Village committee plans staged sending of thirty children
The committee explains the aim to send forty children, but since funds are not fully subscribed they will send only thirty now and await full funding before proceeding with the rest.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
6
The committee explains the aim to send forty children, but since funds are not fully subscribed they will send only thirty now and await full funding before proceeding with the rest.
Mary Arkwright Hutton of Spokane will be one of Washington state’s delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Baltimore. A self-made woman, she rose from poverty to affluence as a mining camp cook who later bought mining stocks with her husband. She campaigned for suffragists in Washington and California and gained political prominence.
Willie and Lillie Brown headline an Empire vodvil at Winchester with dancing singing and talking. The bill also includes The James Boys in Missouri and other reels. Two shows scheduled with a different night program. 6p showtime.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad will offer special excursion tickets to York Pennsylvania via Harrisburg and PRR on May 29 and 31 and June 1 2 and 3 1912. Return validity until June 16 1912. Round trip from Winchester priced at 5.05 dollars. Regular C Y B trains provide connections at Harrisburg to York and vice versa.
Cumberland Valley Railroad offers round trip to Waynesboro from Winchester for 3.15 during June 3 to 5 with return by June 7, tied to the Eleventh Annual Convention of the C V Volunteer Firemen’s Association. June 5 parade day tickets 2.35, inquire with Ticket Agent.
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a yard party at their hall in Opequon on the night of June 15, 1912. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy themselves. Committee.
The Reliance Cemetery Association will hold a lawn festival at Reliance Virginia on Saturday evening June 1 1912. Music by the band refreshments of all kinds served come and help the goods and de-
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