West Virginians Parade Floats In Bloom Festival
West Virginians will showcase over twenty floats in the Bloom Festival parade. Participation includes many local clubs and organizations.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
1
West Virginians will showcase over twenty floats in the Bloom Festival parade. Participation includes many local clubs and organizations.
Eastern Panhandle and South Branch Valley counties plan twenty two floats themed on West Virginia history for Winchester festival. Leaders, committees, and schools coordinate through meetings in Martinsburg and Shepherdstown with plans to honor Dolly Madison and George Washington, with next week's schedule across key towns.
Letters of praise pour in after Handley High School Band banner led Washington inaugural parade. Oakland California couple and Reading Pa citizen commend music and radio announcer Graham McNamee. Messages from Winchester former residents note thrill of Handley band on Air.
Two friendly kittens seek loving homes. Call 41-1 for details and adoption arrangements.
Lady’s white gold wrist watch with initials J E M to L I S missing from 215 N Market St. Reward offered by Mrs John Massie.
The Rouss Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening April 5 at 8 o clock sharp. Secretary L Curtis Bowers announces business of importance and calls members to attend.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch notes the Shenandoah Valley apple blossom season as among the nation’s most beautiful and recommends a visit. It highlights Winchester as a peak small city during festival time and calls the Shenandoah Valley the world’s finest spring display with rows of blooming trees and scenic beauty.
Friday afternoon at Handley grounds Arbor Day services observe tree planting under Winchester Civic Club auspices. Pink flowering crab trees donated by the ladies will be planted in three groups of five with talks by Rev Dr L Flickinger and devotional by Rev Dr McFaden. Handley Girls Glee Club will sing as horticultural classes perform planting on the school grounds near the Valley Pike at 3 15.
Local market promotes deep discounts on meat and provisions as shoppers seek value. Butler's Packing House advertises brisk savings on staples, urging customers to visit for low prices and weekly deals.
Butler's Packing House delivers 100 pound sacks of garden fertilizers. Date and lot details appear as part of a short rural trade notice.
France pays affectionate tribute to Myron T. Herrick, former American ambassador, as his body leaves Paris for home with honors. Leaders, diplomats, and citizens attend a funeral pageant, with Gen Pershing and Premier Poincare among participants.
Winchester Steam Laundry announces fit for wash and fold services with price and schedule details, highlighting efficient service and proximity for customers seeking laundry care.
The Winchester District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Braddock Street Church closes today with about 100 delegates from 25 charges. Readings include worship, reports from licensing, missions, finance, and committees, plus the birth of the twentieth child to Mr and Mrs Charles Garrean of Farragut Iowa.
Mexican and U.S. border dispatches report a Mexican federal bombing plane was shot down by rebels near Naco Sonora while bombing a rebel troop train. Both aviators were killed and the international boundary line was closed, with correspondents barred from crossing.
Mayor Shryock suspends Chief Michael A. Doran for failing to enforce patrol rotation and restricting office loitering. A special Common Council session is called to decide whether to sustain the mayor or reinstate the chief. The mayor also cites a yearly gift of 25 from H. B. McCormac of the Virginia Woolen Co. for escorting the paymaster.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Clyde Sibert on South Cameron Street Friday night at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
The Friendship Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Friendship Engine House Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend for important business. Red W. Forney, Captain.
Advertisement urges buyers to inspect a late 1920s 1 ton Chevrolet closed cab truck with long wheel base White truck, mechanically perfect, new cab, and excellent rubber. Located at 1010 Agheret St. John Nixon advertises the deal and warns not to buy a 2 ton before viewing.
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