Apple Blossom Festival Dates Publicized With Queen Shenandoah
National coverage highlights Queen Shenandoah VII Suzanne Pollard at the Seventh Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. Reports note festival dates reach 40 radio stations and headlines across the east. Fruit brokers from Paris Rotterdam and the U S offer silver cups as prizes for top fruit industry exhibits.
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Shenandoah VII
Suzanne Pollard
Act
Baltimore Sun
Standard Oil Company
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
Wiichester
Virginia
America
London
J. O. Sims
Mr. Sims
Henry Cordier
Paris
H. T. Taconis
Rotterdam
Fred A. Motz
United States
Sims
Winchester
Messrs. Sims
Cordier and
Taconis
Virginia Fruit
Parade Uniforms Reminder From Friendship Fire Company
All members with uniforms who will march in the parade should report at Friendship Hall tomorrow Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Members not marching should return their uniforms to the engine house tomorrow night.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Engine House
Flower Shop blooms with spring bulbs and lilies
Fred W. Forney notes Easter lilies hydrangeas spireas yellow callas tulips hyacinths jonquils and rose bushes in bloom at The Flower Shop.春
Livestock Sale Announced at White Post Stock Yards
White Post Virginia stock yards schedule a livestock sale on April 16 at 10 a.m. rain or shine. Cattle hogs and sheep to be offered. See advertising copy inside for details.
Coronation to Crown Shenandoah Queen at Apple Blossom
Suzanne Pollard will be crowned on the first day of the Apple Blossom Festival at the Handley Bowl. Rev Dr Flickinger says the ceremony will evoke King Alfred the Great’s Winchester coronation with English ritual precedents and references to King Alfred’s Crown. The event places the Shenandoah homeland in regal majesty amid military escorts and historic pageantry.
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Shenandoah VII
Suzanne Pollard
S L. Flickinger
Flickinger
Congressional Library
Washington
Claude A. Swanson
Winchester
England
Alfred
Ethelwulf
Leo III
Ethelred
Charles I
Edward, the Confessor
Edward
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Pollard
Shenandoah
Are You One Who Has Given To The Festival
The Apple Blossom Festival seeks financial support from citizens and institutions. The finance committee appeals to the city and surrounding area to fund the spring event, noting many have already contributed but thousands are still needed. Subscriptions should be sent to Clifford D. Grim, treasurer, Winchester.
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Clifford D. Grim
Winchester
For Sale Second Hand Hupmobile Coupe
Second hand four passenger Hupmobile coupé offered by Mrs A M Baker at 608 South Washington Street. Phone and pricing not listed. Open for inquiries from local residents only.
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A. M. Baker
S. Washington
Easter sale at Grace Lutheran Church by Woman's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Lutheran Church to hold an Easter sale of cakes fancy and colored eggs in the Social Room on Web April 16 at 2 p m. Proceeds support church activities.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Clock Sign on Piccadilly Street Draws Attention
L H Cohn completed an attractive revolving clock sign atop the Winchester Drive Yourself System on East Piccadilly. The bright clock shows dusk to midnight with 12 local businesses rotating ads every 15 seconds, visible from the east approaches. Businesses include Betty Shoppe, Robingon Ice and Cold Storage, Snapp Foundry, Nehi Bottling, H R Green U Drive Service, Winchester Steam Laundry, Miller and Anderson Plumbers, John Miller Hardware, Shenandoah Motor, George Washington Garage, Flower Shop, and T J Orndorff Monuments. The sign enhances street lighting and has drawn favorable comment.
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L. H. Cohn
East
Piccadilly Street
Betty Shoppe
Robingon Ice and Cold Storage Company
Snapp Foundry Company
Nehi Bottling Company
H. R. Green U-Drive Service
Winchester Steam Laundry
Miller and Anderson
John §. Miller
Shenandoah Motor Company
George Washington
Easter Flowers Arrive at T Jones & Co Malin Street
Easter flowers arrive at T Jones and Company located on Malin Street, listing addresses 123 1258 with a 4 15 1p 2t notation.
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Pales
T. Jones & CO
Malin Street
Easter Candy and Toys at Betsy Ross and Crystal Confectionery
All kinds of Easter candy rab bits and eggs fruit and nut eggs available. Name on eggs free of charge. Baskets of all sizes. Place your order now to be ready when you call Betsy Ross and Crystal Confectionery.
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Betsy Ross and
Crystal Confectionery
Rev Diehl to Speak Tonight at Special Services
Special Holy Week services at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church will feature Rev. Paul R. Diehl of Frederick circuit as the speaker tonight at 8 oclock. Services run every evening this week except Saturday with music suited to the season. Next Sunday morning Rev. Murray D. Mitchell will invite new members.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Paul R. Diehl
Frederick Circuit
Murray D. Mitchell
Lenten Services At Grace Church
Lenten services will be held at Grace Lutheran Church each evening this week at 8 o'clock. Communion will be administered Thursday evening. Early Easter services will be conducted in Mount Hebron Cemetery near the old church walls at 7 o'clock on Easter Sunday morning with special music.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Lse
Winchesters Opens Second Floor Tea Room
Mrs. George H. Emmons announces the opening on Friday April 18 of Winchesters first second floor tea room at 163 North Loudoun Street. The venue offers a quiet home atmosphere and catering to discerning tastes with lunch and meals featuring American and Chinese foods.
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George H. Emmons
Winchester
N. Loudoun St
Public sale of personal property in Grimes Virginia
Mrs. Bertha EF Miller of Grimes Virginia will sell personal property at public auction on Thursday April seventeenth at 11:00 P M local time. The notice lists location and time for the sale.
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Bertha EF. Miller
Grimes
Thurs
Would Cancel Certificate of Rum Smugglers
The House of Commons approved a Liberal measure by 215 to 142 to let the Board of Trade suspend or cancel certificates of masters mates or engineers involved in illicit liquor imports into the United States. Isaac Foot led the move for the bill. U.S. Treasury officials said they had no prior information and did not request the measure.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
United States
Isaac Foot
Cornwall
U. S
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Officials
The
Treasury
Radio courts and air mindedness in world notes
A murder trial in Mexico draws radio coverage while Turkey’s parliament session is aired by radio and aviation experts urge the public to become more air minded. The items reflect international broadcasting and public interest in current events.
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Mexico
Turkey
Louisville Courier-Journal
Miller to Hold Reserve Officers Session at Shenandoah Valley
Major F M Miller of the United States Army will lead a meeting of the Officers' Reserve Corps at Shenandoah Valley Academy tomorrow at 8 PM. The session covers The Company and Battery in the Attack with active duty credits for attendees and informal instruction. Col B M Roszel is local leader. Several officers travel long distances to attend.
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F. M. Miller
United States Army
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Col
B. M. Roszel
Miller
Will of L. S. Brown Probate in Frederick County
The will of L. S. Brown of Middletown is probated. He leaves his entire estate including real estate stocks bonds money in bank and personal property to his wife Ida B. Brown who is named executrix with bond of 10 000. The instrument dated April 24 1925 was witnessed by M. H. Rhodes and W. A. Everley.
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L. S. Brown
Middletown
Frederick County
Ida B. Brown
Messrs
M. H. Rhodes
W. A. Everley
Winchester Golf Club elects Patton president
At a stockholders meeting the Winchester Golf Club elected T. B. Patton as president succeeding W. Nelson Page. The nine director structure was approved, and dues dates moved to February 1 and August 1 to ease cash flow. An opening day entertainment is planned.
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Winchester Golf Club
T. B. Patton
W. Nelson Page
Patton
Page
Logan R. Fay
Greens
H. B. McCormac
Clifford D. Grim
Walter D. Myers
Philip R. Fowle
W B. Cacos
Board of Directors
Winchester Park Association Directors Meet At City Hall
Winchester baseball supporters gather as Park Association directors meet at City Hall in the council chamber at 7 30 this evening. J W Jamieson Blue Ridge League president and L W Thompson treasurer plan to offer Winchester entry into the league and answer questions about the proposal.
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Winchester Park Association
J. W. Jamieson
Blue Ridge League
L. W. Thompson
Winchester
Wonderful Opportunity at Big Livestock Sale
A livestock sale advertised for April 16 at 10 a m at Stock Yards White Post Virginia offers 550 head of cattle sheep and hogs. Aimed to attract attendees with details inside the advertisement. G E O R G E Green.
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Stock Yards
White Post
Geo
R. Green
Wider publicity planned for Shenandoah Valley
The Shenandoah Valley Inc met at the Jackson Hotel Staunton to map a broader publicity campaign for the valley. Howard J. Benchoff was re elected president as members from 15 counties backed a plan to boost regional tourism and development with new advertising through radio and newspapers. notable speakers Frank N Bohn and Dr John Nolen outlined future area potential and planning.
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the Star
Staunton
Valley
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Jackson Hotel
Howard J. Benchoff
Benchoff
Lion
Garber
Harburg
Hugh E. Naylor
Fron Royal
Cambridge
Mass
National
Bohn
Muscle Shoals
Potomac River
United States
Nolen
Shenandoah Valley
Kingsport
Tenn
San Diego
Cal
Roanoke
Messrs. van Sant and Conner
Baltimore
Wanted Good Home for Young Pet Female Hound
Short classified notice seeks a kind shelter for a young female hound. Contact by phone 41 1 4 15 1p t. Ad offers reward or price note £ 2.
Easter Gifts That Last
Ad copy style note references Hodgson and Brown designating an Easter gift theme. The poem-like line compares flowers and gold for lasting joy, suggesting a celebratory gift message.
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Hodgson & Brown
Valley Service Station promotes oil filter changes every 8000 miles
Purolator oil filters for all makes are promoted with a complete stock at Valley Service Station. Also advertised are garden seed from Miller's.
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Miller's
Geo R Green Stock Sale Advertises Live Auction
Don't miss Geo R Green's stock sale at Whitte Post stock yards in Whitte, Virginia. On Wednesday April 16 at 10 a.m. rain or shine 150 good cattle 150 head sheep and 389 hogs offered. See advertisement inside.
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Geo. R. Green
Whitte Post
Geo. R. Greem
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Piccadilly St
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GOLF
Park Association
City Hall
Woodstock
Shenandoah, Inc