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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

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Valley Apple Festival Parade Opens With 5000 School Children

Thousands of pupils from Winchester Frederick Clarke and Brunswick march in the Valley Apple Festival parade amid bright skies and revelry. Brunswick sends about 900 with banners and uniforms while Clarke County and Berryville join the procession, which forms on Market Street and moves on time to showcase school work and springtime blossom themes.

Mr. Sun Winchester Siness Felix Felix Schneiderhan The Optimists Pasie Rederick County Newspper Easant Ildren Fredick Clarke Counties Virginia Brunswick Market Street Everal Brunswick Band Chiefarshal Tinele Hn McCabe Baltimore Isamore and Ohio Railroad Runswick McCabe Iris Ben Davis Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Berryville Clarke Clarke County E Breee Eas Navy Guy E. Manning United States Handley High School M.G. Ramey Handley High United States’Navy Band Leslie D. Kline H. S. Duffey A. M. Jarman Roger X. Day Handley Frederick M. McNealy Stonewall L. R. Mc South Market Street South Market Cork Shawnee Clifford Street Opequon Gainesboro Cork Street Back Creek Water’street Brunswick Schools Piccadilly Street Aoe

Weather forecast for Virginia fair and cooler east portion

The United States Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair conditions in Virginia tonight and Friday. Look for cooler temperatures in the eastern portion and winds shifting from west to north and northeast.

United States Weather Bureau Virginia

Traffic Rules for Apple Blossom Parade Established

The police issue strict parking and traffic rules for tomorrow's Apple Blossom Festival parade. Main Street is closed all day from Water to Piccadilly. Market Street closes from Gerrard to Baker at sunrise. Piccadilly and Clifford streets close around the parade and reopen after it passes at about five.

Main Street Piccadilly Street Market Street Gerrard Street Baker Street Baltimore and Ohio Main Piccadilly Clito Wade Water Street Clifford Water Clifford Street Washington Street

Funeral arrangements for Mrs Elizabeth Striker

The brief illness ending Mrs Elizabeth Anderson Striker’s life is noted. The funeral from her South Market Street home will be at 4 PM Saturday, with Rev F R Casselman and T K Cromer officiating. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by five children and long Service in Centenary Church.

Elizabeth Anderson Striker Star South Market Street F. R. Casselman The Reformed Church T. K. Cromer Loudoun County Hinds Striker Mount Hebron Robert L. Gray George B. Forney Lewis Trier Jack Steele S. A. Seabright Mr. Crouse George W. Anderson Methodist Episcopal Church South Centenary Reformed Church Southern Methodist Church J. William Striker J. Purcell Striker Frederick R. Striker William Rathman William Sumption Radford

Blossom Time at the Empire Theatre May 8

The season’s hit Blossom Time comes to the Empire Theatre as the premier attraction. The Shubert brothers present this entertaining music production with an orchestra of ten pieces. Seats will soon go on sale for the Friday performance.

Empire Theatre Messrs. Shubert

Winchester Fair Grounds Exhibit Showcases Local Students

Ceremonies at the fair grounds featured a large chorus with hundreds of school children and visitors. The Navy Band led hymns and sacred songs as Rev. Switzer spoke on the festival motto The power of Nature Are Gifts From God. Refrains and prayers followed, with preaching by Rev. Nelson Casselman and Neff, and the event was supervised by W. L. Dudley.

Winchester Frederick Clarke Counties Fair Grounds F. M. Reynolds Navy Band Robert B. Nelson Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Mr. Switzer F. R. Casselman Centenary Reformed Church Boyd V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South J. Luther Neff Market Street Methodist - Episcopal Church Enn W. L. Dudley Church of Christ

Empire Theatre Promises Up-to-Date Vaudeville and Films

Winchester residents are urged to visit the Empire Theatre described as the region’s finest for its beauty and modern programs. A seven-member Washington orchestra will accompany daily film and vaudeville shows from 2 to 11 pm with nightly vaudeville at 8 45 pm. Continuous performances today and tomorrow showcase complete program changes.

Winchester Empire Theatre Empire Shenandoah Valley Washington

For Sale Homes of J Luther Maphis in Winchester VA

For sale a home property of the late J Luther Maphis at the corner Woodoun and Baker Streets with modern improvements and double garage Also a desirable building on South Stewart Street Prices reasonable terms easy Inspection at residence or write Mrs J Gordon Lindsay 400 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia 23-1p-31

J. Luther Maphis Woodoun Baker Streets South Stewart Street J. Gordon Lindsay North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia

Notice L O L M Election of Officers Meeting

Notice of election of officers and regular meeting scheduled for Thursday April 23. R G Nace serves as secretary and urges attendance for upcoming organizational duties.

Floyd Collins body recovered from shaft near Crystal Cave

Sand and rock trapped Floyd Collins for 17 days after a shaft collapse in Cave City Kentucky. Miners freed the leg injury and the body was brought to the surface and will be buried on a hill overlooking Crystal Cave. Burial plans were announced by a Cave City undertaker.

The Associated Press Gave City Sandae Floyd Collins Cave City Crystal Cave Collins

School Children Win Prizes In Today's Parade

Winners announced as judges praised the parade appearance and district efforts. Primary and Elementary Grades of Winchester Public School won $20, Stephens City claimed $20 for Frederick County Schools, with Middletown $10 and Miller School $5. Clarke County Schools’ Boyce High School won $20, Berryville $10, Boyce Elementary $6, Brunswick School received $20 and St. Francis School honorable mention. Special praise for Winchester High School Cadet Corps and Brunswick’s cooperation noted.

Winchester Frederick County Stephens City Middletown Miller School Clarke County Boyce High School Berryville Boyce

Carmichael Led Miners Rescue Efforts in Winchester

The miners and others who worked nearly two weeks to rescue Collins were guided by Harry Tucker Carmichael civil engineer whose mother is the daughter of the late Hon John Randolph Tucker of Winchester. Young Carmichael is well known in Winchester.

Apple Blossom Festival Parade Assembly Calls to Officials

City officials and Apple Blossom Festival officers are urged to assemble at Kent Street by Haldeman's Creamery at 2 30 P M Friday April 24 to ride in parade cars. The first two cars will include Mayor T W Harrison City Attorney Philip Williams and others, followed by council members and festival vice presidents in six more cars. Director General W Aryan issues the call.

Kent Street Haldeman’s Creamery Kent St Cork T. W. Harrison J. F. Ward Philip Williams W. E B. Cooper W. A. Baker H. Clay DeGrange H. M. Sartelle C. D. Grim W. Aryan

Apple Blossom Festival affects Star publication time

Due to the Apple Blossom Festival the Star will publish tomorrow morning instead of afternoon All advertising for tomorrow s issue must be in by 7 PM today The Evening Star

Evening Star

Boxes for review of parade at Apple Blossom Fair

Six boxes remain in the Grand Stand at the Fair Grounds for viewing Friday's parade tickets. Apply to J C Oakes Director Apple Blossom Festival.

J. C. Oakes Apple Blossom Festival

Roses Peonies Barbery Trees By J Frank Baylis City

J Frank Baylis of City notes varieties including roses peonies and barbery trees. The short item lists plant types and the author.

J. Frank Baylis

Post photographer captures Apple Blossom Festival images

Hugh Miller, the Washington Post staff photographer, arrived today and secured good pictures of the Apple Blossom Festival. He plans to return tomorrow morning for additional shots.

Building Lots Near Handley Schools Offer

15 building lots offered as a whole or in part near Handley Schools. See Wilmer F. Shryock or G. C. Miller for details. Net sale terms likely.

Handley Schools Wilmer F. Shryock G. C. Miller

South End Hose Company to meet for parade Friday afternoon

All members of the South End Hose Company are asked to assemble at the hall at 1.80 pm Friday to participate in a parade. Also notice a restaurant for sale at Hagerstown Maryland to be auctioned Thursday April 30 with other advertisements available.

South End Hose Company Hagerstown Adv

Taxpayers notice on poll taxes for governor election

Voters in Frederick County and Winchester must have their 1924 poll tax paid by May 2, 1925 to be eligible for the Governor election. The notice also mentions 1922 and 1924 poll taxes if unpaid. Robert H. Smith Treasurer and William T. Barr treasurer of Winchester sign the notice dated April 23, 1925.

Robert 8. Smith Treas Frederick County WM. T. Barr

Disagreement Over Homeric Rescue Efforts Sinking

Passengers aboard the White Star liner Homeric split over whether every possible step was taken to save Japanese seamen from the Raikuku Maru disaster. Capt. Roberts defended, while some passengers urged more lifeboat use. absolution was given to eight Raikuku Maru sailors. The controversy followed reports to the Board of Trade and statements from Homeric owners.

White Star Homeric Associated Press New York John Roberts James J. Talbot Sailo White Star Line Homeric Line British Board of Trade London Captain Roberts Roberts

Citizens' Band Under M'llwee Appears In School Parade

The Citizens' Band directed by Prof. William H. Mellwee made its first appearance since reorganization in the school children's parade. About 25 musicians, many from the old band, played new march music and drew hearty applause. Winchester residents praised the progress under Professor McIlwee's direction.

Citizens’ Band William H. Mellwee Keyser W. Va Winchester Professor McIlwee

Trees for sale at Winchester Cold Storage near Fair Grounds

The Mountain View Nursery Co offers peach and apple trees including Elberta and J. H. Hale in any quantity. Trees are guaranteed stock. Located near the Fair Grounds at Apple Blossom days.

Winchester Cold Storage Fair Grounds Elberta J. H. Hale

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