Miss Harding Weds Apple Exporter in Newark Parish
George E. Petley aged 23, an apple exporter from Newark New Jersey, married Mary C. Harding aged 21 of Brooklyn at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony was at 1 30 PM led by Rev Robert B Nelson with witnesses including Joseph C Rebold Paul Schroeder Ashby Sprint. Petley native of Brooklyn, bride daughter of Stedman H Harding of Brooklyn.
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George E. Petley
Newark
New Jersey
Mary C. Harding
Brooklyn
New York
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Joseph C. Rebold
Paul Schroeder
Broklyn
Ashby Sprint
Mr. Petley
N. J
Stedman H. Harding
Williamsport
Penn
Married Couple Ties Knot During Apple Blossom Festival
Ernest Raymond Tabler of Martinsburg West Virginia wed May Elizabeth Stuckey of Jones Spring West Virginia in a Martinsburg ceremony conducted by Rev J Luther Neff of Market Street MB Church. The couple wed during the peak of the Apple Blossom Festival. Tabler, a baggage master for the Pennsylvania Railroad serving Winchester, asked the clerk to keep the license secret until today. His father is Charles Tabler of Martinsburg and May Stuckey is daughter of Henry J Stuckey of Jones Spring.
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Ernest Raymond Tabler
Martinsburg
West Va
May Elizabeth Stuckey
Jones Spring
J. Luther Neff
Market Street
M B
Pennsylvania Railroad
Winchester
Charles Tabler
Henry J. Stuckey
Quarterly Meeting At First Christian Church
The third quarterly conference of the First Christian Church will be held Wednesday evening at an o clock. Every member is urged to attend and make a sacrifice if necessary. The pastor will report on three years of service and the church may approve or disapprove his record. The official board meets beforehand at 7 30 p m.
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Frst Christian Church
Goodwins Donate Prize To Festival
Goodwins J and H Goodwin Ltd apple dealers who won first prize for best industrial float donate the prize to the festival fund. They had already given 100 toward the expense account, making their total contribution count as part of the festival’s support.
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H. Goodwin
Byrd Extends Lead in Virginia Gubernatorial Vote Return
In fifth tabulation by Times Dispatch returns, Harry Flood Byrd leads over G. Walter Mapp and C. Lee Moore after Valley of Virginia votes shift the race. Total 5,519 counted. 347 stray favorite sons and 19 nonvotes noted. Seventh District boosts Byrd with 533 to 113 for Mapp and 19 for Moore.
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Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
G. Walter Mapp
C. Lee Moore
Valley of Virginia
Times-Dispatch
Winchester
Mapp
Accomat
Byrd
Moore
Penney Store Manager Leaves To Select Goods
Mr M M Hunt manager of the JC Penney Company store has gone to Atlanta GA where for eight days he will attend the regional buying convention. He will select goods for the fall and holiday seasons including toys. The organization will hold regional conventions this spring at Atlanta Cleveland Los Angeles Oklahoma City Portland Salt Lake City St Louis and St Paul.
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M. M. Hunt
J.C. Penney Company
Atlanta
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Portland
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
St. Paul
Queen of Festival Returns To College
Miss Sarah Eleanor Chiles of Kernstown, chosen queen of the Apple Blossom Festival, left this morning for Johns Hopkins University and the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore to resume her studies. Her photo gained wide newspaper exposure during the festival days, more than any other girl in the region in recent years.
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Sarah Eleanor Chiles
Samuel M. Chiles
Kernstown
Johns Hopkins University
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Chiles
United States
Public aides listed for Apple Blossom parade omission
Frederick county officials reveal William Crim and W L Barney were omitted from the published list of parade aides to the chief marshal in the Apple Blossom Festival. The two men contributed effectively to the event planning and execution.
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William Crim
W. L. Barney
Frederick County
Three Aviators Award Distinguished Service Medals
Major Frederick L. Martin and First Lieuts Leight Wade and Leslie T Arnold received the first Distinguished Service Medals for peacetime military service. The War Department ceremony included officials from Navy, State, Treasury and flight divisions. Only Martin Wade and Arnold attended. the medals carried modest intrinsic value but were deemed priceless. A rental alert closes with an unrelated ad for a residence on Valley Pike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick L. Martin
Army World Fliers
Leight Wade
Leslie T. Arnold
War Department
Navy
State, Treasury
Baltimor American Apple Blossom Pie Availability
Missed the Baltimor American pie blossom edition? Read by ety. Call 334-321 Kent for details and pickup.
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Kent
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