Mrs Gilpin Crowned Queen Shenandoah At Parade Ball
Mrs Gilpin was crowned Queen Shenandoah in a grand ceremony after a day of street parades and school pageants involving 8 000 children from northern Virginia and Brunswick MD. Cadets, heralds and Glee Club singers accompanied the coronation and apple blossom ball at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pageheon
Baresid
Washington Street Schoo Grounds
Shenandoah Academy
Monticello Guards
Rt . Va
Royce
Amos Shryock
Dorothy
Elizabeth Stuart
Katherine
Elton Fauntleroy
Allison Cooper
Paul Neff
Glee Club
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Charles Benter
Navy Band
Washington
Shenandoah
Jone
Cumberland
Qyveres
Virginia
Misees
Sige Walkenburgh
Atin ‘Néblett
Fredericksburg
Anne Costin Wilkins
Eastville
Virginia Crocker
Clarendon
Jean Watts
Lynchburg
Mary Cornelia Baldwin
Norfolk
Jaquelin Hix
Wise
Marguerita Lacy
Halifax
Elizabeth Hechler
Chilhowie
Frances Jones
Chatham
Virginia Amberger
Wytheville
Katherine Funkhouser
White Post
Emma Griffith
Emmerton
Sarah George
Charlottesville
Katherine Perry
Staunton
Helen Roulette Dickerson
Spout Spring
Catherine Jones
Martinsville
Polly Zimmer
Petersburg
Alice Vail Ware
Williamsburg
Marguerite Fenson
Richmond
Anne Wise
Chapin
Newport
News
Frances Wallace
Chase City
Roberta Cridlin
Jonesville
Elmah Tperkins
Blackstone
Mary Monroe
Penick
Lexingtony
Nancy
Ryals Masisse
Clifton Forge
Virginia Lattrell
Harrisonburg
Ida Jones
Tazewell
Eliza P. Causey
Suffolk
Josephine Parrott
Roanoke
Elizabeth Heath
Lovingston
Harriet Alexander Caperton
Edith Caroline Nesbit
Warenton
Elizabeth Smith
Winchester
Virginia Pittman
Luray
Margaret Olmstead
Front Royal
District of Columbia
Margaret Berry
Chevy Chase
Frederick County
Helen Abel
Conley
Washington County
Jessica Brays
Hancock
Berkeley County
W. Va
Margaret Stewart
Jefferson County
Virginia BE. Shirley
Charles
Town
Pendleton County
Mary Thacker
Franklin
Grant County
Kathleen
Welton
Hardy County
Katherine McCoy Moorefield
Hampshire County
Leary Zeiler
Romney
Mineral County
W Va
Frances Bell
Keyser
Gilpin
Wirginia
Brunswick
United States Navy
Handley Grounds
Navy
George Washington Hotel
Festival Parade Continued with Cadets and Floats
The parade schedule lists cadet bands from Handley High School Shenandoah Valley Academy and State Teachers College Harrisonburg along with floats from groups such as Civil League Garden Club and Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. West Virginia sections feature the Northwestern Turnpike theme and multiple episodes presented by Petersburg Romney Wardensville and others. Senior marshals Ralph Bailey and Grover Schlack lead divisions through Cameron street with specific route guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Queen Shenandoah IV
District of Columbia
Maryland
West Virginia
D. Virginia
Will Dearmont
Shriners
Richmond
Frederick
Elks’ Club
Loyal Order of Moose
American Red Cross
George Washington
Cork Street
Market
Cameron
Boscawen
Kent
Ralph
Bailey
Indian Trail
Northwestern Turnpike
Betty Ekhardt
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Martinsburg
Chief Killbuck
St. Johns Academy
Petersburg
Franklin
Pendleton County
Grant County
Romney
Hampshire County
McNeill
Rangers
Wardensville
Moorefield
Hardy County
Keyser
Mineral County
Paradise
Pendleton
Grant
Hardy
Hampshire
Mineral Counties
Market (Cameron
Clifford Street
Monmouth
Grover Schlack
Clark Hardesty
Augusta Military Cadet Band
High View Community League
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Pain Relief and Odor Cure
The advertisement offers Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee if it fails to end foot pain soreness and odors. It claims rapid relief for aching feet corns and callouses and even swollen or varicose veins with wide druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Fady
Community Leagues and Floats Parade Schedule Featured
A fragmented list notes community leagues such as Flint Hill Pleasant Hill and Gore High School Junior Leagues, decorated floats, and participants like Miss Gertrude Miller and various companies. Directions describe assembly routes and marshals for Fifth and Sixth divisions with bands, railroad sections, and public works groups listed among parade entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Igh View
View
Rice
Ephens City
Ier
Flint Hill
Pleasant, Hill
Hinton Lee Band
Ein
He High
Gore
Browntown
Aldie
Gertrude Miller
Northern Virginia Motor Combat
Northern Virginia Motor Company
Unclear OCR Fragments Itemizing Brands and Institutions
Fragmentary list mentions Ensemble Mf Brand of Sinens Bonus Flav Moe Fruit Cleaner Swift Co W J Gochenour Water for Orchards plus Marine Corps U S Army Recruiting Corps. No cohesive story or clear event readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensemble Mf
Moe
Swift & Co
W. J. Gochenour
Vn. Marine Corps
Army Recruiting Corps
Designer Says Forms Of Women Changeable
Paris designer Edmond Courtot of Redfern explains the mystery of women's figures varying with fashion. He notes that figures shift from sylph to cherub between seasons and that fitted linings differ from year to year despite similar measurements. Courtot says designers push toward more feminine lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edmond Courtot
Redfern
M. Courtot
Two Visitors Lose Their Money at Apple Blossom Festival
Mr. R. W. Brander of the C. and O. Railroad failed to locate his pocketbook after the Apple Blossom Festival crowd yesterday. It contained valuable papers passes and a good sum. Howard Ullrich of Washington D C also lost a roll of bills from an inside coat pocket. Both men suspect pickpockets in the large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Brander
C. and O. Railroad
Howard Ullrich
Washington, D. C
Will Short Skirts Save the Nation
New York April 28 Two prominent Americans argue fashion could decide national fate Carrie Chapman Catt says short skirts will force a rebirth of comfortable healthier attire and challenge the French fashion trust while Sherwood Anderson warns morality hinges on restoring long skirts and condemns censorship in the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Forum
Mrs. Catt
Sherwood Anderson
Europe
Marriage License Issued to Roy L Fletcher and Bessie I Guardner
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county clerk's office to Roy L Fletcher son of George and Mrs Fletcher and Bessie I Guardner daughter of T J and Mrs Guardner both residents of Frederick county. Mr Frank Howe and children and Mr O M Howe of Brunswick Md are guests of Mrs Frank Howe's mother Mrs Martha Sanford at her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk’s Office
Roy L. Fletcher
George Fletcher
Bessie I. Guardner
T. J. Guardner
Frederick County
Frank Howe
O. M. Howe
Brunswick, Md
Martha Sanford
Lifetone Tablets Promise Nervous Condition Relief
An ad urges readers to combat nervousness with Lifetone Tablets claiming to remove nervousness and boost vigor. It touts energy, vitality, and brighter eyes, noting a 72 tablet supply for $1.00 and a refund from Bakers' Drug Store or any reputable druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Ady
Shriners Restrict Fez Use During Apple Blossom Fest
The Illustrious Potentate issues orders banning fez wear except Wednesday afternoon and evening. No Shriners will be in the parade Thursday unless in uniform from Richmond.
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Richmond
Public Sale of Personal Property in Winchester Va
By virtue of an execution I will sell for cash at auction at 10 o clock a m April 29 1927 at Samuel Hanes home Paper Mill Road Winchester Va one organ one drop leaf table and one lounge A J WIGGINTON Deputy Sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hanen
Paper Mill Road
Winchester
A. J. Wigginton
Nut Bearing Nursery Tree Ad From Winchester Fair
An exhibit shows a Nut bearing tree in a tub at Winchester Fair last year and nuts displayed in McVicar's Grocery Store window. The ad promotes Sunny Ridge Nursery Round Hills Virginia offering a catalogue with a note on shade and nut cracking by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair
McVicar
Sunny Ridge Nursery
Guests of Devers and Evans Kin in Harrisburg Visit
Mrs R Hawkins and Kithiesn family members with Hawkins party from Brunswick Md visit the Devers in Harrisburg at North Kent Street. Guests include Mr and Mrs Carroll Evans and son Buddie Jr from Harrisburg and Mr Lewis Heck of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hawkins
Ante Ter
Ee Kithiesn
Vv Hawkins
Peas’ Cackins
Coffman Burke
Brunswick, Md
Lewis Heck
Baltimore
H.‘N. Devers
Carroll Evans
Buddie, Jr
Harrisburg, Pa
Samuel Evane
North Kent Street
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Mrs. Gilpin
Huntsberry
Firemen’s Division
South Market
Monmouth Street
Gerrard
Friendship Company
South End Company
A . Sarah Zane Company
Rouse Company
North Market
Piccadilly
Kern Street
Market Street
John W. Larrick, Jr
J. C. Sherman
W. C. Donnelly
Apples Breeze Railroad
Mt. Clare Band
Tom Thumb
Keyser Band
Capital and National Limited
Brunswick Band
Fruit Growers Express
Norfolk. & Western
Norfolk and Western Band
Norfolk and Western
Cocoanto Grand Caverns
Pennsylvania
R. R
New Jersey Penn
Chambersburg Penn
North Awket
Cameronist
Éeti Facius
North Market Street
Fred Yeakley
Joe Funkhouser
Westminister Band
U. S. Forest Service
C. L. Robinson Ice
Cold Storage Corporation
James R. DuShane
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs
Becks Baking Corporation
Citizens Band
Southern Chemical Company
Frigidaire Company
Manbeck Bread Company
Babb Brothers
J. J. Fahrney
Cider Press
The
Associated Press
Entree
Kipper
Picnichams
A. & P. Brand
ASTOR
P.&g
Aime Beverages Eta
Datar Atlantic & Pacific
Foot Wru
Sample Shoe Store
Baker’s Drug Store
Fez
Hagerstown
Valley of
Round Hills, Va
C. B. Smaltz
National Ave
Tri-City
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Reisman Mickley Brodie Hong Ie
Ene
Daz! of
Glorior
Ransey Furniture CO
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, Virginia
Se Laloble
Lois Lata
Dona Castile
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