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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1952
Page
6
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Ward's Pastry Shop on EF Piccadilly Street features a six tier 75 pound replica pound cake in the show window. The model stands 42 inches high on a 24 inch base and is decorated with green leaves pink roses plastic columns white swans and lace-like candied details. Candied lettering proclaims the 25th Apple Blossom Festival and 200th Bicentennial. Decorated by Nancy Mallory and Louise Ward.
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard flew from Canada to the Netherlands after a four week tour of the United States and Canada. The queen met Dutch settlers and wartime friends in Canada, while Bernhard joined her from the New York area.
A tearful mother from Owana Iowa arrives in Houston seeking to bring home her 15 year old son Herbie Fletcher held at Texas Central Prison Farm No 1. Convicted for robberies in Georgetown and Fairfield he was tried as an adult after claiming to be 17. The family believed him drowned last October when his bicycle was found near Decatur Nebraska. A prison letter prompted by questions led to Herbie admitting identity.
The initial German immigrants arrived in America aboard the Concord, landing in Philadelphia. The 13 families from Krefeld, skilled weavers, established Germantown and began a quiet, godly, honest life in the New World.
C B Mallory of Charlottesville and Rock a Bye Kennels won multiple prizes at the Albemarle Beagle Club show. Rock a Bye Chief earned best puppy and best of opposite sex in the show while Bonnie took the nine to twelve month class. Rocky Ledge Yodeller, handled by Mallory, placed third in the 15 inch field trial class.
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