Apple Blossom Week Festivities Light Winchester Agenda
The notice outlines a packed Apple Blossom Festival schedule in Winchester with Queen Shenandoah IX crowned at Handley High School, parades and pageants at the Handley campus, celebrated balls at the George Washington Hotel and Jordan White Sulphur Springs, and social events across May 4 and 5. Roanoke Times reports plan for 35 princesses in the queen’s court and related engagements.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Lions’Club
W. E. Cooper
Shenandoah IX
Esplanade
Handley High School
Winchester Country Club
Queen Shenandoah IX
Courtfield
Harrye Stouffer
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
John
Jordan White Sulphur Snrings Hotel
Stephenson
Roanoke
Roanoke Times
Winchester
Helen Ames Washington
Overbrook
Floyd Mills
Ivan Jackson
Jackson
Jack Schill
West
Martinsburg
New York City
Atlantic City
N. J
Kenneth Rice
Sue Schlack
Hagerstown Flower Show Plans Shaped
Dates for the fifth annual Hagerstown Flower Show were set for June 1 and 2 at a Garden Club meeting. The event returns to St Johns Lutheran Church auditorium with Chamber of Commerce co operation. A judges luncheon will open the show and committee chairs were named.
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Hagerstown
E. N. Funkhouser
Walter Baker
H. R. Rudy
Walter Roessner
Carl Brandt
M. F. Riley
Thomes Hardinge
W. Preston Lane
John Pangborn
John Carnochan
Federated Garden Clubs
Maryland
William Post Duvall
Springfield Farm
Hagerstown Club
Richmond Women's Group Plans Bus Trip to Apple Festival
The Richmond News Leader reports Fairmount Review No 14 Woman's Benefit Association will sponsor a bus trip to the apple festival. The group departs Richmond at 7 a.m. Tuesday and returns Wednesday evening.
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Richmond
Richmond News
Fairmount Review
Woman’s Benefit Association
Kiwanis Rotary Meeting Schedule Changes
Kiwanis planned Wednesday noon luncheon moves to Monday at 12 45 PM because of the Apple Blossom Festival. Rotary meets Thursday at 1 PM but postpones to the following week. Lions Club meets Tuesday at 12 30 PM and American Legion Post Friday at 12 30 PM.
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The
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young Peoples Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Century Club Meeting Postponed to May 10
The Century Club postpones its regular weekly meeting due to the Apple Blossom Festival. The rescheduled gathering will be at Mrs. Louis L. Baker's home at 3 30 PM on Tuesday May 10.
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Louis L. Baker
Edwin Ritter
Young People's Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Washington DC Pair Granted Marriage License Here
A license issued in the Corporation Clerk’s office confirms the marriage of Miss Cora E. Timothy and Mr. Perry J. Jacko, both of Washington DC. Miss Timothy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Timothy, while Mr. Jacko, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Jacko, is in the mercantile business.
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Orange County
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Clifton
Orange, Va
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Phillip Seddon Boxley
Mr. Clark
Charles S. Clark
Spencer Kellogg
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs Harrison to Visit Philadelphia Relatives
Mrs Thomas W Harrison of South Washington street plans to leave early next week for Philadelphia to spend time as a house guest of relatives and friends.
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Thomas W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Philadelphia
Local Ministers To Meet Monday
The Winchester Ministerial Association will convene at Handley Library Monday morning at 10 30. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden will lead the devotional services and officers are to be elected during the session.
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Winchester. Ministerial Association
Handley Library
Frank T. McFaden
Dick Welch Retired After 50 Years With B and O Railroad
Richard Dick Welch longtime Baltimore and Ohio engineer reached fifty years of service. He began with B and O at Harrisonburg as a youth, later piloted Valley Railroad passenger trains, served at Brunswick Maryland, and spent the last decade as yard engine engineer in Harrisonburg. He is a son of Patrick Welch and his wife is Maurice O Connor’s daughter from Winchester.
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Richard
Dick") Welch
Baltimore and Ohio
Welch
Harrisonburg
Valley Railroad
Lexington
Brunswick
Patrick Welch
Maurice O'Connor
Winchester
Contracts Awarded For Two West Va Bridges
The West Virginia State Highway Commission reportedly awarded contracts for two Capon River bridges in Hampshire County. One bridge will be built at Yellow Springs and the other at Wardensville to replace an existing structure.
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West Virginia State Highway Commission
Capon River
Hampshire County
Yellow Springs
Wardensville
Charleston
Historic covered bridge to be replaced on Wardensville route
A century old wooden covered bridge, narrow for modern traffic but in good repair, will be replaced using about 6000 tons of raw materials including sand gravel and cement. The new bridges will serve the highway from Wardensville to High View near the Virginia line, with four miles of Virginia roadway remaining to connect with the Northwestern grade.
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Wardensville
High View
Virginia Line
Virginia
Jury to Decide Grant Will Case in Circuit Court
In a probate dispute over the Grant will a jury hearing was ordered. James P. Reardon represents the Grant kin and must file within 20 days to challenge admission to probate. Pro probate counsel Donald L. Weems and W. Erle Edwards have 10 days to answer. Curators John M. Fishpaw and Edward W Grant keep the estate intact and were empowered by Judge Williams to manage sheep and lamb stock as needed.
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James P. Reardon
Mr. Grant
John M. Fishpaw
Edward W Grant
Williams
Anniversary Day Program At United Brethren Church
Tomorrow the United Brethren Church on North Brad dock street holds Anniversary Day at 7 45 p m with a youth and church themed service. Miss Hazel Bailey leads Call to worship and prayers followed by hymns and a playlet This Is Youths Chance with intermediat es music and a Rainbow Children Junior playlet. Rev George W Stover gives remarks and the service ends with Bless Be the Tie That Binds and benediction.
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United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
Hazel Bailey
Christian Endeavor
Intersmediates
Rainbow Children
George W. Stover
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