Publicity and Community Support Highlight Shenandoah Apple Blossom
The article notes extensive publicity from Metropolitan papers and local outlets for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, praising neighborly open houses and parade spectators. It contrasts Winchester and Wenatchee, discussing old orchards, drought effects, market challenges, and the need for stronger fruit merchandising to sustain high quality production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftin
Hal Boyle
Drouth
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Godeys Lady's Book in Philadelphia 1830 to 1898
The women’s magazine known for its colored fashion plates and sentimental stories was published in Philadelphia from 1830 to 1898. Sarah J. Hale edited it from 1837 to 1846. In 1860 it reached a peak circulation of about 150000, influencing readers nationwide.
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Godey
Philadelphia
Sarah J. Hale
D.A. V. Promotion Group Appointed and Blood Drive Planned
oe acere and Carl Pix were named to lead a public relations campaign for the Disabled American Veterans. The D A V meeting at the V F W Post Home was led by Commander Maurice Blosser. Members were urged to donate blood for the Red Cross in the city. A meal was served after the session.
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Oe Acere
Carl Pix
Disabled American Veterans
Maurice Blosser
D.A.V
Red Cross
Jockey Marc Williams Boosts Blood Donations On Air
Bloomington ISD jockey Marc Williams of WTTS volunteered to donate blood and broadcast the process live. He carried a microphone and described each step while the medical team conducted the donation, highlighting the doctors and nurses involved.
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Bloomington
Ind
Marc Williams
WTTS
Blaymeington
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