Apple Festival in Color Shown at Winchester Rotary Meeting
Technicolor footage of the Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester was shown at the Rotary luncheon by L J McElligott of Chesapeake Potomac Telephone. Guests included James R Lupton Walker M Bond and Lyle Rohr with Dr Orville Van Deusen and J W Morrow. The report notes the film’s likely showings in other communities. A separate notice details a Trustee's sale of real estate in Winchester by James P Reardon as trustee, set for July 1 1939 with all cash bids and a $100 deposit possibly required.
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Winchester
Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Lab
L. J. McElligott
McElligott
James R. Lupton
Washington, D. C
Walker M. Bond
Lyle Rohr
Front Royal
Orville van Deusen
Carroll Morrow
J. W. Morrow
Virginia
Goodwin Gibson Baker
Kathryn Smith Baker
K.C. Moore
James P. Reardon
Corporation Court
City of
County Court House
N. Washington Street
Frederick County
North Washington Street
Boston gets new Auxiliary Bishop Richard J. Cushing
Auxiliary Bishop The Right Rev Monsignor Richard J Cushing named Auxiliary Bishop of Boston by Pope Pius XII He will fill the post left vacant by Francis J Spellman who was recently promoted to Archbishop of New York
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Richard J. Cushing
the Propagation of the Faith Society
Boston
Pope Pius XII
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Nocturnal Snores Irk Conductor On West Virginia Special
N K Larrick recounts a sleepless day aboard the West Virginia Special rolling from Martinsburg to Cincinnati. A stern conductor shouts tunnel as the train plunges into darkness, then reemerges at 60 miles per hour. Passengers resemble engineers as cosmetics wash away, and the voyage carries travelers bound for the San Francisco and New York world fairs.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Arizona
Cumberland
West Virginia
Hades
Parkersburg
Ohio
Virginia
Cincinnati
Gordon Oval
Sediment Cleared From Stewart Street After Flood
Workmen cleared sediment left by a Town Run flood that overflowed last Monday evening. A large amount of silt remained on Stewart Street pavement. Ja pan dowry tradition pressures women to prepare a marriage dowry, even in poverty, before wedlock.
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Stewart Street
Japan
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Scrambled
Puzzle grid shows across clues from 1 to 47 and down clues from 1 to 44 with mixed readable fragments and garbled entries. Multiple entries reference food fish edible bulb primitive terms and various linguistic bits, but most readable text is jumbled, offering partial clue phrases and scattered letters.
Dear Miss Chatfield: Relationship Advice Column Reprint
Caroline Chatfield answers readers on love and marriage. A fiancée struggles with communication and fear of commitment while another wife laments a husband who dislikes dancing and movies. Chatfield advises patience, controlled absence, social evenings, and joint hobbies to rekindle interest.
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Miss Chatfield
Cadets Return from V. M. I. and Local Weather Notes
Cadets M. O. Simpson Jr and Claude Stokes Jr of V. M. I. Lexington have returned home. Mrs. E. Cranton Bolton and children of Chicago visit here with her parents. Billy Shannon arrives for summer from Davidson College. William Wake visits from Philadelphia for the weekend. Mrs. Wilgar Coleman and Mrs. P. B. Mosby stay with Mrs. C. L. Melton. Elder A. L. Harrison returns from Plymouth. Billy Van Deusen comes for summer from Richmond College. Miss Dorothy Aimetti returns from New London. Miss Scheuer escorts Aimetti to Baltimore then visits her grandmother Mrs. Ney. Mrs. L. F. McFall, Francis McFall, and Evelyn Higgins attend Randolph-Macon College graduation. Mrs. John Gander leaves for Harrisonburg for Madison College summer school.
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Front Royal
M. O. Simpson, Jr
Claude Stokes, Jr
Lexington
Dorothy Aimetti
New London
Conn
Selma Scheuer
Miss Scheuer
Miss Aimetti
Baltimore
Connecticut
Mrs. Ney
Social News and Visits Across Virginia and Nearby States
Miss Portia Spencer teaches in Portsmouth visiting her mother Mrs Jamesh Spencer and sister Miss Carrie Spencer who teaches in Franklin. Rev D N Calvert and family from Occoquan visit Riverton relatives while Calvert attends the local school. Miss Hazel Thompson hosts Miss Doris Warrick of Goldsboro. Several guests return from Farmville and Richmond as Mrs R E Purdum Mrs Charles Paris Jr and Mrs John Marche visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Stossel and daughter Elsie head to New York for the World's Fair with Miss Elsie Byrd Eastham joining. Miss Margaret Simpson spends time near Norfolk and Mrs F R Slaughter with Polly Slaughter head to Washington then Altoona for a camping trip. Edward Harnsberger of Luray hospitalizes at Front Royal Hospital. Lester Rubel Frame of Browntown announces birth of son Lester Jr Wednesday June 13 at Johnson Nursing Home. Anne Beall returns to Hague accompanied by Mrs Forsyth weekend visit. Miss Mary Woodland Wescott of Chestertown and Mrs Robert Reid of Baltimore spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Reid. Mrs J S Hedrick is patient at Memorial Hospital Winchester.
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Charles Stossel
Elsie Stossell
New York
Elsie Byrd Eastham
Wil
W. B. Shuler
New Jersey
Public Sale of Alice M Golliday Realty
Public auction on June 24 1939 at 2 PM in Middletown Virginia for a 59 pole land lot with a two story dwelling adjoining Middletown High School. Terms include one third cash and two equal annual installments with a deed of trust and insurance policy. Special Commissioner E M Funk to conduct sale. Clerk Brannon certifies bond compliance.
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Alice M. Golliday
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Middletown State Bank
Middletown
Valley Turnpike
Middletown Agricultural High School
Alice M. Galliday
J. B. Cornwell
C. C. Brannon
Co. C. Brannon
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Wuthering Heights
Merle Oberon
Laurence Olivier
David Niven
Spain
Alexander Graham Bell
Wma
Eerp Kas
Sare Ameche
Young
Fonda Spring Byington
Charles Coburn
Gene Lockhart
Loretta Young
Dixie
Nor East and
Cheney
Gray & Eddy
Uncle Sam
Winchester Small Loan and Finance Co
E. Piccadilly St. Geo. Washington Hotel
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Msgr
Star Reporter
West Virginia Hills
By N. K. Larrick
Hansbrough Carter
Daily Cross
College
Gambier
Italy
Dess
Weesel
Down
Gether
Little Island
Cihiairilie Miaiginie
AL Ireboinie
RIE
Igiainee
COMBU
Mehiaivie
Irigia Retiaiona
Ciainiatl
Mamane Shel
Caroline Chatfield
Buddy
Kitty
Front Royal and
Warren County News
E. Cranton Bolton
Chicago
Billy Shannon
Davidson College
North Carolina
William Wake
Philadelphia
Mrs. Wake
Wilgar Coleman
Darien, Conn
P. B. Mosby
Tennessee
C.L. Melton
R. W. Payne
A. L. Harrison
Plymouth
N. C
Billy van Duesen
Richmond College
L. F. McFall
Francis McFall
Evelyn Higgins
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
John Gander
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Portia Spencer
Portsmouth
Jamesh Spencer
Spencer
Carrie Spencer
Franklin
D. N. Calvert
Occoquan, Va
Hazel Thompson
Doris Warrick
Goldsboro
R. E. Purdum
Charles Paris, Jr
John Marchi
Farmville
Richmond
Miss Margaret Simpson
Norfolk
F. R. Slaughter
Polly Slaughter
Altoona
Edward Harnsberger
Luray
Front Royal Hospital
Lester Rubel Frame
Browntown
Lester, Jr
Johnson Nursing Home
Anne Beall
J. F. Forsyth
Hague
Mrs. Forsyth
Mrs. Arnest
Mary Woodland Wescott
Chestertown
Robert Reid
Reid
Harry Reid
J. S. Hedrick
Memorial Hospital
Alice M. Golliday Realty
E. M. Funk
Herbert S. Larrick
County of
Frederick
E. Piccadilly St
Paul Kelly
Lorna Gray
Sahara
Charlie Chaplin
Hable
Texas
SAT
Max Baer
Lou Nova
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Arthur Cudy
Rita Hayworth
Richard Barthelmes
Howard Hawks
Columbia Picture
John Deere
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Dad
Palm Beach
Jantzen
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Wrisley
Rhodes Drug Co
George W. Kurtz
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