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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
3
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The piece argues the festival supports the entire Winchester community, not just growers, acting as a publicity drive to show Virginia apples are premier and to attract business. It stresses a unified, businesslike approach with strong local support and quotes regional figures linked to the event.
Mrs Frank Fries of New York City arrives to visit her father Mr Thornton Good. Mrs We BR David also visits her mother Mrs Nannie Glass. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Mohr of Philadelphia attend services at the George Washington Hotel. Mr Abdoey bindami Bod and others from Berryville visit Edinburg relatives. Mr Lin in Edinburg plans a brief stay. Mr and Mrs James B Irwin welcome relatives in Bathburg.
A social birthday gathering honored Miss Bertha Largeant on March 24 at her parents J. S. Largeant and wife near Whitacre. Attendees included numerous Misses and Messrs with Delia times, Avery deli, and refreshment served afterward.
The Martinsburg Evening Journal reports twenty or more chiefly Berkeley Post American Legion members with their orchestra drove to Winchester last evening to attend the second presentation of The Glorious Girl by Robinson Y Conrad Post of Winchester at the Empire Theatre. The Martinsburg group sat in the two lower boxes and enjoyed the show. Later a reception and concert were held in a Winchester restaurant attended by Hon. George M. Ford state superintendent of votingins Schools, who spoke at the Potomac Valley Teachers Association.<
Miss Virginia Rhepherd and Mrs T J Hegan visit guests at various homes including Mr and Mrs Mike Hand and Mr Joni Boweha. Annie Hack shops in town and Mrs Av Hetzel spent the day shopping. Mrs M Ay Ryle visits her brother in Washington. Marguerite Hawkins plans a stroll after illness. Alvin Kremer of the Public Library will speak. Rebecca Bady Hughes attends a game with Hagerstown. Mr James Rebingdi spends days in Charl ess.
Mr. R C Smith of Washington rests at the George Washington Hotel with companions in attendance. The note indicates a short sojourn and stable condition, with no further medical details disclosed.
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Community health program aims to boost wellbeing with practical tips. Local volunteers share simple routines, diet advice, and preventive care steps to help residents stay well.
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