Apple Blossom Festival float leads State Teachers College entry
In Winchester on the Shenandoah Apple Blossom day the Harrisonburg State Teachers College girls 165 strong joined the parade in colonial green gowns with a large umbrella float. The float won first prize of $200, and the college has repeatedly claimed top honors at Apple Blossom events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Burg
Institut
Winchester
Ir Gris
Pauline Carmines
Hampton
Betty Douthat
Warsaw
North Carolina
Helen McNeely
Danville
Margaret Tate
Lebanon
Ellen Moore
Buchanan
Doris Petty
Hilton Village
Grace Kerr
Dorothy Needy
Maryland
Kiwanis Club
Ester
Margaret
Harrisonburg Teachers College
Missy Sublett
Power Company Employees Attend Relief Meeting in Hagerstown
About thirty employees of the Northern Virginia Power Company attended the Potomac Edison Relief Association annual meeting at the Y M C A in Hagerstown Maryland last evening. A banquet preceded the business portion and H S Metcalfe assistant to the president of West Penn Electric Company Pittsburgh spoke. Regular G A A Meeting To Be Held Tonight At 7 30. Mr George Cochran remains critically ill at his South Loudoun street home. he is well known and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
George Cochran
South Loudoun Street
Cochran
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Harry H. Willis
South
Cameron Street
Tulips in Full Bloom at Hodgsons in East Clifford
Tulips bloom in the Hodgsons flower garden at 124 East Clifford Street inviting visitors. Mrs. Hodgson welcomes guests today noting the display reflects much effort and urging admiration of the results.
Local residents and visitors called by illness and business
Mrs. Anna Free of Cumberland and Miss Vivian Weaver of Harrisburg visited Cumberland for a few days at Miss Pearl Brown’s South Kent street home due to the illness of Jerlyn Clark. Guests included Mrs. Grover H. Schlack and others in Cumberland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Renner
Nain
Charles Brill
Myrtle Renner
Brill
Kenneth, Curtis
Agnes
Ruby
Richard
Kathryn Luttrell
Elvie Shade
Emily DeHaven
Christinia DeHaven
Harriett Carper
Gladys Carper
James Ruble
Vance Whitacre
Jessie Whitacre
John Whitacre
Alvin Clark
Strother Carper
Edgar ‘Clark
Vernon Unger
Talamage
Grover Carper
Louise
Winifred
Gretna Charles Brill
C. J. Racey
Bob Gamble
Moorefield
W. Va
Mildred Racey
Purgitsville
National Avenue
B. Brook Smith
Margaret King
Kesecker
Berkeley Springs
Randolph Newcome
Kerfoot
Keyser
S. J. King
Brunswick, Md
Mary Newcome
Youngstown
Ohio
Smith
Anna Free
Cumberland, Md
Vivian Weaver
Harrisburg, Pa
Miss Pearl Brown
South Kent Street
Wayne M. Racey and Baby
Bayard
Tom Froggat and Son
Accountant Am SCPA Treasurer Arrested in Tax Fraud Case
Providence Rhode Island police arrested 1S. Clark treasurer of the American Society of Certified Public Accountants on a warrant charging falsification of income tax returns. The claim involved a Massachusetts corporation seeking a $100000 refund after the statute of limitations, with a safe document inserted into its tax record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
Providence
R.I
Bureau
Massachusetts
The
Truste e Sale of a Desirable Farm in Frederick County
Trustee announces sale of 107 acre Brucetown farm once owned by Miss Fannie E. Smithey. Sale in Winchester at 12 noon on May 17, 1930. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust, with flood of insurance on buildings. M M Lynch, Trustee. Duvall Dunn, Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Fannie E. Smithey
Brucetown
William Timberlake
Clearbrook
C. W
Winchester and
Martinsburg
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Consumers' Utilities seeks rate changes for water heater plan
Notice to the public states Consumers' Utilities Co. applied to the Virginia State Corporation Commission for approval of new self acting water heater rate. Effective June 1 1930 includes minimum charge $1.50 per month, 2000 cu ft at $2.45 per M, 28000 cu ft at $1.20 per M, and excess at $1.10 per M with 1 cent per hundred cu ft discount if paid by the 15th. Filed April 12 1930. Signed Edward C. Goss manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ Utilities Company
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Consumers’ Utilities CO
Edward C. Goss
Mgr
Public sale of farm and industrial lime kiln in Frederick County
Special Commissioners announce a public auction in Virginia City public house for four parcels of Harvey Conner land in Opequon and Cedar Creek areas. Parcel values range from 9.75 to 35 acres with an active lime kiln plant on parcel four plus related equipment. A third of price due at sale, balance in two annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Erick County
Virginia
Scrattiers- Ziegler Cooperage Company
Harvey, Conner
Harvey Conner
Opequen “Terial
Frederick County
Ninevah
Refuge Church
Cedar Creek Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Opequon
Bond Set At Three Thousand Dollars In Decree Case
A mandated bond of three thousand dollars was fixed as required by the decree issued by the deputy clerk. The notice notes the penalty and the court's directive within the ongoing proceedings.
Desirable 100 Acre Farm Public Sale in Winchester VA
By virtue of a deed of trust default the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Frederick County Courthouse Winchester on Thursday May 29 1930 at noon. The 100 acre farm near Armel includes a large barn and outbuildings, adjoining Haymaker Reardon et al north of the Winchester Front Royal Road. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years via two bonds bearing 6 percent interest, with homestead waiver and insured buildings. James P. Reardon trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A. Walters
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Armel
Haymaker, Reardon, Et Als
Front Royal Road
James P. Reardon
Only Remaining Wonders and Mexican Narcotic Plant Note
Only the pyramids remain of the Seven Wonders aside from fragments of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus and the Temple of Diana at Ephesus. The marijuana is a narcotic plant found in Mexico reputed to cause insanity to those who drink an infusion or smoke it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halicarnassus
Diana
Ephesus
Mexico
Public Sale of Desirable Realty in Frederick County
Trustees R Gray Williams and James P Reardon announce a public auction on May 31 1930 at noon in Winchester Virginia for a 12 acre half acre site at the Winchester Front Royal Turnpike intersection now Richmond Highway Lee Jackson Highway. The property suitable for a gas station or business, with deferred payment via two bonds at 6 percent, secured by Deed of Trust and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
James P. Reardon
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Front Royal
Richmond
Millwood
Frederick
R.gray. Williams
James J. Reardon
Admiral Byrd Praises Siple and Pup Training Efforts
The report notes Admiral Byrd commending Paul Siple for training dog pups to handle on Antarctic missions. Siple, a zoologist, collected Antarctic bird and animal skins and conducted depth soundings in the Bay of Whales while on pup-train duties. He later sailed on the whaler Larsen to Wellington with five pups to return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Antarctic
Bay of Whales
Larsen
Wellington
States
New Zealand
Byrd
Siple
Dunedin
C. A. Larsen
United States
Boy Scouts
W. F. Meek
Front Royal Votes To Keep Plant
Front Royal Va May 1 Advocates against selling the town municipal electric light plant won a victory Tuesday with a 333 to 270 vote against selling the property. The election followed a spirited campaign and marked the first time voters faced this issue. The town had been offered an attractive price for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Middle-age boast marks a contented day’s reflection
A light social observation notes that feeling satisfied after a productive day can signal middle-age. The remark frames self-congratulation as a common, quiet milestone in later adult life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra Teabele Miles
Mrs. Renner
Conner
E. R. Conner
Refuge
G. A. Zeigler
Struthers
Sarah Zane Company
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Reuss Avenue
Frederick Plaza
Ruth St. Denis
Women’s College
State Teachers College
American Association of University Women
Denishawn
Win
Huntsberry’s
Brucetown League
Brucetown Community League
League
Mrs. C. K. Carpenter
New York City
George Washington Hotel
R. M. Ward
Coty En Va
E. J. Townsend
Mrs. Amiott
Fitchburg, Mass
Washington Hotel
Jerlyn Clark
Grover H. Schlack
Apple Pie Ridge
H. E. Walden
Camden, N. J
H. B. Maloy
George Talbert
Alrecent
T. J. Dale
John Philips
Woodstock, Va
G. G. Crawford
Strasbur, Va
Mr. Faber
Schoeneman Company
Baltimore, Md
Harry Schmidt
South Washington Street
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Miss Peters
Warrenton, Va
John F. Miller
Henry Sonneborn Company
Baltimore
Dean Rogers
Gainesboro
E. Clay Rogers
Philadelphia
Clifford B. Price
Delaware
Naval Academy Varsity
Associated Press
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
H. E. Shelton
H. A. Pleozentkowski
R. P. Hunter
K. E. Jung
F. D. Crinkley
A. D. Gray
J. V. Kellbough
W. P. Schoefff
H. Rivero
New York
New York Harbor
Ross Ice Barrier
Arthur T. Walden
Vatcoo Vojtech
Martin Ronne
Norman D. Vaughan
Walter Leuthner
Claire D. Alexander
Edward E. Goodale
T. Russell Cather
Herbert
Larrick
Dunn & Duvall
Circuit Court of
Ceee
London
Spinario
Palazzo del Conservatore
Rome
Thomas Francis Bayard
England
Admiral Byrd
Plant
George Washington
Enna
Tane
Enid
Wit and Associated
Leo
Jay
WLW
Cincinnati
Bane Jettick Thanans
Sample Shoe Store
Staunton
Margaret L. Hodgson
Aerolux
Winchester Furniture CO
Complete Home Furnishers
South Main Street
N. Loudoun ST. Winche
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