Social and Personal Notes From Mrs May Carpers Music Class
Members of Mrs May Carpers music class and junior Sunday School presented an operetta Goose Island at Market Street Methodist Church with solo singing by bright Bertha Everhart and a chorus led by Helen Robinson. Nellie Horner married Hercel Omps at Frederick Maryland with a large reception and family attendance. The Lincoln County festival featured Mary Sartelle winning violin contests at state district and capital levels with piano accompaniment by Louise Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carper
Methodist Church
Goose Island
Market Street Methodist
Mise Bright
Bertha Everhart
Elia, Pugh
Mary Frances Braithwaite
Mildred White
Marie Farmer
Sara, Carper
Mab
Mies Muffet
Helen Mason
Mary
Quite Contrary
Mary Anna Albin
Boy Blue
Robert Campbell
Humpty Dumpty
Glenn O’rear
Caroline Bahiman
Frances Robinson
Mary Capper
Virginia’ Lee
Dorothy Jones
Mildred Sargeant
Virginia Miller
Helen Robinson
Claude Derflinger
Nellie A. Horner
Hercel H. Omps
Frederick Manse
W. M. A.horner
Capon Bridge
W. Va
John Omps
Bloomery
Presbyterian Dynamic
Frederick
Charles B. Wehler
Washington
Voine
Nina
Damaris
Paskel
Jane Shuler
Sloan Horner
Hayes
J. T. Funkhousser
Bernice
Nancy
James
Helen
M. C. Horner
Maynard
Austin
Margaret Nelson
Raymond Omps
Charley
Russell Pugh
Doris
Grants
Edgar Pugh
Delbert
Wayne
Wilson
Marie
Stewart
Albert Schaffenaker
Gertrude Whitacre
Omer Pugh
Ray
Ruby
Harrison Whitacre
Maxine Lovett
Roy Place
Ruby Sirbaugh
Edward Orndorff
Walter
Fred
D. H. Shuler
Iss Mary Louise Sartelle
Chester Junior Music Club
Danville
State Music Federation
Sartelie
Weinieski
Austin Sloat
Henri Sozolov
Washington, D. C
Hahn Son Goes to Rome Ga for Western Union Training
Mr Blair Hahn son of Mr and Mrs Taylor F Hahn of this city has moved from Staunton Va where he is chief operator at Western Union. He leaves yesterday for Rome Ga to attend the company's school and study the simplex system. He will likely be in Georgia about two months. Mrs Hahn will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs R B Smith during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Hahn
Taylor F. Hahn
Staunton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rome
Hahn
Western Union Company
Georgia
R. 8. Smith
Bond Family Hosts Apple Blossom Festival Party
A social gathering at the Bond home during the Apple Blossom Festival included Mrs. Everett Gooch and her son Robert of Pittsburgh. Miss Mary Moore of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Conley of Gosport. and Mr. and Mrs. Downing of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bond
Bond
Everett Gooch
Robert
Pittsburgh
Moore
Mary Moore
Springfield
Mass
James Conley
Gosport
N. Y
Mrs. Downing
Buffalo
Newlyweds Visit for Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Lester F McCabe fresh from Minneapolis arrive to stay with Mr and Mrs Carl I Massey during the Apple Blossom Festival in Virginia. Mrs McCabe formerly Miss Marion Parmele has many locals friends, while guests include Mr and Mrs Ernest G Metcalf and Miss Julian Engish of New York City traveling by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester F. McCabe
Minneapolis
Minn
Virginia
Carl I. Massey
Miss Elsie Carpenter Operated Uporat Hospital
Miss Elsie Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Henkel Carpenter underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital several days ago and is slowly improving. She is connected with the sales staff of Emmetts store and is popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen D. Merrill
Pocomoke City
Merrill
D. F. Butsler
Memorial Hospital
Visitors Arrive for Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester
A parade of guests arrives for the Apple Blossom Festival. Residents from Fairmont Baltimore Richmond and Washington visit relatives and stay at hotels and homes on Cameron and Washington streets. Notable arrivals include families of Barr Cooper Hopkins and Brown Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Brown Bell
Baltimore
Mrs. Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Migs Mildred Guests at Boyes During Apple Festival
Mildred Lee Russell of Leesburg Virginia attends the apple festival as a guest of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Wah Deventer at Boyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Mildred
Lee Russell
Leesburg, Va
Cornelius Wah Deventer
Boyes
Richmond Clergyman Attends Southern Christian Convention
The Rev. B J Earp attends the Southern Christian Convention in Richmond and expects to return home Friday night. Edward C Holland of Gainesboro is taken to Memorial Hospital for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
B.J. Earp
Richmond
Southern Christian Convention
Edward C. Holland
Gainesboro
Memorial Hospital
Greenbrier Cadet Band Heads to Apple Blossom Festival
The Greenbrier Military School cadet band from Lewisburg West Virginia is expected to be the first to arrive in Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival. They traveled by bus via Clifton Forge Virginia after a morning concert and will stay at the Fairfax Hotel on South Cameron Street under Captain W. H. Beardsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier Military School
Lewisburg
W. Va
Winchester
Clifton Forge
W. H. Beardsworth
Fairfax Hotel
South Cameron Street
Mrs H A Richard dies after two weeks illness
Mrs Elizabeth Richard widow of the late Harvey A Richard died at 7 this morning at her home near Stephens City after a stroke on April 16. She was 75, survived by two daughters Mrs Louis Fawcett and Mrs Lee Pannet and three sons Charles Joseph Har Vey, with brothers Atwell George Edward Rust and two sisters Emma and Anna. Funeral Friday 10 a m at her residence. burial Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph and
Harvey Richard
Atwell Rust
Stephens City
George A. Rust
Edward Rust
Relief
Emma Rust
Anna Rust
Green Hill Cemetery
Seabock to Hang From Bank Building For Legion Appeal
Lieut Erie Seabock, famed Canadian aviator and endurance racer, plans a stunt at 1 PM tomorrow? to hang from the Farmers and Merchants National Bank cornice using an automobile inner tube. A collection will be taken with half donated to the American Legion. He will be placed in a straight jacket with rope wound around his body and raised to the top by a block and tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Seabock
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
American Legion
Legion
Seabock
Grandstand Seats On Sale At Winchester Fairgrounds
Reserved grandstand seats for Friday parade review at Winchester festival grounds go on sale at Apple Blossom Festival HQ in the basement of the George Washington Hotel. Tickets are 50 cents each with boxes for six at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair Grounds
George Washington Hotel
Queen Shenandoah Festival Guests Arrive In Winchester
Egyptian minister Mahmud Samy accepts invitation as festival guest. Col. Roszel coordinates escort and hotel quarters with Boyd R. Richards arranging lodging. Princesses arrive including Margaret Talbot Stevens as Princess Baltimore. Parade of blossoms features about 8,000 schoolchildren from three states tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ College
East Radford
Staunton Military Academy
Beardsworth
American Legion
North Loudoun Street
Col
B. M. Roszel
Mahmud Samy
United States
Washington
Tmhotor
Winchester
Middleburg
Mourse
Bradford
George Washington Hotel
Boyd R. Richards
Roszel
Richards
Aother
the Star
Parade Lineup and Disbanding Plan for Local Schools
The parade starts at 10 o'clock with banners required. Participants include Brunswick, Frederick County Md., Stephens City, Middletown, Boyce, Berryville, Handley, Middletown, and Gore schools marching along Cameron Piccadilly Loudoun Boscawen Stewart Gerard and Handley routes with designated divisions and marshals. After the march, disbanding routes send Brunswick to Handley grounds, Winchester to Handley, Berryville east on Gerrard, Boyce via Gerrard and Washington, Middletown and Stephens City along Gerrard between Washington Braddock, and Gore and small schools up Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Street
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Boscawen
Stewart
Gerard
Gerard Street
Handley School
Brunswick
Frederick County
Baker Street
Cameron
Piccadilly Street
Boscawen Street
Miller
Kernstown
Brynerly
Brucetown
White Post
Armel
Gainesboro
Crose Junction
Mount Airy
Evendale
Mount Carmel
Lamps
Providence Chapel
Relief
Pine Grove
Greenwood
Gore
Stephens City
Cork Street
Middletown
Boyce
Clifford Street
Berryville
Handley
South Cameron
United States Navy
Paul Hartman
Marshall, Davis
McCabe
Marshal
A. M. Jarman
Handley High School
Marshall
D. G. Cooley
Schoo
R. W. Royston
George W. Ropp
Aylor
D. F. Kern
Louise Greenwalt
Bryarly
Cross Junction
Lamp’s
Esplanade
Winchester
Gerrard Street
Brad
Gerrard
Washington
Braddock Streets
Stewart Streets
One
Pennsylvania to Have Big Display in Fete Parade
Pennsylvania will showcase a large exhibit in the fete parade with key organizers including H. T. Wilkins as exhibit manager and G. D. Ogden as traffic manager. Other officials listed are W. W. C. Glynn A. J. Ball Ee. 8. Nelson and R. R. Blydenburgh in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
H. T. Wilkins
G. D. Ogden
W.W. C. Glynn
A. J. Ball
Nelson
R. R. Blydenburgh
Railroad Officials and Staff Names Listed for Friday Arrival
A column lists multiple railroad staff titles and names including W. B. Hopkins assist general, W. A. Phillips perishable freight agent, G. E. Fetterman industrial agent, J. L. Eysmans vice president in charge of traffic, and several others such as D. N. Bell passenger traffic man and H. H. Garrigues general superintendent. The roster also notes hopeful arrivals for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
W. B. Hopkins
W. A. Phillips
G. E. Fetterman
W.C. Kine
T. B. Kennedy
Longaker
H. H. Garrigues
Cr. Eberley
Agen
Max H. Lowman
Cc. T. Mackenson
Mr. Walsh
D. M. Sheaffer
Pasiom Transportation
J. F. Deasy
J. B. Serge
Ceneral
J. L. Eysmans
Cc. B. Ludsborough
Cc. H. Matthews, Jr
Walter Thayer
Ager
H. Lippincott
A. E B. Buchanan
E. Yungman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Simplex School
Mr. and
Mrs. Bond
Peyton R. Harrison, Jr
Lexington
John W. Davis
New York City
Martinsburg
B. Mitchell Knight
Washington and Lee University
Omicron Delta Kappa
Harrison
Martinsburg High School
W. J. Showalter
Proctor Doughtery
Bord R. Richards
Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Doughtery
District of Columbia
Guy Allen
Wheeling, W. Va
John K. List
Winter Park, Fla
Hotel Jack
Paul Haldeman
Covington, Va
Mrs
J. S. Haldeman
F. D.westscott
W. C. Westscott
F. Fish
Utica, N. Y
Hotel
Jack
Hunter R. Mann
Hunter R. Mann, Jr
Salisbury, Md
D. T.hammond
Stella Collier
Harrisonburg, Va
Leonard Brown
County
S. W. Stuart
Keyser, W. Va
Ernest Grayson
J. M.salyards
Keyser
Lydia Chapman
Mr. Salyards
Kerser
Charles Lupton
Clearbrook
Vrab—Bevesesierdsy En Businese
Homer. Hall
Miss Maragret Hall
Fairmont
Raymond Cooper
Southern Business University
Stanley Cooper
North Braddock Street
John P. Hopkins
Marvin Wesley
Robert L. Gray
National Avenue
Elizabeth Barr
Alexandria
C. Fred. Barr
West Boscawen Street
Douglas Lindsey
Harry Henning
G. O. Miller
North Washington Street
Robert Burbank
Chevy Chase, Md
H. W. Clowe
Annie Swearingen
Dallas Leonard
Charles L. Robinson
George A. Kerr
Lynchburg, Va
Fred Barr
Julia Wall
G .F. Norton
Mount Vernon
H. T. Cook
J. W. Smith
Potomac- Edison Company
Hagerstown
Mr. Charles Cole
Donora, Pa
J. C. Cole
The
G. A. Frazier
Paxtell
Nashville, Tenn
P. W. Miles
Mrs. J. M. Hardy
Esther Thomas
Ella Thomas
East Piccadilly Street
N. E. Webb
J. W. Winkfield
This
City
F. D. Williams
East Orange, N. J
Helen Cooper
Pearl Brown
A. F. Snyder
Romney, W. Va
Jack Hotel
Warren Singleton
Pocomoke City, Md
South
A. B. Myer
C.J. Beck
J. S. Ialdemen
Mr. Killiam
Hammond and Killiam
Martha B. Clark
C. G. Crawford
E. G. Shirley
John Cather
J. Frank Eddy
Boston, Mass
A. L. Green
Morris J. Dunlap, Jr
Stanley, Va
Robert G. Stinson
Philadelphia
M. J. Dunlap
Greenbrier
H. A. Richard
Shenandoah
Maryland
West Virginia
Lovett Bros
Belle Bennett
WM. Desmond
Ace of
Tim McCoy
Riders OF the
DARK
Shawnee Heights
Parkway
Newlin & CO
W. Water ST
New York
Paris
Woodbury’s
Pinkham’s Veg
C. L
Mel
Bromo Seltzer
Castoria
Vicki Gillette
N. Main Street
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