Four Couples Married During Apple Blossom Festival Week
Social calendar notes a busy week with luncheons and meetings at the George Washington Hotel and local churches. Four couples tied the knot during the Apple Blossom Festival, including Florence Jordan and Francis Koenig at Sacred Heart Church and additional weddings for Ada Yost and Vernon Henry, Helen Bolyard and Glyde Nose, Virginia Coe and Lacy Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
the Maskey
Florence Jordan
Martin Koenig
A. Paul Koenig
Stephens City
Norfolk
Frank P. Jordan
Scranton
Washington, D.C
Mr. Koenig
Washington
Ada Yost
Floyd Yost
Vernon Thomas Henry
Thomas Henry
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Henry
May Day Festival at Teachers College and Hulver Birthday Dinner
May Day festival at Harrisonburg State Teachers College features a full day of English type activities with Miss Frances Wells as queen. A large birthday dinner honors two Hulver brothers Dewey of Mountain Falls and Floyd of Mount Airy Md. with guests and decorations observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hulver
Dewey Hulver
Mountain Falls
Floyd
Mount Airy
Wards
Anna
Gertrude Mitlg
Mary Line
Bowman
Floyd Hulver
Mount Airmy
Eugene
Kathryn
Paul Anderson
Chilren
Winfred
Lillie Maer
Reuber ‘Hulver
de Pingleys
Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
United States
Frances Wells
Suffolk
Winchester
Retha Cooper
Grover C. Cooper
Really
Stipe named student president and javelin star at UVA
James Leslie Stipe son of Mr and Mrs J W Stipe was elected student president of UVA engineering and earned a varsity V for the javelin throw He also joins the university honor committee and holds multiple engineering related offices The report notes his affiliation with Trignon and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and mentions other local society roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leslie Stipe
J. W. Stipe
Department of Engineering
University of Virginia
The
Star
Stipe
Trignon
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Stephens City Organizations Hold Meetings and Visits
The Stephens City Home Demonstration Club met for its regular session with good attendance. plans for spring cleaning and window care were discussed and Mrs. Cooley announced the Associated Women's Clubs of the World meeting in Washington in June. Shenandoah College Club held its quarterly business meeting in Winchester with about 100 alumni noted. Mrs. Walter E Barr hosted a visiting guest from St Louis and other local social notes followed. Dr C B Harloe will attend the Virginia State Dental Association meeting in Roanoke next week closing his East Piccadilly street office during those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
John B. McKee
Stephens City Home Demonstration Club
Ball
Kerr
H. P. Lovett
Garden Club
Madison
Cooley
Lovett
Clarence Stickley
H. A. Funk
C. O. Watson
Shenandoah College Club
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Ernest B. Luttrell
Shenandoah College
Walter E. Barr
Walter B. Johnson
St. Louis
Fairmont Avenue
Mator
Barr
Wayne Kellams
W.S. Hiett
Harloe
C. B. Harloe
Virginia State Dental Association
Roanoke
East Piccadilly Street
Radio Highlights Friday Broadcast Schedule Summary
Radio schedule lists programs on WEAF WABC WJZ WOR and WRVA FRIDAY 3 30 4 30 P M Description of Grand Feature Parade Trail of the Pink Petals on Blue and Red Networks of NBC Also WFMD Frederick Md and stations air the concert and orchestra offerings through the evening with sports and variety showsв
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WABC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
WOR
Stasia
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Little Symphony Orchestra
Modern Ensemble
Ed Wynne
Lennie Hayton Orch
Charles Courboin
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
March of Time
Clem McCarthy
Goodman Orchestra
Olsen Orchestra
WRVA
National Broadcasting System
WFMD
Frederick
Weeklong 4-H Campaign Schedules Field Work and Club Meetings
A detailed week timetable outlines field work and office duties for the House Repair Campaign. It lists daily activities including enrollments, project meetings for Kernstown 4-H, Gore 4-H and Red Bud 4-H, demonstrations on patterns and dress finishes, leader training at Northern Virginia Power Company, and a press contest among Miller and White Hall 4-H clubs with Saturday office work and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Northern Virginia Power Company
Loudoun Street
Miller 4-H
White Hall
Braddock Street Church Circle Meets Mrs Anderson
Circle No 5 of Braddock Street Methodist Church meets with Mrs Robert L Anderson at 352 National Avenue at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Anderson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. B. Garber
Robert L. Anderson
National Avenue
Festival Crowd Proves Orderly In Apple Blossom Days
City crowds during Apple Blossom Festival remained orderly, says Chief C W Hollis. Several individuals were tried on charges including drunk and disorderly, drunk and fighting, and disorderly conduct with penalties ranging from 10.25 to 15.25 dollars. An unrecorded inquiry about a prominent theatrical figure was noted, and a pickpocket case had a bus ticket detail cited by the Baltimore detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Foster ~ Sargent
Whitacre
John Stewart
South Kent Street
Hershell Jones
Highland Avenue
Lester Barton
Stephens City
Stewart Fitzhugh
Lamont Street
Washington, D. C
John Massie
Pine Street
Hollis
Washington
Baltimore
Chief Hollis
Out-of-Town Men Named Judges of Floats
The Apple Blossom Festival chose three external judges for the floats: Robert H. Reed associate editor of the Country Gentleman Philadelphia Frank T. Sturtevant general freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore and A L Peterson of Simons and French Coenapple exporters Newark The selections came from outside influences with no personal stake. Mrs H W Clowe of North Washington street left for Washington to visit her daughter Nora Burbank and will be away for some time. Dr W H Hannam of Paw Paw W Va passed through en route to Frederick County to visit his sister Ida Anderson. Mr and Mrs Irvin Huyett and their grandchildren of Wyomissing Pa and Russell Huyett and Randolph Curry of Reading Pa are guests of Mrs W B Timberlake at her Bruce town home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cornwell
Middletown
John Shreck
North
Loudoun Street
Howard Shreck
Charles Town
W. Va
Robert H. Reed
the Country Gentleman
Philadelphia
Frank T. Sturtevant
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
A. L. Peterson
Simons
Newark
H. W. Clowe
North Washington Street
Washington
Nora Burbank
W. H. Hannam
Paw Paw
Nain
Frederick County
Ida Anderson
Irvin Huyett
Wyomissing, Pa
Messrs
Russell Huyett
Randolph Curry
Reading, Pa
W. B. Timberlake
Brucetown
Notorious gangster Alvin Karpis captured in New Orleans
Federal agents seized Alvin Karpis and two companions in New Orleans after a dramatic night arrest. Hoover led the raid that ended a long nationwide hunt for the gang member linked to the Hamm and Bremer kidnappings and related robberies. Karpis and associates were taken to the postoffice building for questioning before a plane trip to an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Karpis
South
Associated Press
New Orleans
Karpis-Barker
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
William A. Hamm, Jr
St. Paul Brewer
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul Bankery
Arpis
Canal Street
Ruth
Fred Hunter
Garrettsville
Postoffice
Karpis
Ed O'Hara
Hoover
St Louis
St. Paul
Department Justice
J. Grooms
Topeka
Kas
Cleveland
Sylvester J. Hettrick
John Brock
Tulsa
Okla
Garrettesville
Hamm
Brewer
Department
Hunter
Bremer
David McGee
Ed McGee
Barker gang crackdown widens as Campbell hunted in Florida
Federal officers intensified efforts to capture Campbell after arresting Doc Barker who pleaded guilty to kidnapping amid killings and escapes. Investigators questioned agents and locals about a young woman linked to the case while tracing gang remnants from Florida to the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc’ Barker
Crimefly
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Washington
Modern Woodmen of America
Camp Lodge
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren
Inchester
Ellis
Corner and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George W Gton Hotel
Francis Koenig
Anna Jordan
W. M. Brashears
Market Street
M. E. Church
Virginia Coe
Buck “A. Coe
Lacy F. Hughes
William Hughes
Eam
University
Hospital
Omar O. Stickley
Strasburg
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Wisecarver
District Nurse Association
Court House
R. E. Buncutter
G. A. Waddle
Akron
Ohio
H. R. Burkle
Wendel
New York
Youngstown
Harry Weiss
Brooklyn
Paul H. Wendel
Ellis Parker, Jr
New Jersey
General Press
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Prescription Druggists
Loudoun St
Northwestern Na AL Bank
Minneapolis
St.ates
Chicago
First National Bank of
Brainerd
Minn
National Bank and Trust Co
Sioux Palls
Lansing
Kate
Ma) Barker
Freddie Barker
Dunlap
Oklawaha
Harp
Florida
Campbell
City
Rem
Anna Sage
J. 8. Meyer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hutch DeHaven
Weems Farm
Larrick’s Farm
Hayfield
Kemp Farm
Lenore
H. W. Butler & Bro
Margaret L. Hodgson
the Berkshire
Our
Huntsberry
van Banks Greate
Commercial & Savings Bank
White House
Caraja
R. G. A. Stores
N. Loudoun St. Underwood’s
R. M. Swhmledl
East Geo
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