Festival officials hail apple blossom fete efforts and coverage
Festival leaders praise the public relations and entertainment departments for outstanding promotion. General Counsel Scully commends the festival office and thank you to all who contributed ideas. Directors Shryock Alexander Sjostrom Barr Knight Knight Boyd and others express appreciation for coverage, fundraising, parade grandeur and guest arrangements.
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Ose
James R. Alexander
Lions Club
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Gratitude Notes
A series of thanks from festival officials to Harry Rainsberger Bernard Groves Harry Nelson and the local fire company officers and members plus many others for their roles in the XXII Annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. Includes praise for Miss Margret Thors Queen Shenandoah XXII Grand Marshal Bob Hope and cooperation from police and festival staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Shryock
Harry Rainsberger
Bernard Groves
Harry Nelson
Bob Hope
Hotel Biltmore
Providence
Rhode Island
Hope
Crosby
Winchester
Virginia
L. Preston Collins
Virginia Mariana
Shenandoah
Tom Boyd
Landon B. Whitacre
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
M. B. Clowe Jr
Answers to the Daily Quiz List of correct responses
The page provides quiz answers including Ernest Bevin for question 1, Venezuela for 2, He did for 3, Texas for 4, California for 5, and Forty five years ago for 6. Also noted are Office of European Economic Cooperation for 7, Silver for 8, Spades for 9, and Red white and bale for 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bevin
Venezuela
Texas
California
Office of European Economic Cooperation
Mrs. Hattie Belle Golladay Dies at 76 in Stephens City
Mrs. Hattie Belle Golladay aged 76 died at her home west of Stephens City after a May 12 1872 birth in Stephens City. She leaves husband John 8 Golladay and five sons, two daughters, a sister and a brother, with 20 grandchildren. Funeral from Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Green Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Belle Golladay
John 8. Golladay
Stephens City
Lewis Golladay
Frank W. Golladay
Strasburg
Earl Ewing
Vivian Smith
Lillie Locke
Wadesville
Harry Lemley
Trinity Lutheran Church
R. L. Booze
A. Hayne Boozer
Green Hill Cemetery
Kenneth Staples
David Cook
Richard Venable
Claude Strickler
Marshall Galladay
Raymond Ewing
Florence Dolph Dies at 101 in Scranton Home
Florence E Dolph died yesterday in Scranton at age 101 18 days before her 102nd birthday. She reportedly celebrated her last two birthdays by sliding down the bannister in her home.
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Scranton
Florence E. Dolph
Dellinger Kin Include Sister in Berryville Obituary
Dellinger and brother include a sister Mrs. C. W. Fritts of Berryville. 3:30 p.m. Wednesday from Kurtz funeral home with the Rev. William Eisenberg and Dr. S. Flickinger officiating. Interment to follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The body will remain in Kurtz funeral chapel until time of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fritts
Berryville
Kurtz Funeral Home
William Eisenberg
Sales Directory May 5 to May 12 with items listed
May 5 1 pm C A Davis 12 mi east of Chestnut Grove Church furniture antiques farming implements May 7 10 am Estate Elijah Puffinburger 3 mi NW Reynolds Store livestock farm equipment household goods real estate May 11 1 pm C L Light Cedar Creek Grade 7 mi from Winchester furniture and garden tools May 11 10 am Estate Mrs Grace Whitlock 16 East Chifford St furniture appliances household goods May 12 10 am Estate W Frank Plank 203 East Boscawen St furniture appliances household goods
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Grace Whitlock
East Chifford St
W. Frank Plank
East Boscawen St
Obituary of Dr Allen of Winchester Maryland and Clarke County
Dr. Allen a Maryland trained obstetrician tied to Winchester and Clarke County families. He studied at Maryland Heidelberg and Vienna, taught at the University of Maryland, and served as Winchester health officer. He led Clifton hunters in festivals, chaired the Farmers and Merchants Bank board, and survived by wife Dorothy Gilpin and three sons.
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Maryland
Ann Owen Allen
Tilghman
Lyons
Allen
University of Maryland
University of Heidelberg
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Neill
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Summit
Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Edward of England
Winsor-Warfield
Clifton
Shenandoah
Winchester
Walter Cox
Winchester Memorial Hospital
American Medical Association
Virginia
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
Farmers and Merchants W National Bank
John M. Steck
Dr. Allen
Dorothy N. Gilpin
Henry Brooke Gilpin
Scabeby
Clarke County
Remarkable Clarke County Doctor Dies at Winchester Church
Dr. Allen of Winchester and Clarke county dies aged elder statesman of Maryland stock who built Seaboard Air Line with history in Virginia Cavalry and Civil War kin. His World War I service as captain in the medical corps, church work, and family ties noted. services at Christ Episcopal Winchester with burial at Old Chapel.
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Benjamin F. Newcomer
Washington County
Maryland
SeaboardAir Line Railway
Allen
Old Christ Episcopal Church
Millwood
Gilpin
Clarke County
Howard Owen Allen
Washington
the C
Washington Post
New York City
Douglas Brooke Allen
Rehoboth
Del
Minnie Latrobe
Hugh McCormick
Charles Town
W. Va
Richard Holmes Allen
Richmond
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
David H. Allen
Medical Corps
United
Manassas
A. S. Allen
Chancellorsville
Thomas D. Gold
House of Burgesses
Virginia
Dr. Allen
Clarke Cavalry
Company D
Sixth
Virginia Cavalry
Gold
Rappahannock River
Lieut
R. O. Allen
B. F. Davis
Eighth New York Cavalry
Lieutenant Allen
Colonel Davis
Davis
Barkley Speaks at Front Royal on Recreation Campaign
Vice president Alben W. Barkley addressed about 4000 people in Front Royal on Saturday for the opening of a Front Royal Warren County Recreation Association fundraising drive. Introduced by Senator A Willis Robertson the event began with a Randolph Macon Academy band salute and MC James Paynes. It was Barkley’s second local visit following last Thursday’s Apple Blim Festival program featuring Begang Queen Shenandoah.
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United States
Alben W. Barkley
Front Royal
Warren County
B'nai B'rith Elects State Officers at Winchester Convention
B'nai B'rith selects Al Ruden of Suffolk as president of the State association and Audry Laskin of Portsmouth reelected president of the Women’s State Association at the annual Winchester conven tion. Other state officers include Leon Globman Martinsville first vice president Henry Fine Richmond second vice president Albert Cohen Arlington third vice president Morton Levy Portsmouth secretary Julius Harris Roanoke treasurer. Women delegates elect Albert Cohen Arlington first vice president Mortimer Gordon Norfolk second vice president Celia Alexander Alexandria third vice president Mina Jenkins Alexandria recording secretary Sara Kramer Portsmouth corresponding secretary Adele Cain Richmond treasurer.
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al Ruden
Suffolk
B’nai B'rith
Audry Laskin
Portsmouth
Women’s State Assn
Winchester
B’nai B’rith
Leon Globman
Martinsville
Henry Fine
Richmond
Albert Cohen
Arlington
Morton Levy
Julius Harris
Roanoke
Laskin
Mortimer Gordon
Norfolk
Celia Alexander
Alexandria
Mina Jenkins
Sara Kramer
Adele Cain
Firemen's Parade Awards Corrected
Two corrections announced today in the Apple Blossom Festival firemen parade. The second largest and best appearing company was Williamsport Maryland, not Williamsburg. The oldest horse drawn piece was entered by the Independent Fire Co of Charles Town, not the Citizens Fire Co.
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Williamsport
Williamsburg
Independent Fire Co
Charles Town
Citizen's Fire Co
Funeral services and burial notice for local clergy
Rosary services were held yesterday at 5 30 p.m. at Jones funeral home for Father J F Bullock officiating Catholic church services followed with interment at Mount Hebron cemetery. Pall bearers include Herman Madigan Paul Ritter Pickford Hook Jack Ritter Maynard Kendall and Leonard Madigan.
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J. F. Bullock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Herman Madigan
Paul Ritter
Pickford Hook
Jack Ritter
Maynard Kendall
Leonard Madigan
Jones Funeral Home
Be Kind to Animals Week Proclaimed by Mayor Winchester
The mayor proclaims Be Kind to Animals Week, urging humane education in schools and emphasizing justice and mercy to animals as part of the city’s observance alongside state law. The declaration highlights Animals as faithful friends and calls for kindness in the community.
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Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scully
Tival Department
Do. J. Ott
Messrs
Nelson and
Bel
Department of Publicity and Promotion
L. G. Sjostrom
Department of Public Entertainment and Public Services
Messrs. Schroth
Largent
E. W. Barr
John Boyd
Beverly Twin Market
Farm ‘Machinery and Livestock Exchange
G. K. Wagner
R.D
Elizabethtown
Old Hershey Pike
Elizabethstown
Hershey, Pa
Hillside
Lincolnia Asphalt CO
Lincolnia
Aldeman
Chapman Motor CO
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
SC Schear
Northern Virginia Power CO
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Alben Barkley
Miss Margret Thors
W. W. Blythe
Virginia State Police
Helen Sandy
Florenz Hinz
Vivian Hershberger
Robert McKee
Roland Bush
Clark
Jack Weatherholtz
Hill's
Ts Om
New St.joseph
Is Supply
ROWE
Aluminum
Revere Copperware
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Main
Brewie Ge
Brewer Sales CO
King &St
Strasburg, VA
Christ Episcopal Church
Old Chapel Cemetery
B’nai B
Rith
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Berryville 19
Joseph Murray
Pigeon Hill
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Marr Ey
Ana
Glaize & Bro
Bell's
Safeway
TIDE
RINSO
Frick
Shade Equipment Company
Martinsburg Pike
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