Washington Paper Sends Its Band to Participate in Apple Blossom Festival
The Times-Herald reports Washington Newsboys Band from Washington D C arrived by train to Bluemont and Winchester to serenade in the Apple Blossom festival. Manager Phillips leads a courteous group famed for fine music enjoyed by crowds. Times-Herald plans aerial photos of the pageant at Handley grounds for feature in the paper.
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Newsboys
Washington
Winchester
Ocber
Bluemont
Rere
R Phillips
Washington Times-Merald
Capitol City
the Times-Herald
Handley Grounds
Times-Herald
Richmond Festival Attendee Captures Winchester in Attire
Richmond Times Dispatch agricultural editor Matty attended the Shenandoah Valley blossom festival and photographed Winchester in festival dress. He arrived with a large camera and documented the events and attire for the paper.
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Richmond
Matty
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Shenandoah Watley Siies
Winchester
Sale Postponed of P. T. Henson Property
The sale of P. T. Henson property has been postponed as announced by Luther Pannett, sheriff.
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P. T. Henson
Luther Pannett
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Outline
The First Baptist Church lists services including 11 a.m. public worship on The Footsteps of the King, 7:30 p.m. evening service with Heaven and What It Means by Rev. Gilbert B. Stansbury, 9:45 a.m. Sunday school led by F. Li. Woore, 6:30 p.m. young people gathering led by W. A. Sale. An invitation to attend.
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Gilbert B. Stansbury
F. Li. Woore
W. A. Sale
Dissolution of Jolliffe and Jolliffe Partnership
Notice states the partnership between T S Jolliffe and R Jolliffe of Winchester Virginia under Jolliffe and Jolliffe dissolved by mutual consent on May first 1924. Business continues at 1 South Main Street Winchester by T S Jolliffe who is authorized to settle the firm’s affairs.
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T. S. Jolliffe & R
Jolliffe
Winchester
Jolliffe & Jolliffe
Main St
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Sells Across Nation
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a distribution by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It implies nationwide sale and medical claims though text quality is poor.
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Hall
Catarre
F. J__Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hot Water Week in Winchester May 17 to 24
A Winchester event titled Hot Water Week is scheduled from May 17 to May 24. Community planners highlight activities related to baths, spas, and wellness demonstrations across local venues.
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Winchester
Norfolk and Western Train Schedule Effective Dec 9 1928
Berryville Virginia schedule lists trains to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah Hagerstown and Philadelphia with parlor cars Pullman sleepers and dining car services. Connects at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction and Washington for Memphis and eastern cities. Inquiries directed to Berryville agent and Roanoke general passenger agent.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman’ Sleeper
Williamson
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagers
Baltimore
Indelphia
Shenandoah Jct
Pullman Sleeper
H. H. Burks
W.C. Saunders
Pope bans visitors dress code sparks debate in Winchester
A notice offers a $10 reward for trespassers on J. Jos. Sullivark’s land in Northeast Winchester. The document references papal bans on women visitors requiring wrist to chin length dresses, gloves, and prohibitions on makeup and most rings except wedding and engagement bands.
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Winchester
J. Jos. Sullivark
Court Upholds Tax Payment Rule In Boxwell Detainer Case
Judge Whiting dismisses Boxwell appeal for unpaid writ tax in unlawful detainer suit against Newlin. Clerk ordered return of papers to the magistrate, with judgment against Boxwell and surety Nelson Richards for due amount and accrued rent. Paraded notes list local businesses and parade route details. no clear conclusion beyond court dismissal.
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Boxwell
Stanley S. Newlin
Newlin
Bowell
Corporation Court
Apple Festival Parade Details and Participants
The notice lists marshals and participating groups for the Apple Festival parade including Shenandoah Band Hunters Stine Front Royal Rotary Club Handley High School crews City fire units and several local organizations. It describes parade formation on Market and Cecil streets with floats decorated cars pony carts and marching units and names marshals aides and bands.
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Marshals
Fred, Yeakley
W. W. Baker
Roy W. Richards
Shenandoah Band
Sa ‘Hunter Stine
Front Royal
Rotary Club
L. A
Handley’ High School
Queen of May
Handley High School
Pirates of the Shenandoah
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Co-operative Educational Asson
Richmond
Stephens City
Bryarly School
Kiwanis Club
Stewart Popeira
Market Street
Clifford Street
Sarah Zane
Friendship Fire Companies
Cecil Street
South End
Charley Rouss
Monmouth Street
Seal
Fire Department
Gerrard Street
Marshal
John
Larrick
Peyton
J. Marshal
Comrey
Seal’s
J. W. Riley
Harry Stouffer
Giles Rodman
Billy Kern
F. A. Shryock
Harry F. Byrd
Katherine Glass Greene
E. L. Stine
George H. Grim
C. L. Nicodemus
F. L. Harris
Albert Larrick
Robert M. Ward
Charles Keeler
Wm. X. Arey
Harriett Pearson
Christina Cook
J. C
Mer
J. J. Cammer
Harry Tynald
A. City
Stephens Y. City
John J. Ridgeway
Valley Promoters
FE. C. Koontz
Salvation Army
North Market Street
Piccadilly Street
Baker Chamblin
Clayton Sherman
Winchester Citizens’ Band
Charley Rouss Company
George H. Grimm
Winchester Cold Storage Company
National Fruit Products Company
May Day Festivities Spark Town Revival
Crowds fill the old town for a holiday May day with sunny weather and festive colors. Committees finalize planning as decorating outstrips supply and reviewers ready floats at homes on Washington, Cork, Wolfe streets. Special B&O train aids photographers and officials arrive including Baltimore and Ohio officers to ensure smooth festival operations.
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Ryan
Robert Y. Conrad
Washington
Cork Streets
R. Y. Conrad
A. M. Baker
Winchester
Rans
Firemen Hold Delightful Social Session and Honors
The Charley Rows Fire Company held a social evening at their hall with a regal toastmaster leading to a late sing along. Mayor Glass presented Major R. T. Barton with a white leather helmet and fire chief gear, praised by all.
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Charley Rows Pire ~ Company
Hunteberry
Sesson
Kintsberry
Ongandwation
Barton
R. T. Barton
Ford
Glass
Major Barton
Figs Aely Gift
Joseph B. Newlin
Pepe Grnealt
George B.’Roszel
Mayor Glass
Col
Bryan Conrad
Johnh. Seal, Jr
Rouse
Th Palves
Boy Scouts Defeat the S V A Cubs in 10 to 5 Win
Yesterday afternoon the Boy Scout baseball team beat the S V A Cubs 10 to 5 on the S V A diamond. Canter pitched nine strikeouts in seven innings, Carl and Hawkins hit two home runs, and Aubrey Harwell Jr. was recently appointed manager inviting games with any other nine.
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Boy Scout
S. V. A. Cubs
S. V.A
Canter
Tiwo
Carl and
Hawkins
Aubrey Harwell, Jr
Motorcycle and Ford Collide in City Street Crash
Carroll Willis of this city collided with a Ford driven by G W Strosnitier of Strasburg on Market and Ford streets. Willis was thrown, bruised, clothing torn. motorcycle damaged, Ford wheel spokes torn. A financial adjustment was made.
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Carroll Willis
Ford Automobile
G. W. Strosnitier
Strasburg
Yes
Mr. Willis
Ford Street
Ford
Willis
Armas
Unclear text fragment on Egypt and water power
Fragmentary notes mention ancient Egypt and water power with unclear context. Reads as garbled OCR with references to Oregon and potential risks. No coherent event or names to anchor a full card.
Worries Mount Over Local Labor Week Plans
Community leaders express concern amid preparations for the weekly event. Officials from the council and local businesses plan safety measures and budget allocations while residents seek clearer guidance and schedule details.
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Times-Dispatch
Sample Shoe Store Company
Chiropodist
Joseph and
Norfolk & Western
Fleer
Bhenafides
Oy AG
Oates
Winchester Cooperage Company
Virginia Barrel Company
Piccadillly
Piccadilly
Washton
Gerrard
Braddock
Valley Avenue
Main Street
Apple Festival
John J. McCabe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
McCabe
Co. W. van Horn
Baltimore and Ohio
F. G. Hoskins
C. B. Gosnell
Aouss
American Legion
BOY Scouts
Kee A
Lucy Anne
Brook’s Pharmacy
Cooper Apartments
Speaking
H. D. Alben
Baker’s Drug Store
Oregon
Oakland
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