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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1926

Page

6

Apple Blossom Festival Attendance Noted In Winchester

The article mentions townspeople including Walter Wisman and family and D. T. Saum as attendees for the Apple Blossom Festival to be held in Winchester on Tuesday and Wednesday. It also notes John Hite's illness at home on the Valley Pike and visits by Racey Russell and Jesse Racey in Cladendon, VA, with Maynard Edmondson securing a job at Snapps Foundry in Manchester.

Winchester Walter "Wisman and Pyadwyn D. T. Saum John Hite Valley Pike Pike Russell, Racey Jesse Rac Harry E. Ransom City Auditorium

Marsh Drive Yourself Car Service Opens at Winchester

The Marsh Drive Yourself system opened today at 36 East Piccadilly Street with plans to rent cars by the hour day week or month. The home office is in Staunton Virginia and Ralph Mooers will manage the Winchester branch, sibling of Mrs. Charles W. Trenary.

Josey East Piccadilly Street Staunton, Va Ralph Mooers Winchester Charles W. Trenary

Oranda Notes on Visits and Local News

Mr Howard Stickley and a group from Strasburg including high school students and Prof Kenzie spent several days at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg. Also mentioned are a funeral in Jadwyn and M M Orndorff’s business trip to Baltimore.

Howard Stickley Isey Garer Strasburg Kenzie Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Pete, Russell J Miller A. P. Saearest Wita Stinkens Ennie Jadwyn M. M. Orndorff Baitima

Thousands Visit County Orchards To See Apple Blooms

Nearly ten thousand visitors toured Winchester area orchards to view apple blossoms in full bloom. Most came from Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington. Early varieties bloomed while late varieties were just opening in larger commercial orchards.

Winchester Maryland Pennlvania City of Washington Orthwestern Pike Cedar ‘Reek Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cey Negro Minstrels Tors Oranda Fay M. B. Clowe Glee Club The State Teachers College Harrisonburg Virginia Handley School Apple Blossom Festival Griffin Paint & Sign Co S. Main St Winchester Seed Co Marsh Piccadilly Street Ramsburg Auto_ Supply
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