Social and Personal Notes From the Festival Visitants
Mr. and Mrs. Neils Rex Collier of Ww hotel during the festival. Miss K Esther Harris. several guests from Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and other towns visit for festivities. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gordon, Rev. and Mrs. W. Page Dathe, Mrs. Walter Nicklin, Mrs. Mayme Spillman, and many local residents hosting relatives and friends at South Loudoun and North Loudoun streets.
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Neils
Rex Collier
Hotel Jack
Mr. Collier
James W. Gordon
Ischioond
Randolph
Baltimore
W. Page -Dathe
Christchurch
Robert M. Ward
W. A. Brooks
Washington
Richard B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Harry Carper
Misses Grim
South Loudoun Street
Walter Nicklin
Alexandria
Nicklin
K. Esther Harris
Is City
Savill
Atlantic City
N. J
Campbell
Philadelphia
Mayme Spillman
Fast Piccadilly Street
Mrs. Dailey
Kerfoot Dailey
Ketzner
Betty Slagle F
Arthur Brown
Edwards
John W. North
Brown
Lucy. North
Handley High School
Robert Miller
Huntington
W. Va
Thornhill
Culpeper
Asa Crisman
South Braddock Street
Louis I. Wilcox
J. Luther Neff
South Cameron Street
Father Meredith
Harrisonburg, Va
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Columbia, Pa
William Keating
South
Loudoun Street
Senate Naval Committee Approves House Building Program
The Senate naval committee approved the House building program for 15 light cruisers and additional aircraft carrier capacity today. The action comes as part of broader military expansion efforts and signals support for new cruisers and carrier construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Naval Committee
House
Man Accused of Murder in Maryland Court Hearing
Samuel T. Robertson, arrested last month for the murder of Edward L. Millis, faced a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Samuel Rigss. The large turnout prompted a transfer to the Circuit Court room as Robertson’s counsel announced plans to seek dismissal.
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Associated Press
Rockville
Samuel T. Robertson
Edward L. Millis
Samuel Rigss
Circuit Court
Kertson
Uneasiness Over Credit Situation Subdues Markets
New York May 3 speculation over the credits situation eased somewhat as stocks moved irregularly higher with pools reactivating. Call money remained abundant around 5 percent, then slipped to 4 3/4 percent, while Secretary Mellon’s remarks on the Federal Reserve Governors meeting reassured investors. The market closed firm with about 3,500,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mellon
Federal Reserve Governors
Six Children Die As Hailstorm Hits May Day Celebration
In Khausenburg Romania on May 3 a hailstorm striking during a May Day celebration killed six children and injured about ten others. The hail reportedly measured the size of chicken eggs as hurricane-like winds swept the area.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Khausenburg
Christian Endeavor Anniversary Pageant Tonight
The Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren Church presents an Anniversary Pageant at 7 20 p m with a full orchestra performing. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Christian Endeavour Society of the United Brethren Church
Hart Aims World Record Flight From Chickasha
Joe Hart launches solo flight in the monoplane Chickasha from Chickasha Oklahoma aiming to set a new world record for sustained flight. He plans to fly south to Fort Worth Texas as the southern terminus of his shuttle route.
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Associated Press
Chickasha
Oklo
Joe Hart
Hart
Fort Worth Texas
Old Dominion Tea Room advert at Berryville Virginia
An old advertisement for the Old Dominion Tea Room in Berryville Virginia offers Southern home cooking with meals at all hours and a phone number for large dinner parties.
Governor Byrd Arrives in Army Blimp for Festival
Crowds of 6000 to 8000 school children parade through town in bright attire as Governor Byrd arrives by army dirigible. Red Cross and nurses guard safety while 40 hydrants supply downtown water. Blimps and planes add spectacle ahead of tomorrow’s grand parade and citywide holiday.
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Kor
Red Cross
Byrd
Handley Stadium
Richmond
Bowles Field
Winchester
Martinsburg
Cameron and
Piccadilly
Handley
Military Academy
Brunswick
Frederick, County
Piano and Music History Courses at St Hilda's Hall
Advertisement for piano harmony and history of music courses at St Hilda's Hall Char les Town West Virginia with supplementary subjects and contact details including address or phone.
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Sic
St. Hilda's Hall
Charles Town
W. Va
Prize Winners In School Parade
Prize money awarded across school categories for best parade appearance. Bruns-Wreck Schools won $100. High Schools awarded Stephens City $50 first, Boyce $25 second, Middletown $15 third. Elementary Berryville $50 first, Knoxville $25 second. Graded Schools Kernstown $20 first, Cross Junction $15 second. One teacher Evandale $20 first, Lamps $10 second. Honorable Mention Gainesboro Miller School Greenwood.
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Herryville
Berryville
R. W. Royston
Boyes
Boyce
Marshal
George W. Ropp
Middletown
R. EB. Ayler
Stephens City
D. F. Kern
Qore Elemenary School
Marshall
Mise Louise Greenway
Miller
Kernstown
Bryarly
Brucetown
White Post
Armel
Gaineshore
Cross Junction Schoo
Mount Airy
Invendale
Mount Carmel
Lamp’s
Providence Chapel
Relief
Pine Grove
Greenwood
Bruns- Wreck
Knoxville
Cross Junction
Evandale
Lamps
Gainesboro
Miller School
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Opens Under Clear Skies
The fifth annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival began with ideal weather and large crowds. Estimates place 20 000 to 25 600 spectators on the streets as schoolchildren led parades and reporters from metropolitan papers observed the event amid safety measures and out of town detectives.
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Charles G. Craddock
Oakwood Place
Lytthburs, Va
C. Fred Barr
West Boscawen Street
P. M. Smith
Cumming, N. Y
Harry C. Funk
Hunter Glaize
Arthur Glaize
Marion, Ind
Williams Hiett
The
Coun
Elmer E. Wingfield
Dri‘Metcalf
Margaret St Ceran
Far West
Martin Wisecarver
T. M. Conner
Harpers Fer My, W. Va
W. B. Moore
Pittsburgh
Moore
Red Preserver Shoe Company
Stanley McFarland
F Paw Paw, W. Va
Daisey Brewer
W. R. Brewer
Lula McFaden
Roanoke,Va
A. M. Woods
Marie Sheetz
Williamsport, Pa
Frank McCormick
Brooklyn, N. Y
Jacob Lovett
Messrs
Frank and
Harry Lovett
Mr. C. M. Collins
Mr. Collins
George Washington Hotel
Theodore Riley
Washington, D. C
Nathan Hottel
South Main Street
Laura Keffer
Strasburgg
J. W. Keffer
Mré. M
Hildebrand
C. B. Supinger
Mr. Supinger
Carl Cozel
Clarendon, Va
Smith
W. 8. Clark
Amherst Street
A. G. Rutherford
Elizabeth Oakes
State Teachers’ College
J. C. Oakes
M. C. Simpson
Front Royal
Clara Dick
Cumberland, Md
C. G. Ritter
Mrs
Frank Howe
Brunswick, Md
C. C. Hungerford
Washington Branch Railway Mail Service
Harold Pope
New Oxford
Lillian
Virginia
Granville Shirley
Keyser
Shirley
John Cather
BE. J. Owings
Nannie American and
Baltimore, Md
H. R. Hawkins
Ethie DeHart
A. J. DeHart
BE. W. Armstrong
May Cooper
Wayne Cooper
Huntsberry
Reiss Line
Senate
Packard
Studebaker
George Washington
Christian Endeavor
Old Dominion
F. 8S. Kerfoot
Berryville, Va
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Puta
Handley Schools
Police
Eer
United States Navy
Paul Hartman
A. M. Jarman
Handley High
Nmandley High School
Davia
McCabe
Brunswick High School
Frederick Counts
G. Cooley
Bani
Margaretta C. Whiting
Peabody Conservatory
Winchester Wholesale Grocery CO
Sample Shoe
Ireetion
Shenandoah
Belle Bennett
WM. Desmond
Ace of
Col
Tim McCoy
Riders OF the
DARK
Newlin & Co., Realtors
W. Water ST
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N. Main Street
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