Leading Girls Represented In Court Of Apple Blossom Queen
A festival pageant draws leading girls from four states to form the Apple Blossom Queen court. Princesses from Baldwin College Staunton Colgate for Girls Rich Chester Fairfax Hall, St Agnes School Alexandria Gunston Hall Hood College Westhampton College Handley High School Richmond Palmville State Teachers College Word lists many institutions and towns, including Frederick Md Richmond Va Winchester W Va and Charleston W Va.
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Westy Street
Caroline Caldwell
Point
Mich
Baldwin College
Staunton
Mary Frances Sampson
Lond
Collegiee For
Rich
Chester
Pairfax Hall
Waynesboro
Dorothy Rust
Alexandria
St. Agnes’ Episecopal School
Louise Green
Jackson
Miss
Gunston Hall School For
Washington
Lois Town
Frederick
Hood College
Kathryn Harris
Richmond
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Bernadetta Sullivan
Winchester
Hands High School
Inchester
Jane Rhodes
Middle
Town
Handley High
Frederick County
Helen M. Cover
Staun
Tds
Palmville State
Caroline Phillips
Stan Tex
Freder Fckeburg State Teachers’ College
Eleanor Craighill Perry
Charles Town
W. Va
St. Hilda's Hall
Charles ‘Town
Betti Taylor
Richmond Ind
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Jean Haring
Glen Ridge
N. J
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Norfolk
Wiper
Warrenton
Elizabeth Anne
Averett College
Danville
Catherine Ball Wood
Pulaski
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol
Ruth C. Clark
Honolulu
T. H
Stuart Hall
Dorothy M. Moore
St. Albin’s
S. J
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary’s
Airleta Matthews Kent
Bluceld
Stratford College
Julia Frances Bernard
Boone Mill
Lynchburg College
Claire N.stone
Roan Loke
Hollins College
Hollins
Anne Hughes
Abingdon
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Mary McGarvey
Clarksburg
Potomac State College
Keyser
Francoise May
Shenandoah
Alfred
Library of Searess
Ickinger
Patricia. Dacre Morton
Eng
Abswanigeah
Belgium
George Dern
Virginia
Charles R. Anderson
R Gray Williams
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Ben
Mary Warden Boyd
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Elizabeth Beverley
William Beverley
Jean Marie Robinson
C. Arthur Robinson
Frances Ryan
Roland C. Ryan
Garland Girls
Handley High School
Queen’s Chorus
Glee Club
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Heralds
Miss May
Blossomland
Queen Shenandoah X
Pythian Lodge Holds Rites For Veteran Member
Funeral rites were held for John A. R. Rosenberger a longtime local businessman died last Saturday after three years of illness. Rev F T McFaden conducted services at the house and at Mount Hebron Cemetery where Winchester Lodge No 65 Knight of Pythias held memorials. Pallbearers named were O L Jamison Leonard I Miller J Madison Spurr Lewis Ison PS Ritter and George B Bushnell.
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John A. R. Rosenberger
Steelera Gardens
Amherst Street
F. T. Mc
Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
American League standings list New York in first with 10 6 record, Washington 6 6, Chicago 5 8, Cleveland 10 7 588, Detroit 8 8 529, Philadelphia 6 10 375, St. Louis 7 12 .368. Yesterday results: Detroit 3, New York 2. St. Louis 2, Boston 1. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland (cold). Today’s games: Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. Tomorrow: New York at Detroit.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
National League Standings and Schedule Recap
National League standings list Pittsburgh leading with 114 wins and a .733 record, followed by New York and Brooklyn. Philadelphia trails, with scattered results showing Chicago and St. Louis near .467 and .433. Today's games feature Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Brooklyn among others.
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OL. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mavis
Penn Hall Girls Defeated By Local Team In Match Play
Penn Hall School for Girls of Chambersburg Pa loses to local players on the local course in match play by 21 to 3. Miss Sturdy athletic director and R B Nelson athletic manager accompany the team. Scores and players listed follow.
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Ei Iomhe Penn Hall School For Girls
Chambersburg
Miss Sturdy
R. B. Nelson
Pretty Blossoms Brighten Handley Library Festival
The Handley Library interior is decorated with real apple blossoms for a festival today and tomorrow. Blossoms come from a large tree behind C. Vernon Eddy’s home on Fairmont avenue and have supplied the library for years without harming the tree’s growth or appearance.
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Handley Library
C. Vernon Eddy
Fairmont Avenue
Scarlet Fever Claims Life Of Five Year Old Girl
Helen L. Farmer, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry R Farmer, died about 9 last evening at 314 North Braddock street after a scarlet fever illness. Survived by parents a sister Elizabeth Bell Farmer and two brothers Harry R junior and Richard F Farmer. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery after quarantine and funeral arrangements.
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Helen L. Farmer
Harry R. Farmer
North Braddock Street
Elizabeth Bell Farmer
Harry R., Jr
Richard F. Farmer
Mount Hebron
Apple Blossom Queen and Ancient Health Notes
A poem about an apple blossom queen urges a romantic meeting and crowns. An aside notes the metric system in U A U track and field cannot apply to swimming due to pool lengths. The Egyptian mummy skin study mentions ancient smallpox.
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United States
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Quick Fat Loss
A 1933 Akron testimonial claims an 18 pound fat loss after one bottle of Kruschen Salts with daily morning use. The ad promises further loss on a second bottle and highlights health gains, clear skin, and energy, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robinson
Akron
Ohio
Baker’s Drug Store
Coronation of Miss May as Queen Shenandoah X
A ceremonial coronation in Winchester Virginia elevates Miss Francoise May to Queen Shenandoah the Tenth. The pageant draws Belgium and American figures, outlines the oath investiture and crown, and ends with the crowd’s cheers Long live the Queen.
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Miss May
Shenandoah
Europe
Winchester
Virginia
George Dern
Francoise
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Bina
Hable's Palace Presents Cheating Blondes and Cartoon Acts
A gala night at Hable's Palace features Thelma Todd Rolfe Harolde Inez Courtney and Dorothy Gulliver in Cheating Blondes with The Cockeyed Animal World Radio Review and Mickey Mouse cartoon. The program includes the Tenth Apple Blossom Festival queen arrival Miss Francoise May in Winchester yesterday.
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Hable’s Palace
Thelma Todd
Rolfe Harolde
Inez Courtney
Dorothy Gulliver
Animal World
Radio Review
Winchester
Francoise May
Belgium
Wing
Shenandoah
The Working Man at the Capitol
Warner Bros. presents George Arliss in The Working Man at the Capitol. A grand entertaining film praised as Arliss’s greatest and most relatable performance with a lively, inspiring story that appeals to every movie fan.
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George Arliss
Capitol
Geo
Arliss
Ken Maynard Stars In Drum Taps At Colonial Theatre
The Apple Blossom Festival program at the Colonial Theatre includes Ken Maynard in Drum Taps with support from Los Angeles Boy Scout Troop No. 107. It marks Maynard’s first Western role of this type, promising action lovers a strong showing while Thursday offers Destinations Unknown with Pat O'Brien and Ralph Bellamy from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Ken Maynard
Colonial Theatre
Los Angeles
Pat O’brien
Ralph Bellamy
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