Westin Cooper Fifty Year Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Social and personal notes detail Mr and Mrs C N Cooper of Kernstown celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They wed May 3 1878 at Harper's Ferry WV. An 6 pm gathering for 14 guests featured an apple blossom decor feast. Guests from Martinsburg Winchester and Kernstown offered gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Cooper
Arniversary
Kernstown
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
J. Cooper
Martinsburg
Winchester
L. Cooper
G.” E.per
Winchseter
Ethel Covertone
Miss Katherine Vaughan Wright Weds Mr Harris White
Mr and Mrs Oscar Taylor Wright announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine Vaughan Wright to Martin Harris White son of Mr and Mrs G Harris White. The wedding occurred Saturday at Central Presbyterian Church Washington D C with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs T M Hiltzheimer and Miss Kathleen Sutton of Winchester. The ceremony featured candlelight and palms with Burruss Williams's music and was conducted by Rev James H Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hiltzheimer
Kathleen Sutton
Winchester
Katherine Vaughan Wright
Oscar Taylor Wright
Martin Harris White
G. Harris White
Central Presbybyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Burruss Williams
James H. Taylor
Keyser Welcomes Apple Blossom Festival Visitors
The Keyser Daily News lists numerous residents and couples visiting Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival. Names include Ray Ludwig Willis Pollock Guthrie Arnold MacDonald Hare Wendall Warner and many others along with local clergy and families The wide turnout underscores community engagement in the regional celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
W. Va
Winchester
Ray Ludwig
Willis Pollock
Aww. C. Guthrie
H. L. Arnold
William MacDonald
W. H. Hare
Lelia Wendall
Fred Warner
Margaret Boutz
Bonnie Hutton
Margaret Murrey
Walter G. Watson
J. T. Cars
A. H. McKinely
John Dean
W. H. Barger
Helen Dean
Garden Club Meets Wednesday At Berryville With Mrs McCormick
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club holds a semi monthly meeting at 3 PM Wednesday at Mrs Charles F McCormick's Berryville residence. Assisting are Miss Rose McDonald and Mrs Joseph F Moore both of Berryville. Members bring spring flowers for judging and a display is planned. Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin a former president and Miss McDonald will likely share impressions from the Garden Club of America Cincinnati meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
McCormick
Berryville
Winchester and
Clarke County
Charles F. McCormick
Rose McDonald
Joseph F. Moore
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Elut
McDonald
Wood
Am Cincinnati
Party From Southwest Virginia and Tennessee Return Home
Mr and Mrs E E Roberts of Radford Virginia and a party from Tennessee return home after attending a Blossom Festival celebration. The group traveled by car and were greeted by friends along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Tennessee
E. E. Roberts
Rad
Engagement announced for Janet Beeson Rinker and Earl Fansler
Mr and Mrs A R Rinker of Gainesboro Frederick county announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Janet Beeson Rinker to Mr Earl Clifford Fansler of Alexandria Virginia son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Fansler of this city. The wedding will be at Sunnyside the bride’s parents home on Thursday evening May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Rinker
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Janet Beeson
Rinker
Earl Clifford Fansler
Alexandria
Charles T. Fansler
Sunnyside
Hampton reporters note attendees at Apple Blossom Festival
Mrs. Harry Coulson and her son plus Mrs. Davidson leave Park Place for Johnstown Pa with Mrs. Bert Pressey guiding them to Winchester to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. Cape Charles men M Armstrong Paul Tabb and George Curtiss plan a motor trip through Virginia byway then to Apple Blossom in Winchester then on to Lexington and springs for go games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Newport News Daily Press
Harry Coulson
Davidson
Cape Charles
Valley of
Virginia
Winchester
Lexington
Si Springs
Elizabeth Haas to Wed Albert Kemper in Harrisonburg
Judge and Mrs. Talfourd Noon Haas invite for the marriage of Elizabeth Haas to Albert Strayer Kemper of Harrisonburg. The ceremony will be held Saturday May 19 at 8 o'clock in Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The bride is a Hollins College graduate. Kemper is a University of Virginia Law School graduate practicing in Harrisonburg and son of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Kemper of Lynnwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia Law School
Harrisonbure
A. 3. Kemper
Lynnwood
Relief Corps Open Meeting Honors G A R Comrades
Phil Sheridan's Woman's Relief Corps held an open meeting Tuesday to entertain comrades of the G. A. R. A proposed May 3 Carnival day trip to Winchester would include a luncheon with Mrs. Caroline Gary's sister. Attending members listed include Mrs. Cary Mandy Allen Gary Lawrie Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Phil Sheridan
Woman's Relief Corps
Winchester
Charlotte Cary
Caroline Gary
Cary
Mandy
Allen
Gary
Lawrie
Temple
Washington Star
Festival Draws Fredericksburg People to Winchester
The Fredericksburg Virginia Free Lance Star reports many locals joined a festival crowd heading to Winchester. Attendees included Mrs. O. C. Zechiel, Miss Wine, Miss Thorburn, Mrs. Henrietta Proctor Hynden, Miss Elsie Lewis, Miss Vivian Daniel, Miss Sadie Tyler, Miss Margaret Crutchfield, and Messrs Horace F. Crismond Jr. Thomas Sanford Dunaway Ninde John J. Maher L. W. Houston Robert Tompkins and Nelson Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Winchester
O. C. Zechiel
Miss Wine
Thorburn
Henrietta Proctor Hynden
Elsie Lewis
Vivian Daniel
Sadie Tyler
Margaret Crutchfield
Messrs
Horace F. Crismond,Jr
Thomas Sanford
Dunaway Ninde
John J. Maher
L. W. Houston
Robert Tompkins
Nelson Ashby
Savage Family to Spend Summer on Farm Near Myerstown
Miss Evelyn Savage travels from Columbus Ohio to join her father J H Savage near Myerstown while the Savage family plans to arrive in June and spend the summer on their Long Beach California farm as reported by the Charles Town Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Jefferson
Evelyn Savage
Robert Craig
Columbus
Ohio
J. H. Savage
Long Beach
Cal
Myerstown
Mr. Savage
Charles Town
Advocate
Guests at Wardman Park for Apple Blossom Week
The National Park Service director and Mrs. Stephen Mather hosted Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend of Piedmont California as guests at Wardman Park Hotel for a week. Townsend and Mather accompanied by Townsends drove to Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival and will depart for New York to visit Quebec and Montreal before returning to California. Also traveling were Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Stull and their daughter Miss Helen, who joined relatives in Harrisonburg before heading to Winchester for the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Washington Sunday Star
National Park Service
Stephen Mather
Wardman Park Hotel
Charles I. Townsend
Piedmont
Calif
Valley Dior
0. M. Stull
Harrisonburg
Helen
Winchester
Ladies' National Memorial Association Meeting Notice
A meeting will be held at Mrs. W R Willis residence on South Cameron street at 7 20 o'clock Tuesday evening May S All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
W.R. Willis
South Cameron Street
Miss Anderson To Graduate From Delaware Hospital School
Miss Katherine Anderson daughter of Mrs Nina Glynn Anderson of this city will graduate from the Delaware Hospital Wilmington Delaware nurses training school this spring in a city paper note on forthcoming graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anderson
Delaware Hospital
Katherine
Paul Anderson
Nina Glynn’ Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Graduation Exercises Set for May 17 at Local College
Faculty announcements indicate graduation will be held May 17 followed by a dance. It is likely Miss Anderton's sister Mrs Howard March of this city will attend the exercises.
Mrs James Piper Jr and Jane Bailey Cover Wedding
Photo engraving of Mrs James Piper Jr formerly Miss Jane Bailey Cover daughter of Mr and Mrs Loring A Cover. Their marriage was at St Thomas Episcopal Church Garrison Forest on April 25. The couple are spending their honeymoon in Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun of Sunday
James Piper, Jr
Jane Bailey Cover
Mr. Piper
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Garrison Forest
Mrs. Piper
Bermuda
Notables Stop at Hotel Jack During Festival
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and a party from Washington visited and dined at the Jack Coffee Shop last evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Durst and son Richard, and Mrs. Mary Durst of Cumberland Maryland spent the festival holidays with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Jack
Woodrow Wilson
Friends of
Washington
A. E. Durst
Richard
Mary Durst
Cumberland
Guests of Mrs Miller at Apple Blossom Festival
Mrs John S Miller hosted guests at the Apple Blossom Festival including Mrs John Handley Jilkins and her daughter Mrs Marshall Harvey of Philadelphia Mrs E P Reynolds of Scranton Pa and Mrs Joseph T Hiett of East Falls Church Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Miller
Fairmont Avenue
John Handley Jilkins
Marshall Harvey
Philadelphia
E. P. Reynolds
Scranton
Joseph T. Hiett
East Falls Church
Blossom festival visitations in Fairview area details
Miss Bessie Kramer of Washington and Mr Albert Kramer of the University of Virginia visited at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Philip Kramer on Fairview avenue during the blossom festival. Mr and Mrs Theodore Riley and their two daughters visited Mr and Mrs Nathan Hottel on South Main street and returned to Washington Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kramer
Washington
Albert Kramer
University of Virginia
Philip Kramer
Fairview Avenue
Theodore Riley
Nathan Hottel
South Main Street
Arthur Everley
Middletown
Amon Strosnider
South Loudoun Street
Apple blossom visitors return from Washington and Baltimore
Mrs. May Cooper and family visited relatives during the apple blossom festival then returned to Washington. Mrs. Charles Overton and family plus Mrs. Norman Milburn of Baltimore were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Price on Fairmont Avenue. Circle No. 1 of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet at 8 PM at Mrs. J. A. Chaney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Overton
F. S. Overton
Norman Milburn
Baltimore
Irving &E. Price
Fairmont Avenue
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. A. Chaney
West Street
Winchester Visitors Return From Festival
Mrs Mamie Winfield Mrs Alice Shanholtz Miss Irene Shanholts and Mr Clifton Shanholtz of Cumberland Md returned home after visiting friends during the festival. Mrs Zenus Gay and Mrs C V W Trice of Norfolk Va were in Winchester for the festival and are returning home via Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Winfield
Alice Shanholtz
Irene Shanholts
Clifton Shanholtz
Cumberland, Md
Zenus Gay
C. V. W. Trice
Norfolk, Va
Winchester
Baltimore
Washington
Winchesters Blossom Festival Attended by Local Visitors
Mrs W Beamon and Mrs W Cross visited Winchester for the blossom festival where their niece Miss Katherine Langhorne of Smithfield was a festival princess. Mr and Mrs F C Heironimus left Thursday for several days to visit relatives in Winchester and attend the blossom festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Beamon
Cross
Winchester
Katherine Langhorne
Smithfield
Suffolk
News-Herald
F. C. Heironimus
Covington
Apple Blossom Festival Trip Noted by Eastville Couple
Mr and Mrs Edward Holland Jr left last Tuesday for Winchester to attend the Apple Blossom Festival in Eastville Virginia Herald notes the pair's civic travel and attendance at the regional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holland, Jr
Winchester
Eastville
Herald
Blossoms Trip Highlights From Berryville to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Clarence Davin of Sutherlin Virginia head to Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival and plan return routes via Baltimore Washington and Richmond. Frances Griffin of Atlanta has returned home after a four week stay with Mr and Mrs L N Russell in Berryville. Mrs Royal and Mrs George Jones of Petersburg return home after visiting Ira Sirbaugh and family. Mary Eleanor Russell Hazel Peters visit Berryville with their parents. Russell an art student at Stonewall Jackson College Abingdon. Irene Margaret Glass Mabel Virginia Coleman and Frank Wood Turner travel by auto to Winchester for the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davin
Sutherlin
Winchester
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Danville
Register
Frances Griffin
Atlanta, Ga
Royal
George Jones
Petersburg
Ira Sirbaugh
Mary Eleanor Russell
Hazel Peters
Berryville
Mr Russell
Stonewall Jackson College
Abingdon
Irene
Margaret Glass
Mabel
Virginia Coleman
Frank Wood Turner
Lynchburg News
Notable Visitors Attend Winchester Apple Blossom Festival
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports travelers and guests in Winchester including Rev Dr and Mrs Wag ner of Hagerstown and Rev Mr and Mrs Logston of Cumberland staying with local hosts during the holidays. Judge Earl Cox and Mrs Cox of Akron toured the Shenandoah Valley while Mrs Saddler and Mrs Nieson visited at Christ Church rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Wagner
Hagerstown
Logston
Cumberland, Md
S. L. Flickinger
North Washington Street
Robyn M. Miller
West Grace Street
Thomas A. Williams
Near
Winchester
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Earl Cox
Cox
Akron
Ohio
Shenandoah Valley
John G. Saddler
McLane, Va
Robert B. Nieson
Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Virginia festival guests include congressmen and students
Mrs. Bland wife of Congressman Bland of Virginia and Congressman Peery of the Ninth Virginia district visited the home of Congressman and Mrs. T. W. Harrison on South Washington street. Miss Virginia Rosenberger a student of Stonewall Jackson College Abingdon Va spent the weekend with her parents at Mount Jackson. They attended the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Congressman Bland
Virginia
Peery
T. W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Virginia Rosenberger
Stonewall Jackson College
Abingdon
William E. Rosenberger
Mount Jackson
Mrs Hildebrand and family visit Strasburg
Mrs M. E. Hildebrand and daughter Miss Laura V. Hildebrand along with Mr. Meredith Anderson, all from the county, spent yesterday in Strasburg with Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Keffer, the latter’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hildebrand
Laura V. Hildebrand
Meredith Anderson
Strasburg
J. W. Keffer
Festive Visitors Share Cumberland Home Delights
A list of guests from Maryland Virginia and New York visited Cumberland residents over the festival period. Mr D S Palmer Mrs William Keller and others stayed with the Slaughters on North Braddock street and returned home yesterday. Others travelled from Staunton Middletown Lynchburg Richmond Abingdon and Rural Retreat for holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.S. Palmer
William Keller
Neff
Cumberland, Md
S. A. Slaughter
North Braddock Street
Cumberland
Apple Blossom Festival Visitors From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs W W Keller and sons Junior and George visited during the festival at the Bly home joined by Miss Ruth Bly Mrs Estep Mrs Samuel Hockman and sons of Strasburg and Mr and Mrs Sydney Baker of Fishers Hill. Washington residents Mr and Mrs M Grave Bentzel and Mr and Mrs W C Johns and Baltimore guest Clay Brown attended the weekend gathering with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Keller and Sons
George
Ruth Bly
Estep
Samuel Hockman and Sons
Strasburg
Sydney Baker
Fishers Hill
J. F. Bly
M. A. Skinner
Mrs. W. C. Johns
Washington
Clay Brown
Baltimore
Wash. M. Seal
North Braddock Sttes
James Stoddard
Miss Sanders
Apple Blossom Festival Attendees From Cumberland Area
Grace Rickman and several companions traveled by car Thursday to Winchester to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. The Cumberland Times notes multiple local residents including the Reith and Fuller families also joined the event in Winchester.
Guests and visits noted around the region
Harold Ludwig of Washington and Mrs Josephine Patrick of Williamsport Md were guests of Mr and Mrs B A Grayson on National avenue. George Bland Raleigh rep for Shenandoah Apple Cider visited during the festival. Miss Dorothy Crisman from Baltimore arrived for a month with her mother Mrs Blanch Crisman. Mr and Mrs Miles B Dean hosted Dr Albert Benedict of Medomak Me. George M Whitney of Harrisburg Pa spent the weekend with L C Janney. Twin boys born May 5 to Mr and Mrs R L Watson Jefferson County. Mrs Watson formerly Miss Carter. Mrs Robert McCarty returned from Washington. Dora Lanford of Campbell Va left after visiting her sister Emily Lanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ludwig
Washington
Josephine Patrick
Williamsport, Md
B. A. Grayson
National Avenue
George Bland
North Carolina
Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Company
Ray Robinson
Raleigh
Dorothy Crisman
Howard Kelly Hospital
Baltimore
FE Blanch Crisman
Albert R. Benedict
Medomak, Me
Miles B. Dean
Running Waters
The
County
R. L. Watson
Jefferson County
Mrs Blanch Shoop Visits Charles Town With Family
Mrs Blanch Shoop spent time yesterday at Charles Town with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Maurice Cather.
Apple Blossom Festival Guests Visit Local Residents
Mrs Edward L Roten of Cambridge Md returned home today after visiting Mrs Ella McKee in this city. Mr and Mrs Floyd Davis of Charles Town were guests of Mrs McKee during the festival. Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Juanita McKee. Miss Margaret Flickinger, with Rev and Mrs S L Flickinger, attended the festival and returned to teach near Romney West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Roten
Cambridge
Ella McKee
Floyd Davis
Charles Town
Davis
Juanita McKee
Margaret Flickinger
8. L. Flickinger
Romney
W. Va
Local guests and travelers visit area residents
Mrs. R. G. Moore of Gaithersburg Md returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sheetz. Mrs. Margaret St Ceran leaves for Washington en route to New York. Miss Robertine Faulkner, previously teaching near Whitacre, heads to Blanton Va. Miss Lena Mazzullo of Washington stays with Miss Gladys Carver. Several Brunswick Md and Broadway Va residents guests at the George Washington Hotel. Florence Lancaster of Washington visits Mrs. Mamie Sprint and Mrs. E Blanch Crisman. Chester Riley returns to Lynchburg Va after a visit. Benjamin Racey of Martinsburg W Va visits Mr. and Mrs. Amon Strosnider. Frances Evans and Ruth Sampsell return to Washington to study at Garfield Hospital after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Moore
Gaithersburg, Md
H. C. Sheetz
Margaret St. Ceran
Martin Wisecarver
Washington
New York
Martingue Hotel
Robertine Faulkner
Whitacre
Blanton
Fredericksburg
D. C. Yates
E. P. Orrison
E. D. Carr
Brunswick
W. E. Whiteman
Broadway
George Washington Hotel
Florence Lancaster
Mamie R. Sprint
E. Blanch Crisman
Frances Evans
Ruth Sampsell
Garfield Hospital
Mr Norman Graber Heads to Rome Ga For Telegraph School
Mr Norman Graber of the Western Union Telegraph office leaves for Rome Georgia to attend the Western Union School. He will spend several weeks taking a course in the simplex system now being installed in many offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Graber
Western Union Telegraph Office
Rome
Western Union School
Baltimore Visitor Returns as Local Hosts Depart
Mr. Jacob Lovett and his sons Frank and Harry visited the area for several days and returned yesterday to Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Keller of Strasburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor F. Hahn on South Louden street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lovett
Messrs
Frank and
Harry Lovett
Baltimore
Guy Keller
Strasburg
Taylor F. Hahn
South Louduon Street
Apple Blossom Festival Draws Thousands to Winchester
Thousands from nearby states flocked to Frederick County for the Apple Blossom Festival on its first day. Visitors toured orchards and historic sites noted by the American Legion and the State Conservation and Development Commission. Apple Blossom Festival headquarters gathered clippings showing wide publicity across Virginia Maryland West Virginia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Legion
State Conservation and Deveopment Commission
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Festival advance news slips scarce across papers
The clippings show efforts to record press material on a festival event across Virginia, southern Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and major city motor departments. Many papers received advance stories, but slips could not be obtained from all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Nelson helps festival publicity with free photo-engravings
Robert F. Nelson director of publicity for the State Chamber of Commerce Richmond arranged free photo-engravings of the festival queen and princesses for hundreds of newspapers. He traveled to Winchester to assist local committees and photographed for the Associated Press and other papers during the celebration. The Stage Chamber of Commerce supported the event citing state-wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Nelson
State Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Nelson
Winchester
Associated Press
Stage Chamber of Commerce
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Lord, Va
Alson
James W. Epling
Roanoke
L. Ll. ‘Fansler
Li L. Fansler
Roxie
Knoxville,Techn
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Janet Beeson Rinker
Mr. Earl. Fansler
Elizabeth Haas
James Piper
May Cooper
Wayne and
Helen Cooper
Louise Nathanson
Leonardtown
Betty Shaefer
van Ness Street
Chevy Chase
Liza Tucker
Joseph Kelfer
Staunton, Va
George Wilkham
Robert Wilkham
A. L. Goodloe
Whiting Faulkner
A. C. Sutton
Alfred Smith and
Holmes Allen
Richmond, Va
Wilbur Riley
Lynchburg, College
Lynchburg, Va
George W. Riley
W. C. Plundeke
William Hillyard
A. J.dehart
Chambersburg, Pa
Spence
Gladys Copenhaver
Rural Retreat
Louise Cornell
Helen Sowers
Nina Bromley
E. H. Erb
Grace Rickman
Roger Bennett
Alexandria Orchard
Sam Rickman
Danville, Va
Edward Reith
Ellen Dawson
Arthur G. Fuller
Howard M. Fuller
Mira Fuller
Grover Rice
Roy Lottig
C. A. Feeser and Son
Feeser Apartments
Park Street
Times
Mrs. Denton
Harriconburg, Va
Colonial Hotel
George M. Whitney
Harrisburg, Pa
L. C. Janney
Robert McCarty
Mr. McCarty
Dora Lanford
Campbell, Va
Miss Emily Lanford
Empire
Lawrence Gray and
Marion Davies
Lena Mazzullo
Gladys Carver
East Piccadilly Street
Chester Riley
Lynchburg
Lynchburg College
C. E. Riley
Benjamin Racey
Martinsburg, W.va
Florsheim
Frederick CO
San Francisco Bay
Crewes
Sity
Epalo Alto
Stanford
Insurance Service
J. W. Arthur
Shawnee Realty Company
Newlin.& CO. Realtors
Shawnee Realty Co., Inc
W. Water ST
Woodbury’s
Pinkham’s
C. L
Bromo Seltzer Castoria
Vicki Gillette Blades
N. Main Street
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