Berryville Social Notes Burgeoning weekend visits and gatherings
Berryville residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with numerous social events. Guests included Mr Richard McAfee and his visitors Edward Muller and Joe Bally, plus extended gatherings at Rippon and Washington areas with the Lichliter Crim and Swartz households. Notable attendees encompassed Admiral Lynde McCormick and Rear Admiral Beardall, along with local clergy and university affiliates visiting from Richmond and Fairfax.
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Richard McAfee
Edward Muller
Joe Bally
Silver Spring
Bertha Lichliter
John Crim
Berryville
Herman Swartz
Rippon
V. Va
James Lichliter
Mae McFillen
Alice McFillen
Cathy Hunter
Edward Bayliss, Jr
Sandra
Norris Lee Jenkins
Lynde McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
Washington
John R. Beardall
Mrs. Beardall
Clarmont
Paget Hosts Chester Guests In Recent Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Paget recently welcomed Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Chester Pennsylvania as their guests during a short visit in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O. Shull
Janet Racer
Raymond Young
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Grover Carroll
Jack Willingham
Thomas Grubbs
John Carroll
Perry Smith
Agnes Marlowe
Jack Russell
Henry Kercheval
Sandra
Betty Carroll
Edna Galloway
Douglas Mallory
Elizabeth Huff
Guido Thompson
Mae Fuller
Phillis Hawkins
Harry Lawrence
Andrew LaVelle
Helen Mallory
Lonnie Levi
Audrey Peyton
Harold Scheuer
Max Theodore
Roy Locke
Williamsburg
Dan Fletcher
Walnut St
Fairfax
William Farr
Purrs
Dewey Baker
Berryville
Floyd McWilliams
Mrs
Lawrence McWilliams
Donald and
Jimmy
Toms Brook
Charles Paget
Harold Smith
Chester, Pa
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival Office Opens for Month
The festival office in the George Washington Hotel remains open through June as directors manage bills tickets and clippings. Tom Bald ridge and Florenz Hinz oversee preparations with Ben Arthur Jr and McSherry Lupton coordinating memberships and finances for Winchester's renowned spring spectacle.
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Winchester
Tom Baldridge
Florenz Hinz
George Washington Hotel
Hinz
United States
Ben Arthur, Jr
McSherry Lupton
Frank Armstrong
H. Delmer Robinson
Festival Association
Little Apple Blossom Pageant Crowned Nancy Kincaid Queen
Four year old Nancy Kincaid daughter of State Trooper J W Kincaid was chosen queen of the third annual Morningside Parade a miniature Apple Blossom event in progress on Saturday afternoon in Morningside Pennsylvania Oates and Richards. Dozens of youngsters decorated wagons bicycles and tricycles with tissue paper as Sally Madden and Judy Pitcock led the parade followed by majorettes Betsy Ellmore Margaret Pitcock Patsy Royston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kincaid
J. W. Kincaid
Pennsylvania Ave
Morningside
Morningside Pennsylvania
Oates and Richards
Sally Madden
Judy Pitcock
Peggy Ann Ellmore
Margaret Pitcock
Patsy Royston
Betsy Ellmore
Charlotte Butler
Sandra Carpenter
Marsha Fretwell
Stephen Fretwell
Robert Button
Jimmy Madden
van Johnson
Jackie Fretwell
King Apple
George Goode
Dickie Goode
Sheila Roe
Children’s Club
Andrew Button
Richard Lockhart
Alice Carpenter
Candyland
Harriet Goode
Harold Madagan
Laura Mae Button
Roundup of balks, anecdotes fill coast league notes
Sports Roundup reports Charles Adams of the Portland Beavers admitting balks are easier than the rule. It notes 195 balks in five weeks vs 78 in prior years. Items include Cliff Lewis recalling Bunter Hanover, Frank Smith in Cincinnati, Andy Robustelli coaching girls softball, and a Hofstra Adelphi homer that led to a disputed call.
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New York
Charles
Red) Adams
Portland Beavers
Cliff Lewis
Cleveland Browns
Bunter Hanover
Berea
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
al Vincent
Frank Smith
Cincinnati
Ray Stoviak
Arnolds College
Ray
Andy Robustelli
New Haven
Andy
Ralph Warner
Florida
Joe DiMaggio
Hofstra-Adelphi
John Vishnevsky
Obedience Promise and Track Help Recalled in 1906 Notes
A historical note recalls a promise to obey in a school context, with Mrs V aiding training and retrieving shot and discus after practice. It also mentions Branch Rickey hitting two homers for the St. Louis Browns in 1906, and notes early developments like the oscilloscope.
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Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
New
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