Apple Blossom Festival Highlights From Ulestown and Reliance News
Social notes from Ulestown Virginia and Reliance Virginia summarize weekend visits and gatherings. Mrs. A J Eggers and Mrs. Kenneth Perday of Baltimore joined friends for the Apple Blossom season while Miss Anna Price visited Front Royal. Other local residents attended meetings and hosted gatherings as news of births travel and illness are noted.
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Ucetown
J. Robert Smith
A. J. Eggers
Kenneth Perday
Baltimore
George Eggers
Anna Price
Front Royal
Ashby
Young Peoples Division
Brucetown
John F. Leland
Roy Campbell
Wadesville
Lofland
Juanita Huyett Jobe
Frederalsburg
Mary Elouise Russell
Gus Rifer
Andy Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Tom Price
New Market
Harrison Mauzy
Martin Adams
John F. Lofland
Federalsburg
Belle C. Jobe
Mary Fry
Edith Smith
Lebanon Church
Reliance
E. C. Bowen
B. F. Cooley
F. L. Derflinger
M. A
Mildred Judy
Charles Grover
Lang
Philadelphia
Cleveland Steele
H. E. Richardson
Greenway Ladies, Aid Society
Indians Banned Yellowstone Campsites in Early Reports
Yellowstone park was considered inhospitable to Indigenous people who feared geyser spirits and bands of anger. The article notes Indians avoided camping there due to beliefs about dangerous forces.
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Yellowstone Park
Spelling Meet and County Samples Highlight Star Tannery Notes
Star Tannery community invites all for a free-for-all spelling match on May 14 with prizes including an ebony cigarette or jewelry case donated by Bakers Drug Store. County home demonstration agents and Winchester merchants contribute samples for a prize drawing. Light refreshments will be served. Household class meets May 14 at 2 p.m. at Mrs H H Cooper.
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County Home
Winchester
Bakers Drug Store
Grange
H. H. Cooper
Nellie Painter
Purtlebaugh
Gravel Springs School
Washington
Ernest Cooper
Dayton
Esther
Shenandoah College
Cooper
Fairmont School
Lebanon Church School
Estonia Allows Choice of Execution Method
Estonia's criminal law permits death row inmates to choose between hanging or poison. The executioner remains anonymous and is not named in the tribunal record.
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Estonia
Stephens City School Days Parade Float Wins Second Prize
The Stephens City High School celebrated Apple Blossom Week with a parade showing apple blossom costumes and a second prize winning float. Mary Steele designed and supervised the white and pink float with 31 princesses, led by Marshall Lovett and Harry Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian A. Steele
Mary Terault
Chloe Carbaugh
Mason Reid
Mary Steele
Virginia Adams
Susie Carbaugh
Winona
Helen Venable
Sallie Brumback
Virginia Renner
Lyn Cross
Macadagan
Ard
Belva Helmick
Ollie Cline
Anne Thomas Stickley
Pauline Dovell
Vada Conner
Katherine Sandy
Julia Steele
Charlotte Lemley
Lorraine Dodson
Susie Shryock
Kathaleen Shryock
Clara Cooper
Eva Ritenour
Maxie Golliday
Lillian Cook
Lillian Roberts
Margaret Bauserman
Isabel Koenig
Arbutus Hiser
Mary Sandy
Helen Painter
Beatrice Painter
Marshall Lovett
Harry Sherman
Stephens City High School
Calvin Ritenour
Ray Barley
Lewis Barley
C. C. Rhodes
Elsie Havermale
Home Economics
James
Notable Donors Acknowledged by Stephens City High School
A list of contributors includes Charlie Headley Robert Helmick Arthur Grim Athie ent Charlie Arthur Brill Wilmer Gardner Roy float and supporters Mrs B Grove David Petrie Gervis Lemley E L Lemley Briscoe Williams and Stephens City High School pupils for donations.
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Charlie Headley
Robert Helmick
Arthur Grim
Athieent
Charlie
Arthur Brill
Wilmer , Gardner
Roy Float
Cc. I
8. B. Grove
David Petrie
Gervis Lemley
E. L. Lemley
Briscoe Williams
Stephens City High School
Stephens City High Defeats Berryville 12 to 3 on Friday
Stephens City high school baseball team extended their win streak to five with a 12 to 3 victory over Berryville High at Berryville Friday afternoon. Berryville pitcher Hess delivered a solid if costly effort.
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Stephens City
Berryville
Hess
Yancey
Tambo
Ana
Woodstock High School
Beeryville Team Falls Short as Stephens City Holds Lead
Yancey pitched for Stephens City, shutting down Berryville as home hopes faded. Woodstock High visits Stephens City Thursday afternoon, while other notes mention Vatican City's tiny railway and the Beaver steamboat’s 1835 Pacific launch.
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Bracetown
Rip Collins
St. Louis Cards
Rowland Dufton
Helen Hicks
U. S
GOLF
Denny Shute
Harold
Smith
Dick Shelton
Pertake
St. Louis Cardinals
Rowland Dutton
New York A. C
Steer Dogger
R. J. Reynolds Toch. Co
Leo Sexton
Helene Madison
Jim Bausch
Josephine McKim
Bill Miller
Georgia Coleman
R J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Star Tannery Notes
Frances Lillard
Katherine Conn
Susie Corse
Roberts
Jack
Alice’ K. Lemley
Wayne Warren
Wadee Rotheeb
Stephens Ry A
Shenandoah Valley
Harry Warren
Fred Rinker
Roy Rickard
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Muggs ' McGinnis
Nickoli
Alex
Poor
Kingie
Tiai
Piesi
Mary JO
Belogia
AMAL
Wally Bishc
Vatican City
Pacific
London
Masury
East Water Street
Johnson
John W. Rosenberger & Company
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Twin Orte “Oma ‘Gas Corp
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and
Boscawen Sts
Bickers
Bickers Motor CO
Myers
C. I. Brumback’s
N. Cameron St
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