Stephens City Fair Apple Show Award Winners
Readable results list numerous Stephens City exhibitors with top honors in Staymans Yorks and Grimes categories. Awards span apples pears and vines with Middletown and Stephens City participants across divisions. Contested prizes include Staymans and Golden Delicious with Robert Russell and Harold Cooper repeatedly placing.
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Robert Richard
Harold Bonny
Stephens
City
Eldow Ence
Malcolm Brunck
Middletown
Harold Cooper
Byron Harris
Stephns City
Robert Keons
Stephens A Staymans
Frank Jenkins
Eugene Jenkins
Robert Russell
Stephens City
James Garrett
Yorks
Glynn Moore
Middlemack
Cecil Carper
Winesaps
Roscoe Edwards
Ben Davis
Franklin Brumback
Be Oe Edwards
Stephens Ty
Charles Mudd
Grimes
Starks
Paradise
James Judy
Melvin Carbaugh
Henry Carbaugh
Rambo—Ferman Perry
Ralph Snapp
Quinces
Malcolm Brumback
Pears
Arthur Shipe
Lewis Travers
James Yeakley
Small
Kenneth Mowery
Edwin Evans
Billy Dorsey
Ferman Perry
Edward Rolls
Winston Huffman
George Ebersole
Peppers
Leonidas Steele
Four Daughters Contest At Winchester Capitol Theatre
The Winchester Evening Star and Capitol Theatre invite families with four daughters to enter a contest. List the four daughters by name and ages in a letter to the Four Daughters Contest Editor at The Star. Entries due by noon Monday, winners receive passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Capitol Theatre
Lane
Rosemary
Priscilla
Lola
Gale Page
Star
Campaigns Warm as Parties Name Key Speakers
Democrats and Republicans organize final four weeks of the 1938 campaign naming Hoover to speak in Hartford on Monday and broadcast from Spokane on November 5. Roosevelt makes no confirmed dates but aides hint at New York addresses.
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Washington
Hoover
Hartford
Conn
Spokane
Wash
Roosevelt
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert H. Lewman
Dewey
Party leaders hit campaign trail in key states
Col. Frank Knng plans to speak in Iowa before October ends. In the final weeks, Democratic chairman James A. Farley and Republican chairman John Hamilton will stump. Farley may campaign in Pennsylvania and New England, while Hamilton travels from Massachusetts to Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Frank Knng
Iowa
James A. Farley
John Hamilton
Farley
Pennsylvania
New England
Hamilton
Massachusetts
Northampton
Harvard Uni
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
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Winter Oats
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Julian Carper
Harold Jencuet
Pee Stephens City
Julian Pee
Jack
Claude Carbaugh
Jack McAboy
Harold Cooley
Donald Kremer
Franklin Anderson
Marion Keller
Richard Madagan
White Leghorns
Herbert Manuel
Barred Rocks
Ray Cather
Clarence Cather
Earl Cather
New Hampshire Reds
Ashby Brumback
Egges
Brown
Nelson Carpenter
Gravis
Morris Boyer
Robert Brumback
Staige Brumback
Ashley Brumback
Raymond Carpenter
Buckwheat
Staymans
Raymond Cather
Firestone
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
N. B.C
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Store
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Kenmar
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Dean
Cat
Rosemary Lane
Wonder
Wender
Budget Dept
Winchester Coca-Cola Aoe Ere Works, Inc
Winchester
E. Harbaugh
MGR
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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