Catalogue of U S stamped envelopes to 1853 1911
The Bartels Catalogue of U S Stamped Envelopes edited by Prescott Holden Thorp details complete descriptions and illustrations of every stamp since 1853. Volume one lists entire envelopes and cut squares, volume two shows shapes cut by the knife. Wartime limits place 2000 copies. advance orders exceed 1209. Venezuela and Algeria stamp updates noted alongside local social notices.
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United States
U. S
Prescott Holden Thorp
Netcong
N. J
Scott
Thorp
Ada Webb Dies in Baltimore at 58 After Illness
Ada Webb 58 died February 1 in Baltimore after seven weeks of illness. She was born in Duffields to David C. Adams and Rosa Adams and lived in Harpers Ferry, Bolivar, and Baltimore. Survived by husband Thomas S. Webb. children Mrs. John L. Mills and Howard Webb. 11 grandchildren. two sisters. a stepsister and four stepbrothers. Funeral Thursday at Dundalk with Rev. Jean L. Ward. Burial in Dundalk. Also notes Otto Hope in Sehnauffer Hospital and Mrs. Earl Morgan visiting Baltimore.
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Saratoga
Ernest Edwards
Edmundson
William J. Smith
Harpers Ferry
J. F. Cassell
James Smith
Cumberland
Charles Smith
Charles Town
William and
Briscoe Smith
Jean L
Social evenings and visits in Ladiesburg area families
Local notices report Mrs C S Smith and others visiting Birely family, Gaver son and family from Walkersville with Frank Gaver Sr, Bruce Harbaugh, Roy Lookingbill and James Cass tas hosting gatherings. Connie Bobby Patsy Smith in Birely home. Roy Lind Sr from Glen Rock pa visits Smiths. William V Long, a local merchant, bedridden. Mrs F H Birely on sick list. Lifeboat station first built in 1807 at Cohasset Mass.
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Roy Lookingbill
James Castas
Edgar Smith
Locust Hill
Connie
Bobby
Patsy Smith
F. H. Birely
C. S. Smith
Bruce Harbaugh
Katherine
Ralph
William V. Long
Emmitsburg Mourns Nurse Byers and Local Officers Tea
Obituary notes the death of Miss Jeannette Byers at Lutheran Home Washington on February 9. Interment to be held at home with Rev. Phillips Bower officiating. Surviving include brother Erise Byers and sister Miss Carrie Byers. Byers was a registered nurse who served in canal zone hospitals under U S government supervision.
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Emmitsburg
Jeannette Byers
18Th
Douglass Streets
N. W
Washington
D. C
Phillips Bower
Emmitsburg Lutheran Church
Joseph
Eljlen Gilbert Byers
Erise Byers
Biglerville
Penna
Carrie Byers
North
Seton Avenue
United States
Canal Zone
Panama
Community Notices From Lovettsville Area
Lovettsville Virginia reports guest speaker Rev A F Tobler at Purcellville Baptist church last Wednesday evening with Mrs Tobler accompanying him. Local residents Mr and Mrs E D Frye of Lucketts visited son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Bowers Everhart over the weekend. Vivian Lynn returned home after a month with Pvt Lee Lynn at Camp Polk Kentucky who is on maneuvers. Prof and Mrs L A Womeldorf and Mr and Mrs Thomas Lee spent Saturday in Winchester. Raymond Wilt and Miss Audrey Baker of Lucketts visited his sister Mrs E G Frye Sunday afternoon. Rozsa Bowers left for Rosemont Brunswick after visiting daughter Mrs Ethel Stream. Miss Mary Louise Brown of Wheatland spent the weekend with cousin Miss Belva Graham. Mr and Mrs Charles Fawley of Jefferson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G H Wirts Sr. Mr and Mrs Bernard Irvine also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Carrie Schilling
Washington, D. C
Leslie Bush
Joseph Glover
Martinsburg
Charles Schuller
Winchester
George Schuller
Castleman's Inn
Mary
Edith Brown
M. F. Stetten
Washington, D.C
A. L Sharpe
Baltimore
F. W. Creel
Macon
Adelaide Naille
Louise Hackles
Eva Toneberger
Harpers Ferry
Mechanicstown
Robert Stewart
O. A. Webb
Camp Hill
Blanche Waters
Pleasantville
Eleanor Johnson
Alexandria
C. C. Johnson
J. L. Mills
Brunswick
C. E. Webb
Lewis Nichols
Jack Waddell
Johnny
Doris Staub
Walker
Engies
Gertrude Crawford
Grafton
W. V
C. W. Pearl
Claude Noland
David
Andrew Myers
Willard FP. Spensier
John Spensier
Ellen Barger
Frederick
George Paxson
Emmitsburg
West Main Street
George H. Riggs
B. P. Ogle
Frank Campbell
W. R. Cadle
JO. H. Stinson
Mesdames
H. J. Kregel
Frederick Gremmel
H. H. Steilau
C. H. Carl
A. V. Gurvich
G. R. Turner
C. £. Perry
L. D. Bothwell
C. H. Murrphy
R. V. Ferguson
E. H. Shorttwell
Harry Hull
Donald Miles
G.H. Cameron
L. Dow Strader
Allen Quynn
Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Robert Grimes
Near Town
Frederick City Hospital
Theodore William Wolf
Med
McCain
Miss
Joseph Hoke
West Main
Lovettsville
A. F.tobler
Baptist
Purcellville
Camp Polk
Kentucky
Lynn
L. A. Womeldorph
Thomas Lee
Raymond Wilt
Audrey Baker
Lucketts
E. G. Frye
Rozsa Bowers
Rosemont
Ethel Stream
Mary Louise Brown
Wheatland
Belva Graham
Charles Fawley
Jefferson
Local Social Notes Highlight Supper Guests And Furloughs
Hagerstown society lists supper guests of Miss Mollie Potter and Miss Laura Potter field on Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Beatty of Washington visits Camp Shelby, Miss. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett’s home include Penwell and daughter Mrs. Elmer Lindburgh of Martinsburg. Osborne Myers of Purcellville visits Reed clan. Ensign C. M. Beatty Jr. on furlough attends classmate wedding in Minneapolis where Beatty serves as best man. L. W. Frye and Mrs. M. C. Filler spend Friday in Frederick.
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Hagerstown
Mollie
Laura Potterfield
Margaret Beatty
Washington
Cpl
James W. Beatty
Camp Shelby
Harry Bartlett
Penwell
Elmer Lindburgh
Martinsburg
W. Va
Osborne Myers
Mary Hickman
L. W. Frye
M. C. Filler
Frederick
Community Visitors and Local Social Calls in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant neighbors and relatives visited Mrs. William M. Delawter and family Sunday and Monday, including Mr. Paul Delawter and Eddie, Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Jean Delawter of Washington D C, and Doris and Billie Delawter. Nearby families Aug Monath Pauline Goodheart and daughter Samoan, Jennie Barker, Mary Fogle, and Jennie Burrier and Mary Gopi called. Also Mrs. Harold Fry of Frederick visited relatives, and missionary program was led by the Leaders Bible class of the IM E church in Frederick for Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church. Visitors from Frederick included Mrs. M E Butcher nursing there.
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Pleasant
P. K Main
William AI. Delawter
William M. Delawter
Paul Delawter
Eddie Delawter
Hoffman
Lt. Hoffman
Jean Delawter
Washington, D. C
William T. Delawter
Doris
Mary C. King
Harold Fry
Frederick
Mary §. King
G. L. Packard
M. E. Butcher
James G. Herbst
IM. E. Church
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Riggs
McKaig
Aug. Monath
Radio Programs Aces Lalé and Detective Serials
Radio listings feature Lalé and detective serials with mixed program blocks including Kiddies Serial, The Laudt Trio, Jack Armstrong Serial, Captain Midnight, and World War news segments. Names such as Archis Andrews, Carter, Goulde, Caplan, and Baker appear among program hosts and guests across a broad schedule spanning drama, music, and news briefs.
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Lalé
Uris
Senal—bha
Archis Andrews
Laudt
Singlig Unies
Jack Armstrong
West
Chiek Carter
Dy Seri Srifes
Widdies
Inbs
Vimins
Ora
Quincey Hane Aid
Vaayert
Americas
Nbe
Caplan
Tim Bowy
Blu Ban Motiay
Urelies
Malay Loght
Gabriel Werte
Brewster Boy
Moanath Dahle
Antes
Aml
Class Meets at Calvary Methodist Church Hostess Home
Miss Virginia Smith and Mrs Lucile Tucker led the Wide Wake Class of Calvary Methodist Church at Mrs Smith's 11 North Market Street home in February. After devotions and class verse recitals, Mrs Tucker conducted the meeting. Ten members attended, enjoyed games and Valentine refreshments. Adjournment plans set for March at Miss Jane Boyne's home with Mrs Elizabeth Mercer as hostesses.
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Virginia Smith
Lucile Tucker
Calvary Methodist Church
Smith
North Market Street
Tucker
Jane Boyne
Miss Boyne
Elizabeth Mercer
Watts Weld In Jail On A W O L Charge
John Henry Watts 18 of near Monrovia was jailed again on an AWOL charge after a December to January sequence. He had prior suspensions for concealed weapon and was ordered to Fort Meade to report for active duty before being picked up again for absence from post. The arresting officer sent him to Military Police for return to Meade. Watts claimed he had been on K P duty since arriving at Port Meade.
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John Henry Watts
Monrovia
West Patrick Street
Watts
County Jabor
Fort George G. Meade
House of Correction
Edward 2. Smith
Fort Meade
Allen Bartgis
Meade
Lieut
Bartgis
Port Meade
Car Collision Near Mt. St. Mary's College In Emmitsburg
Thomas Lee Feaster of Keyser West Virginia braked to avoid a pedestrian on Route 15 near Mt. St. Marys College causing a rear end collision with Wilmer Smith Baker of Emmitsburg. Both cars sustained minor damage. no injuries or charges reported.
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Thomas Lee Feaster
Keyser
W. Va
Mt. St. Mary's
College
Wilmer Smith Baker
Emmitsburg
Feaster
Danny Tucker
Airborne chapel aids New Guinea fighter group
A U S fighter group in New Guinea has an airborne chapel with an altar that seats 100. The complete unit weighs 900 pounds, highlighting mobility and morale support for air operations in a remote jungle theater.
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U. S
New Guinea
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Venezuela
Algeria
Ladiesburg
Cohasset
Mass
Selon Avenue
Burgess and Commissioners
Emmitsburg, MD
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Thomas A. Morris
Mdr
State Theatre Middletown
Mary Jane
Merry Melody Makers
Gals
Mount Pleasant
Wey Dorante En Moore
Wee Age
WEMD
Savitt
United States Employment Service For War Manpower Commission
East
Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
James G. Stevens
Creagerstown
Columbus Welker
Lavinia Miller
Mamie
Palmer
Nannie E. Stevens
Thurmont
Lewistown
U. S. Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Isaac L. Stevens
E. 25Th St. Frederick, Md
Watts Weld
A.W.O.L
Sears Sose Chicks
Sears Farm
Market St. Frederick, Md
Omer
Togo
Anu Tokebk
Tex Ritter
Arizona
Henry
Henry Aldrich
Paramount Picture
Jimmy Lydon
Uesny Aronten
Henry, Dizzy
Girl Friend
Aldrich
Ezra Houck
Worman
Nolstein
Ray Wisner
Buck Kratz
Charles S. Houck
Glenn Trout
R. Bowlus
Auds
Raymond L. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Jayne
America
Priotary
D. Jayne & Son
Vine St
Phila
White Sale
Libertytown
Singer
Wall of Troy
Hoover
Bruce Hammond
John L. Smith
Robert R. Curfman
Legche Bridge
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Grover E. Barrick
Hart Barrick
St al
E.W. T
Court House
Charles J. Barrick
Mary E. Diffendell
Maryhind
H. Kiefer Delauter
H. Bruce Hammond
Liberty
Town
Leo Beaver
Westminster
John W. King
Susie Funk
Barnesville
M. F. Stup
Woodfield
OakSay Adalt
Middletown
Eula Little
Dickerson
Harvey M. Lare
Libbertytown
Paul E. Franklin
Unionville-Union Bridge Road
James H. Whitmore
Backeystown
Olver M. Wise
Jefferson & Middletown
Roy Hilton
Urbana
Gerke A. Tritappe
Bradtock
M. J. Whitter
Schwartz Brow
Everett W. Mullinix
Long Cooper
St. Airy
Vermnon L. Smith
Mt Pleasant
Lee M. Howes
Washington Grove
W. Walter Culler
Walkersville
Paul R. Adalt
Migaletown
JeMersom
M. W. Stitely
Woodsboro
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