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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1935

Page

8

Philatelic celebration marks fifth year reign with special stamps

A real philatelic celebration honors King George of Great Britain for the twenty-fifth anniversary of his reign. The mother country, the dominions, and 43 colonial territories will join in observance with special stamps. Designs are prepared and supplies en route to post offices for a simultaneous release on May 6.

Quinton James King George Great Britain Dominions Colonial Office

New Imperial Stamps Series for 43 Colonies Emerges

A continuing sale through December 31 offers a de stroyable remainder scheme using a single design with colony name changes. Four commonly used values per colony appear on bicolored stamps, with top face value not exceeding one shilling. The complete 43 colony set totals 172 stamps, valued just over $15, spanning from Antigua to the Virgin Islands. Rescue Series features Russian air mail stamps honoring rescuers and Arctic expedition members, ranging 1 to 50 kopeks, showing seven fliers and expedition activities.

Antigua Virgin Islands C. I. Schmidt

Arctic expedition stamps feature Schmdit and camp scene

A fragment notes an airplane motif on stamps tied to a rescue. Prof Schmdit appears on three kopek stamps that depict the camp his Arctic ice expedition established.

Schmdit

Social visits fill pages across Middleburg area

Local residents from Middleburg Fen and nearby towns hosted evenings and days at relatives homes including Welty, Miller, Sherman, Myers, Rinehart, and Delphy. Several families traveled to Baltimore for visits while Mae Aurand’s death deeply affected Elmer Wolfe High School sophomores, with pallbearers named and flowers arranged by student bodies and faculty.

Model S of the Moment Handbag Trends for Spring

Handbags shown in navy blue red green gray beige and white for southern wear. Designs stay tailored with cuff treatments top handles and gussets. Metal monograms recur, with green alligator calf cuff model and red chain handled bag featured. Black patent vagabond bag includes crystal snap lock and slide interior fit.

Community Notices From Taneytown Area Schools and Residents

Taneytown readers report school class assignments at Elmer Wolfe High School with staff listed. Local residents including John Miller and William Stansbury visit relatives in Frederick and Uniontown. The Stansbury family and Mrs. Fleagle visit Frederick. Jesse Lescaleet’s family hosts a gathering. Bowers and Shoemakers spend a weekend with relatives in Westminster and Taneytown. Cherics Bowman and others attend a wedding anniversary in Baltimore and visit Mrs Ellen Bowman.

Ing Elmer Wolfe Ladiesbury Jesse Lescaleet James Bowers Westminster Bassett Shoemaker Hassett Shoemaker Ralph Roy Belfsnider Taneytown Cherics Bowman James Williams Baltimore Europa Burgoon Wilford Crouse Ellen Bowman

Sweden Topics Highlight Union Bridge Garden Club Meeting

Union Bridge the Car roll Garden Club met at Mrs Paul Reese's home. Members discussed Sweden focusing on Karl Von Linné life and Swedish gardens with talks on Swedish homes, Christmas preparations, Mid summer Day Festival, and tourism impressions. The March meeting will be at Mrs Alfred Oldekolfer's Uniontown with Denmark the topic.

Union Bridger Fen Carroll Garden Club Paul Reese Union Bridge Sara Wolfe George Washington Abraham Lincoln Sweden Anna Wollh Tonk Karl von Linne Myers Englar L. E. Stauffer Lewis Messier Earle Buckey Harry B Fogle Edna Pass Charles Hesson Marianna Snader Preston Myers Belly Englar Alfred “Oldekolfer Uniontown Denmark

Local Bible Class Activities and Social Events Noted

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School adult class met at Luther Devilbiss home on February 11 with sixteen attendees. Merle Crumpacker led due to the president’s illness. Galatians reading and prayers followed by hymns and a business session. A valentine social and later notes on other class gatherings, birthdays, and community visits are recorded alongside a Homemaker’s Club meeting and a book review.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Luther Devilbiss L. C. Hess Merle Crumpacker Galitians O. W. Hess Edward Devithiss Barline Alexander Hartie DL. Weaver St. James’ Lutheran Church Charles Minnick Emory Minnick Wilbur Fowble Raymond Yingling Carroll Eichelberger Cartzendamer Wilbur Gladhill Ghas. Snyder Maile Atbaueh Helen Glndhill Charles Snyder Weaver Theodore Weaver Philadelphia Elatives Robert Gray Gray Walter Reed Hospital Washingston John SI. Repp Miss Stindee Elmer Pittinger Lowell Birdy Miss Bishop Bess Streeter Aldrich John Eckara War Town Bucher John Baltimore

Over A Cup Of Tea A Local Memory Of George Washington

A nostalgic vignette recalls George Washington's birthday tea at a Frederick tavern. Mrs. Kimball hosts eminent guests as Barbara Fritchie and Washington mingle, highlighting colonial courage, liberty, and national destiny. The piece blends romance, patriotism, and historic memory in a late 18th to early national era mood.

George Washington Destiny Frederick Washington Cornwallis Yorktown Barbara Hauer Valley Forge Barbara Lttle Barbara Fritchie Liverpool

Delicious Melon Cocktail or Dessert Mix

A blend of cantaloupe watermelon and honeydew is cut into balls or dices and chilled with sugar lemon juice and orange juice. The chilled mix enhances flavor and suits cocktails or desserts.

Local Social Notes From Pleasant Mount Area

Mr Pleasant Mt Pleasant Md Feb 21 Mrs William Barrick and daughter Kathleen Walkersville called on Mr and Mrs Lewis F Lochner and family Sunday Mr and Mrs August Monath called on Mr and Mrs Ames Graham Johnsville Monday of last week Mr Charles Mercer Frederick is spending a few days with his sister Mrs L King and family spent Sunday evening with Sr and Mrs Edward Mercer Mr Paul Keuck Mr Ally spent several days this week with his mother Mrs Susie Houck Miss Jennie E Burrier Ms Mary C Fogle Mr Lewis F Lochner and Mr Charles W Burrier spent Wednesday with Mr William H Burrier and family and assisted at butcher ing Mr and Mrs Paul Delawter and family Washington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Hoover in Frederick Mr DeLawter and children also called on his parents Mr and Mrs William M DeLanter Mr and Mrs Harry Green spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs August Monath Mr Paul Houck Mr Airy spent

Mt. Pleasant William Barrick Kathleen Walkersville Lewis F. Lochner August Monath Ames Graham Johnsville Charles Mercer Frederick Sis Ter L. King Edward Mercer Paul Keuck Ally Susie Houck Jennie E. Burrier Mary C. Fogle Charles W Burrier William H Burrier Paul Delawter Washington Jesse Hoover DeLawter William M. DeLanter Harry Green Paul Houck Airy

Barker and Bruchey Family Gatherings Featured

Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Charlies W Barker and family spent Tuesday afternoon with Elder and Mrs Charles E Bruchey and family at Chestnut Grove.

Charlies W. Barker August Monath Will Elder Charles E. Bruchey Chestnut Grove

Bronchuline Emulsion Cough Syrup Promise

An advertisement extols Bronchuline Emulsion with a half bottle claimed to deliver instant relief from a hacking cough. It notes a strong, unpleasant taste but effective soothing action, and money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Walkersville Social Notes Delicate Health and Visits

Walkersville February 22 Mrs Levi Flickinger improving with Mamie Gaugh of Baltimore nursing her aunt. Miss Helen Siehl Lewistown weekend with the Flanagan family. Harvey Flanagan Freder ick visited the Wachter home. Nannie Weller and daughter Eula Mae Thurmont spent weekend with the Wachters. Ida Smith Ernest Downs and two sons Washington called on Ridney Wachter and visited Mrs Katie Flickinger who is ill.

Walkersville Levi Flickinger Mamie Gaugh Baltimore Helen Siehl Lewistown Ralph Flanagan Harvey Flanagan Frederick Sidney Wachter Nannie Weller

Tugwell to Stay After White House Talk

Washington reports say Rexford Tugwell, under secretary of agriculture, told reporters after leaving the White House that he intends to remain in his post. The Roosevelt administration faced a flare up over the AAA as Tugwell weighed resignation before confirming his continued service.

Washington Roosevelt Rexford G. Tugwell Agriculture White House AAA Wallace Tugwell

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Middleburg William Sherman Charles James Welty Raymond Johnson Earle Frank Miller Wade Sherman Patsy Ernest Myers Keymar George Winemiller Henry Muller Frank Wilson Norman Miller Woodsboro Albert Rinehart William Welshaar Keysville Mae Aurand Wayne Repp George Austin Chalmer Grossmickle George Sexton Samuel Bowman John Bowman Clarence Claybaugh Kenneth Johnson Roy Boone Union Frank Rentzel Paul Hyde James Marzulla Joseph Marzullo Raymo Fogle Sue Ellen Freddie Ada McKinney Maurice Claybaugh Carroll Orville Orval Johnson Dorothy Simpson Mabel Bowers New Midway Elmer Delphy Elmer Wilson Ray John Utermahion Bark Wilbur Delphy Frank Muller Rita Janet Henry Richard Western Maryland College Liana Downy Lynden Ont Royal Lads of Balkans Belgrade Peter Yugoslavia Michael Romania Yugoslav Marie Mr. Pleasant Gilbert Althourh Paris Empire Doug Reassure Roosevelt Quaker City North Market Street McCleery’s Jewelry Store North Market ST Frederick, Md The Frederick Motor CO West Patrick Ford Trails End Gerdonsville Greenawalt Tinues Markell & Ford Carroll St Maryland Bank of Personal Service
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