Jefferson profile and stamps linked to constitutional anniversary
A fragmented historical profile outlines Thomas Jefferson as farmer lawyer governor and statesman, noting roles from congressman in 1783 to secretary of state and president. The text mentions his stance on slavery, the Louisiana Purchase, Virginia education, and his depiction on early stamps, with minting dates and imagery tied to the new 1-cent stamp and constitutional commemoratives.
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Syerr
Thomas Jeferson
Williamsburg
Virginia
Richmond
France
Franklin
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Aaron Burr
Louisiana Purchase
State University
Monticello
Houden
Jefferson
Gilbert Stuart
Ceracchi
New Hampshire
Philade’shiars
Uncle Sam
The States Ratify The Constitution 1786
A clipped line notes the ratification of the United States Constitution in 1787 with a reference to a 1938 postage mark, indicating historical publication context and the timeline from adoption in September 1787 to later interpretation or commemoration.
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United States
Fashionably cut gray suit and summer sports costume
A description of a stylish gray flannel suit and coordinating pink herringbone flannel ensemble. It notes a trimmed jacket, matching slacks, cork clogs, and a bandana kerchief as current summer fashion items in a refined collection.
End of the year state ratifications and airmail stamp sales
The article notes states ratifying the federal constitution through 1788, with New Hampshire becoming ninth. It details New York’s ratification after intense debate, Virginia joining the union, and North Carolina and Rhode Island’s delays. It also reports 6-cent red and blue airmail stamp sales in Dayton and St Petersburg, old McLean Mansion swastikas, and Prof. D. S. Hartline, age 63, as the oldest climber of Grand Teton.
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
New
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Dayton
Ohio
St Petersburg
Fla
Grand Teton Mountain
Wyoming
D. S. Hartline
Bloomsburg
Grand Teton National Park
Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON
Washington scene recalls diplomats and lawmakers at the Soviet embassy with Chief Justice Hughes Justice Black Senator Wheeler and Congressman Maverick noted for political clashes The Trotsky visitation and ministerial chatter color a Washington week with Roosevelt era intrigue and public theater observer echoes and a Rogers appearance in a newsreel
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
Local residents spend weekend visits across towns
In Wolfsville and nearby areas, residents and visitors from Chesvsville, Hagerstown, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other places were noted visiting families including Mrs. Lillie R. Stottlemyer and Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Pryor. Names include Gaither Steinlemyer, Mabel Paulsgrave, Emma Moser, Jenny Delauter, Calvin Young, Nora Gehre, Otho Wolfe, G. Reginald Stottlemyer, Charlotte Walter, and Upton Sheweyland. The weekend gatherings featured multiple extended visits and family get-togethers across several towns.
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Wolsville
Gaither Steinlemyer
Mabel Paulsgrave
Chesvsville
Hagerstown
Stanley Pryor
Cecil Pryor
Joan
Washington, D. C
Ira E. Pryor
Emma Moser
Jennie Delauter
Calvin Young
Thurmont
Nora Gehre
Baltimore
Lillie R. Stottlemyer
Annie Rosenberry
Cederick
Catherine Hosenberry
Shirley
Braddock Heights
Otho Wolfe
Donald Stottlemyer
Philadelphia
G. Reginald Stottlemyer
Charlotte Walter
Upton Shewey Land Son
Martin
Myersville
Light hats set off luncheon wear in New York fashion
Light hats dominate New York luncheon fashion with brimmed white chapeaux and natural straw styles. Dark hats and veiled brims appear, often paired with black or navy costumes, fur jackets, and color-spot belts. Notables such as Gladys Swarthout appear in chartreuse and orange accents, while sleeves are rolled to show metal bracelets.
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Adelaide Kerr
New York
Ritz
Gladys Swarthout Opera and Moron Picture Star
Weekend Visitors Voicing Local Family Ties
A long list of weekend guests and visitors from Myersville Phildaelphia Baltimore Hagerstown Norfolk Benevola and Frederick gathered at various homes including the Leatherberry Harp Kline Warren Stottlemyer Gouker and Blickenstaff households. Notable health news reports Glenn Blickenstaff under treatment at Baltimore City Hospital shows improved condition.
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Otho Wolfe
Roland Leatherberry
Loudema
Doris
Wanita
Phildaelphia
Leatherberry
Sas
W. G. Day
Paul Bistle
Astie
Shirley
Dorothy
Floyd Harp
Guy C. Kline
Harry Harp
Myersville
Xv Eccard
Mamie
Marcelene
Jack Harp
Jive
Charen Hill
A. E Harp
Elliott Harp
Hagerstown
Claude
Olga, Stottiemyer
Robert Winkleman
Charles Rite
Harry Reed
Carolyn
Baltimore
Jacob Warren
Feltz
Robert Gouker
Norfolk
Emory Gouker
Elizabeth
Charlotte
Benevola
Curtis Gouker
Leslie Morgan
Ira Stottlemyer
Daniel Blickenstaff
Mt Airy area church requests and local notices
Mt Airy June 8. Unanimous requests for the return of ministers came from the quarterly conference for Ridgeville Methodist Protestant and Mt Airy Methodist Episcopal. Rev. Clarence L. Dawson of Ridgeville was asked to return for a fourth year. Rev. Philip C. Edwards of the M E charge at Mt Airy is in his second year at Calvary church. Asa Watkins named lay delegate to the Baltimore Annual Conference at St Paul’s Hagerstown June 1-6. Mrs Edward J Beatty leaves Mt Airy for Jersey City N J to visit her son in law and daughter. Various residents reported visiting, entertaining, and traveling. Sale of a 103-acre Woodville district farm owned by Christian G. Schmeider of Baltimore to John Roger Carter, with Leon Selby to remain on the place.
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Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Ridgeville
Jesse Day
Methodist Protestant Church
Western Maryland College
Asa H. Watkins
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
St Paul's Church
Hagerstown
Edward J. Beatty
Jersey City
NL J
David Detailer
Loretta G More
Charles Gartrell
J. Albert Nice
Betty Shunk
Westminster
Elizabeth Edmonds
New York City
Kaye’ Cissel
Delmar
Frank Norwood
Frank, Jr
Bobby
Yvonne
C. H. Norris
Gladys Buckingham
Washington
Lavantia Plunkett
Buna May
O. B. Buckingham
Dennis Corrick
Corrick
Cumberland
Harry W. Bellison
Salisbury
Woodville
Christian G. Schmeider
John Roger Carter
Leon Selby
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Hatcher
Nee ‘Ion
Walkersville High School
Armrechey
Atta? & i
Wetec
Redelle Gates
Eather Esheer
Cae
Anit
Chirftex
Walkersville
Cos
Clara
Crane
Cheatup Fae
AM Eisaiet
Marated & Pearl
Rogers
Etta M. Ramsburg
Joan C. Rice
Janet E. Young
Margaret ©. Stitely
Nellie L. Hummer
Russell S. Wachter
M. Elizabeth Trout
H. Rudelle Crum
Armatha E. Bowers
Anne Popovich
C. Robert Moberly
James C. Werking
Carolyn E. Crum
Harold E. Roderick
Pauline E. Smith
G. Catherine Singer
Janet L. Kerchner
Dorothy L. Mercer
Margaret Cc. Sayler
Gunger Rogers
Edith
Rush Holt
West Virginia
WPA
White House
Tam
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Moscow
Mme. Trovanovsky
Troyanovskys
F Street
Trojanovsky
Tommy Corcoran
Mr. Hivelt
New Deal F
Wolfsville
New York Ritz
American Institute of Laundering
Fasrics
Snell
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Gibson Freez’r Shelf
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's Home Appliance Store
Hookilets
News-Post
the News-Post
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