Stamps in the News centennial and new issues announced
The article outlines a centennial celebration for Wisconsin Iowa Territory history and upcoming commemoratives. It notes a 3-cent Delaware stamp for Christinaham’s 300th anniversary, Northwest Territory commemorative date July 15, and plans for a postage series including a World’s Fair stamp and possible 1 and 3-cent values. It mentions redesigns of higher values and potential transatlantic air mail stamps before 1939. Local society notes follow on residents and visitors.
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Post Office Department
U. S
France
Spain
Indiana Territory
Louisiana
Louisiana Territory
Missouri Territory
America
Wisconsin Territory
Towa
Iowa
Delaware
Christinaham
Wilmington
Stanley Arthurs
Kalmar Nyckel
Northwest Territory
Territorial
Washington
Cutler-Putnam‘vasp
Gutzon Borglum
Marietta
Ohio
Postel
Uncle Sam
Wedding in Biglerville ties New Windsor families
New Windsor residents report on Miss Isabelle Tuckey’s June 4 wedding to Milton Hummer in Biglerville, with Hummer’s Roselle Park roots and Deeds and Englar family connections. Other notices include Paul Wilhelm’s Baltimore hospital visit, Rev Wir Hays visit from Emmitsburg, Arthur Lambert’s recovery at home, Preston Koop Jr. visiting relatives, WJ Englar’s trip to West Millster, Dr. Lynn Harris at Chestertown, and a local man leasing property.
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New Windsor
Howard Deeds
Biglerville
Isabelle Tuckey
W. Tauckey
Milton Hummer
Elmer Hummer
Roselle Park
N. J
Hummer
Deeds
Joseph F. Englar
F Paul Wilhelm
Baltimore
Thomas Hays
Emmitsburg
Wir. Hays
Arthur Lambert
Preston Koop
Union Bridge
HL Roop
WJ. F. Engiar
West Millster
Lynn Harris
Blue Ridge College
Chestertown
Bowers
Second annual flower show and strawberry festival at Thurmont
Thurmont hosts a June show with 160 exhibits in the Town Hall. Prizes go to William Pryor for four firsts and three seconds, A W Ecker and H L Gall also receive awards. The event features a rose archway, mossy stone bird bath, and numerous named prize winners across table, arrangement, and rose categories. Judges included Miss Nicodemus and Mrs. Long from Walkersville.
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Thurmont
Homemakers’ Club
Willam Pryor
Ard
A W. Ecker
H L. Gali
H. L. Gall
Howard Damuth
Dallas Reed
William Pryor
Jane Damuth
Carl Gall
William Stoner
Newton Fisher
John Weddle
Lloyd Mackley
Lester Birely
A. W. Ecker
Rosa Waters
Baskets
Louise McPherson
Mary Nicodemus
Helena Stauffer
J. W. Long
Walkersville Club
Lewis Stoner
Mary Lou Waesche Thurmont
Drexel Tech
Woman's Athletic Association of the College
Waesche
School of Business Administration
Taneytown Bakery Holds Annual Company Outing
Taneytown June 17 The Model Steam Bakery of Taneytown held its annual outing for employes on Saturday. Twenty three persons including employes and friends attended the event and enjoyed a day of activities and fellowship.
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Taneytown
Model Steam Bakery
Rural Worcan short course at College Park
Mrs Alice Alexander and Muss Belva Koons attend the Rural Worcan short course at College Park this week. The Luther League of Trinity church will leave by bus at 12:39 p.m. Sunday for the Synodical rally at Camp Na wakwa, Brrsosia, Pa. Mrs Clares R Arnold and Children Julia and Joseph spend the week in Frostburg with Mrs Arnold's parents. Mrs Carlton Glose and two children visit Akron area relatives. The Daily Vacation Bible School opened Monday with 80 enrolled at the Lutheran church under Rev A T Sutcliffe and others. Mr and Mrs Harry Eckard of Littlestown were recent callers of Mrs N J Hagan. Mrs Hagan entertained several friends Friday evening.
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Alice Alexander
Muss Belva Koons
Worcan
College Park
Luther League of Trinity Church
Camp Nawakwa
Brrsosia
Clares R. Arnold
Julia
Joseph
Frostburg
Arnold
Bernard Dilley
Carlton Glose
Thomas Gavin
Ayres
Thomas
Akron
PB. L. Hemter
Frederice Street
Lutheran Church
A. T. Sutcliffe
Paul D. Emenherer
Irvin Morris
Withdaws from firm announced for July
Announcement on Wednesday states the firm will undergo changes effective July with Lear Weisberg and Wesebers taking acting roles from the firm.
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Lear Weisberg
Wesebers, Frederics
Born in the purple phrase tied to imperial dye use
In Rome the costly purple dye limited use to the emperor and his family, giving rise to the saying born in the purple, reflecting elite status and exclusivity.
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Themperial
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Charles Lambert
EA Lambert
Edgar A Barmie
Patemath
J E. Barnes
Charles E Nicodemus
Robert Cairns
Connecticut
Condi
Peoples Finance Co
Drexel
Thurmont High School
American Red Cross
Linnie McGuigan
Charles Clarke
Pocomoke City
Clarke
Glenburnie
iThurmont High School
Joseph Curfman
Donald Eyler
Delmar Sawyer
Russell Flanagan
Milton Carback
Ross Smith
Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Paul Krone
Harley Krone
Jamie Stottlemyer
Stephen Nelson
Mandy Lee
Paul Peel
Dorothy Beachley
Marion Pryor
Robert Brown
J. C. Biehl
Hanover
King’s Daughters of the Reformed Church
Plum Point
H. C. Kensinger
Altoona
Bernard Morrison
George Baumgardner
W. O. Tbach
Peter Wilhide
Sierras
TWA
Buena Vista Crest
Sierra Nevada Mountains
California
Forest Rangers
Fresno
Calif
John D. Graves
Martha Wilson
Aqugh Road
Portland Cement Association
Walrus St
Philadelphia
Housewives
L. E. Nccodemus
Frederick's
North Market Street
Peoples Drug Store
McCrory’s
New York
MA. Sux
Alien Sanders
Clara Devilbiss
Helen Bankeard
Elizabeth Ohler
Richard Sutcliffe
Harry Eckard
Littlestown
N. 3
Hagan
Bev
Joseph Lane
PL. Herler
Charles Kubos
Grace Smith
Mamie Hemver
Daniel Smith
Sal
Hire's Extracts
Bel Monte
Bisquick
A&p
Petpie Crewae
Milion Farm
Tarniiter
Sunnyfield
White House
Hia
Ann Page
Babbitt
Ieee
Campbell’s Pork & Beans
Underwood
Clapp
Hiley Belle Freestone
Pagh Oobi
Ines
Sai
Medford
Rer
Sale
Poss Yoasties
McCormick-Deerin
Mammoth Yellox
Pervin Rata
Bsc
Crisco Maxwell House
Pillsbury
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