Braddock Women's Club Sees Local Meeting and Plans
The Braddock Women's Club met at Mrs Flay Selatter's home with fourteen members. Topics included a talk on Tivaabad, discussions of youth week observances, and plans for a May 1 event with Pleasant Grove, New Market, Urbana, and other clubs. Refreshments were served and reports approved.
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Braddock Women's Club
Triday
Aft Hans
Flay Selatter
Absa Wil Taeyrosid
Tivaabad
Ascot
Iepest
Areread
Lagette
Asidda
Addon
Bache Slater
Gardin
Rive
MmOering
Earl Stevens
Opage
Sls
Recreatio
Fetay
Lota
Bro Tao
Pleasant Grove
Willams
Han Dormer
Edar Eloy
Tie Fae
Grinet
Edgar Dys
Poppyland
O. B Baker
New Market
Wamovine
Urbana
Ad. Wineh
Nasmond Bar
Woodsboro Club Meeting Honors Civics and Flowers
Woodsboro Women’s Club met at Mrs. Harry Burnek’s home with 18 members and six visitors. Miss Elisabeth Gerbert presided as president, with reports on banking, gardening talks, a presentation by State representative Bradley Barrick, and plans for a flower show and community committees.
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Woodsboro
Woodboro
Thone
Harry Burnek
Elisabeth Gerbert
Ates
J. E. Stoner
Gaik Cushall
Helen Aufler
Sponseer
Ales Bradley Barrick
D. AR
Washington
Leroy Barrick
Wincheter
Hal May
Aire
Stripes Cramer
Gail Catshall
W. C. LeGore
J. E Stoner
Cramer
Maynard Dudrear
Phyllis Houck
Ira G. Houck
Mary Flanagan
W.C. LeGare
R. W. Carr
S. Hahn
Wr. Seehwaiber
Crame, Powell
Ross Kling
LeRoy Baretick
Sherman Pawel
Harry Barrick
MP Winebrenner
No Craneer
Wm. Hoffman
Chas. King
Po Fesser
Gail Cutshall
Masnard Dud- Tear
W. G. Cuthall
Aire L. C. Powell
John Cramore
J. Frank Fife
Blond Wood Furniture Brightens Dark Rooms In Home Décor
A feature profiles how blond maple furniture with honey tones lightens living spaces. It describes muted cocoa and pastel walls boosting pale oak and blond pieces, including a blond mahogany coffee table, a desk, and occasional chairs, creating a softer, brighter 1930s style.
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Walla
Howe
Ford
Community club meeting and events noted
Mrs Ernest Stoner and others attended a meeting organized by Mary Margaret Feather. Refreshments were served as the group planned a May 11 home gathering and a May 6 Community Don meeting at Potomac Edison.
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Mary Margaret Feather
Don
City Secures Funds to Buy Paper Towels in Des Moines
City Hall officials in Des Moines secure funds to purchase 2500 paper towels for city washrooms. The purchasing agent explains that existing supplies were depleted and action was necessary to restock. the order amount references a $14 figure in the report.
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Des Moines
Iowa
World of 2Stamps and New George VI King Stamps Talk
A fragmentary article discusses 1994 and 95 stamp sets from Quineon James Nnotier and the World of 2Stamps, noting a shift in catalog speculation. It mentions Tannua Trova an autonomous republic near Lower Russia and hints at stamp sheet decors and the upcoming George VI issue replacing King Edward VIII values in Britain.
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Quineon
James Nnotier
Welch
Tannua Trova
Amere
Beery
Cis Sets
Eynecermma
Taanot Touva
Lower
Russia
Moansgela
Qater Mongel
Chagumally
Poitier
York
England
Great Britain
George VI
Edward
Coronation Commemorative Design For King and Queen
Canada introduces a special three cent stamp for the coronation week. The design features portraits of George VI and a queen, with the British flag and additional inscriptions.
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George VI
Edward
Birthday Dinner Honor for Local Citizens
A birthday dinner was held in Boonsboro with attendees including Mr. John D. Mh and Mrs William, along with Edward and Elmer Byrd and Miss Byrd. The event recognized local residents and featured pies and a meal for those present.
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Pottenbersen Boon
John D
Edward Som Elmer
Oiss
Robert Byrd
William
Ho Baiaten
Boonsboro Ts
Local Socials Note Hostess and Guests Evening
A Cavetown gathering hosted by Mrs John Mummick drew guests including Miss Virginia Watson Miss Kathleen St Char amount Miss Elaine Bachteal and Mr Floyd Huffer with Miss Mildred Minnick. Refreshments were served and games were played as attendees discussed advertised articles.
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Mary Davies
Gills
Dy McCalis
Merriland ‘Tract
Womens Club
Potomac
Jules de Santes Hair Piglint
Alecia Beauty Salon
Mr. de Santes
Frederick
Umile
Vienna
Europe
Ele
Oupasinnas
Mich
el Cone Sugar
MR. Master
Kemp’s
Kemp's
Vsl
Kemp
White House
ANN Page
Rajah
Sunnybrook
Sizn Cans
Clapp’s Baby Foods
del Monte Corn Golden Bantuan
A&p
Dole
Lang
IONA
Superior Cakes
Aranda
Louisiana
RTO
Insinese Wedneadac
Mas