Bell And History Days April 26 27 Visitation Academy Dates Back
The article traces the Visitation Academy founded in 1816 by Sisters of Charity and Rev Lilly at St Johns Georgetown. It chronicles growth renovations Civil War survival and later shifts in philosophy and staffing. Notable notes include Civil War coins unearthed during remodeling and the Bambi deer affair.
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Lions International chartering 23 000th club milestone noted
Lions International announces the chartering of its 23 000th club, near 900 000 members worldwide and 412th Indiana Lions Club in Brook to be welcomed April 16. The feature highlights the organization’s eye work and broad community projects. Also preview for the 1970 Maverick car introduction in Fort Division showrooms Thursday.
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David A.evans
Texas City
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Ford Motor Car
Visitation Name and Global Order Origins
The Visitation appellation marks the Elizabeth visit to Mary before John the Baptist’s birth. St Francis de Sales founded the Visitation Order in 1610 to tend the sick at home, later carried on by the Sisters of Charity and the Sisters of the Visitation who educate girls. Monasteries span continents with city names as identifiers like the Frederick Academy of the Visitation.
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Symposium Planned On Aging Problems
The fourth in a series sponsored by the Montgomery County Commission on Aging will be at Charles Woodward High School Rockville on Wednesday April 23 at 7 30 p m. Speaker will be Mrs Virginia Manwell institutional program coordinator of the Montgomery County Health Department.
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Montgomery County Commission On Aging
Charles Woodward High School
Rockville
Virginia Manwell
Montgomery County Health Department
Historical Society To Meet Tonight In Trederick County
Members of the historical society of Trederick County will gather tonight to hear Dr David H Wallace discuss John Rodgers the sculptor. Wallace formerly served as chief curator at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia and is now assistant chief of museum operation for the National Park Service with an office in Harpers Ferry. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the Historical Society building on Taft Church Street.
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Historical Society
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Jeffer son Jackson Day dinner to feature J Millard Tawes
Former Maryland governor J Millard Tawes will speak at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner hosted by county Democrats on Saturday April 19 at the New Market Fire Hall. The event includes a 6 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner with Edward D. Storm providing entertainment.
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Maryland
New Market Fire Hall
Tawes
Phillip Beard
Edward D. Storm
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