Charles Paul Staley Remembered For Philanthropy In Frederick
Frederick mourns Charles Paul Staley a WWI veteran and devoted community benefactor whose gifts built Staley Fark Staley Field House and Staley Field home to the National Little League Park in North Frederick. He supported many groups including the American Legion VFW Grange and Freemasons and leaves wife Letitia three children eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren with funeral services set at All Saints Episcopal Church. Memorials to the church building fund.
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American Legion
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Europe
Grange
Farm Bureau
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs, Elks, Eagles, Optimists
Letitia Brown Staley
Paul R. Staley
Charles J. Staley
A. B
Ann) Smith
Sjamsville
Marie Catsail
Mehrle E. Staley
Woodfield
Roberta Harris
Shookstown
Viola Baker
Jefferson
Monroe Grup
Walkersville
Beatrice Gastley
Harold M
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
All Saints Episcopal Church
A.D. Salmon
Mt. Olivet
Aneael
A Second Looks A new rite of spring crossing the Bay Bridge
Ann Burnside Love recounts Bay Bridge Day in Maryland where about 4000 people loaded buses to walk the 4.03 mile span. The piece describes crowds, views of ships, weather, safety stations, and a Frederick County audience that attended the event while praising the Board of Education for inclusive public engagement.
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Bay Bridge
Ann Burnside
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Maryland Transportation Authority
Frederick County
Bay
New Husband
Anne Arundel Community College
Annapolis Engi Ne Vilage
Westinghouse Oceanic Research Laboratory
William Preston Lane, Jr
Board of Education
Georg
New York City
Queen Anne's County
Maryland Bridge Day draw draws 20000 visitors for historic crossing
April reports describe the Bay Bridge Day event in Frederick and a Brunswick dinner where officials mapped a major road program. Observers detail crowds, security, shuttle buses, medical help, and a Certificate of Participation offered to hikers crossing the span.
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