Women reshape politics and culture in 1975 era headlines
The 1975 snapshot shows Congress engagement milestones with Martha Keys and Andrew Jacobs Sr. planning marriage amid reelection bids, plus a web of high profile marriages divorces and public roles. It covers female political strides, evolving family dynamics, social trends, and global events shaping women’s lives.
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Congress
U.S
Martha Keys
Kansas
Andrew Jacobs Sr
Indiana
Monrovia Bride Aboard Local nuptials in 1925
Fragmentary notice reports a Monrovia wedding on October 18 1925 involving a bride named Amony. It mentions a Mary and children with Mrs. Lock referenced among incomplete details.
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Monrovia
Jorman
Tov
Amony
Mary Rased
Theldren
Lock
Don’t Love Kids for Their Grades Says Kenniston Report
The Carnegie Council on Children and Harvard Prof Kenneth Kenniston warn that universal schooling has deepened inequality and distorted parent child bonds. They trace roots to 1830s Whig ideals and Horace Mann and argue parental praise now favors test prowess over generosity. They urge focusing on children’s needs during vacations rather than parental wants.
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NEA
Carnegie Council On Children
Harvard
Kenneth Kenniston
Kenniston
United States
Horace Mann
Mann
Kay Magaha committee advances project appeal
The Kay Magaha committee invites guests to join the “Up” project in Maryland. Members met January 28 at 9:30 to plan, with ongoing federation participation and a June 13-18 schedule. Contact Mills at 250 2-8242 for details.
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Joycer
Iso
Maryland
Mardh
Gras
Federation of
Fan recalls wrestling fan days in Frederick county
Naoomi White of Monocacy Village recalls frequent trips to Baltimore or Washington to watch wrestling, cheering loudly as near the ring as possible. She loved the intense action and would urge fighters to throw the bad guy out, noting the crowd could be rowdy but it was all in fun. She says she no longer watches, criticizing modern TV wrestling as staged and unsafe.
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Naoomi White
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Hallmark Card
Favorite Things Of A Frederick Native
A list of personal tastes and memories from a Frederick native including CITY Frederick as home, BOOKS The Bible and Gone With the Wind, PERFUME Intimate, COLOR Green, ACTOR Clark Gable, ACTRESS Katherine Hepburn, MAN Her husband of 43 years Gordon White, WOMAN Her mother the late Mrs Fanny Ray, POSSESSION My five grandchildren with two more for Maurice G White and two for Paul L Crum, SONG Laura's Theme from Dr Zarago, SECRET DESIRE I'd like to be rich and gift most to family and the needy, Writer Mark Twain, SPORT Wrestling, Hobby Movies, FLOWER Lilac, HOLIDAY Easter, TIME OF DAY Afternoon, COCKTAIL I dart dank, PERIOD OF HISTORY The Civil War, MAGAZINE True Detectives, TV SHOW The Waltons, PARTY GAME Password.
Frederick Bridge Club Results at Regular Fort Detrick Game
The Frederick Bridge Club held a weekly session with north-south winners led by Mrs. Charles Arotsky and Mrs. Edward P. Thomas, followed by Mrs. Everett Neff with Mrs. Charlotte Ruppert in second, and Mrs. Grayson Fouche with Mrs. Nathan Jacobson in third. East-west top honors went to Mrs. Harry Hamilton and William Prensky, with George Zolovick and Capt. Leon Eisman second, and Mrs. Gerald Yonetz with Mrs. Lowell Phillips third. A regular game is planned for Fort Detrick at 7 15 p.m. next week.
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Frederick
Fort Detrick
West Virginia couple wed in Keyser Pentecostal ceremony
Miss Diana Lynn Whisner and Steven Lewis Blair married in Keyser West Virginia with Rev Wayne Funkhouser and Rev Ted Rosier officiating. The couple, now residing at 621 Wilson Place Frederick, plan a wedding trip to Natural Bridge Virginia after a reception at New Creek Vol Fire Department. The bride attended Keyser High School and the groom is employed at Litton Bionetics.
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Diana Lynn Whisner
Alfred E. Whisner
New Deek
W. Va
Steven Lewis Blair
William Q. Blair
Frederick
Wayne Funkhouser
Ted Rosier
Keyser Pentecostal Holiness Church
Keyser
Patty Baine
Linda Fout
John Schell
Middletown
Roger Whisner
New Creek Vol
Natural Bridge
Wilson Place
Keyser High School
Gov.Thomas Johnson High School
Litton Bionetics
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