Emmitsburg PTA and Community Meeting Reports
Emmitsburg notes from the Mother Seton School PTA meeting include prayers and a school program by children, while a March of Dimes film and a Polo Drive brief address are reported. The town Burgess and Commissioners discuss federal grant arrangements for a sewer project and street construction near the high school and Mother Seton School.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Fred Knox
Wayne Golden
Mativla
Marshall
PT4
Annapoli
Francis
Francis After Which the Children of the Second Trade
Holy Family
March of Dimes
Lumen ‘Norns
Emmitsburg
Chas
Shark
Mother Seton School
PTA
Caletorim
Pres Ue
Mark Lannon
Sister Francs
Lannon
Carmel Kelly
Albert Wivell
Robert Koontz
Charles B. Shorb
St Joseph Parish
Curtis Topper
Lumen Norris
Everett Chrismer
Joseph Haley
Edward Freshment
Rodonogy
Vuon Thumerick
Maine Addit
Cals
Vee Dee
Loretta Adelsberger
Arthur Emmitsburg High School
Vill Spen- Starner
Robert
Karl Orndorff
Rita
James Nicholas Remavege
Bernadette Hem
Westminster
Vestler
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Nicholes’ Parment
George Campbell
Sterlents
Paul Keepers
Ing Bollinger
Ralph Baltzell
Ray
Mond Felix
St. Rita's
Charles BooShorh
Lynn
Mike
Karen Pat
Kerry
Patrik Boland
Parris Island
Ottwett
Limitsburg
Sevéra
Emmitsburg High School
Mother Seton
Knights of Columbus
Prmautsbug Grange
Bernard Welty
Edward Meadows
Anna Margaret Martin
Pomona
Thaumant
Saturdas
Emmitsbuis
Margaret Meadows
Rose Wiveil
Donald Popper
St J Joseph’s Catholic Church
Clarence Orndorff
Louvre Miller
Sherri Theresa
Walkersville Birthday Party Highlights Community Guests
Miss Hilda Mevilbeina hosts a birthday event at Walkersville with a blue yellow and pink color scheme. Attendees included many local residents and families, with prizes, decorations, refreshments, and a note about a baptism and church-related remarks at a nearby gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Waeeka Pached
Vid
Evancelical United Bredsen
Womb
Marianna Miller
Darlene
Atds
Nantes Burin
Blank Dette Te Laren
Panetue Weaver
Jina Craddock
Mira Stull
Wallanna Ae Ty
Three historic houses of worship relocate in Newport Rhode Island
The report notes the relocation of three ancient religious sites in Newport RI. The Squaker Meeting House traces to an early era, the Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House dates from 1729, and the Touro Synagogue was established in 1763.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Squaker
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Charles
Charles de Gaulle
Algerin
France
Walkersville
Hilda Mevilbeina
Walkers
Atu
Ata Blanigan
Flancan
Oss Danis Jean
Hilda Devilbin
Ruth Thomas
Wanchester
Nelson Stauffer
Ruth Cham
Heniette Cramer
Annabelle Grantham
Gulbranisen
Robusene Caimare
Seston
Westies
Washington
Rengelical United Brethiten
Rissler Keedrocuerd
Martinsburg
WooVa
CAP
Rissler Chatheslawn
Berkeley -Jefferson
Bernard Lemaster Bedinton
Tices
Chath
Bennett
Cannnon
Pink
Noblecraft
Shigrton
Uns City
Frank Clapham
Vancleresville
Mariver
Bernard Whittington
Odin
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
WeaTher Bird Childrens Shoes
Childrens House
FredeRick, MD
Square Cornet