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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1968

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4

Barbara Fritchie House Reopens as Historic Tourist Site

Barbara Fritchie House in Frederick recounts the 1800s patriot legend with Whittier’s poem autographs, period furnishings, and tours. The renovated brick house on West Patrick Street preserves family Bible, ironware, linen, and a show Barbara wore with Francis Scott Key.

General Washington Ben Franklin John Greenleaf Whittier Barbara Fritchic Whittier West Parick Street Richard R. Kline James H. Nemecek Charles Reed Frederick Barbara Fritchies Francis Scott Key Barbara — Fritchie Barbara Fritchie Catherine Hanshew George Eissler Eissler Dorothy William R. Quynn General Cox Charles

Cave abundance marks Kentucky as cave hub

Kentucky leads with about 2,000 more caves than any other state. Researchers note the extensive karst landscape and long exploration history, with numerous mapped caverns and ongoing surveys expanding the known cave system across the Commonwealth.

Louisville Kentucky State

Delegates Credited To Humphrey Ripen For Plucking By McCarthy

Washington AP report notes Democratic convention delegate selection favors Humphrey through organization and loyalty. Many nonprimary delegates are committed to Humphrey. McCarthy seeks to chip away via primaries, public support, and pressure on officeholder delegates. Party professionals see Humphrey as likely nominee, while McCarthy backers claim understated strength and continue pressuring for more organization and issues focus.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Humphrey McCarthy Dele White House Court House District of Columbia Johnson Organization

Locust Valley Church of God marks building anniversary

Locust Valley Church of God hosts a tenth anniversary celebration for its Educational Building on July 14 at 10 a.m. Rev. William Herpich of Hagerstown will deliver the message and sing with his wife. He leads favorites and hymns as part of the program. The Rev. Eugene Burge serves as minister, and the public is invited.

Locust Valley Church of God William Herpich Hagerstown Eugene Burge

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