Marriage vows renewed for Robert Lee and Sharon Crum Smith
Walkersville United Methodist Church hosted a June 20 renewal of vows for Robert Lee Crum Smith and Sharon Crum Smith in celebration of their 25th anniversary. Officiant Rev Albert Lane led the ceremony with maid of honor Nancy Walsh and best man Robert Smith Jr. Present were family, friends, and vocalists Heather Walsh and Lori Eyler. They were originally married June 22, 1973, in Hagerstown. Mrs Smith works in human resources at BioWhittaker Inc. in Walkersville. Mr Smith is a prefabricator with Bowyers Lumber Co. in Woodsboro. They have one son.
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Walkersville United Methodist Church
Robert Lee
Sharon Crum Smith
Walkersville
Albert Lane
Nancy Walsh
Smith
Robert Smith Jr
Heather Walsh
Lori Eyler
Jimmy Crum
Washington County
Hagerstown
BioWhittaker Inc
Bowers Lumber Company
Woodsboro
Shriner couple marks 36th wedding anniversary in Thurmont
Mr and Mrs Franklin Shriner of Thurmont celebrated their 36th anniversary at a party hosted by daughter Loretta Shriner and friend Greg Morris at Gail Shockey's Thurmont home. Attending were brother Frederick Shriner and niece Tyann Shriner, with the couple's four children Brian Shriner Alisa Moxley Tammy Manahan and Loretta Shriner and 10 grandchildren.
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Franklin Shriner
Thurmont
Mr. Shriner
Gail Shockey
Loretta Shriner
Greg Morris
Mr Shriner
Frederick Shriner
Tyann Shriner
Shriner
Alice Stoneburner
Moore Business Communications Services
Brian Shriner
Alisa Moxley
Tammy Manahan
Emmitsburg
Clemons Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary in Virginia Beach
Miles and Janice Clemons of Mount Airy marked their 40th anniversary while vacationing in Virginia Beach Virginia. They wed January 23 1959 with Janice the former Ice Johnson. Mr Clemons works for Air Technology Systems in Frederick. They have two daughters Sherri Shaw of Mount Airy and Wendy Friend with husband Rick of Frederick and four grandchildren Amber Abby Shaw and Max Nicholas Friend.
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Miles
Janice Clemons
Mount Airy
Virginia Beach
Clemons
Janice Johnson
Air
Sherri Shaw
Wendy Friend
Rick
Frederick
Amber
Abby Shaw
Max Nicholas Friend
Water wisdom talk at Frederick Kiwanis meeting
Kevin Britton president of Rain Lott spoke on water quality and treatment methods at the Frederick Kiwanis Club. Kiwanian Billy Toward stands with the guest as he explains Walter quality improvements.
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Kevin Britton
Rain Lott
Kiwanis Chit
Frederick
Britton
Walter
Billy Toward
Homewood speaker highlights new Assisted Living Center
Cheryl Wright marketing director at Homewood spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Frederick about the construction of the new Homewood Assisted Living Center. Crumland Farms leader Ros Nasher and Kiwanis president Harold Coully Jr attended. Harold Coully Jr of Emmitsburg named to Mount St. Mary’s College dean’s list for fall. son of Gene Coulby, a Catoctin High School graduate majoring in accounting.
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Cheryl Wright
Homewood
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Harold Coully Jr
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg
Gene Coulby So Hu
Catoctin High School
Maryland faces debate over Gov Glendening class size plan
Gov. Parris Glendening backs a 20 student limit for early reading and seventh grade math with phased funding in 2001. Experts, including Eric Hanushek and Charles Achilles, caution that smaller classes may not boost performance and could strain budgets, suggesting phased rollout and broader teacher quality focus.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Glendening
House
Ways and Means
General Assembly
Montgomery County
Maryland
Eric Hanushek
University of Rochester
Hanushek
Charles Achilles
Eastern Michigan University
Achilles
Tennessee
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Zirkin
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Baltimore
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Saint Francis
Saint Francis College
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