Civil War Descendant Living Here in Frederick County
The Frederick County Commissioners heard from Maurice Eugene Pryor a direct descendant of a Civil War veteran who served with Cole's Cavalry in the Valley of Virginia. Pryor, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, detailed his father George W. Pryor’s Union Army service and the family’s moves from Foxville to Smithsburg and Monocacy Village. He described a preserved original letter from the Civil War era. Marilyn Monroe attended the funeral of Augusta Miller in Brooklyn as part of Arthur Miller's family. An earthquake was felt in Iquique, Chile, causing alarm but no damage.
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Frederick County
Cole
Valley of
Virginia
Maurice Eugene Pryor
Pontiac Avenue
Monocacy Village
George W. Pryor
Maryland Volunteers
Foxville
Pryor
Smithsburg
Edgemont
Washington County
Mary Louise Adams
Westminister
Fryer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, Baltimore and
York
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Marilyn
NEW York
Marilyn Monroe
Augusta Miller
Arthur Miller
Santiago
Chile
Iquique
G. E. Webb
Thomas S. Webb
John Mills
Collier Conklin
Brunsiwick
Ralph Mills
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia
Joe Burnell
New Castle
T. 5
Webb
Bolivar
Ernest C. Littleton
Atlanta
J. W. Ramsdi
New York City
Harpers Ferry Lions host Scout groups in Bolivar event
The Harpers Ferry Lions Club welcomed Pack 49 Troop 28 and Post 23 Boy Scouts to Camp Hill Church for a turkey dinner. Snow delayed the Feb 1 date. District staff from Martinsburg attended with slides on a 1953 Shenandoah River canoe trip.
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G. E. Webb
Bolivar
Lions Club of
Harpers Ferry
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Messers Vickery and Braithwaite
Martinsburg
Shenandoah River
The
Lions Club
Lions
Timnes
Savings and Loan Firm In Court At Week Sixteen
The firm’s trial continues in Federal District Court now entering its 16th week, with proceedings ongoing as counsel present arguments and evidence. The long case concentrates on the lender’s financial practices and regulatory compliance.
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Federal District Court
Watt Appointed Baltimore Peabody Institute Trustee
The Peabody Institute board of trustees named Herbert J Watt as a new trustee on Tuesday. The appointment expands governance at the renowned music and education center in Baltimore, with Watt set to contribute to strategic oversight and program development.
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Watt
Baltimore
Peabody Institute
Herbert J. Watt
President of the institute resigns in Baltimore era
The article notes the president of the institute, Watt, who came to Baltimore in 1955 and succeeded John R Montgomery as leader of the Canton Company and Canton Railroad. It mentions his earlier retirement from steel industry and that Montgomery resigned recently due to health concerns.
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Institute
Baltimore
John R Montgomery
Canton Company
Canton Railroad
Watt
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Lawrence Wenner
Brunswick
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Catherine Frye
Lovettsville
CW. Shipley
Shepherdstown
Odd Fellows Lodge
United Nations
Albert Sturm
Harpers Ferry High School
West Virginia Univer
John Gleason
John Haefer
Edith Wright
Washington, D. C
Daisy Marks
Inez Webb
Ernest E. Webb
G. E Webb
Jin Bolivar
Spensler
Mr. Loudan
Westminster
Randallstown
State Police
Joseph Lynn Haines
Liberty, Street
Sinai Hospital
Westmenster
Lee Dedmon
Haines
Charles Herbert Lambert
Liberty Street
Lambert
U S
Leon H. A. Pierson
Joseph D. Tydings
Pierson
Maryland
Tydings
Balti
National Research Council
Sealtest
Sealtest Research
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America
Bing
Market St
ER Sewing Machine CO
Frederick, Md
North Market St. Spen