Daughters Honor Sons at World War II Memorial Wreath
Carrollton Manor Chapter DAR laid a wreath at the World War II Memorial in Mount Olivet Cemetery honoring Frederick County veterans who died. Shown are Betty Sulcer June Cowan Carol Stup Marietta Stup Susanne Flowers Helen Six Joan Hodgdon Nancy Grams.
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Carrollton Manor
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mount Olivet
Frederick County
Betty Sulcer
June Cowan
Carol Stup
Marietta Stup
Susanne Flowers
Helen Six
Joan Hodgdon
Nancy Grams
Elks Lodge donation aids Oklahoma disaster relief
Mountain City Elks Lodge 382 donated to the American Red Cross in memory of the Oklahoma City bombing victims. Winnie Stup, a National Red Cross Relief volunteer, visited the explosion site while aiding tornado victims in Oklahoma. Daniel Williams, Bernard Brown, and David Sappington pose with Ms. Stup in a staff photo by Skip Lawrence.
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Oklahoma City
Mountain City Elks Lodge 382
American Red Cross
Winnie Stup
National Red Cross
Oklahoma
Daniel Williams
Ms. Stup
Bernard Brown
Lodge
David Sappington
Frederick County Summers Shine With Pools Parks Programs
Frederick County unveils Edward P Thomas Memorial Pool at Baker Park with weekend hours from 12 30 to 7 pm and extended weekday slots plus a free senior and disabled swim. Diggs Pool in Mullinix Park opens June 13 with family swims and lap hours slated at the Thomas Memorial pool. Memberships and fees are listed, and city county cooperation expands outdoor pool use and playground programs across 16 locations. Deborah Abraham notes crossagency support, while Darlene Brunot highlights a free eight week playground program starting June 21 for ages 4-15. Additional camps and tennis instruction are available in multiple towns.
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Frederick County
Edward P Thomas
Baker Park
Joann Sears
Diggs
Mullinix Park
All Saints Street
Darlene Brunot
Frederick City
Frederickton
Amber Meadows
Stonegate
Ms. Abraham
Monocacy
Pinecliff
Middletown
Fountainrock
Walkersville
Urbana
First woman in both Senate House dies
Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, a trailblazer who served four terms in the House from 1941 to 1949 and four in the Senate from 1949 to 1973, died at age 97 in Skowhegan. Known as The Lady from Maine, she rose as a conscience voice against anti communist witch hunts and sought the presidency in 1964.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
US House
Senate
Smith
Lady
Congress
AVEMCO Donates to Child Care Consortium Event
AVEMCO Corp contributed to the Child Care Consortium to aid parents in finding quality child care. Pictured are Linda Eicher of AVEMCO and Pat Rosensteel of the Child Care Consortium.
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Avemco Corp
Child Care Consortium
Linda Eicher
Avemco
Pat Rosensteel
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