John Bell named Frederck County Farm Bureau president
John Bell becomes the Frederck County Farm Bureau’s new president at the New Midway annual meeting where a bylaw change adds women and young members to the executive committee for the first time. The Women’s Committee is set to elect the first vice president in January. Other actions included aligning weight restrictions with neighboring states and noting the Dairy Bar’s $17,600 dairy ice cream sales at the Great Frederick Fair.
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New Midway
John Bell
Frederck County Farm Bureau
Tee
Rodney Harbaugh
Glen Stunkle Jr
Bill Fouche
Tom Rigley Rigley
Midway Fire Hall
Pray Hoang
Charles
Eis
Frederick Fair
Wilcom
Black
Marie Geisinger
Bill Fuchee
Joe Free
Charles Smith
Trail to retrace Lee at Antietam for $1.1M trek
A $1.1 million plan funds a historical trail retracing General Robert E. Lee’s route at Antietam, marking the Civil War bloodiest day with guided stops. The project aims to honor memory and educate visitors about the 1862 battle.
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Lee
Mount Pleasant Raritan Club marks 40th anniversary banquet
The Mount Pleasant Raritan Club celebrated its 40th anniversary with a banquet and honors for long time members. Officers and standing members posed for a group photo highlighting years of service from 20 to 39 years among named members.
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Mount Pleasant Raritan Club
Amy Falkenstein
Mike Kolby
Betty Younkins
Don Foster
Tyson Creamer
Emily Lines
Lenhart
Tom Black
Lawrence Growden
Wilmer Witmer
Johnny Crapster
Jim Tucker
Dwight Mullican
Douglas Palmer
Edward Bowers
Charles Lines
Dick Lenkart
Millan Cram
Bernie Brashears
Bill Delanter
Franklin Trail
Antietam Campaign Trail project to weave Civil War history
Funeral services set for Oct 12 at St. Matthew's United Church of Christ Tresendvale with Rev Caroline Leister and local figures St Matthew's will host a service while the Antietam campaign trail project plans a 1.1 million dollar effort including a 689,520 dollar federal grant to link sites from Best Grove to Harpers Ferry and Shepherdstown highlighting Civil War history Mitch Bowman of Virginia Civil War Trails notes a 13 mile West Virginia stretch underway and references Lincoln's assassination by Booth as part of the broader narrative
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St. Matthew's United Church of Christ
Tresendvale
Wantz
Caroline Leister
Lynn Walter
Sam Bankert
Susie Gist
Judy Ferencz
Cindy Lee
Best Grove
Lee
Ross
Antietam
North
Anc
Maryland
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Shepherdstown
Mitch Bowman
Bowman
Reooth
Abraham Lincoln
Washington, D.C
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