Miss Peterson To Marry Mr Cannelora
Frederick County readers follow a long feature on Title I cultural programs, noting a near end of federal support and the impact on students teachers and artists. The item also announces the engagement of Mary Louise Peterson to Mark Joseph Cannelora with a wedding set for October 18 in Washington D C.
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Board of Education
Frederick Cocity
Prederich
Salisbury
Salisbury Daily Times
Berlin
Frederick Counts
Robert L. Pitts
Lottie Derrickson
Frederick County
Thomas Johnson Auditorium
Golny
Little Angels
National Ballet
Ilu-Te-Masse
Richard J. Coe
Washington Post
Frederick
Patrick Hayes
Washington Performing Arts Society
America
John Carnachan
Miss Peterson
Cannelora
Arthur V. Peterson
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Westport, Conn
Mary Louise
Mark Joseph Cannelora
M. Jewell Cannelora
el Cerrito
Cal
Mr. Cannelora
St. Joseph's Seminary
Mountain View
University of California At Berkeley
U.S. Submarine Service
Contra Costa College
Washington, D.C
Baltimore Sun
Washington Daily News
Washington Sunday Star and Post
United States
John L. Carnochan
Miss Crabbs Wed To Larry Gigeous in Taneytown Church
Miss Gale Crabbs of Taneytown and Larry Gigeous of RFD 2 Taneytown were married in Grace United Church of Christ. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. William T. Wiley with organist Romaine Motter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crabbs
Larry Gigeous
Gale Crabbs
David Crabbs
Taneytown
Leonard Ferguson
RFD 2
Grace United Church of Christ
Glenn Putman
Frederick
William T. Wiley
Grace Church
Romaine Motter
Dior
Garden Club Kick Off At Bon Air For 1969 70
The Tasker's Chance Garden Club met September 10 at Bon Air Braddock Heights with Mrs George Zeigler and Mrs Edward Grove Jr co hosting. New officers for 1969 70 include treasurer Robert Fisher secretary Carlton Molesworth Jr and vice president Annabel Lundgren. The meeting covered plans for a Great Frederick Fair exhibition booth landscaping for Court House Park and the annual Christmas Greens Sale chaired by Walter Crowther Jr Benjamin Rosenstock and Charles Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasker
Chance Garden Club
Bon Air
George Aa. Zeigler
Braddock Heights
Edward D. Grove, Jr
Zeigler
Robert T. Fisher
Richard R. Kline
Robert W. Swanson
William E. Zimmerman
Annabel Lundgren
Garden Club
Frederick Fair
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Court House Park
Walter Crowther Jr
Benjamin Rosenstock
Charles F. Smith Jr
Greens
Happ Family Reunited During Summer
Out of town Happs visited Frederick relatives including W Doyle Watt from Everett Washington and his wife, John W Happ from Chapel Hill with family, and Jean Happ Hudson from Brussels with family. Other Happs live in Braddock Heights and West College Terrace. The summer featured family reunions, trips to Gettysburg Williamsburg and Ocean City, and meetings with YMCA leaders and State Department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell C. Happ
West Third Street
W. Doyle Watt
Everett
Wash
John W. Happ
Jennifer
Chapel Hill
N.C
Jean Happ Hudson
Jeff
Holly
Samuel
Brussels
Belgium
Watt
YMCA
Frederick
Benjamin Warshowsky
Jay David
Stephen
Abby
West College Terrace
Dettysburg
Wllamsburg
Ocean City
Coal house serves as Mid dlesboro Chamber HQ
A house composed of 40 tons of coal stands as the headquarters for the Chamber of Commerce in Middlesboro Kentucky, a notable local landmark reflecting the era’s industrial character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Middlesboro
Kentucky
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Uncle Tom
Topsy
Eva
American Machine and Foundry Company
Peterson
University of California Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Miss
Mary Louise Peterson
Abbey of
Gethseman
Bardstown
G. Wayne Wilhide
Jamies Stonesifer
Keymar
Massachusetts
Bride
Taneytown High School
Towson State College
Frederick Community College
U.S. Army
Fort Devons
Mass
Robert J. Pitts
Maryland
Happ
John Napa
PNET
Mone
Actos
Ranels
Scott Key del Patrick-Courl
Coolfont
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Haviland
China
ORSAY
E. Patrick ST
Imeadows ,van & Storage, Incorporated
Joestown Road
MC Ommo
Spartar
Conmiteration
Cedar Grove
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