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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

9

Miss Sirbaugh Weds Donald E Gladden in Capon Bridge

Mrs. Beverly Joann Sirbaugh married Donald Eugene Gladden at Capon Bridge Christian Church in Capon Bridge West Virginia. The candlelight ceremony featured daisies and baby’s breath with organ music and a daisied gown. The couple now resides in Frederick Heights after pre nuptial events at Open Hearth Restaurant and Adkins home.

Beverly Joann Sirbaugh Donald Eugene Gladden Capon Bridge Christian Church Capon Bridge W.va Carlton L. Sirbaugh Frederick Heights Joann Wolford Sirbaugh Mechanicsburg Calvin L. Gladden Arthur R. Homer Gwen Stephens Stephenson Connie Sirbaugh Brenda T. Adkins

Women Blasting Dynamos Break Ground in Pennsylvania

Margaret Decker and Viola Choplosky become Pennsylvania’s first licensed women dynamiters. They run quarries and blasting work near Hop Bottom and Pittsburgh respectively, with Decker on call for utility trench blasting and Choplosky leading charge setting at age 44. They balance family farms, eight children, and steady labor in a male led field.

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Corotoman Estate Vied as Virginia's Richest Plantation

In Lancaster County Virginia residents described Corotoman, the Robert Carter mansion, as the colony’s wealthiest plantation in the early 1700s. King Carter presided over vast lands and enslaved labor shaping the region’s economy.

Corotoman Robert “King” Carter Lancaster County Virginia

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