https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3ABessie_Westall_Strickler.jpegFile:Bessie Westall Strickler.jpeg - Revision history2026-06-04T14:05:11ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?title=File:Bessie_Westall_Strickler.jpeg&diff=75570&oldid=prevPwenner: This was Bessie Westall Strickler using an adding machine. Judging from the ledgers under the desk, perhaps this was Brunswick's Clerk Office at City Hall?
Lynn Biller Folk
Town of Brunswick's Clerk Office??
John Roby Morsberger
No occupation listed in 1950 census. She may have been photographed working at one of the many organizations that she involved with.
Sandra Cavalier
When we moved to Brunswick in September 1963, we moved into Mr. and Mrs. Strickler's upstairs apartment at One Sixth...2024-08-12T02:43:43Z<p>This was Bessie Westall Strickler using an adding machine. Judging from the ledgers under the desk, perhaps this was Brunswick's Clerk Office at City Hall? Lynn Biller Folk Town of Brunswick's Clerk Office?? John Roby Morsberger No occupation listed in 1950 census. She may have been photographed working at one of the many organizations that she involved with. Sandra Cavalier When we moved to Brunswick in September 1963, we moved into Mr. and Mrs. Strickler's upstairs apartment at One Sixth...</p>
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This was Bessie Westall Strickler using an adding machine. Judging from the ledgers under the desk, perhaps this was Brunswick's Clerk Office at City Hall?<br />
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Lynn Biller Folk<br />
Town of Brunswick's Clerk Office??<br />
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John Roby Morsberger<br />
No occupation listed in 1950 census. She may have been photographed working at one of the many organizations that she involved with.<br />
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Sandra Cavalier<br />
When we moved to Brunswick in September 1963, we moved into Mr. and Mrs. Strickler's upstairs apartment at One Sixth Avenue. A nicer couple you could never know. I don't remember her working outside her home at that time.<br />
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Jacquelyn Ebersole<br />
That picture really brings the memories. My husband Wayne making me learn how to put on snow chains when I was 7 months pregnant Mrs. Strickler came out and gave him a tongue lashing. It was something to hear. She was very short and he was so tall.<br />
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(From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries)<br />
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