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Music On back of photo: John l. Jordan House, North Maryland Avenue

Music On back of photo Albert Danner, Woody Free, Arthur Griffith, Circa 1940

Music On back of photo Standing, Left - right, John funk, Chum Mohler Front Row Albert Danner, Bobby Garrison, Don Musgrove, Leo Dean, Spike Shivers Second

Brunswick High School: "Sound of Music" In Back: Audrey Allgaier, Peri Piacerte, Emma Alligaier In Front: Carina Morley, Raleigh Tissue, Lily Eckles, Delaney

Event 2018 On Friday, October 5, 2018 members and guests of The Greater Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce and Brunswick Main Street gathered at Square

Music On back of photo: Band members: Levi Lucas, J.F. Good, John Danner

Music On back of photo: Garnet and Gold yearbook 1940, page 27 on paper with photo: Found in picture, Dudie Hawes, bobby Johnson, 1st row, Charlotte Nalley

Brunswick Art, Music, Literature, Theater: Brunswick High School "Sound of Music" Photo: Caroline Mansfield

Brunswick School: Brunswick High School Lily Eckles, Sam Allgaier, Peri Piacene, Jadlyn Abrams, Raleigh Tissue, Audrey Allgaier, Emma Allgaier, Delaney

Brunswick School: Brunswick High School "Sound of Music" April 19, 20,& 21 2018

Brunswick School: Brunswick High School "Sound of Music", April 2018

The photo caption should read: Gary (not Gray) reflects on poetry and music during a recent visit to Beans in the Belfry

31 years, bands, playing music that ranged from Soul to Boogie to Rock and Roll, John became disillusioned with "the of music when all he wanted to do

Annonio (right) onSept. 11. Photo from Beans in the Belfry. Encore! Brunswick music legend Gary Free made a guest appearance at Beans in the Belfry with host

Brunswick Organization: Brunswick Moose Lodge #1582

_tggtsJ +oca1 cln6s son Pike. "juan (the orvner) has a good appreciation of music,,, Mark says. "lt's nice to have a k',c"at ptace t ct play.,, Robert had

me." He talked about Doc's days as a country music tour bus driver for Patsy Cline and how he played music with the legendary Ray Price. "He was a hard

Doodle Dandy, Over There. Great old music! The feat rrre of the evening was icts oI fun: excerpi,s {rom The Music Man. Announcer Jere Wallace put on a

ire references to the music and musicians that played an important role in the cerenlonial and social life of the Navy. Navy music came to the Nation's

pionshipf Thel concert band qualified for the annual 201,3 Maryland State Music Adjudication with the highest score possible, and several BHS students

Samuel O. Huffer, Linwood Seibert From the 1968 Year Book

(BHS Yearbook 1970) Linda Moss: He also taught us instrumental music at Brunswick Elementary in the '60s. Tom Dixon: Taught me everything about drums and

The Western Gentlemen, a local country music band that played at the Eagles, American Legion and throughout Va, WVA and Md. Front row, Vernon Carey playing

Our Music teacher Mr. Chris Player, tropical wear was so fitting for a music teacher, it had musical guitars and pineapples Courtesy of Brunswick Middle

From the 1969 Year Book

Brunswick Railroad Square 2018

Country music legend Jimmy Dean (left) at the York Fairgrounds in the 1960s. At this time, he had recently finished a national prime time variety show

Brunswick Art, Music and Theater

(Photo courtesy of Brenton Barger)

(From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries)

The Brunswick Community Band at the 1935 Apple Blossom Festival Parade. The band director was William Will, Sr. (Photo courtesy of Jerry Hatcher)

(Photo courtesy of Brenton Barger)

The old piano that was played on by big bands as well as honky tonk acts in the ballroom's heyday. (Photo courtesy of Vicki Allgaier)

Brunswick Art, Literature, Music and Theater Photo courtesy of Erin Christiansen Malone

This new back entrance to the ballroom is a revelation to those who remember the narrow stairs that led up to the ballroom in the days of the old Fire

Brunswick Teen Club - 1964 (l-r) Arlene Cannon, Floyd Harbert, Mary Jane Frock, Wayne Gosnell, Joyce Norris, Paul Lake (Courtesy of John Brubaker)

On any given Saturday night in the 1960s at venues across the Tri-State area, it was time for The Western Gentlemen. (Courtesy of Joe Shewbridge)

If it's Saturday night, it's time for some music from The Midnight Express. Members of this band played in other tri-state area groups ranging from Bill

Potomac Club Orchestra - 1937 1st Row (L-R) John Funk (standing), Albert Danner, Bobby Garrison, Don Musgrove, Leo Dean, Spike Shivers 2nd Row (L-R) Arthur

The Midnight Express, another local band that played the 3 state area. The Midnight Express Back row, Jim McKnight, Jim Fuss and Bill Sargent Front row

Old Blade-Times ad for one of Sonny Cannon's dances at the old Fire Hall on West Potomac Street. Royal Canadians' bandleader Guy Lombardo was an annual

A cover letter that accompanied a proposed contract from the Agency of the Performing Arts (APA) in Chicago for Guy Lombardo to appear with his orchestra

The renovated ballroom located above the old fire hall, now Smoketown Brewery, which was built around 1948. Namesake Sonny Cannon was both fire chief and

This photo shows the large dance floor at Cannon's, which has been estimated at around 10,000 square feet. In a 1967 feature story on Brunswick, Sonny

Many Brunswick natives remember waking up to the sounds of AM radio on WFMD. Broadcast from the old Groff Mansion on the corner of N. Market and 7th Street

According to her grandson John Roby Morsberger, Nelly Roby loved to dance. Here she is dancing with an unknown gentleman at their home on Third Avenue

Howard Taulton lived on C Street in the 1930s where this photograph was taken. His band, "The C Street Ramblers" performed regularly on WFMD in Frederick

The Boppers - Late 1950's Sitting: Richard McKnight & Doug Mills (Guitars & Vocals), Standing: Connie Nicholson(Vocals), Jerry Feaster (Drums) and Bobby

Brunswick's 1st Girl Group? Carnival at Brunswick High School Cafeteria 1965: From left to right Linda Pruitt, Kristi Myers, Ann Lynn Gross, Susan Gosnell

Rampage Makes Last Stand At the Fire Hall this Saturday night, 10/15 Final performance. Come see Rampage for the last time. (L-R) Brett Stocks (guitar)

Signed contract by H.E. "Sonny" Cannon for a return engagement of Jimmy Dean and the Texas Wildcats at the old fire hall on February 17, 1956. (Courtesy

Here's an old BHS band photo from a long time ago. Thanks to the research of Guy Fletcher and Anna Berry Selby, this photo was taken in front of the World

communicate ideas, thoughts, feelings and emotions. Through their study of art, music, drama and dance, students learn to plan, develop and present artistic products

Connie Nicholson Silliman with Jimmy Dean several years ago at Church Street Station in Orlando. Connie took along a picture of his band at the Brunswick

The prodigy Tom Waters with his sister Susan in the early days of Tom's Dance Studio. (Photo courtesy of Susan Waters Alexander)

(Photo courtesy of Barbara Streight Felix)

(Courtesy of Connie Silliman)

1965...The Wanderers .....Those in the picture are from left to right: Ed Riggin, Brenton Barger, Jimmy Hebb, Wayne Smith and Leslie Forrest. It is the

Crazy Face - 1973 This band played at one of the dances at BHS in 1973. Two of Brunswick's own played in this band. Lead singer Ricky Dawson-'70, trumpet-John

(Photo courtesy of Brenton Barger)

A follow up letter from the APA to Sonny Cannon advising that Guy Lombardo's appearance at the old Fire Hall needed to be cancelled due to the bankruptcy

Frankie Zientek - Guitar, Vocals, & Songwriter Dave Crowl - Lead Vocals Dean Dxon - Drums Dean Griffith- Bass Guitar Scott Dustin - Lead Guitar ( Not pictured

n honor of Saturday night, here's a 1950s photo of future Brunswick Councilwoman Nelly Roby cutting a rug with business leader Harry Y. George, Sr at an

Contract for Little Jimmy Dickens and his Country Boys at the old Brunswick fire hall for September 4, 1952. Jimmy stood all of 4'11" tall and was well

Singing around the piano with Mr. Sam Huffer in 1972. Was this the "Hits and Misses"? Standing left to right: Linda Ifert, Mike Hale?, Sheree Childers

Looks like a fun Saturday night sometime in the 1950s at the old Hawaiian Nightclub on Rt. 180 in Knoxville. The nightclub was a popular spot when it was

Fire Hall Dance in 1958 - On the left is Bessie Cummings wife of then Mayor Jim Cummings in front of the transaction with Connie Nicholson, the cigarette

Brunswick Fire Hall Dance, late 1950s. In the picture, from the left, are Ruth Shafer, ?, Christine Shafer Eagle, Donald Shafer, Virginia & Jim Nicholson

This picture was taken in the 1950s in Brunswick, probably at the Fire Hall. The young lady is Shirley Kline. We think the guitarist is Cowboy Copas, who

The Brunswick High School Band - 1935 Front row (L-R) J. Longbreak, M. Kaplon, D. Crabill, B. Wall, E. Dixon, D. Dixon, M. Smith Back row (L-R) G. Grimm

Bill Peer and the Melody Boys played every Saturday night at the Brunswick Moose in the 50s and early 60s. This is the band in the mid 50s. Bill is second

The Revells at the Snow White Grill. Guess the year.. L-R Gary Hurst, Tom Nikirk, Dean Runkle and Dave Masser. (Photo courtesy of Brenton Barger)

Early Woody Free photo (Memory Trio) taken in the early 50's features Albert Danner on guitar, Woody Free lead guitar and Graham White on string bass.

The CRUISERS - 1976 to 1999 A 50's/60's, 5 part harmony Group Picture taken 1984 Left to Right - Guy Taylor, Sonny Franklin, Mike Lushbaugh, Keith Carter

In the 1930s, Howard Taulton of Brunswick formed a band called "The C Street Ramblers" in honor of the street where he lived. They performed regularly

(Courtesy of Bill Shewbridge) Donna Poffinberger: Brunswick was a hot spot for music entertainment.....the Moose, Fire Hall and the Hawaiian nite club. people

This old photo of a band called the Tropical Islanders dates to the 1930s. The gentleman on the far left has been identified as Earl Ausherman and in the

Brunswick Fire House: Second Kix Concert ever in Brunswick...Second Album...Cool Kids... I believe 83 if not 84. Photo courtesy of Robert Foster

Tendered contract for 3 more return engagements for Jimmy Dean and the Texas Wildcats at the old fire hall in the Spring of 1956. At the time, Dean hosted

The Brunswick Community Band, circa 1915. Town bands were once commonplace, and many small towns in our region had one. The trombone player on the bottom

Another golden oldie from the '60s Frederick area music scene: Esquires at the Brunswick Fire Hall L-R Bill Lebhertz, Don Schattenberg, Alan Ramsberg,

Tom Waters dance student Patti Powers in performance at the old Fire Hall on W. Potomac Street. (Photo courtesy of Susan Waters Alexander)

Tom Waters dance students Bonita Mann and Eddie Moss in the early 1960s. (Photo courtesy of Susan Waters Alexander)

Early picture(late 50's or early 60's) taken at the Brunswick Fire Hall. Future Mayor Jess Orndorff and wife Bessie, Mr. & Mrs. James Nicholson and daughter

Connie Nicholson Sillman age 15 was the daughter of Mr & Mrs James Nicholson of Petersville but she was reported as the daughter of Mr & Mrs Harry Nicholson

Who knows who the opening night band were here at The Canteen for teens at the Brunswick City Park pavillion on April 8, 1965? (Blade-Times Clipping courtesy

Playing the blues in nearby Frederick County. Three young men enjoying a moment on a bench in Specht's Store in Doubs in 1944 across from the train station

This picture of Ted Clark Big Band in Frederick (that I sang with) also has some history with Brunswick (besides me). Ted Clark was really Clark Sheetenhelm

At one of Sonny Cannon's dances at the old Fire Hall. Late Sixties? (L-R) Peck Funk, Tony Cincotta, unknown (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the

Lombardo and his band, which billed themselves as creating "the sweetest music this side of heaven", played the Fire Hall on Easter Sunday evenings for

guitar shop and would fix up steel guitars of many big names in country music,until he had a stroke and was no longer able to do it,the best steel guitar

Inside of the Hawaiian Nightclub in its heyday. (Photo courtesy of Connie Nicholson Silliman) Judy Norris Gardner: My Dad, Johnny Norris, played there

Woody Free & The Memory Trio playing at the Hawaiian Nightclub.

Margaret and Gene Bowers dressed to kill for the Guy Lombardo dance at the old fire hall on W. Potomac Street in the Spring of 1960. (Photo courtesy of

Sonny Cannon introduces the Eddie Watley Band from Warrenton, VA (Photo courtesy of BVFD)

Patsy Cline, Brunswick Councilwoman Nellie Roby and Jimmy Dean back stage at a show at the Brunswick Fire Hall in the mid-1950s. (Photo courtesy of JoEllen

(Photo courtesy of Bill & Lila Wenner)

Mid-60s Frederick area group Gary Hurst and The Playboys. L-R Wayne Ausherman, Bobby Brama, Dave Lepo, Carl McAllister, Gary Hurst and Bill Devilbiss.

Almost 50th-anniversary throwback...the 1969-70 BHS Glee Club practicing in the then new school band room beside the auditorium where the group performed

(Photo courtesy of Barbara Streight-Felix)

These are The Shades, who were arguably the most famous band ever to come out of Frederick in the 60s. Demetri Callas was the leader and guitarist. Demetri

Sonny Cannon striking an impresario pose with Billy Eckstein collar on N. Potomac Street in the late 1940s during the big band era. This was before the

From the album "Old Family Photos" the last time Woody Free played as the trio, New Years eve Dec.31 1973 at the Hawaiian Nite Club. From (left-right)

In this photo is guitarist and vocalist Gary Free Sr. Gary is the son of Woody Free and played and sang in his father's well-known trio the "Woody Free

Brunswick Fire House: First Kix Concert at fire co. 1982 Their First Album Photo courtesy of Robert Foster

An autographed circa 1954 promo photo of longtime WFMD Radio personality "Happy Johnny" Zufall with his wife Vonnie and three children. As a fiddler and

Bill Peer and the Melody Boys in the early 60s. From the left: Jim Fuss, Joe Shewbridge, Bill Peer, Patsy Peer, Warren Mickey. Not sure about the bass

George Hamilton IV performed at the old Brunswick Fire Hall as a young man. Here's an early promo piece from Louise Cannon's collection. (Photo courtesy

Some correspondence from Jimmy Dean to H.E. "Sonny" Cannon, dated October 11, 1956. Wouldn't it be nice to see one of those posters? (Photo courtesy of

ROCK & ROLL WITH BOOEY KUE, 1981 Arney Stewart, Brete Stocks, Mike Rutherford, Mike Hebb Photo courtesy of Kathleen Doyle Phil Lowery: I remember when

(Courtesy of Bill Shewbridge)

(Photo courtesy of Jeanne Green Brandenburg) Nancy Lincks Rohrback: Patsy's roots in this area go way back my grandmother Wilhelmina "Babe" Webber was

"Boppers" - We were on the Milt Grant show in DC (it was like Bandstand). Anita Bryant was the guest that day and she and I had on similar flowered dresses

The Trojans were a jazz band formed by BHS students who played at carnivals and other local events. Memers were James "Juggy" Donovan at the piano, Tom

(Photo courtesy of Barbara Streight Felix)

On March 29, 1963, Damion and The Classics, a rock-n-roll band, made their debut at a junior class party at Frederick High School. The group stayed together

Mary Wetnight, Betty Stauffer and Margaret Bowers at the Guy Lombardo dance at the old fire hall in 1960. (Photo courtesy of Sherry Bowers Stull)

Dotty West with Bill Peer and the Melody Boys and Girls at Shenandoah Downs or Charles Town Race Track. Looks like early 1960s, judging from the skinny

At one of his many appearances with The Royal Canadiens at the ballroom above the old Brunswick fire hall on W. Potomac Street, bandleader Guy Lombardo

Carol Smith taught us how to let loose expressing ourselves in BHS plays, music and sports. (Photo courtesy of Joanna Feaster Henson)

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Brunswick City Park Pavillion - E Potomac St Late 50's - early 60's, the Teen Club held Wednesday night dances here. Photo courtesy of Gloria Crowl Rhonda

Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co Friday Night Teenage Record Hops 1950's The newspaper kept trying to give me to Ruth & Harry Nicholson. No, my Daddy is James

The Hits & Misses, a group of BHS Glee Club members, performed at many programs throughout the 1969-70 school year. According to Keith Carter, who was

About the 10,000 square feet ballroom at the firehouse, Sonny Cannon told the Washington Post in a feature story on Brunswick: "All the big names have

Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company Poster from the 50's or 60's. Thanks to Sonny Cannon for bringing such really good bands to Brunswick. The old Fire Hall

(Photo courtesy of Gary Free) Grandson of Woody Free and son of Gary Free Sr

Brunswick Church: Faith Baptist Church 1979

and Betty Richardson together, and music and family have filled their life. At age fourteen Betty's love of music led her to play the organ in her churdr

that band uniii his relirement in 1935. In 1927 he was made supervisor of music in Frederick County public schools, a position he held until retirement.

Kristi Semler Hawley: Tom was an amazing dance instructor! I studied with him for 8 years in the beginning of his teaching career. Such an amazing talented

Pictured from left to right. FRONT ROW: Merrell Foltz, Bob Mullen, Dick Cummings, Darlene (Stull) Morseberger, Patsy (Connor) Reynolds, Bonnie Keller,

Charles CT Stull was band director for Frederick County high schools in the 1940s and 1950s. As he did with all district schools, Mr. Stull came to Brunswick

This is a picture of four guys (not girls if you can't tell), who were in a show held at Brunswick Elementary School. Connie Nicholson performed as well

Thanks to Sonny Cannon, Saturday night at the Brunswick Fire Hall swung in the 1950s and '60s. Guy Lombardo, Duke Ellington, the Count Basie Orchestra

(Photos courtesy of Jim Fuss and Joe Shewbridge)

market place of shopkeepers. Goods such as hanging gardens, jewelry, and music flutes were sold for darics (the ancient money of Babylon represented by

As a long-time live music town, Brunswick gave birth to and hosted many musical acts, from professionals like Jimmy Dean and the Big Bands to local rock

Tom Waters dance students before a recital at Brunswick Elementary School in the early 1960s: From left to right: Patti Powers, Linda Caniford, Kitty Nichols

April 29, 1955: Patsy Cline makes her first appearance along with Bill Peer and His Melody Boys in the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Parade in Winchester

Brunswick Art, Literature, Music and Theater One Too Many Freddies Photo: Jerry Knight 2016

of Folk Music while playing local clubs and coffeehouses. Life (and grad school) intervened for a little while, but with the help of Theme Music, a Facebook

1954. Bill Peer is standing on the left holding his guitar. Future country music legend Patsy Cline is seated 3rd from left. Patsy (nee Virginia Hensley)

Getting mod here in the Beatles Era... The Bad Boys on the left...and The Jade Brothers on the right (part of the old Damion & Classics) after Damion went

Enjoying Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians at the old fire hall in Spring 1960 are from left to right: Doug and Mary Wetnight, Betty Stauffer, Oshyie

Lombardo and his band, which billed themselves as creating "the sweetest music this side of heaven", played the Fire Hall on Easter Sunday evenings for

Sonny Cannon (right) introduces the Eddie Watley Band from Warrenton, VA for a show at the old fire hall on West Potomac Street that is now the Smoketown

radio dial, was built. For many of us who grew up in the 1960s, this was the music of our lives as our parents woke up to it and Brunswick baseball leagues

like them,” Richardson said. The music lessons began soon after and, 74 years later, Richardson continues her love of music. She has spent years of her life

three to four hours, inside Wisor’s kitchen. “I’d been in music scenes forever and am a bit of a music snob, and the first time I heard him, I was blown away

Brunswick Art, Literature, Music and Theater: Karin Birch 2018 Karin Birch's newest elaborately embroidered abstractions of everyday events, particularly

"glees" by trios or quartets. Nowadays they are also known for singing choral music Boys' who participate in glee clubs are divided into first and second soprano

Arts and Vocal Performance at Berklee College of Music in Boston in the Fall. She has gift for creating music and it is exciting to see all the future has

Company, five years in business on Petersville building during Railroad Days, music performed by Jefferson's Wright. Ahighlightof thebveningwashon- Road, having

play and then taught my grandfither. The house was always full of rag time music!" His ornery ways all changed when the family, who had been living in Morgantown

McMurry; "Brother" Barger; Nell Danner, Dick Danner Johnny Norris Band provided music

large garage, Small frame bldg (far left) (removed) (site of Anne Fritz Music Shop, later dry cleaners) Shirt sleeved figure in vest, 2nd floor right,

Top left; at Memorial Park there was a grand stand, also speeches, band music, taps and a firing squad. Top right: Cage Brothers Service Station and Garage

was also active with her music and recorded some of the dozen gospel songs she had written. She accompanies and arranges music for the youth and senior

was also active with her music and recorded some of the dozen gospel songs she had written. She accompanies and arranges music for the youth and senior

was also active with her music and recorded some of the dozen gospel songs she had written. She accompanies and arranges music for the youth and senior

was also active with her music and recorded some of the dozen gospel songs she had written. She accompanies and arranges music for the youth and senior

was also active with her music and recorded some of the dozen gospel songs she had written. She accompanies and arranges music for the youth and senior

off the 35 people gathered in the open-sided tent, but the moocl and the. music was spirited and joyful. Bowie and Mary Bowie welcomed everyone to the first

a differ_ il he *l?i,"#ilT?,"*#; "f,f:;'ust",* to Npn.."rican "see" music. ("He can giously" and pays close attention sit and think about a song tn

using slides, instruments, narration and all types of music to convey the message. She continued her music ministries at St. John United Church and Christ United

Park Pavilion will take place May 22 [1922]. Dancing from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Music by Frederick Select Orchestra. Mrs. Frith and Mrs. Krines, managers, and

accommodate the schools. Future music prospects were discussed, such as open mike night" battle of the church bands, and swing music with lessons. Hanna Politis

home changes their lives, their fortunes, and the foundations of country music. When Isaiah and A.D. are forced to flee their jobs as janitors at the Peabody

African Studies dePartment. Jeanine is not just a music edu- oceans and continents- still working, making music, and making a difference. I cator but a talented

were entertained by the music of a calliope - styled like one risht off a riverboat. 3e"ted behind the keYboard of the giant music machine that is built

Seibert was the instrumental music teacher. The year I graduated, seniors often took over a class for the day. I got to be the music teacher for the day. It

Chorus gave students the opportunity to learn and appreciate more advanced music through participation and performance. The purpose of the Chorus at the high

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fans, some just liked to dance- and how they danced! in the history of music." said emcee Rick Weidon. "Some of you may have had trouble findng a place

Kaitlyn will be double majoring in Vocal performance and music engineering at Berklee College of Music. We are forever grateful to have had such a talented

plans to turn the church into a music hall with a capacity of 400 to 500, slightly smaller than the Birchmere, a music hall in Alexandria, Va. Devine

Saturday, July 20 from 3-7 pm ;r^;- .^ Lr.,^-^^- *.,-:,o great -^^r bluegriss" music q";;]#fi H,ffitts* a"t"* iil]'i{i.t $:]f#i*i1T"il* "^iil"gru* couldn'tagreemorc

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years ago. Molly Heffner: She was my 6th grade teacher. I remember she loved music and had a wonderful sense of humor. I loved having her as a teacher. She

a talented artist and musician, Micl"rael is now branching out into the music video realm. His {irst project? A video about growing up in Brunswick. Graduating

i"""i ni"Li " simpting ot tols such as weekend A horseshoe pitching contest Music and dancing are a vital part of i;-;;r'"; sites wimen's leather, s p.m.,

travelling home from the Charlestown races or just wanting a fun night out. Food, music & dancing was always on tap every Saturday night. Woody Free's Orchestra

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Brunswick Art, Music, Theater: Brunswick High School "Wizard of Oz"

replicate the song. I don't want to disgrace or imitate the singer. "I love music. Music is magic. You hear a verse, and it brings you back to maybe fishing

Brunswick Art, Literature, Music and Theater From Jon Evans. May 24, 2018: I’m dedicating this week’s BHS Throw Back to 1980 graduate Carl Butler who passed

Smith teaching music. I think she left teaching when I was still in BES. Duane's sister-in-law Nancy Virts replaced her teaching music.

Federal Aviation Administration for 45 years until his retirement. Bluegrass music was Russell's favored genre, and he could often been seen strumming his guitar

John Schuster (Top) and Tim Dawson clean what appears to be the music room during the 2nd BHS Earth Day celebration on April 17, 1972. (Photo from the

week by State'i Altorney Sherman Bowers, Fredericli, dancing to any type of music on Sunday at dance hatls, beer _ gardens or any pub- a nearby window on

pitcll contest will m.- at American Legion Hall, admission 91.50 with music by "Jokers wild." On Saturday, Aug. B, the schedule includes: C&O Canal

engineer on the B&O. According to Kim Myers: "Mrs. Harris was a housewife and music teacher. The couple never had children. Mr Harris passed away in 1950. Mrs

Kings Pizza, the Potomac Street Grill or El Sloppy Taco then dessert and music at Beans in the Belfry. A wonderful time was had at this event.

assumed command o1' the Navy Band on June 19. 19?3, after a career in NavY music of over 20 Years. The United States NavY Band has progressed far beYond

appearance in Greenville. There are several great bands in professional music, but there is only ONE Navy Band, and the high calibre always associated

own, they present the finest sacred and in choral music sbcular classic and -thecontemPorarY music of broadwaY, operatic and film stages, as well as

slated to perform. Andy was dedicated to theater, music and performing. He had considered either teaching music or history, his mother, Allison, said. Though

“I want to become a pediatric nurse and I like drawing and listening to music. I also stick to myself most of the time and I’m always prepared and organized

Photo by Jerry Knight Fun music with Lola and Master Bob performing on their German street organ at Beans in the Belfry

paper mache fruit which was used to promote their produce business. Sheet music and 78 rpm records will be part of the sale as well as old banks, a player

study, Fireman and Totin'Chit Ben Weatherhead: First aid, archery, aviation, music, programming, digital technolbgy, Scout heritage iird engineeringi'' . Hank

giveaways. Beans in the Belfry, Fortune telling, tarot card readings, Live music every Friday evening. Book Crossing: Sidewalk SALE and cotton candy. Ambulance

performing in musicals, chorus, and National Honors Society. She loves music and to sing. She will be attending West Virginia University in the fall to

anniversary on Saturday May 22, 2021 with vendors, baked goods, and Live Music. Mayor Brown presented the owners with a certificate of appreciation. The

Lallo's and other businesses have operated. It was the place to go for food, music & dancing. Note the trophy winners! Front row: Drina Hebb (Johnson), Nadine

amount of interest. She has a love of science, languages, history, art, music, animals, politics, dancing to KPOP, cooking, and plays tennis for BHS. Most

we are in his Senior year! Chris spends his time these days listening to music, riding his fourwheeler/bike, and spending time with friends/family! He has

Park. Brunswick Elementary School chorus was schedule to perform holiday music but had to cancel due to the weather. Photos by Jerry Knight

impressed and very moved," he says. "The combination of the traditional music with the visuals from many of the I traditional home lands and hunting

some of the areas best athletes. The school also contains full courses i-n music, automobile meehanicsr art, home economics, drama, ffid many other interesting

the Tourism Council of Frederick County and the Maryland mate, produce music certs other entertainment that drau,s people downtortm, and generally to

be adilins tone to the festivities. On Friday il;; t to 9 p.m, Blue Grass music will Ue pertormeA. The Gospel Choru-s will iini in the First United Methodist

dance at the ,A.rrrerican Legion building' which siarie<i at, B p.rn. with music by "Jokers H il*"" Earlier iri the afternoon in City Park, Ivliss Brandy

Red's across the street from this church as a little kid. You could hear the music and singing but then the doors would open and people came pouring out. Singing

122 W. Potomac St. built in 1910. Beans in the Belfrey(Coffee house and music venue) is now located in this building

this old church and all its history .My mother and grandmother provide the music every Sunday. Karen Taylor Baird: Remember that teeny tiny room they used

flourish. In the 60s, WTRI was played over the sound system. The country music station, MCed by "Country Frank" Manthos was just up the hill past the high

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"glees" by trios or quartets. Nowadays they are also known for singing choral music in close harmony, and normally without instrumental accompaniment. The first

the Tigers”) before our little league games. They’d also pipe in country music from WTRI while we were warming up. Brenton Barger - I loved to watch Shelley

anniversary on Saturday May 22, 2021 with vendors, baked goods, and Live Music. Mayor Brown presented the owners with a certificate of appreciation. The

Park. Brunswick Elementary School chorus was schedule to perform holiday music but had to cancel due to the weather. Photos by Jerry Knight

marched across Brunswick High School's field . Four more than two hours, their music swelled and their brightly colored flags fluttered in a chilly breeze. "You

Church Sunday School. She also served as organist for the church. A gifted ‘music woman,’ if she didn’t have notes before her, all one had to do was hum the

Church Sunday School. She also served as organist for the church. A gifted ‘music woman,’ if she didn’t have notes before her, all one had to do was hum the

Church Sunday School. She also served as organist for the church. A gifted ‘music woman,’ if she didn’t have notes before her, all one had to do was hum the

Church Sunday School. She also served as organist for the church. A gifted ‘music woman,’ if she didn’t have notes before her, all one had to do was hum the

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watching NCAA college basketball. She is a Michigan State fan. She loves music and enjoys going to concerts. She just purchased her dream vehicle a 2019

old fire hall in 1978. Mr. Thornton was owner of Brunswick's own country music radio station, WTRI. By this time, Sonny Cannon had retired after a contentious

every Monday and Thursday, filling the old high school with the sound of music. Here's who's been identified: 1st row: Denny Albert, Doug Keller, Wesley

office or a postal clients on the phone, and loud annex have gone nowhere. music and door slammingis in the we have outgrown our post office, the no-parking

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since he was 10 years old, plays entirely by ear since he does not read music. His musical contributions to the Chapel over the last two years has drawn

sundaes in Square Corner Park, where there were other snacks, drinks and music. Brunsrvick Councilman Carroil Jones volunteered there and reflected on the

wooden spoons, triangles, and maraeas and played along as they sang praise music. After an opening prayer, girls My Promise event. Photo lrom Katie Bishop

Brunswick Art, Literature and Music: Photo by Jerry Knight

other committees and leaders. There was a merchants promotional committee, a music committee, a belles" committee, and a brothers of the brush" committee. Every

Hester Hardy (seated) on March 14, 1987. The group led devotions with joyful music and enjoyed a meal with Mrs. Hardy. Standing behind Mrs. Hardy was Lee Hosby

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area. In 1973 Woody became a solo act and went on the road and took his music to the people. All that knew of him followed this wonderful gentlemen to

1910) - 122 W Potomac Street Currently Beans in the Belfry (Coffee shop & music venue) Photo was taken in 2010.

gathered in a small place for the purpose of having fun, listening to great music, and drinking beer or wine. I once made a bet with fellow teacher Laura Fantom

attendees from having a good time with a buffet proved by local restaurants, music by Tomy Wright, beer, wine and networking. GBACC Member Terri Shanahan won

children's youth sports. Taking his boys fishing, family vacations, listening to music attending concerts and hanging out with friends at Chubs pub. In addition

and:,visitors alike celebrate our city's history, culture, art, charities, music and local cuisine. With such a wide variety of celebrations, the City of

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sandwiches and has beena resident of this town for were served by the ladies. Music for the occassion was fumished by Prof. ' Kirby's orchestra, of Harpet's

attheFirst M.E. Church, Maryland Avenue, will be given next Thursday. The music of the choirs will be undet the direction of Mrs. J. B. Payne and pupils

was a 10,000 square foot ballroom with a stage where big bands and country music acts performed for large crowds. Dr. Thomas Strother loaned the fire company

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

integral part of his life, as were his other four brothers. Kevin's love of music, beginning with the tuba, and his love of the ocean sustained him throughout

attendees from having a good time with a buffet proved by local restaurants, music by Tomy Wright, beer, wine and networking. GBACC Member Terri Shanahan won

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

Eplscopal Church ln Brunswick. Klrktn'0'the Scottish heritage honored With music in ais Grace Episcopal holds special sen/ice BU !l Warnns Jr. News-Post

by the Yellow SPrings Band, directed bY Mr. C. T' Stull, former Brunswick music educator. Eastern Star was granted permission to hold a bake sale to benefit

p.m., teen dance, examining the window disPlaYs on ,i.,i,:rican Legion, music by ,,Jokers now tentatively scheduled for Nov. As the final Potomac Street

she-said' that people of was verv happy to see thl amount ;;"';;;;;'"l1fy.a the music, visited shops"' and=' went home with groceries'" Ii t'ror* the croi'ds

and Kevin RoPp. Rick Weldon brought his-DJ souad system and played fun music. The event was given outstanding sup- port by Police Chief Milt Frech, Brunswick

The date is believed to be in the mid-1950s. (Photo from Ken Burns Country Music series: Episode 4)

Lutheran Faith. She graduated from Brunswick High School. She loved her 80's music, Washington Redskins, Eeyore and most importantly her family and grandchildren

Casey, Ashley, Cole, Dalton, Carl, and Alexis. Ginger enjoyed art, crafts, music and pizza. She was an avid Brunswick Railroader fan and was a lifelong resident

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

lifelong homemaker and loved to cook Sunday dinners. Grandma enjoyed country music and always welcomed everyone into her home. She believed that there were

who nurtured lifelong interests in electronics and computer engineering; music; literature; animals and the environment; history and politics. He was an

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

Brunswick Art, Literature, Music and Theater A brilliant star has vanished and our world is dimmer for it. Carl R. Butler, 56, left us suddenly, struck

Church in her hometown. After graduating from Washington Bible College in music, Winnie taught school and private lessons in piano and organ at her home

Nursing in 1963. Sandy loved art, and enjoyed painting and crafts, also music and bus trips. She will be remembered by many friends and neighbors as a

making bread and pizza from scratch for her son. Her hobby was collecting music boxes. Mel va enjoyed playing cards and board games with her family, and

It was also the scene of local events, including minstrel shows, country music acts that included Grandpa Jones and Minnie Pearl, holiday parties, and "Uncle

six granddaughters and her 10 great -grandchildren. She very much enjoyed music, playing the piano, and traveling with her husband Mike after they retired

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

contributions may be made in her memory to the Evangelical Lutheran Church Music Department, 35 East Church Street, Frederick, MD 21701 or to the Frederick

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

and The Potomac Street Grill was enjoyed by all. Beer, wine and fantastic music by Tomy Wright made for a very enjoyable evening. Brunswick City Manager

he participated in up into his 40s, and race cars. He also had a love for music and especially anything to do with the Grateful Dead. Copyright © 2022 Frederick

attendees from having a good time with a buffet proved by local restaurants, music by Tomy Wright, beer, wine and networking. GBACC Member Terri Shanahan won

Both his father and his fathcr-in-law are ministers in India. Specirl music was enjoyed Sunday, Feb. 18, at the First Baptist Church services. A youth

Brunswick ls for sale for $799,000. (Continued from B-5) church into a music hall and condominium comPlexbut there was not enough interest in the condos

through the dense cloud cover, and.the town of Brunswick was alive with band music and an occassional Civil War mortar blast.

won $30,5fi) in prizes on the American Broadcasting Company's "Stop the Music" program. Oaks, River Railroad, hit the jackpot when he correctly named the

especially the dinner events. Ivah enjoyed square dancing and listening to music. She belonged to a bowling league and strength training group. She especially

Christian and a very active lady who loved family time, walking, playing games, music, dancing, baking, shopping and the beach. Sea Colony in Bethany Beach, DE

Zane Bailey, LS Fuel Rick Agoris, Jamie Remsburg, HC Summers, Duet with Music, Bob Delauder, Cindy Haga, Vicki Gordon, Burkitsville Ruritan, Pry's Deer

O- tricity safetry. -*.,4 Two stages and plenty of food There will be music and entertainment at two locations ihis year. In addition to live rrrusic

were honored on Monday in a ceremony in Baker Park that included special music from the carillon tower. Staff photo by Bill Green Frederick County community

and enjoyed painting signs and murals. Howard enjoyed traditional country music, watch ing wrestling on television , attending family and high school reunions

to overturn. Mri-. Snoots'l -Candidates for .the- various - Special = Music I s, i,T'":m"r:.""T;t'#:;ffiTl?"Trl;ti"m':'i;;i:'."r*t:*i-:e; l.*i'i'il

Schoo, picnic in Island Park. A special train war run for this event and music was furnishec 2, by the Lovettsville Cornet Band. Rev, Weech is referred

festivals, including the Maryland International Film Festival and the World Music and Independent Film Festival next year.

his home inside and out. He also enjoyed doing au tomotive work. He loved music, especially listening to gospel hymns. He shared his skills with hi s beloved

came in and put (new) records in there every so often. So, we played the music, danced, and carried on.” According to Velva Cooper, who helped me collect

big names like Duke Ellington and Patsy Cline filled the hall with their music. Roller derby teams practiced in it, people played bingo and ate during

interest- on Brunswick's DARK SIDE ing tour stop. Most people'have heard th*-* music legends including Patsy Cline and Jimmy Dean performed here, but did you

Deene! to become a well known organist and singeq, and the pastor of music at a church in Savannah, Georgia. "And Dr. David Carmack, who was reared

i Tltnse who attend foliowing of the up "o*.listinctior, is made and art music' ' sports. l*o, iitt"r".ts i, siurlents by Grales: qel,iors Hoga,, r-ouise

sandwiches and has been a resident of this town f6r were served by the ladies. Music for ten years and of the district all of his the occassion was fumished by

Sister M. Ann Margaret, the former Gloria Jean Myers, of Emmitsburg. Atry Music Show - dvertiseme nt: Coun- May 7 noon til dark, Miller's Utica Picnic

by the Frederick Hotel during intermission from I J :30 to 12:30 o'clock. Music was furnished by the Frederick Orchestra. erious losses running as high as

BY E. C. STIAFER 1 arrived in Brurswick, he missed Ely about midnight. Music was fur- but, thinking he had gotten off some. Sandwiches and coffee were

the 5Os, the fire hall came sailed for two years and survived alive with music, and some of the two sinking ships. One caught fire biggernames of the daywere

Community College and Hood. He also taught at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and at dance conventions. He was invited to teach at the International Cultural

rear-ended while the dresses, there will be special four were stopped at a traf. music by the church choir fie light at Bullerfly Lane and and Masonic ceremonies

enjoyed reading, classical earned U1e Duc lur of Educaricm degree at Teach - music, classic rursi an d esers College, Columbia Uni - p ecially, travel - he

duets and sharing their love be a private burial. In lieu of flowers, mefor music with one another. Patsy loved atl of God's morial contribrr(ions can be made

restaurants that serve alcohol susceptible to high fines if the establishment's music was "plainly audible" from residential property 100 feet away, a proximity

19 primary: County Councilwoman Jessica Fitzwater, an elementary school music teacher; Councilman Kai Hagen, the former executive director of the nonprofit

bicycle with an enormous frorll whc-cl that was 1rnpular In the 1870s. 1.i\1C- music \11,•ill he r,c-rfo rmc<t most of the da~• a t the town's Squ:in• Corner

mini-jukebox against the wall. She wanted to know if it worked. It did. Soon, music, mostly older pop songs or some Disney tunes, crooned out of the jukebox

the northern part of the county. Fitzwater has taught elementary school music at Oak.dale Elementary School During her eight years on the County Council

Gross, one of the pioneers of the church who represented the laity. Special music "of a high order" was presented under the direction of Mr. Charles T. Meyer

she was the daughter of the Korean ambassador- sold the stores to Harry music and watch the bands play. B long years of working on the rails made an

mort' inlpressivtl au<I ltrost lvttrp{trl through the splendid rninistr.v of music by our sellior (rhoil' :cial anthems ar-e surtg at each service. The follorvinp;

Burkittsville (for 8 ½ years). They had 2 daughters, Helen (born in 1885, a music teacher, married Mr. Safrit, lived in Tuscarora) and Emily (b. 1887, married

communities made music. Later, Jimmy Hall's outfit from Frederick and Gordon Coaston of Pennsylvania, brother of a local teacher, provided music. The park was

boys from and reading, one for girls. no grades running Each music, principal, Ms. teacher. and At this years building 4-6. to in