There will also be auctions and door prizes. Advance tickets can be purchased
at Beachy's Pharmacy and the Grantsville Museum. Seating is limited to 100
persons so museum supporters are urged to get their tickets soon.
The speaker for the evening will be Sara (Sally) Stanton Jarrett. She was born and raised on The Maples Farm, south of Grantsville. Her late parents were Guy S. Stanton and Almira Turner Stanton. Jarrett attended Grantsville high school through 10th grade and graduated from Northern High School in 1954. She attended the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Cumberland from September 1954 until graduating in September 1957.
"All of my life, I have had a deep interest in family relationships and local history," Jarrett said. "In 1973, Dad and I were able to publish a book of our 'Stanton and the Related Families.' In 1987, a friend and I published 'Care for the Elderly, a Practical Guide to Home Care.' In recent years, I have written various articles about local families and history for The Casselman Chronicle and the Journal of the Alleghenies. I have made several genealogy and historical presentations to my local Howard County Genealogy Society."
The speaker for the evening will be Sara (Sally) Stanton Jarrett. She was born and raised on The Maples Farm, south of Grantsville. Her late parents were Guy S. Stanton and Almira Turner Stanton. Jarrett attended Grantsville high school through 10th grade and graduated from Northern High School in 1954. She attended the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Cumberland from September 1954 until graduating in September 1957.
"All of my life, I have had a deep interest in family relationships and local history," Jarrett said. "In 1973, Dad and I were able to publish a book of our 'Stanton and the Related Families.' In 1987, a friend and I published 'Care for the Elderly, a Practical Guide to Home Care.' In recent years, I have written various articles about local families and history for The Casselman Chronicle and the Journal of the Alleghenies. I have made several genealogy and historical presentations to my local Howard County Genealogy Society."
For more information about tickets and the program call the museum at
301-895-5454 or Sue Beachy at 301-895-5387. The museum is open 1 to 4 p.m.
Friday and Saturday until Oct. 20 and will re-open in May. Special tours are
available anytime by calling the museum, museum curator Earleena Tressler at
301-895-5314 or Gerry Beachy at 301-895-5177.
Click for more great information.about this event, in the dailyamerican.com Seot 26, 2012
Click for more great information.about this event, in the dailyamerican.com Seot 26, 2012
