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Thurmont High School Class i their wordS
Reunion
Class of 1961 and classmates celebrates their 55 anniversary of their
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graduation from Thurmont High School. Happy 80th Birthday
This event was held on June 3, 2016, at the Thurmont Grange Hall. There On June 5, 2016, friends and
was a delicious dinner catered by Celebrations Catering of Thurmont. family helped celebrate Charles
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Photo Courtesy of Gladys Baker Angell’s 80 birthday at Thurmont
Community Park. Charles was
born on June 2, 1936, to Arnold
and Dorothy Angell, on their
farm in Rocky Ridge, known as
“High Germany.” Soon after the
Angell family moved to Thurmont,
Charles enlisted in the U.S. Army.
After two years, he then served
in the U.S. Reserves until 1963.
During that time, Charles met his “Angel,” Lillian Lewis. The couple married
on May 16, 1957, and have resided in Thurmont together ever since.
After Charles served his military service, Charles opened “Angell’s Snack
Bar, Billiards and Vending” with his brother Roy (Pete). In later years, that
first venture was then reopened as Angell’s Family Restaurant.
The Angell family also purchased the corner building located at Church
and East Main Street that was once the “Gilbert Hotel” (during the Civil War
Era), and then in later years, was known as “Shappy’s,” owned by Shapiros.
Pictured from left: (back row) Bob Wangness, Sue Eyler Clabaugh, Sam Palmer; (third row) Not only has Charles been a long-standing Thurmont entrepreneur, but in
Richard Kelly, Irene Weagley Matthews, Bob Rippeon, Paul Trimmer; (second row) Tom Redding,
Naomi Long Cassidy, Gladys Myers Baker, Connie Zentz Fox; (irst row) Bob Fogle, Joe Kuhn, Joe later years, he also enjoyed driving a school bus for Frederick County Public
Hahn, Mary Edna Krietz Miller, Lorraine Hagelin Kuhn, Pauline Trimmer Heininger, and Mary Lou Schools.
Winebrenner Royer. After selling the businesses in 1983, Charlie and Lillian have retired and
enjoy spending time with their family, including three children—Charles B.
Have a Safe and Happy Summer! Angell, Jay M. Angell, and Vicky J. Angell—five grandchildren, and four
(soon-to-be five), great-grandchildren. The Angell family would like to thank
th
—from all of us at The Catoctin Banner everyone for attending Charlie’s 80 birthday!
— The Angell Family
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Thurmont High School Class i their wordS
Reunion
Class of 1961 and classmates celebrates their 55 anniversary of their
th
graduation from Thurmont High School. Happy 80th Birthday
This event was held on June 3, 2016, at the Thurmont Grange Hall. There On June 5, 2016, friends and
was a delicious dinner catered by Celebrations Catering of Thurmont. family helped celebrate Charles
th
Photo Courtesy of Gladys Baker Angell’s 80 birthday at Thurmont
Community Park. Charles was
born on June 2, 1936, to Arnold
and Dorothy Angell, on their
farm in Rocky Ridge, known as
“High Germany.” Soon after the
Angell family moved to Thurmont,
Charles enlisted in the U.S. Army.
After two years, he then served
in the U.S. Reserves until 1963.
During that time, Charles met his “Angel,” Lillian Lewis. The couple married
on May 16, 1957, and have resided in Thurmont together ever since.
After Charles served his military service, Charles opened “Angell’s Snack
Bar, Billiards and Vending” with his brother Roy (Pete). In later years, that
first venture was then reopened as Angell’s Family Restaurant.
The Angell family also purchased the corner building located at Church
and East Main Street that was once the “Gilbert Hotel” (during the Civil War
Era), and then in later years, was known as “Shappy’s,” owned by Shapiros.
Pictured from left: (back row) Bob Wangness, Sue Eyler Clabaugh, Sam Palmer; (third row) Not only has Charles been a long-standing Thurmont entrepreneur, but in
Richard Kelly, Irene Weagley Matthews, Bob Rippeon, Paul Trimmer; (second row) Tom Redding,
Naomi Long Cassidy, Gladys Myers Baker, Connie Zentz Fox; (irst row) Bob Fogle, Joe Kuhn, Joe later years, he also enjoyed driving a school bus for Frederick County Public
Hahn, Mary Edna Krietz Miller, Lorraine Hagelin Kuhn, Pauline Trimmer Heininger, and Mary Lou Schools.
Winebrenner Royer. After selling the businesses in 1983, Charlie and Lillian have retired and
enjoy spending time with their family, including three children—Charles B.
Have a Safe and Happy Summer! Angell, Jay M. Angell, and Vicky J. Angell—five grandchildren, and four
(soon-to-be five), great-grandchildren. The Angell family would like to thank
th
—from all of us at The Catoctin Banner everyone for attending Charlie’s 80 birthday!
— The Angell Family
