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• Agnes Robertson Moorehead was born in Clinton, Massachussetts (just outside of Boston) on December 6, 1900* to Dr. ... Her father was a Presbytarian minister, and transferred several times while Agnes was in school. ...
• Agnes first appeared on stage when she was three years old. ... During her childhood years, Agnes's parents encouraged her interest in acting, often encouraging her desire to remain in character for entire days. ... Her father was transferred to Reedsburg, WI in 1919 after Agnes graduated from high school. ...
• Agnes attended Muskingum College in New Concord, Ohio, where she majored in biology, yet she continued to perform in school plays and in the glee club. ... Agnes would eventually perform in as many as six shows per day, and during this period she met the acclaimed actor, director, writer and producer, Orson Welles. ...
• Agnes Moorehead in the 1940s.
• Orson Welles and Agnes' collaboration in radio soon turned into collaboration on film. When Welles decided to make a go at it in Hollywood, he remembered Agnes's talent and sent for her to debut in his masterpiece, Citizen Kane, as Kane's mother. Agnes also appeared in Welles' Magnificent Amberson's, Jane Eyre, and Journey Into Fear. Welles once said of Agnes, "Give the role to Agnes, she can play anything. ...
• Agnes in a Publicity Still.
• A self-proclaimed "character actress," Agnes played roles ranging from a slatternly old maid to a royal queen to a jet-set drug dealer, each with the same aplomb and talent as the next. As a result, Agnes received numerous awards for her roles and was nominated for five Academy Awards during her tenure. ...
• Agnes in a Royal Portrait.

• HURRICANE AGNES and the GENESEE RIVER FLOODING.
• The most destructive, widespread flooding to occur in the eastern United States occurred in June 1972 as a result of Hurricane Agnes. Unlike some other flood producing hurricanes in the northeast, Agnes was not a particularly strong hurricane. ... Agnes originated in the Gulf of Mexico and slowly moved up the east coast before moving northwest across Pennsylvania and the southern tier of New York state. At this point, the remnants of Agnes joined another large low pressure system and continued to produce heavy rains. ...
• The most significant destruction caused by Agnes, occurred in the Susquehanna River basin in Pennsylvania. ...
• During the week prior to Agnes, a large amount of shower activity resulted in widespread areas of over an inch of rain. Heavy rain from Agnes started on the night of June 20 and continued until the 25th of June. ...
• While downstream damage did occur, the Corps of Engineers estimated that the dam operations during Agnes alone prevented over $200 million of additional potential damage. ...

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• The Greek mezzo-soprano Agnes Baltsa took piano lessons from the age of six. ...
• Agnes Baltsa will sing the role of Kostelnicka in Janacek's Jenufa at the Vienna State Opera in 2002. ...
• In 1980, Agnes Baltsa became Kammersängerin at the Vienna State Opera; she has been an honorary member of this opera house since 1988. ... Unfortunately, Agnes Baltsa has not made any studio recordings since her opera duets CD with José Carreras (1991).
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• Agnes (purity) is one of seven women in the canon of the Mass with Cecilia (married but continent), Felicity (happiness) (married), Perpetua (steadfastness) (married), Agatha (goodness) (widowed), Lucy (light) (virgin), and Anastasia (resurrection) (probably married). ...
• The name Agnes in Greek means 'chaste' and in Latin signifies a 'lamb' (Saint Augustine, Sermon 274). ...
• The feast of Saint Agnes was formerly a special holiday for women, as evidenced in the Council of Worcester in 1240. On the Eve of Saint Agnes, it was supposed that a maiden might divine knowledge of her future by plucking pins, repeating an Our Father, and then dreaming of her destiny. (Or, in the German-American tradition, if I remember my grandmother correctly, there was a tradition of placing a bit of wrapped fruitcake under a maiden's pillow on the eve of Saint Agnes in order to dream of her future husband. ... They arrive at Saint Agnes' Basilica wearing crowns, lying in "baskets decorated with red and white flowers and red and white ribbons--red for martyrdom, white for purity. ...
• Agnes was martyred at the beginning of the Diocletian persecutions undertaken between 303 and 305 to wipe out the scourge of Christian impiety. ...
• With this background in mind, we come to the story of Saint Agnes.
• Agnes was born of a noble Roman family--probably the Clodia Crescentiana. About age 10, Agnes consecrated herself to Christ, probably with her parent's permission, otherwise she would have been forced to marry the man of her father's choosing. ...
• Everyone thought that the sight of the tools of torture would cause Agnes to waver; when these elicited joy rather than terror in her, the governor became enraged and threatened to send her to a house of prostitution. "You may," said Agnes, "stain your sword with my blood; but you will never be able to profane my body, consecrated to Christ. ...
• It forms the Crypt in the Church of Saint Agnes in Agone. ...
• When the executioner hesitated, Agnes told him, "Do not delay. ...

• The Life of Hurricane Agnes.
• Agnes began as a tropical disturbance off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico on 14 June 1972. ...
• By 19 June, Agnes became a hurricane. Agnes made initial landfall along the Florida pan handle on 19 June. Agnes then proceeded through Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina before she moved back over the Atlantic off the North Carolina coast on 21 June, .
• In the three weeks preceding the arrival of Agnes, Pennsylvania as a whole had received 2 to 3 inches of rain, thus greatly increasing the runoff potential of Agnes. ...
• The Agnes flood remains the greatest flooding event known in the Susquehanna River basin in regards to both the area affected and the magnitude of the flood flow. ...
• The James River basin was also hit very hard by Agnes, especially tragic since devastating floods caused by the remnants of Hurricane Camille occurred only three years before. ...
• Hurricane Agnes was the costliest natural disaster in the United States at that time. ... 1 billion in damages and 48 deaths, making Hurricane Agnes the worst natural disaster ever to hit the state. ...
• Hurricane Agnes Rainfall and Floods, June-July 1972: United States Geological Survey Professional Paper 924, Bailey, J. ...
• Tropical Storm Agnes June 1972: Post Flood Report Volume I, eteorology and Hydrology Gannett, Flemming, Corddry and Carpenter, Engineers. ...

•    In a town noted for female feuds, the friendship between Agnes Moorehead and Debbie Reynolds is heartwarming. ...
•   Then the visitor paused, sighed in relief, returned to the commissary – and marched straight across to the table where Debbie Reynolds and Agnes Moorehead were lunching. ...
•   Those two “nuns” – whose girlish giggling had somewhat unsettled the visitor – were, indeed, Agnes Moorehead and Debbie Reynolds. ...
• Debbie Reynolds and Agnes Moorehead from Photoplay 1966.
•   And those who know say – and even Miss Moorehead admits – that when Debbie and Agnes get together, they are quite apt to giggle like young girls. ...
•   Despite the difference in their ages, Debbie and Agnes have been extremely close friends for the past six or seven years. They really got to know each other when they were making the epic How the West was Won, in which Agnes played the role of Debbie’s mother. ...
•   When asked about their friendship Agnes says, “Oh, we had met years before at somebody’s party. ... What many do not know, however, is that the redoubtable Debbie seated Agnes Moorehead – at the table of honor with the Burtons – at Richard ’s right hand. ...
• She loaned it to Agnes the first season that Bewitched went on the air, much to Agnes appreciative gratitude. ...
•   That laugh of Agnes is almost a trademark, and marks her acute sense of life ’s ridiculous side. ...
•   “Debbie has an incredible sense of humor” Agnes confided to us, “and it’s a good thing she has. ...
•   Debbie and Agnes have even more in common now, since Debbie is caring for Harry’s three children by his marriage to Marie MacDonald. The older two are teenagers, as is Agnes's son Sean, who is 17. ...
• Agnes Moorehead with Her Son, Sean.
•   Debbie has been of great help to Agnes with the problem. As a friend, she can talk straighter to Sean than can Agnes – and not be accused of being “a mother” about it. ...

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• Agnes was a young 4th century Roman girl who converted to Christianity. ...
• Agnes is venerated as the patron saint of betrothed couples, gardeners, and virgins and is invoked to protect chastity. ... Agnes's feast day; this ritual was the subject of John Keats's 1819 poem, quoted below:.
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• In our window, Agnes is shown with her lamb and a palm frond, the symbol of victory in martyrdom. ...

• AGNES of Rome.
• -Saint Agnes Died beheaded and burned, or tortured and stabbed to death, or stabbed in the throat (sources vary); 21 January 254 or 304 at Rome (sources vary) Name Meaning pure one; chaste; lamb Patronage affianced couples, betrothed couples, bodily purity, chastity, Children of Mary, Colegio Capranica of Rome, engaged couples, gardeners, Girl Scouts, girls, rape victims, diocese of Rockville Centre, New York, virgins Representation lamb; woman with long hair and a lamb, sometimes with a sword at her throat; woman with a dove which holds a ring in its beak; woman with a lamb at her side Additional Information Open Directory Project links to sites devoted to or with information about Saint Agnes Prayers Prayer re. ... Images Gallery of images of Saint Agnes Reading Today is the birthday of a virgin; let us imitate her purity. ... It is the birthday of Saint Agnes, who is said to have suffered martyrdom at the age of twelve. ... One victim, but a twin martyrdom, to modesty and religion; Agnes preserved her virginity and gained a martyr's crown. ...

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