From Capitol Hill History Project interview with Tom Kelly 2003:
KELLY: I had a sister, Mary Theresa, who was three years older than me. Mary Theresa went to St. Cecilia's Academy and then she went to a Catholic school called Dumbarton which is out of business like most Catholic girls schools or colleges are out of business long since. And she got a job in the government as an executive secretary. In those days that's about what girls did. She married a fellow named Merrill Markly who was from the state of Washington.
KELLY: I had a sister, Mary Theresa, who was three years older than me. Mary Theresa went to St. Cecilia's Academy and then she went to a Catholic school called Dumbarton which is out of business like most Catholic girls schools or colleges are out of business long since. And she got a job in the government as an executive secretary. In those days that's about what girls did. She married a fellow named Merrill Markly who was from the state of Washington.
From Capitol Hill History Project interview with Tom Kelly 2003:
KELLY: I had a sister, Mary Theresa, who was three years older than me. Mary Theresa went to St. Cecilia's Academy and then she went to a Catholic school called Dumbarton which is out of business like most Catholic girls schools or colleges are out of business long since. And she got a job in the government as an executive secretary. In those days that's about what girls did. She married a fellow named Merrill Markly who was from the state of Washington.
KELLY: I had a sister, Mary Theresa, who was three years older than me. Mary Theresa went to St. Cecilia's Academy and then she went to a Catholic school called Dumbarton which is out of business like most Catholic girls schools or colleges are out of business long since. And she got a job in the government as an executive secretary. In those days that's about what girls did. She married a fellow named Merrill Markly who was from the state of Washington.
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