Frostburg News Ad Prospects Lead In Circulation
Frostburg daily paper claims top circulation among regional dailies. Advertising inquiries urged to contact Thomas and Brown or the Cumberland Press Office for notices and listings.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
8
Frostburg daily paper claims top circulation among regional dailies. Advertising inquiries urged to contact Thomas and Brown or the Cumberland Press Office for notices and listings.
A local ballot listing George Stern for mayor with WM Sullivan Philip Hartig Conrad Kroll for council. Easter ball plans at Jr Order Park promise elaborate entertainment with Prof Beall orchestra from 9 p m to 6 a m and a banquet for Majestic League April 15 at Wittigs Hall.
Miss Edyth Amelia Murphy and Karl Leslie Hill of Frostburg wed in Cumberland at 5 p.m. by Dr. James Moffatt. The couple plans to live in Frostburg. Daughters of America to host a pie social to fund the auxiliary group. Local churches announce Palm Sunday through Easter services, youth events, and sermons. Local residents recollect visitors, illness updates, and a wild duck sighting near Sullivan's dump.
Piedmont column lists Mrs. Gardner’s eighty four birthday plans and family reunions for Ex-Justice of the Peace Charles Huth Sr. The report covers Embroidery Club gathering, road assignments for George Tasker and Charles Kight, and upcoming county court session. Rockefeller tax question arises as Ohio bill may exempt him.
Tonight the Acme five faces the Cubs in a pivotal city student basketball clash at the YMCA gym. The Acme squad seeks the city title after beating the Independents in a championship series, while the Cubs rely on experienced shooters. Earlier, the YMCA Business Boys meet the Keyser Boy Scouts in a fierce matchup after the Business Boys won their prior game.
The schedule lists teams like the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs second team, Giants, Brooklyn Superbas, Philadelphia Athletics, Washington Senators, Chicago White Sox, Rochester International League, Joe Tinker's Chilfeds, and Pittsburgh Federals visiting multiple cities including Columbus Terre Haute New Orleans Baltimore Newark Cincinnati Dallas Anniston Covington Danville for exhibition games today tomorrow or in coming days. Local teams host or visit other clubs, with camps and series noted in various locales.
In Midland Ashland alleys Thursday evening the Overland duckpin team defeated Oakland two to one. The report notes Mr Samuel Stevens, injured at the Enterprise Mine, is well again. Local church services include Grace Methodist Episcopal sermons by Rev N S A Havaner at 10 30 am, Sunday school at 2 30 pm, and adult Bible classes.
Ireland is champion of Great Britain for 1913-14 after beating England and Wales and tying Scotland. The final international match of the tourney will be played today in Glasgow with Scotland vs England.
Brooklyn on April 4 hosts a ten round boxing match headlined by George Rodel and Sailor Fritz, the local heavyweight, in a major tonight card.
Vancouver specialist Dr C F E Heard discusses the question What Is the Soul next Sunday at 3 p m at the Liberty Theatre. Open to the public and invites friends and neighbors to attend. Also Easter Eggs of Quality Virginia Dare eggs advertised at O Neill's opposite Liberty Theatre.
Friends gathered for a large surprise party at Annie Kolsinger’s home with games and music. Attendees included Mae and Mamie Stewart, Eva Lancaster, Ruth Connor, Ruth Radcliffe, Ruth Myers, Mary Himmelright, Annie Logsdon, Lavern Bruner, Lizzie Beal, Annie Holsinger, Edna Eleric, Mary Goodman, Edna Myers, Mary Carter, Etta Snyder, Ethel Aikens, Genevieve Bruner, and many others. The Standard Oil Company wagon was upset yesterday when driver Griffith Hughes attempted to...
Sealed proposals for contracting a 7.88 mile highway section from Green Ridge to Washington County line in Allegany County will be opened April 14, 1914. Plans $1,000 bond $500. bids require certified check. right to reject bids reserved by State Roads Commission. W. L. Mcarcy secretary C. E. Weller chairman. Advertisement Ap4 11.
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