Frostburg City Band shines in first spring concert
The Frostburg City Band gave a splendid Friday concert beside the Frostburg Opera House wearing new uniforms. Prof. Fred James directed with pride as the audience anticipated a summer series of musical treats. Civic Club to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Frostburg
Frostburg Opera House
Fred James
Civic Club
Trainig
Tuscaloosa
Opera House
S. A. Reynolds
Dayton
Ohio
Piedmont
Keyser Notes Local Travel and Family Visits
T H Wagoner returns home after a serious operation at Western Maryland Hospital in Cumberland. Capt C F Jorden arrives home from Roanoke. Ralph Wilson and daughter of Mt Savage visit relatives. Mrs Geo Harrison of Romney visits aunt Mrs A R Rinehart. H F Johnson returns to Columbus Ohio for a few days. Elmer Biggs and son of Ridgeley visit relatives. Annie Rendall of Grafton returns home. H G Shires sells a house in bankrupt W W Eversole street. Dickey family of Clarksburg spends Easter here. R L Van Speckel editor of Tribune visits Clarksburg. Douglas Frye and family of Richwood spend Easter at home. Mrs Lemon visits sister in Aurelia Dale. Leo Connell of Cumberland visits Keyser.
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T. H. Wagoner
Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
C. F. Jorden
Roanoke
Ralph Wilson
Mt. Savage
Geo. Harrison
Romney
A. R. Rinehart
H. F. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Biggs and Son
Ridgeley
Annie Rendall
Grafton
H. G. Shires
W. W. Eversole
Dickey
Clarksburg
R. L. van Speckel
the Tribune
Douglas H. Frye
Richwood
W. Va
Mrs. Lemon
Aurel Dale
Leo Connell
Keyser
Margaret Hines
Baltimore
Joseph
St. Joseph Hospital
Nannie Shaltice
J. G. Abbott
Westernport Heights
Josiah Sigler
Washington
John Leak
Westernport
East Virginia
Chas. F. Ruth
Hagerstown
Isador Abramson
New York City
Abraham Abramson
Pearl Blosser
Beryl
Moorefield
Ethelberta Harris
William Harris
Piedmont
Gloffman Hospital
National Training School
Sibley Hospital
D. C
Lois Fredlock
Western Maryland College
Stella Lansing
Schenectady
N. Y
Ada Roberts
Harrold Kemp
Bloomington
Westminster
Thomas B. Smith
J. T. Miller & Son
Margaret Bell
L. W. Bell
Mildred K. Sloan
Helen Bradley
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Eckhart Bible Study Class Elects Officers
The Men’s Bible Study Class in the M. E. Sunday school room held a social and officers election last evening. New officers are President John Connor Vice President Joseph Ogsdon Secretary Henry Stark Teacher J. S. Fleming Librarians James Close Andrew Nelson Treasurer Stanley Snyder. Local band members and several townsfolk are noted in attendance with various updates on residents and health.
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M. E
Assemblage
J. S. Fleming
Mr. Gross
William Summerville
Men’s Bible Class Association
Allegany County
Arthur Bond
John Connor
God
Harry R. Donnelly
Cumberland
Joseph Ogsdon
Henry Stark
James Close
Andrew Nelson
Stanley Snyder
Maryland Bill Is Shot While On Hunt
Valuable hunting dog Mary land Bill owned by Andrew Moreland of 411 Arch Street was shot Friday night by an unknown person. The dog died early Saturday. Moreland offers a reward for the arrest and conviction of the shooter.
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Maryland
Andrew Moreland
Arch Street
Evans to give lecture on Captain Scott South Pole journey
Commander Evans of the British Navy, with Captain Scott on the ill fated South Pole expedition, will lecture in St. Louis tonight titled Captain Scott's Discovery of the South Pole. He will display photos by I G Ponting and Dr EB Wilson who died with Scott. Evans reached 87 degrees south and was the last to see Scott alive. The talk promises a gripping account of exploration.
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St. Louis
Evans
Scott
South Pole
Captain Scott
I. G. Ponting
Royal Geographical Society
EB. A. Wilson
Break in Hancock Towpath Delays Navigation on C4 Canal
A serious break in the Hancock towpath cuts 25 feet of bank and extends five feet below the canal bottom. Superintendent Charles Has sett leads a large repair force. the break will close in days but water removal from the fourteen mile level delays reopening for about a week. Several boats are stalled by the damage and halted traffic.
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Hancock
Charles Hassett
Piedmont to elect mayor and council under Australian system
Citizens Convention of Voters will nominate one mayor, three council members, and one town recorder for Piedmont. Election set for the second Monday in May with at least two tickets, and a cleanup week April 20 to 28. Several local appointments and visits are noted along with Easter travel and area residents' movements.
Lonaconing Death of John McAlpine Prominent Resident
John McAlpine Sr a longtime Lonaconing resident died Saturday at 2 30 pm after a month long illness caused by hardening of the arteries He born in Wishaw Scotland May 26 1845 came to the United States at 21 and married Elizabeth Fleming who predeceased him Surviving are his wife children and siblings Funeral Monday at 2 pm with George s Creek Valley Lodge A F and A M in charge Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Also noted are youths spared detention after a stone throwing incident at Central High School and several social notices of local residents visiting relatives and Easter plans
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Zola Jeasley
Neall High School
Atlantic City
Allan T. Hartman
Baltimore
Annie T. Hartman
Mary Stotler
Meyersdale
Arived
William Howatt
Louis A. Tuvin
Julius Tuvin
Philadelphia
Jacob Tuvin
James B. McDonald
Midland
John McDonald
Alonzo Brown
Catholic University
Washington, DC
Philip Brown
Leota
Thornton Cooper
Clarence Orr
Cumberland
Fannie Sapiro
Baltmore
Frostburg
Wilbur Roach
Windber
Victor W. Bennett
Wilson School
Daniel H. Martin
Dunbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
William O.merrbdach
Merrbach
George B. Metger
Emory G. Hitchins
New York City
Defleen
Hyndman
John McAlpine
Lonaconing
Mr. McAlpine
Wishaw
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Elizabeth Fleming
Margaret Somerville
Frederick Butts
Pittston
C. B. Boughton
Emily McAlpin
John James
David McAlpin
Harrison McAlpin
Governor's Island
N. Y
James McAlpin
Robert and
George McAlpine
McAlpin
Lonaconing Savings Bank
MecAlpin Clothing
Washington Clean Up Campaign Set to Run Eight Days
Washington April 13 The annual clean up campaign starts today and runs through the 18th with every city organization in the district taking part in the war on refuse. The effort aims to improve health and beauty of the city as each civic society leads clean up work in its territory.
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Washington
Silver set for Pennsylvania battleship to be presented
Philadelphia news notes the U S ship Pennsylvania will receive a $60 000 silver service upon completion with keel laid March 16 and ten months to commission. A Silver Service Fund Association is gathering funds amid plans for a ball with guests including President Wilson and Secretary Daniels.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
President Wilson
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
British poet Alfred Noyes named visiting Princeton English professor
Alfred Noyes, renowned British poet, is elected visiting professor of English at Princeton University. He will lecture to seniors on English literature for one term each year, terms chosen at his option. An unrelated jewelry sale at 99 Baltimore Street by S. T. Little Jewelry Co. runs through Monday night with times 2:30 and 7:20 p.m.
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Princeton
N. J
Alfred Noyes
Princeton University
Noyes
Galtimore Street
S. T. Little Jewelry Co
Moving Picture Plays Offer New Spare Time Profession
The article promotes writing moving picture plays as a home based, flexible sideline. It touts earnings from $25 to $150 per accepted scenario and claims one man earned $23,500 in six months. No literary skill needed, and women have equal opportunity. free particulars are offered by sending a postcard.
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Peron
Clairvoyant Palmist Ad Promises Guaranteed Readings
An advertisement offers a clairvoyant and palmist service with a money back guarantee. Promises include a $2.00 reading for $1.00, covering love, marriage, business, health, and guidance to achieve wishes. Hours listed as 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and no advance payment required.
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Thomas & Brown
the Cumberland Press
Call
Cumberland Press Office
Prestburg Band
J. H. Bickford
M.E. Church
D. D. Price
M. EB
Leslie Lammert
Wenonah Military Academy
Wenonah
Peter Lammert
Flinstone
Gettysburg
Junior Order
Beall’s
Harry Carter
Eckhart
Rehersal
de Luca
George Dundon
Stork
Ruth Connor
James H. Carter
Thomas Lewis
Henry Seifert
Hoffman
Elizabeth McMahon
Hugh Durkin
Edward Duffy
Connellsville
Odette
Sun Spier
Spier
Wilson
Charles Connor, Sr
Dog
Piedmont, W. VA
H. Clay Shaw
Dr. Kalbaugh
Z. T. Kalbaugh
Citizens’ National Bank of Westernport
J. T. Laughton
George ©. Patterson
County Court of
Mineral County
K. of
G. E. Fair Ay 1
Knights of the Golden Eagles
Mary McGuigan
Daniel Lichlighter
Charles T. Neff
Annie F. Hyde
Vanlieu Parsons
E. H. Parsons
Douglas Smith
Pittsburgh College
Robert Smith
Luke
Fletcher Conaway
J. W. Bishop
W. R. Williams
Howard Kerns
Thomas
Tri-Towns
Clyde W. Greitzner Jr
James L. Luke
Squire McFarlane
A. F. Smith
Central High School
Somerville
Alfred Boyes
Wilkes-Barre
J. E. Havens
Ridgely
Potomac Club
Purity Candy Company
Pp. O
Middletown
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Purity
C. C. Pride
Parcel Post
Wright’s Central Market Co
Union Street
Maryland Avenue
Coyle Bros
Baltimore St
Front St
N. Centre St
Bedford St
Columbia Ave
E. B. Benjamin
Bedford and
Center Streets
Neft’s
Mons
Mar Marshall
Baltimore Street
N. Bedford
Fayette St. Pebatttt
Call Press Office
Frank Bohmeyer
Arch St. Detts
West Virginia
The
Midland Mfg. Co
Grand Ave
V. F. Ji
Care the Cumberland Press
A. Brown
Virginia Ors. Et al
Park St
Bath
R. I
Birmingham
N. List
Apt Ly
Gardner
Harrison St
H. M. Deetz
Miller
Frederick and Mechanic
Columbia St
Underwood
Ll. Cy Typewriter Co
Starysville
Arti ‘Land
Ras
Tos
Passeaging
Cumberland & Westernpore Electric Railway
Narro
Upeer
Frostbu
Ong Frostburg
Koch Piret
Red Hill
Frosty
Frostbur
Forden Shaft
Lonsconing
Moscow
Reynolds
Frap Lin Westernport
W. Nourleat
Lonmi
George W. Grose
Centre St
Hyndman, Pa
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