St Patrick's Club Formed at Mount Savage Church
A St Patrick's Club was organized at Mullaney's Hall in Mount Savage by St Patrick's Church members. Officers include W M Farrell president and Joseph Collins vice president with Rev Dowling as spiritual director. A Christmas fair is planned, with a large committee led by Michael Murray. The T A B Society also elected officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mullaney's Hall
St. Patrick's Club
Joseph Noonan
W. M. Farrell
Joseph Collins
John F. Farrell
Joseph Mattingly
Lawrence Fannon
Acme
Fell From Scaffold In Keyser Mills District
Truman Schivenehart fell twenty feet from a scaffold at the Mills house on Mineral street while handing boards to a coworker. He struck his head, suffered a head laceration and a wrist sprain, was rushed to Hoffa Hospital for treatment, then returned home.
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Mineral Street
Truman Schivenehart
Hoffa Hospital
W. W. Welker
Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
Laing Street
G. G. Martin
Grace M. J. Church
Rose Fill Cemetery
Wilker
Keyser
Burkhiser _aurant
Kimmell Hotel
Piedmont Street
Banquet Fetes Boss as Frostburg Plant Reopens with Upgrades
Frostburg Maryland December 9 The Big ge Fire Brick Company plant in Allegany County is undergoing extensive repairs. Half the floor is being torn up to lay steam heat pipes eliminating coal heating and saving costs. 80 000 enamel brick and two carloads of cement will be used. John N Benson superintendent hosted a banquet for employees with John Youngerman catering featuring turkey chicken sauerkraut and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Bigge Fire Brick Company
At Allegany
John N. Benson
Benson
John Youngerman
Vision Advice From The Optometrist At The Little Jewelry Co
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Mining Institute hears WV governor at closing meeting
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute in Fairmont Wo West Virginia will hear an address tonight from Governor Hatfield. Also featured are remarks by J C McKinley of Wheeling and Judge W S Haymond. An afternoon symposium concluded with talks on coal business issues and papers on portable gas detectors day labor in bituminous mines and engineering as applied to coal mines.
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Fairmont
Wo Va
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Hatfield
J. C. McKinley
Wheeling
W. S. Haymond
J. W. Bishop
Elkins
G. A. Burrell
Pittsburgh
G. S. Brackett
Flemington
W. KF. Hyde
K. F. Schoen
Huntington
Aviator Sets New World Altitude Record in Hydro Aircraft
Lieutenant Richard C. Seuffey of the U S Navy rose to 12 135 feet in a hydro aeroplane at Pensacola Florida establishing a new world altitude record. Two weeks earlier he set a passenger carrying record of 8 340 feet. Also noted is fighter Mike Sullivan beginning training to return to boxing in New England.
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Washington
Richard C. Seuffey
U. 8S
Naval Station
Pensacola
Fla
Navy Department
Saufly
Mike” Sullivan
New England
Justice Lamar may retire from Supreme Court over ill health
Reports from Washington say Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar of Georgia is potentially leaving the U S Supreme Court due to ill health. A move toward his retirement has begun with several members of the judicial committee expressing willingness to introduce the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Georgia
Judicial Committee
Milestones in History of White Way Project
The White Way project began in October 1914 with the chamber of commerce urging a municipal lighting plan. Officials clashed over expert fees, city involvement, and paving costs while General Electric provided installation specs and a citizen committee secured signatures and funding commitments from property owners and the Street Car company.
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White Way
Chamber of Commerce
Schriver
Baltimore Street
General Electric Company
Philadelphia
General Electric
City Electrician
Eyerman
Blake
Hugh McMullen
Thomas Footer
John Keating
Oscar Eyerman
Charles Holzshu
Koon
Celebration plans move forward with civic support
Merchants and banks were asked by the secretary for subscriptions. Plans laid out by Secretary Blake. Mayor Koon with Commissioner Byerman steered both projects through the council. Through Commissioner Byerman and Secretary Blake, an ordinance was passed for the removal of all signs on Haltimore street.
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St. Cloud Street
Piedmont Street
Blake
Koon
Byerman
Haltimore Street
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Mount Savage
Bre
The
Cumberland Press
Wm. F. Farrell
W. VA
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Keyser, W. Va
Tion
Kulah McMakin
Cleveland
John Stevenson
New York
Wm. T. Burnap
Ed Dawson
Washington, D. C
W. G. Edwards
Martinsburg
R. A. Welsh
Big Savage Fire Brick Company
8. T. Little Jewelry Co
Mining Institute West Virginia
Supreme Bench
Carne
Justice Lamar
Ralph Rizer
Chambers of Commerce
Citizens’ Committee
Council
Shriver
Omder
Jacob Hafer
Maryland
Lazarus Millinery
Maclay Shoe Co
North Centre Street
Lach Black
Romeo
Ron Gray
Guam
National Painless Dentists, Inc
Baltimore ST
Cumberland, MD
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
Woodward Bridg., Washington
Royal Typewriter Company, Inc
Hartford
Conn
Baltimore
South Calvert Street
St. Paul
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