News of Frostburg a] Lodge Officers and Local Updates
Frostburg lodge No. 49 I O O F reports eighty members and oldest lodge status since 1846. Victory Commandery No.4 Knights of Malta holds a special meeting with refreshments after. Lonaconing hosts prize preparations for Western Maryland Poul Association. Street bridge on Powery Street deemed unsafe. repairs to be coordinated with Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad. Bowery Street bridge cost estimated, and enforcement of dog ordinance underway. Funeral attendance for Prof Richard Harris noted. chicken thieves investigated on Centennial Street. Mountain City Commandery and Frostburg City band plan a holiday fair December 12 to January 2 1915 in Stern's hall.
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Ied Wiland
Noble
William Eeman
John W. Sterry
Joseph Stewart
Ef Harrison
Fof
Frostburg
Powery Street
Harvey
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lonaconing
Mountain City
Potatoes From Alleghany County Spotlighted By Visitor
A farmer visiting J. B. Williams yesterday praised Alleghany mountains for producing the best potatoes in the region. Mr. Smith, a potato specialist, notes rising seed potato demand and growing national orders for Alleghany seed stock.
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J. B. Williams
Smith
Alleghany Mountains
Alleghany County
Lonaconing Events Mix Music Dances and Notices
The Lonaconing community hosts a five number program by the Teachers Association including vocalists James H. Cochran Burton Gothall Frank Bubba and Burl Babcock for a suit sale event on Dec 12. A second dance season event on Dec 29 features Connor's Orchestra at the Firemen's Armory. Also includes a birthday party for Miss Prema Shertzer and a Frostburg Athletic Club smoker with a boxing match Shad Welsh vs Roy Beck.
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Ers Association of Lonaconing
James H. C Cochran
Burton M., Gothall
Frank C. Bubba
Clu
Burl F. Babcock
Teachers Association
Lonaconing Cotillion Club
Firemen's
Connor
Frostburg Athletic Club
Shad Welsh
Roy Beck
Cumberland
Cumberland Press urges timely delivery and news tips
The Cumberland Press asks subscribers to notify the local representative R. A. Hoffmeister if papers are not arriving promptly. Patrons and friends are encouraged to telephone the representative with news items and matters of interest.
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Bureau of the Cumberland Press
R. A. Hoffmeister
Fpatrons
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Bureau of Cumberland Press
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Territorial outing and local events noted in brief
Mrs J F Carey of Piedmont visits Terra Alta. Tri towns attendees Michael Laughlin Emmet Hannon Robert Graham Paul Gashorn and John Rowan witnessed a Lonaconing basketball game. Business meeting tomorrow night. Eatery items sold at cost. Piedmont Lake Spelling contest tonight.
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J. F. Carey
Piedmont
Terra Alta
Devon Club Governors Elect Board of Governors
The Devon Club elected W. B. Mole and fellow members to the board of governors for the coming year, with Mole as vice president and O. D. Williams as secretary. The group also named Claude Kooken treasurer and appointed O. P. Maxwell as treasurer.
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Devon Club
W. B. Mole
Bardin Griffith
John L. Clark
O. D. Williams
Claude Kooken
Arthur Whitworth
E. S. Baker
C. L. Davis
Joseph Haywood
Victor Kalbaugh
R. C. Stump
Board of Governor
Board of Governors
B. Mole
O. P. Maxwell
Illinois Glee Club to Appear at Central High Friday
The Illinois Glee Club a four member high class musical group will perform at Central High School Auditorium on Friday evening December 18 under the auspices of the Teach program.
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Illinois Glee Club
Central High School
Teach
Local Briefs From Pittsburg Area Notes
A Pittsburg area column reports visitors and residents at nearby towns. The Pire Automobile Company of Pittsburg was a caller in town today. Mrs. James Bryson and children stay with Mrs. James D. Kenney for a few weeks. Miss Marie Kearney is ill at home in National. Miss Rose and Annie McMahon returned from Connellsville after a three day visit. Peter V. Firlie has his house unpainted. The Presbyterian Church nears completion and will be occupied by 1915. C. O. Worden of Baltimore visits friends here. Harry Burns was a caller in Piedmont yesterday.
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Pire Automobile Company
Pittsburg
Patrick O’brien
Rose
Annie McMahon
Connellsville
Peter V. Firlie
Presbyterian Church
Marie Kearney
National
James Bryson
James
Maletta
Wilmerding
James D. Kenney
C. O. Worden
Baltimore
Harry Burns
Piedmont
Knights of Pythias Banquet in Keyser spotlighted
One hundred twenty three members and visitors saw four candidates initiated into the Knights of Pythias by the Piedmont degree team at Castle Hall. A supper followed at Armory after the 10:30 PM ceremony.
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Piedmont
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Armory
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Advert threatens limited supply via coupon for war record
An editorial page ad urges clipping a coupon and sending 10 cents to The Press to obtain a complete record of facts leading to the present European war. It warns the supply is limited and urges immediate action.
Paw Paw Growth Tied to Railroad Influx
Paw Paw West Virginia grew rapidly as railroad construction gangs moved through the town. The Magnolia cut off completed, two double track lines now circle the town with more facilities planned, while artesian wells, schools and churches were built.
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Paw Paw
United States
Magnolia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Paw Faw
Bowling results raise Savoy League standings
The Reds beat the Pirates and the Cardinals defeated the Braves in Savoy League action last night. Tonight the Senators face the Naps and the Giants meet the Tigers as scores list Reds and Pirates and Cardinals and Braves games with individual frame totals.
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Pirates
Cardinals
Braves
Savoy
Senators
Naps
Giants
Tigers
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