Officers elected at Washington Camp No 41 meeting
Washington Camp No 41 Patriotic Order Sons of America elected J. G. Miller as president W. J. Rankin as vice president William Hanna treasurer Thomas Jeffries M of S Charles A Rodda recording secretary John W Timmons financial secretary Edward Philphot conductor G W Griffith inspector Fred Wilson guard and Thomas H Morgan as trustees.
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P.O
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Wittigs Hall
J. G. Miller
W. J. Rankin
William Hanna
Thomas Jeffries
M. of
Charles A. Rodda
John W. Timmons
Edward Philphot
G. W. Griffith
Fred
Lonaconing News Briefs Cover Weddings and Local Happenings
Miss Agnes Isabelle Brotemarkle to wed Prof. Arthur Romaine Hitch at Salisbury Maryland tonight at 8 o'clock. Reception to follow from 9 to 11, couple to honeymoon then reside in Houston Texas after January 20. Also notes prize drawings by Lonaconing Firemen, a special Knight of Pythias car to Frostburg, Burns supper plans, a free moving picture show, and multiple local obituaries births and moves involving Lonaconing residents.
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Agnes Isabelle Brotemarkle
Arthur Romaine Hitch
Salisbury
Houston
Tex
Lonaconing
Cumberland and Westernno
Frostburg
Fraternal Visit by Rising Sun Lodge of Knights of Pythias
The Rising Sun Lodge No. 86 plans an initial winter fraternal visit in Frostburg tomorrow evening. The first rank team of 23 members is led by James Picken with many candidates awaiting initiation. Peter C. McFarland chairs the general committee with Thrasher treasurer and Olson Eilbeck secretary. Lafayette Lodge No. 3 of Ptea-
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Rising Sun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frostburg
Pythian
James Picken
Peter C. McFarland
Pnoch Thrasher
Nicholson Eilbeck
Lafayette Lodge
Ptea
Mount Savage Woman Injured Returning From Church
Mrs. Robert Uhl broke her wrist when she fell while returning from St. Patrick's Church last Thursday evening. Also listed are local holiday visitors including Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of McKeesport Pa visiting relatives, Harry Ewald Johns Hopkins student visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson and daughter returning from Clarksburg W Va, Miss Mary W. Henkel of Washington DC visiting at Glen Savage farm, Adolph Barncard of Baltimore visiting, and Oliver Yantz returning to Pittsburgh after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yantz.
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James Muir
Shaft
Pekin
Muir
Michael Muir
John Muir
Charles Sell
Cumberland
George Kear
Midlothian
John Mullen
Turtle Creek
Mullen
James Grimes
Thomas Monahan
Ben Bush
W. Va
Carlos
H. B. Shaffer
Willam I. van Ormer
Miners’ Hospital
Shaffer
Union Street
van Ormer
Schellsburg
Conrad Mattox
Allen Anderson
Robert Uhl
St. Patrick’s Church
John Thompson
McKeesport
Harry Ewald
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ralph Wilson
Clarksburg
Mary W. Henkel
Washington, D. C
Glen Savage Farm
Adolph Barncard
Oliver Yantz
Pittsburg
Thomas Yantz
Frank Brunner Dies Suddenly at Local Saloon
Frank Brunner who conducted a saloon here died suddenly this morning of acute indigestion at age 27. He is survived by his mother, one brother William, and two sisters Mabel and Lawrence at home, plus sister Mrs. Marie Patton of Eckhart and brother Eugene of Frostburg.
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Frank Brunner
William
Mabel
Lawrence
Marie Patton
Eckhart
Eugene
Frostburg
Funeral of Mrs Beveridge in Westernport
The funeral for Margaret Beveridge widow of Russell Beveridge, who died at Barton aged 69, was held yesterday afternoon with burial in Westernport. Surviving are two sons and a daughter plus siblings and relatives in Chicago Barton Frostburg westernport.
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Beveridge
Margaret Beveridge
Russell Beveridge
Barton
Westernport
John R. Beveridge
Chicago
William Beveridge
John Katbaugh
Frostburg
Benjamin J. Davis
West
Philip Keyes
Weltons Visit Piedmont Guests and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Jas Welton of Fairmont W V are guests of Mr and Mrs Aaron Welton in Piedmont. Miss Etta Parsons of Davis returned home after visiting Dr Parsons on Ashfield street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Sullivan yesterday. Phone 314 for visitors and delivery notes. Cumberland Press local office open and carriers blamed if paper not received. Spend evenings reading the latest news in The Press delivered to your door.
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George FE
Martha Fisher
Cumberland
Frostburg
William J. Dailey
Margaret Josephine Barns
Carlos
William Filer
Ormand Street
Gladys Pollock
James Pollock
Shaft
Charles Field
Midlothian
Nellie Middleton
Laura Lucas
Daniel Brady
Bluefield
W. Va
Center Street
John Ritchie
Detmold
Edward Sloan
Dugan Glass Works
William Wilson
Jackson Street
Irvin B. Somerville
D. R. Sloan
John McMillan
Pittsburgh
James Spears
R. T. Spears
George Reidler
United States Navy
Henry Reidler
Jas. Welton
Fairmont
Aaron Welton
Piedmont
Etta S. Parsons
Davis
E. H. Parsons
Ashfield Street
James Sullivan
The
Cumberland Press
New Year Ad for Taxicabs Brightens City
The old clock marks the year end as a taxi service promotes a New Year ride and contact via Phone 700. Ad copy notes the business in the market with a brief classified style headline and minimal details.
Keyser Crime Notes and Local Visits Mark Holiday Season
Christmas stabbing victims are reported with WWI era shorthand. W W Keel remains confined after being stabbed in the side in a Christmas night fight with Crawford who is jailed awaiting court. Charles Blackburn recovered from a knife cut by Harry Cather, who had a hearing and was held for court. New Year’s events outline the K P lodge opening and several visitors arrive for holidays. Local residents include Mrs Carder of Grafton visiting, Miss Elsie Wagoner home for holidays, Frank Hutchinson from New York, and Prof Koelz from Morgantown visiting.
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M. Keel
Young Crawford
Crawford
Charles Blackburn
Harry Cather
Cather
Squire Doyle
J. P. Carder
Grafton
J. G. Wolfe
Elsie Wagoner
Tunnelton
Frank Hutchinson
New York
F. R. Koelz
Morgantown
Wm. Brown
Pittsburg
John T. Lincell
Old Town Clock to Move as St Luke’s Prepairs Tower Change
Article notes the beloved old clock in the tower of St Luke’s German Lutheran Church in Cumberland, revered since 1848. It will soon have a new home in the church tower, with bells marking 1914’s end and 1915’s start as the year closes and a Happy New Year is welcomed.
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St. Luke's
Bedford Street
Old Town
Cumberland
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Irwin FE
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Oakland
William Kear
Hill Street
Citizens National Bank
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Frostburg, Md
de OO
Brotemarkle
Mitch
John T. Wells
Cooper
Dugan Glass Factory
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Big Vein Hill
Robert Burns
Lonaconing Lodge No. 85
Independent
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New San Toy Theater
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Franklin Street
East Pittsburgh
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P. O. Sullivan
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Austburg Opera
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Mero
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Yy Footer
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Bachman
Imerman
Tri-Towns
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Leslie Thrasher
Saturday Evening Post
Wilmington
Del
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C. H. Blake
Charles Town
T. L Wilson
Chas. Dornon
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Thomas Marshall
P. H. Fahey
Elkins
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W. J. Right
Luke
Sanford Dixon
John R. Keller
George Sliger
Arizona
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Harry Pence
Covington
S. A. Kenny
San Francisco
Cal
H. R. Stottler
Keyser
Jacob Bennett
Chas. Greenwade
C. W. Powers
Allen Luke
Tisemal
Echimes
Nyric Cafe
John Youngerman
Prop
East Main Street
Oliver Branch Lodge
No. 25
K. of P
George Andrews
National Painless Dentists
Baltimore Street
McCrory
Woodward Bidg
Waldemar Chain
Hawkes
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