Masquerade Honor for Mr and Mrs Fred Kemp
A masquerade party honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemp on Maple Street with many attendees including Mrs. Carl Ray Mrs. Peter McGuire Mr and Mrs George Kemp and others. Music dancing and a duet were featured and a poultry show related event followed with civic club dancing planned and a list of local attendees and post event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kemp
Maple Street
Carl Ray
Peter McGuire
George Kemp
J. Chambers
Grace Williams
George Tipving
Marcella McGuire
Mabel Rankin
Wellingotn Williams
Trussin Kemp
Nellie
Fredie Kemp
Dickle
Charles Kemp
Charles T. Kemp
Keyser Collegians Face Cumberland Five In Armory Matches
Friday night the Keyser Collegians meet the Cumberland K. G. basketball tossers in the Armory with a second game on Cumberland’s floor Thursday. Local notices report visits from Miss Josephine Grimes of Pittsburgh and Mrs. George Lincell, while residents such as Aristotle Steats return from Pineville to visit family. Illnesses include grip and pneumonia among several residents and Mrs. A. J. Pancake remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser Collegians
Cumberland K
Collegians
Cumberland Five
Josephine Grimes
Pittsburgh
George Lincell
C. Aristotle Steats
Pineville
Wyoming County
R. G. Richardson
This City
Jennie K. Nesbitt
Piedmont
Wilmington
N. C
Robert Dawson
Frederick
Ray Warner
Body Brought Home of Lonaconing Man Thomas Fitzpatrick
The body of 34 year old Thomas Fitzpatrick of Ocean who died yesterday afternoon at Allegany Hospital Cumberland after stomach ulcer surgery was taken to his father in law Danial Nolan of Big Vein Hill. He had worked at Ocean Mine No 1 as dock boss and moved from Lonaconing two months ago. Survived by his wife formerly Mary Nolan and four children. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Also brief notes of a 500 party hosted by Mrs J W Marshall and church society meetings and a government supervisor appointment in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork News
Thomas Harris
Grant Street
Edward Aldridge
William Ewing
Woodland
Paul L. Hitchins
Frost Avenue
Samuel Abramson
Isaac Fine
National Jewish Relief Fund
Musical Art Society
Eagles’ Club
Paul G. Saffran
William Michael
Upton McFarland
Mt. Savage
McFarland
Joseph Moody
William Thomas
McCulloh Street
Wright's Crossing
Thomas Coleman
Pittsburgh
Thomas Purnell
Hedgesville
W. Va
John Wilson
John Youngerman
Lyric Cafe
Walter W. Wittig
John Dunstan Joseph Bone
Bernard Hughes
Cumberland
Eva Smouse
Bowery Street
Nettie
Piedmont
M. B. Broadwater
Roanoke
Josiah Williams
Borden Mines
Goff Hitt
Frostburg
George Eisler
Rebecca
A. B. Montana
Utica
N. Y
Stern
New York
Hocking
William Hocking
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Ocean
Allegany Hospital
Danial Nolan
Big Vein Hill
Mitzpatrick
Ovean Mine No. 1
Ovean
Lonaconing
Mary Nolan
J. W. Marshall
Church Street
Mesdames
P. C
Pell
W. F. Dolliyer
Elkins Read
John Hamilton
T. C. Miller
Lorraine Eisenberg
Leslie Kilroy
Tri Towns May Increase Wages In WV Pulp and Paper Firm
The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plans to raise wages by one cent per hour for workers earning under two dollars a day. Piedmont High vs Keyser High features a girls and boys double header tonight in Eagles Hall. Funeral services held for Hilda McKenzie in Franklin. interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery, with W. T. Fredlock in charge. Arthur Edburg and Rose Macer guests in Westernport. Paul Kooken heads to Thomas, WV for work. J. T. Kooken relocates Piedmont wallpaper shop near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Towns
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Piedmont High
Keyser
Piedmont High School
Quint
Keyser High School
Eagles’ Hall
Piedmont
Hilda McKenzie
Hilda MccKenzie
McKenzie
Franklin
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Moscow
W. T. Fredlock
Arthur Edburg
Pittsburgh
Westernport
Rose Macer
Paul Kooken
Thomas
W. Va
J. T. Kooken
Main Street
Dixon Building
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Hagerstown
Six smallpox cases reported in Hagerstown confined to the Emma Crow home. Four are nearly recovered. Karl Nunnembaker, a railway brake man from Keedysville, counted among the cases. Dr. Caleb W. G. Rohrer and Baltimore health officials investigated all reports. disease traced to a man arriving from Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Emma Crow
Karl Nunnembaker
Keedysville
Caleb W. G. Rohrer
Baltimore
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
State Board of Health
Roanoke
Weert Virginia Pulp & Paper Co proposes $10000 road and rail right of way
Allen L. Luke superintendent and H P Whitworth attorney urged Garrett County Road Directors to approve a concrete road about 4000 feet from Luke along the Potomac River to the Garrett County bridge at Bloomington and to build a concrete retaining wall. The company would spend over $10000 and seek a railroad right of way to pulp storage yards at Savage River dam. The offer was accepted and papers will be drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weert Virginia Ip & Paper Co
Allen L. Luke
H. P. Whitworth
Orney
Luke
Potomac River
Garrett County Bridge
Bloomington
Pulp & Paper Company
Savage River
Whitworth
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company
Carroll Pattison
Mr. Whitworth
Garrett County
Lake
Piedmont
Westernport
Pattison
Allegany County
George Henderson
John T. Edwards
Central Avenue
Frank Shinholtz
Edwards
James Wels
Westernport- Piedmont
Road Board Seeks to Celar Ownership of Bridge Dispute
A sidewalk obstruction outside a building breached Board instructions. Welsh presented an agreement read by Mineral county authorities, empowering the Road Board to grant a permit. The bridge has raised repair payment disputes between Mineral and Allegany counties. The Court of Appeals ruled Maryland owns the bridge, while the Road Board contemplates relinquishing supervision and ownership if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral County
Road Board
Mineral
Allegany
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Brakeman Prakeman Injured After Confusion With Trains
B Purnell 25 a railroad brakeman of Tunnelton West Virginia is badly injured at Independence West Virginia when he misread two eastbound freight trains and halted in front of a westbound train No 1 He suffered two mashed legs and a cut on his head and was rushed to City Hospital Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Purnell
Tunnelton
W. Va
Independence
Purnell
City Hospital
Fairmont
Piedmont photographer Edward S. Howard critically ill
Edward S. Howard of Piedmont W V is critically ill at his sister Mrs John F Finans home 8 Decatur street He is well known in Georges Creek Valley and formerly lived in Lonaconing Reverend Thomas E Gallagher pastor of St Peters Catholic Church Westernport visited him last night He has been ill for months and his case is regarded as hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Howard
Piedmont
W. Va
John F. Finan
Decatur Street
Howard
Georges Creek Valley
Lonaconing
Thomas E. Gallagher
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Westernport
Peculiar Pacts About Well Known People 2
Speaker Washington Champ Clark jokes about his knowledge of mules claiming he learned it from boyhood study of the Missouri Mule. He says he knows more about mules than any other member of congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Congress
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank C. Beall
Effie Shaffer
J. M. Price
John H. Bikford
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O. K
Dickle—Weslow
Albert Dickle
Mount Savage
Julia Weslow
P. G. Saffran
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frank Frankenberry
World Film Corporation
Mr. Blinn
Miss Martin
George Ralph
June Kvidee
John Hines
Miss Rividge
Phinte Knop
Eliza Hays
Mrs
Samuel Hays
Mechanic Street
Jane G Is
Presbyterian Church Fund
Sunday School Board
MEK
Sunda School
St Thomas Wheeler
Central High School Notes
FP. C. Pell
Central School
Longfellow and Irving Literary Societies
A. Edwards
Mary
Parsons
W .Va
Knotz
Robins Street
James Knippenberg
Mary Brady
Annie Carey
Russell Eutler
Grip
Chas. Arnold
H. G. Sterts
Walter Long
Wm. Carnell
A. J. Pancake
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Tri Towns
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Best Brands
the Park Grocery CO
Green Street
Geo. Ruckel, Prop
William Fox
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Turn
Savage Dam
Jacob Hafer
Prakeman
MR. Howard
Arthur Steinweg
Fiepinatce
John Paul
W. Md
James Kenney
Stern's
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Ry, Co
F1b
Interest
The
Hitchins Bros. Co
Modish
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