Frostburg Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Crowe Death
Maxwell Crowe aged 74 native of Frostburg died Wednesday morning at his home after years as stable boss for Borden Mining Company. He served in a Maryland Union regiment and was a member of Thoburn Post Grand Army of the Republic. Surviving: wife, three sons Richard L Allen AM and Gacar Crowe, two daughters Mrs Lark Neff and Mrs George W Griff, brother Luther Crowe and sister Mrs Robe Stratton. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at residence with Dr John W. Bickford officiating. interment Allegany cemetery. Party at Eckhart honors Elizabeth Twigg. Leap Year Dance attendees listed. K of P members urged to meet Sunday for practice. Numerous personals notes, society meetings, and ads follow.
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Maxwell Crowe
Borden Mining Company
Maryland
Thoburn Post
Grand Tite Republic
Richard L
Alien AM
Gacar Crowe
Lark Neff
George W. Griffb
Frostburg
Luther Crowef Proktbure
Robe Stratton
Meyersdal
John YW. Bickford
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Allegany Cemetery
Delegate Smiths Gymnasium Bill Prompts Local Support
The Cen tral High School gymnasium bill draws strong backing from town leaders and parents. Central Highs athletic program, growing from 40 to over 200 members including younger students, would benefit from proper facilities and extended hours at Spier's Hall. The plan envisions efficient use of funds for equipment and possible after hours classes.
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Spier’s Hall
Delerate Smith
Spier
Aleerany
Annapolis
Don’t miss The After-Stock Taking Sale at Rosenbaum’s
Advertisement notes a sale beginning Friday at Rosenbaums with emphasis on after-stock discount offerings. The brief greeting highlights a limited time event and urges readers to visit.
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Rosenbaums
Awarding Prizes at Poultry Show in Frostburg
Frostburg February 3 Charles Cornman gave an address to the Western Maryland Poultry Association urging practical farming over costly houses. He warned against egg-type myths and urged measured investment. several Beall High Ursuline and normal school winners were lauded for art and craft entries with vivid prize lists during the event.
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Frostburg
Charles Cornman
Western Maryland Poultry Association
Ite
Cornman
Many Winners Named in Local Craft Fair Prize List
Ethel Pierce led with multiple first prizes including center pieces and towels. Mary McGuire and May McGuire claimed several first prizes for hand painted cushions and crazy quilts. Ruth Evans and Ursuline sisters won top ribbons for quilts, while Mary Minnick and J M Crowe earned first prizes for night gowns and crochet pieces.
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J. M. Price
Effie Shaffer
Mary Nicht
Teresa Nicht
Martha Kenney
Anna Brown
James A. Brown
Margaret Biddington
B. Blackwell
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Catherine Crowe
W. M. Parridy
Ethel Pierce
Margaret McKenzie
James Kenney
Glenrose Porter
Margaret
Margaret Gondry
Leona
Brown
Genevieve Tack
Mary Finzel
George Hamill
Harry Hanson
Margaret Betz
Mary Crowe
EB. R. McKenazie
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Spier
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Wilsons Speech on Submarine Warfare and German Policy
The Berlin government adheres to the American concept of restricted submarine warfare in practice and theory. No American lives were lost to German subs before Ancona sinking, with State Department archives indicating Austrian correspondence on settling that disaster. This marks a rare instance of mutual demands in wartime diplomacy, though U.S. motives remain questioned.
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Tlea
Berlin
Ancona
United States State Department
U.S
Germany Questions U S War Motives After Lusitania Loss
The piece notes German confusion over American demands for reparations and repudiation of the Lusitania sinking. It cites German readers asking if the United States seeks war and ties the question to Wilson’s warnings of imminent conflict.
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United States
Germany
Eye and the expressions of the press in grim context
The fragment references a grave situation with the press and public discourse. Limited readable text hints at a somber, strained media environment and heightened scrutiny of reporting. Further details remain obscured by incomplete OCR.
Harry Lauder to Perform at Mishler Theatre Altoona
Famous Scotch comedian Harry Lauder will appear at Mishler Theatre Altoona Pa on Tuesday evening February date not specified. He is billed as a top attraction for the local entertainment season drawing crowds from surrounding towns.
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Harry Lauder
Altoona
See Schwarzenbachs Ad on Page Four Today
An advertisement note invites readers to view Schwarzenbachs promotional insert on page four of todays edition. The brief line signals a paid notice likely promoting a product or service associated with the Schwarzenbach name.
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Schwarzenbach
Fourth 5 percent dividend paid to Sutton bank creditors
The comptroller of the currency announced that the receiver Py. J. Wagner for First National Bank of Sutton has ready the fourth five percent dividend for creditors with allowed claims. The total dividends now amount to 70 percent, totaling $244,781 since the bank failed on August 27, 1914.
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Charleston
W. Va
Wagner
First National Bank
Sutton
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