Frostburg Congregational and Community News
Rev Dr Bames of New York preached on trial at the Frostburg Congregational Church. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Williams Price Bowery street Friday evening. The Late John Carney buried in Cumberland. he was 47 with a large family. Lucas property remodeling contract awarded to Sieeman Bros. Mendelssohn Glee Club concert March 2 for Boy Scouts. German Lutheran social Friday. Pre-lenten and old folk dances planned. Mae Price hosted friends on Bowery street with music and supper. Lyric dance at the dance hall. Us Girls Club return event. Mrs William Enfield dies. funeral Thursday at Greenidge. Municipal candidates John Orr for bailiff, William Kight for night police. Local ill list notes several recoveries and injuries. Prichard injured in fall, out nine weeks.
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Congregational Church News
Bames
New York City
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
William Price
Bowery Street
John Carney
Cumberland
William Carney
Maple Street
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Eckhart
Boy Scouts
St. Michael's Hall
Mae Price
John Lee
Lillian Feldman
Mary Lee
Stella Childester
Anna Bender
Gilberta Griffith
Roy Sleeman
Hugh Watson
Ellis Yates
Miss McAfee
Flossie Miller
David Plummer
Benjamin Thom
James Fram
William Craig
Mechanic Street
John Schmidt
Hoffman Mine
John Saggite
Hoffman
E. B. Prichard
Prich
Local Notes and Personal Items Rendered
Robert Wellings and Robert Rutherford are ill with diphtheria. A newborn girl joins Mr and Mrs Stanley Pressman. Anastasia Hauber from Washington DC visits Miss Nell Jackson of Loo Street. A baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Gary. Olin Lasaway of Rockwood PA made a business call yesterday. Ard remains confined after a fall.
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Ard
Robert Wellings
Robert Rutherford
Stanley Pressman
Anastasia Hauber
Washington, D. C
Nell Jackson
Loo Street
Thomas Gary
Olin Lasaway
Rockwood
Lonaconing News Highlights Local Bands and Social Events
Lonaconing residents respond to fund drive for the city band which has thirty-nine members and recently built a hall on Morgan's Square. A minstrel show to aid the band is planned in Evansport under Bishop and Dick. Also notes of obituaries births marriages and upcoming dances across town.
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Evanspera Mouse
Bishop
Lonaconing City
Morgan's Square
Main Street
Local clubs and school teams schedule events and updates
The Midland Athletic Club Jrs face Glass Blowers of Lonaconing after a full list of officers and members is announced for the M. A. C. group. St Joseph's High School plans for a Bush Hall game against St Mary's Juniors tonight followed by a big upcoming match. Minor incidents include a runaway team vehicle near Ocean and a new reed organ for St Joseph's Assembly Hall. The Star Fishing Club schedules a July 16 trip with a social. Church events feature a Shaft Grace Methodist service and a choir performance. Personal notes report visits from F C Bonnstall and William Williams and recoveries of injured workers.
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Midland Athletic Club Jrs
Glass Blowers
Lonaconing
St. Joseph’s High School
St. Mary's
Bush Hall
Midland Athletic Club Forms With Thirty Members
The Midland Athletic Club organizes here with thirty members and has rented the hall from Cecil Bush as it prepares three basketball teams for upcoming events.
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Midland Athletic Club
Cecil Bush
Mr. Graham Entertains and Kimmel Hosts Cards
Robert H. Graham entertained last evening at D. F. Grahar’s residence on Hampshire street Piedmont with auction bridge and games then dancing Refreshments followed. Robert Kimmel hosted friends Monday evening with cards and music and refreshments. Box Party a Success at St Peters Hall by Ladies of the Undine Choir with Father Gallagher acting as auctioneer. Ladder Falls Injuring Workman Otis Newton at West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co mill in Luke as he fell fifteen feet from a slipping ladder.
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Mr. Graham
Robert H. Graham
D. F. Grahar
Hampshire Street
Piedmont
Robert Kimmel
St. Peter’s Hall
Thomas E. Gallagher
Otis Newton
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Luke
Knights of Pythias to confer third rank in Cumberland visit
La Fayette Lodge No. 8 will send about 18 members to Cumberland tonight to confer the third rank on a class. The delegation includes Elkins Goshorn E J Cheshire James Cheshire J G Schramm Norris Bruce and others. They travel on B&O train No 16 for two basketball games in Cramer's Hall Piedmont between Keyser and Piedmont high teams.
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la Fayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cumberland
Elkins Goshorn
E. J. Cheshire
James Cheshire
J. G. Schramm
Norris Bruce
Wm. Seaber
T. A. Dixon
P. H. Goshorn
T. J. Haywood
Fred W. Seaber
John Barnard
F. W
Cramer’s Hall
Piedmont
Keyser High School
Piedmont High School
Robert Walsh Returns Home After Auto Crash Repair
Keyser West Virginia resident Robert Walsh, seriously injured in a crash between Keyser and Piedmont, has returned home after weeks with his sister Mrs Charles Alkire and is reported to be making a full recovery. Emmanuel Episcopal church Lent services begin February 17 at 7 30 pm each Wednesday. Visitors noted include Mrs James Goldsworthy and son and Miss Pearl Brown in Cumberland and Mrs Tina Taylor of Romney visiting her niece Miss Elizabeth Glover. Peter Messenger of Bloomington is at Hoffman Hospital for surgery.Upcoming events: Ladies Auxiliary of the B of R T hosts a dance and oyster supper at the K P Armory on February 16 with Ises Orchestra. Morrison’s Merry Minstrels appear at Music Hall February 15 for a benefit.
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Robert Walsh
Keyser
Piedmont
Charles Alkire
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
James Goldsworthy and Son
Pearl Brown
Cumberland
Tina Taylor
Romney
Elizabeth Glover
R. B. Dawson
North Fork
Clara Ridgeway
Peter Messenger
Bloomington
Hoffman Hospital
B. of R. T
K. of P. Armory
Ises
Morrison
Merry
Cheetah’s Birdlike Voice Captures African Wild Life
Describes the cheetah’s fixed claws and mild temper as noted in Roosevelt’s African Game Trails. Highlights the birdlike chirp call and the book’s distribution plan offered by The Press, inviting readers to obtain a copy at bare distribution cost.
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Africa
Col. Roosevelt
Fruit Crop Outlook Bright for Morgan County Growers
Martinsburg West Virginia February 19 P W McCoy and G Rupenthall Morgan county fruit growers say prospects look exceptionally good after a heavy last year Peach buds are plentiful and vigorous though dormant this will protect against late freezes They foresee strong fruit prices and purchased spraying chemicals while in town.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
P. W. McCoy
G. Rupenthall
Morgan County
McCoy
Get Wise Read the Book Tells You About the War
Advertisement for a publication at The Cumberland Press office priced at ten cents. The line reads get wise and read the book that tells you about the war. Printed in a period advertisement style.
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Cumberland Press
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Edward Winters
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Myles Byrnes
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Saul Goodrich
Ocean
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St. Joseph’s Parish
Hagerstown
Assembly Hall
Mary Germaine
Consolidation Coal Company
Star Fishing Club
Stevens Bros
William Hamilton
Charles Stewart
William Blair
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Edward Muir
Earl Russell
Richard Askey
Lester Kaefer
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Frostburg Opera
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Unabl
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Hout
Westernport
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Boon
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Harry Rizer
J. H. Rine
Jack Athey
Z. T
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Petersburg
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Terra Alta
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New York
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