Prominent Frostburg Resident Henry Lloyd Dies
Henry Lloyd, a well known Frostburg resident, died at 6 15 p m at his Welsh Hill home after ten months of miner s asthma. A native of Pen ar Wales he was 74 and immigrated 49 years ago, working as a coal miner in area mines. He lived in Frostburg most of his life with eight years in Kiondike. Surviving are his wife and 11 children. The seventh annual David s Society celebration will be held Monday March 1 with a supper and entertainment. Frostburg notes cover oyster supper guests and a Lonaconing to Frostburg sleigh ride by Central High School freshmen. Fire department smoker held at City Hall with 65 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lloyd
Frostburg
Welsh Hill
Lloyd
Pendarn
Wales
Schuylkill County
Borden Shaft
Margaret Davis
David Davis
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Kiondike
Lioyd
Mt. Zion
Wrights Crossing
Thos
Walter
Henry
Daniel
Evan Lloyd
Frosburg
Evan
Henry F. Cook
Cumberland
John Devore
Elmer Kight
Henry Boettner
William Walker
Andrew Neilson
Central
Central High School
Lonaconing
Frostburg Opera House
Schiller
William Tell
Hanson's
Miners’ Hospital
Martha Thomas
Margaret Hepburn
Elizabeth Somerville
Mary Fisher
Esther Stakem
Margaret Faye
Jessie Lee
Mary Smith
Helen Jackson
Margare Love Mirian Probert
Emma Orr
Margare Reed
Janet’ Ritchie
Ee Creighton
Ruth Seerville
Fay Eichhorn
Messrs
John Wilton
William Reed
George Wentfield
Malcolm Crosser
Peter Marshal
Local residents noted for health and visits in Frostburg area
A variety of Frostburg figures are mentioned in community notes. Confined to home with an injured ankle is CHOHOOHOHOH CHG. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Walsh and Agnes at Four Mile Lane farm. Miss Mary Aitkinson and Miss Katie McGee return from Charleroi and Midland. Several residents report improving from illness or injury. A Frostburg recruiting officer Charles Smith visited, serving in the Army for six and a half years. A public sale ad promotes low prices at a Frostburg venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walsh
Agnes
Hedek Farm
Four Mile
Mary Aitkinson
Charleroi
Katie McGee
Midland
Elmer Lewis
Chestnut Street
Conrad Weisenborn
Beall Street
Lillian
Hugh Sprr
Waterstreet
Elizabeth
Ray Omera
Washington, DC
James Day
Mt. Pleasant Street
Sophiah Sperry
Bowery Street
Miners’ Hospital
Edward Duffy
Walter
Thomas Grose
Spring Street
Bradford Whetstone
Pittsburg
Pete Whetstone
Hill Street
Joseph Donahue
Hoffman
Joseph Dean
Borden Mines
Alexander Rankin
Lowndes
Edgar Adams
South Cumberland
Johns
Baltimore
Thomas Reese
Beery Street
J. H. Pentz
Doris
Pentz
Edward Kight
Wilkinsburg, Pa
Charles Smith
U. S. Army
Frostburg
Army
David Williams
Grahamtown
William Warn
Robert
Andrew McManus
Broadway
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Eastman Business College
John Rupp
East Main Street
W. H. Wantz
York
Mayer Bros
Uhl Street
C. L. Long
James Smith
Little Savage
Mechanic Street
Walter Plum
Charles Filer
Ida Winner
Mount Savage Community Notes and Obituaries
Mount Savage features include speeches by Wittit Tucker Crowe Lindauer and others at a well attended af fair. Firemen praised for Grose fire response and department loyalty. Funeral for Mrs. Wilson held with Eastern Star and Deborah Society present. Maryland Wood Fiber Plaster & Supply officers elected. Social notes list entertainments and sleigh party. Various personals report births marriages travels and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wittit
Charles E. Tucker
William Crowe
Joseph Lindauer
Department
Grose
All-Stars Triumph Over Tigers in Ashland Series
Local sports recap reports the All-Stars defeating the Tigers two games to one at the Ashland alleys with Hill rolling a 302 high score. Upcoming contest set for the Smoke House alleys Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Stars
Tigers
Ashland
Hill
Smoke House
Funeral for Samuel Mills Held at Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Samuel Mills who died Monday morning was held yesterday from his home. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. A separate note mentions a party in honor of Mrs. William Travers homecoming after a ten week stay at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Bowery Street
J. N. Beall
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star and
Deborah Society
Allegany Cemetery
Noah Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Maryland Theatre
Albert Guisbert
Wm. Richards
Clarence Cavannaugh
Wesley Mills
Baltimore
Samuel Mills
Oak Hill Cemetery
William Travers
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Miss Mullen
Margaret Mullen
Bib Vein Hill
Margaret
May Mullen
Edith Reed
Eva Knippenberg
Nettie Hutchy
Margaret Smith
Elizabeth Fisher
May Nichol
Elizabeth Nichol
Messrs. McKenty
Martin Flynn
William Peebles
Thomas Holmes
James Stevenson
Thomas Fisher
Ills and recoveries noted in local bulletin
Anna Mae and Ethel Grimes progress modestly as Edward Muir and Wilbert Firlie show grip related illness. Mrs Firlie also ill while Bailiff Evans returns to duty. Claude George made a business call in Keyser. Robert Farrell, injured at Ocean Mine No 1, is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae
Ethel Grimes
Edward Muir
Wilbert Firlie
Joseph Firlie
Evans
Claude George
Keyser
Robert Farrell
Ocean Mine No. 1
Unclaimed Letters at Cumberland Postoffice January 9
List of unclaimed letters in Cumberland Maryland for the period ending January 9 includes Mrs. Lizzie Brandt Mr. Burkholder Miss Mazie Cohen and many more names with multiple individuals and company listings such as The Enterprise Lumber Co and Jackson & Kilker Granite Co. Names appear in a flat roster-style notice typical of post office una claimed mail records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Lizzie Brandt
Burkholder
Mazie Louis Cohen
Elmer Davis
Blanche Daft
William Daugherty
W. P. Eitchison
the Enterprise Lumber Co
George Friend
Athenus Goergaros
Walter Goad
Golden Wax Oil Co
Margaret Ground
Harold Groves
Laura Haines
Gordon Henderson
Chas. L. Hirsh & Co
Mary E. Huff
Jackson & Kilker Granite Co
W. L. Johnson
Mary P. Jones
L. & D. Auto Supply Co
Violey Lee
John Lichlider
M. Lissburger & Son
G. W. McElfish
R. Maxwell
William Mayhew
A. E. Miller
Walter L. Miller
Henry B. Sanders
Susie Shortly
R. J. Sloan
W. P. Smith
Allen Thompson
Bessie Trader
Margaret A. Welton
W. W. Wilkinson
Mary Winter
Samuel Woolford
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. David's Society
Eagle Horse Cellier
West Main Street
Powell
Louis Bianchetti
Fort Pitt
Pittsburch
Daniel Powell
P Veil
James Stewart
Washington Street
Eckhart
Mount Savage
Fiber Plaster Co
Maryland Wood Fiber Plaster & Supply Company
Narrows
Lawrence Willison
Olin Gannett
Uriah Jones
Charles W2ilard
George Willison
G. D. Hocking
Edward Willison
Geo. Jones
Social Notes
Order of Hibernians
Mullaney's
Frederic Foster Snow
Mullaney’s Hall
Stanton’s Hall
Genevieve Naughton
Frances Naughton
Angella Mattingly
Nora Stowall
Mary Joe Barrett
John Collins
James Hiner
William Dowling
William Brannon
Arthur Walsh
Edward Morgan
Thomas Moran
Gerard Thompson
Joseph Thompson
Richard Mullaney
Sadie Kaylor
Anna Kaylor
Margaret Dunn
Thomas J. Malloy
George Fannon
Youngstown
Ohio
Fannon
Edward Fannon
Central Quint
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
Beall High School
Lonaconing Quint
Armory
National Bank
M. A. Patrick
W. N. Shultice
John Mackie
Edward F. Holing
Geo. W. Staup
Chares Bowden
H. Clay Thursh
Chas
A. Suter
H. C. Thursh
Leslie Kilroy
Billy” Sey
Yeah. P
Rostburg
Osite P. O
Jacob Hafer
Frostb
Uneeda Biscuit
Prince of
Zu Zu
National Biscuit Company
Lonacgning
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Citizens National Bank
Actiozl Pers
German Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
THE
George L. Wellington
Hugh A McMullen
W. L. Morgan
Coahier
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles G
GEO, D. Landwehr
George L. En
GRO. D
ANI
Dwehr Vice Secsidenk
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
James A. McHenry
GEO
D! Landwehr
Conrad
Cumberland, Maryland
Usman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Merman
Bureau of Cumberland Press
Carl C. Firle
Paradise Borough
James B. Clise
Henry F. Charles
William Donahue
Ocean
Consolidation Coal Company
Michael J. McDermott
W. E. Myers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
K. of Crooms
Miller
Cavanaugh Halls
Poland
Firle
Byrnes
Athletic Association of Central High School
W. VA
Etor
Llery
Ake Mechan
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Michigan Ave
Ohicaco
Edison Electric Ill. CO
Union St
Detroit
Windsor
J. G. Zilch
Centre St
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