Miss Anastasia O'Brien Dead in Washington D C
Miss Anastasia O'Brien of Washington D C died at 37 after a yearlong illness of head and throat disease. Survived by mother Mrs Bridget O'Brien, brother Thomas of New York City, and sister Nell at home. Burial at Holy Name Catholic Church on Pighth street. funeral details noted.
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Anastasia O’brien
Washa
D. C
el Jackson
East Loo Street
Miss O'Brien
Frostburg
Bridget O'Brien
Thomas
New York City
Nell
Eighth Street
Holy Name Catholic Church
Pighth Street
Jackson
Peter Wagner
Cumberland
John Youngerman
Lyric Flats
L. A. Parnell
Pittsburgh
Gilbert Pfaff
Spring Street
Moses Bear
Robert Russell
William Bradley
Lonaconing
Feastburg
Charlies Green
Grahamtown
Gomas Broadwater
George Myrend
Bond
George Broadwater
Joseph Cutter
Regina Cutter
Wright's Crossing
John Inskip
Emma Whitacre
Okonoko
Rhoda Davies
Welsh Hill
John McGuire
Oak Street
Lance Leroy
Ridgeley
W. Va
Mary Johns
Frost Avenue
Ethel Steward
Western Maryland Hospital
Robert Pascoe
Robert, Jr
Washington
Fred Schofield
Kate Hanson
Deer Park
J. W. Meese
Ida Winner
Centennial Street
Otto Hohing
James Sloan
Eckhart
James Scobie
Joseph McKenna
Helena Gantt
Bessie Craze
Anna Mitchell
John T. Lewis
George Lewis
William J. Lewis
West Loo Street
Birthday Party in Honor of Jennie Boyd Seventeenth
A birthday party was held by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boyd for their daughter Jennie’s seventeenth birthday. Guests included many local youths and several adults. a luncheon followed with vocal and instrumental music as the main features. Burns Celebration Tomorrow Night hosted by Odd Fellows Longconing Lodge No 85 will include a Scotch supper and a program led by George Coristorphine with songs and performances by Gray's Orchestra and others.
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Alex. Boyd
Jennie
Liza
Jessie Wilson
Thelma Nichols
Etta Knatz
Jane McAlpine
Margaret Patten
Irene Fisher
Ruth Clark
Margaret Flynn
Nettie
Marie Hehing
May Boyd
Messrs
Earl Hallbaugh
Francis Metz
Chester Jones
William Grandstaff
William Carr
Samuel Ladato
Mayron Reeves
Thomas Flynn
Raymond Shaidt
David Schollick
Osie Boyd
George Dean
Walter Grandstaff
Clarence Robinson
Earnest Fear
Percy White
Conrad Holing
George Eichhorn
Burns Executive Committee
Order of Odd Fellows
Longconing Lodge No
Scotts
Allegany County
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge
George Coristorphine
Rantin Robin
Kyle
Robin
Piedmont Council Approves Restaurant Permit and City Contract
Piedmont City Council met in regular session at the town hall with Mayor Harry Bucy and Recorder J. C. Robertson presiding. A permit was granted to the Rogers sisters to operate a restaurant in the Morgan building at Childs and Railroad avenues after County Court review. the city’s water works contract with Westernport was read and passed with signatures.
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Piedmont
Piedmont City
Hiarry Bucy
J. C. Robertson
C. T. Neff
W. A. Gardner
Rogers Sisters
Morgan Building
Childs
Railroad Avenues
Piedmont Water Works Co
City of
Westernport
Childs Avenue
Howe's big city show tests navy gunnery at Maryland
The Missouri battleship crew faces a severe gun test as Lyman H. Howe photographers arrange filming from a risky turret location under Navy secrecy. The event precedes Howe's theater program at the Maryland Theatre with Arthur Chatterdon and a run of performances including A Grain of Dust and Osman Comedy features. Seats are in demand for the January dates.
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Howe
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Lyman H. Howe
Missouri
Maryland Theatre
Arthur Chatterdon Company
Arthur Chatterdon
James N. Hackett
New York
Osman
Maryland
U S Producers Urged to Form Trade Pools for Exports
W L Saunders of Ingersoll Rand told the National Foreign Trade Convention in St. Louis that price fixing and trade pools among American producers could boost exports. He argued Sherman law does not prohibit such pools for abroad sales and urged systematic cooperation to help small manufacturers enter foreign markets.
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John J. Arnold
Chicago
St. Louis
W.L. Saunders
Ingersoll-Rand Company
New York
America
Planters’ Hotel
United States
H. C. Lewis
National Paper & Type Co
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Coo & Schchoholchom
Hohchohge
Ochoohohchocho
Miss O’brien
Powell's Cafe
Arion
Powell
Billy Osman Co
Lyric
Hila
Mable McAlpine
Seccesess
Costorphen
Lochlemand
William Gowan
Henry McKinnon
George Costorphen
Gray
Scotch Orchestra
Meyersdale
William C. Amnott
Alex Gowns
Alex Allelbott
John Smith Johns Gowans
Henry Gilles
Andrew Prodie
John Allerdice
John Adibett
William Cuthbertson
Coney Juniors
Mt. Savage
Firemen’s Armory
Stewart
Richmond
Scott
Fisher
M* Savage
Mont
Koontz
Lankaster
Wen Krump
Lancaster
Krump
Koontzow
Central High School
Midland
Spear’ Hall
East Main Street
Central Quin
Piedmont High Schoo
Arthur Hamilton
Wendell W. Va
Alex Sloan
Baltimore
J. Niway
Ent
Zimmerly, Md
Billy
S. Watersst
P. O
Jacob Wafer
Wight and Day
Graham
National Biscuit
Tretowns
The
Cumberland Press
R A. Hoffmeister
Yaste
K. Joseph Baumann
Representative
Rantan
Rantin
Rovin
Rolin
Gray's Orchestra
Mr. Coristorphine
Bonnie Doon
William Foote
Balillochmyle
Pha
Elizabeth Costorphen
Thrasher
Leslie Thrasher
Wilmington
Del
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Thrasher
Blaine
Blaine Five
P. Armory
William Morgan
Acorn ‘Cafe
Allen L. Luke
D. F. Graham
Mary Rowland
Kitzmiller
Tri-Towns
Fier and Son L
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Michigan Ave
Citizens National Bank
George L. Wellington
A. McMullen
W. Wer
George L. Wellingts
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
White
Charles G
GEO, D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
Nine Oy
Glic Lzskid
GRO. D. Landwehr Vicw
Cumberland, Maryland
C. G. Holzshu
GRO. D
Landwehr Conra
G. Holzshu
John Schiller
3USMAN
Moryland Theatr
Self
McMullen Bros
Nisha Ween Owl
U.S
Arthur
Miss Bushnell
Powell’s Cafe
Frostburg, MD
Detroit
Windsor Garage & Taxicab Co
South George Street
Ford
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