Frostburg Notes and Society Plus New Automobiles
Frostburg headlines report circulation surpassing rivals, plus ads and notices. Rev A H Thompson of Waugh M E Church moves to Dakota Conference. Five new autos arrive for local residents. Guests visit, births and moves noted. Opera House to show Perils of Pauline serial with $25,000 prizes. schedule changes for Cumberland division trains announced.
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Dakota
A. H. Thompson
Waugh M. E
Washington, D. C
Grand Parks
N. D
F. M. McCoy
Mr. Thompson
Washington
Frostburg Opera House
United States
Pittsburg
Frostburg
Social Roundup: Local Residents Arrive and Depart
General Manager C. W. Galloway of the Baltimore and Ohio travels through Cumberland en route to Chicago while a stream of visitors and locals from Laurelhurst Kitzmiller Fairmont Connellsville Martinsburg and Elkins visit Cumberland or depart for summer or business. Emory Kirk visits Brunswick and J. W. Brennan attends the Knights of Columbus dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Chicago
Ella Hood Baxley
Laurelhurst
Howard County
W. H. Baxley
Zerba Walker
Elkins
Kitzmiller
A. Meyers
P. 8. Rowe
Confluence
John G. Shearer
Charleston
A. P. Rand
Emory Kirk
Brunswick
Rose
Margaret Byrne
Fairmont
Sarah Everett
Ferne Garner
Connellsville
John Everett
Nellie Morley
Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg
W. V
Lottie Daily
Berkeley’ Springs Station
W. Va
Thomas Williams
Alberta Schuyler
Anna Clark
Cr ‘Nnellsville
Robert Orr
Lonaconing
Alma Lyon
Philip Beenete
Madeli
Virginia
Thomas Dougherty
J. W. Brennan
New Knights of Columbus Honie
Lonaconing Sees Sharp Focus On Speeders
Lonaconing Mayor Smith orders police to watch for speed ordinance violators as motorists descend steep hills into town. Main street patrols will target drivers on the wrong side of the road. Miller’s Condition is Serious in Mine No 16 incident at Georges Creek Coal Company. third injury of this kind at the same mine. Will Morgan of Scotch Hill shows slight improvement from pneumonia. Nearby visitors from Connellsville and Meyersvale stay in Lonaconing with local hosts.
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Smith
Lonaconing
Main Street
Miller
Donald Miller
Georges Creek Coal Company
Will Morgan
Scotch Hill
Samuel Dobbie
Beryl
Clark
Bert Schuyler
Connellsville
Charles Wiliams
Jennie Montgomery
Eveyn Gornon
Meyersvale
Big Whiskey Still Captured Near Vivian
Revenue and McDowell County officers raided the largest moonshine operation found in the state. The still was in Boston Creek Hollow four miles from Vivian and about 1000 gallons of sour mash were destroyed. A 45 gallon whiskey barrel was found in a nearby hollow and more barrels are believed hidden. The operation had been running about three years with hundreds of gallons produced. Seventy eight sacks of meal were moved to the site recently, indicating the scale of business.
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Revenue
McDowell County
W. Va
Boston Creek Hollow
Vivian
Morgantown approves new high school bond by slim margin
In Morgantown on June 1 a $150,000 high school bond passed with only one fifth of the vote. Two fifths were required and 571 votes supported the measure, with 45 more needed to carry. With 72 votes cast for bonds, construction can proceed.
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Morgantown
Coneyites Deliver Big Win Over Midland in Lonaconing
McKenty's Coneyites routed Midland 12 to 2 at Lonaconing on June 1. Kenney pitched effectively after a rocky first inning while Railey sparked offense and Miller shone defensively. Grindell allowed 12 Midland safeties as Coney’s bats and defense dominated the game.
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oLnaconing
Grindell
Kenney
Midland
Raley
Miller
Kenny
Clark
Coney
Woods
Quinn
Gibson Praises Coffey as Promising Heavyweight Prospect
Veteran New York promoter Gibson lauds Coffey for superb physique and speed and a powerful punch. He notes Coffey’s fighting heart and willingness to endure punishment, while suggesting Coffey needs more experience which Gibson commits to provide under his management.
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Gibson
New York
Coffey
Get your E feet Edison fans at union street
A brief shout invites Edison fans to visit 14 Union Drive for merchandise and event updates. The note emphasizes enthusiasm and local reach without detailing products or dates.
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Union
Edison Electric Co
Union Sty
Sanatorium Opens for Nervous Ailments and Addictions
The sanatorium near Wills Creek, led by Dr. Wm J Ruppert of Baltimore, offers treatment for nervous diseases neurasthenia alcohol and drug addictions and related mental derangements. Located a thousand feet above historic waters with pure water and isolated setting, it promises individualized care and rapid restoration while inviting physician investigation and providing evidence of success from the Kitzmiller Maryland program.
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Kitzmiller
Wills Creek
Wm. J. Ruppert
Baltimore
Two Confirmed at Synagogue in Special Service
A special service at the Jewish synagogue yesterday confirmed Miss Ruth Shheffler and Miss Rebecca Danzig by Rabbi Baron. In his sermon he stressed loyalty to Judaism and the community. Music by Mrs. Frank Stein and Mrs. Albert Reuschlein with Joseph W. Young and Adeline Kline assisting. Washington reports Secretary Lane ridiculed Alaskan red tape and urged placing the territory under a three member development board with Alaska headquarters to manage natural resources, with related bills introduced in both Houses.
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Ruth Shheffler
Rebecca Danzig
Rabbi Baron
Frank Stein
Albert @. Reuschlein
Joseph W. Young
Adeline Kline
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Senate
House Committees On
Territories
Alaska
Lane
Painless dental service ad offers five dollar sets
An advertisement from the National Painless Dentists at 100 Baltimore St offers sets of false teeth for five dollars with painless extractions advertised free. The concise notice targets cost-conscious readers seeking affordable dental care.
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National Painless Dentists
Baltimore St
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Thomas & Brown
the Cumberland Press
C ‘Umberland Press Office
John 8. Brophy
Howard Hitchins
Arthur Hitchins
Davie Armstrong
James M. Porter
R. E. Strauss
Elmer Brooke
Walter
Sarah Keller
Vale Summit
Wivelyn Benson
Peabody Institute
John N. Benson
Max Shearer
South Water
Richard B. Beane
Gladstone Hotel
Edward Thomas
Wom
Mixa Laura Burdock
Greends
Elk Garden
Thomas
John Burdock
Agnes Burdock
Bik Garden
Carl Pressman
Jacob Pressman
Raymond A. Garrett
Cainesville
Levi P. DeWitt
J. Garrett
John Salb
Mary
Thomas G. Dillon
G. Kear Hosken
George K. Hosken
Samuel Garnett
Cumberland Divisio Ley Line
Wil B. m
Im. m
Tr. Sons
W. Trolurgiat
John E. Taylor
Tio Ll
Altimore St
Frostburg Opera
Rembrandt
John Salb At the Piano
Citizens National Bank
German Savings Bank
Bantetx
Lars
Instituti
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
Chizens National Bank
THE
Gitimans National Bank
George J. Wellington
Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
George L. Wellingto
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles C
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
Lishu
Cumberland, Maryland
George L. Wellington
C. G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Conrad
John Schiller
Eae AN Rosenbaum
N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Mmerman
James General
Broadway
hotéch@ld
Washington Crisps
Cumberland Press
Weill
North Centre Street
London
Ree
Evelyn Thaw
Stiva
Desire
Jacob Hafer
Day
Bender
Mberland
Firetour
Krostpurg
Eckhart
Clarygy
Longs
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Costburg
Baltim
Lenge
Ned
Pordenshand
Lonaconin
Reynolds
Leavia Westernpar
Akea
Barton
Frostburin
Lonning
Loneconin
Hirst
Westernpomm
Weauklins
Reynol
Moscow
Borden Shaft
Sossbury
FERD
Williams
Dof. Martiall
Crary Treasanen
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