Beall High Class Day Exercises Highlight 1914 Graduation
The 1914 Beall High School class held its Class Day in the Assembly Hall with programs including the class president’s address, roll call, poems, histories, will, instrumental, senior records, and a farewell to teachers. Officers include President Thomas F. McMannis, Secretary Lillian M. Spicer, and Treasurer Olivia J. Jenkins. A State Normal folder was issued at cost, funded by subscriptions from Frostburg individuals and businesses totaling $4.00.
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Beall High
Beall High School
Long
Thomas McMannis
Lillian Spier
Eleanor Richardson
Agnes Howatt
Earl Meteor
Carl Ehm
Nina Tuvin
Olivia Jenkins
Crass
Tol Watson
Lawrence Rank
Minnie Skidmere
Chrisian Kaefer
Ruth Englesh
Christian Spitanas
M Dleanor Smith
Nicholas Metzger
Edgar Llewellyn
Thomas Fe, McMannis
Lillian M. Spicer
Olivia J. Jenkins
State Normal
Frostburg
Palace Theatre
Fieet National Bank
Fidelit
Savenns Bank
Citizens National Bank
Otto Hohing & Sons
Frostburg Opera House
Frederick Wehner
Hitch
Flag Day Observed at Frostburg Lodge with Exercises
Frostburg Lodge No. 476 B P O E observed Flag Day with appropriate exercises in their lodge room Monday evening, largely attended. Dancing followed the program. Donations included cereals and eggs to Miners Hospital from The Shaft public school led by Miss Carrie Haberlein. Community notices list numerous local name visits and travels of residents and students.
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Frostburg Lodge No. 476
B. P. QC. Ellis
Shaft
Carrie Haberlein
Miners’ Hospital
Marriage of Frank Clewin Carter and Lena Hartung in Renova
Pennsylvania Railroad storekeeper Frank Clewin Carter and Lena Viola Hartung wed at the bride’s Bellevue Street home with Rev. C F Bergner presiding. Attendants Miss Mamie Hensie and Sr Zumberg. The bride, a 1911 Allegany Hospital graduate nurse, wore cream charmeuse lace gown and carried white sweet pea bouquet. Reception followed. couple to reside in Renova after July 1. Various guests included H A Carter, T B Williams of Altoona, and Mrs. John Frey of Baltimore.
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Frank Clewin Carter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renova
Lena Viola Hartung
Theodore Hartung
Bellevue Street
C.F. Bergner
Bedford Street
Mamie Hensie
Baltimore
Sr. Zumberg
Allegany Hospital
Carter
New York
Boston
H. A. Carter
T. B. Williams
Altoona
John Frey
Lonaconing Alumni Banquet Welcomes Class of 1914
The Central High School alumni banquets audience in the auditorium as it officially admits the Class of 1914. William McLane Somerville served as toastmaster with numerous toasts led by Leonard Kolmer and John O Rourke. Art Bros. of Midland catered. Nearby events include Dugan Glass Co building progress with Duncan Sloan unveiling the first dirt. Personal notes reveal visits and travels among locals and relatives.
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Alumni Association
Alumni Association of
Central High School
William McLane Somerville
Leonard E. Kolmer
R. A. Tennant
Jack Skilling
David Dixon
David Weinberg
John O’rourke
Central
A. F. Smith
Art Bros
Midland
Strawberry Festival at Mount Savage Ends in Success
The Mount Savage strawberry festival Monday evening, organized by St. George's Brotherhood at James Dunn's residence, featured Dunn's orchestra on the veranda. A Brotherhood smoker is planned for July 6. Closing exercises for Patrick's School occur next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with a pleasing program. Omar Thompson visits Cumberland to see her aunt Mrs Snyder.
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St. George’s Brotherhood
James Dunn
St. Patrick’s School
Omar Thompson
Cumberland
Mes, Margaret Snyder
Barton High School Alumni Dance at The Casino
The Barton High School Alumni Association held a banquet and dance at the Casino Staging Reynolds Monday evening. The hall featured class colors gold and black and ferns and flowers. Ort Bros. of Midland catered the elaborate banquet while toasts honored the school, reminisced about school days, and celebrated the alumni and their guests.
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Barton High School
Reynold
Ort Bros. of
Midland
Bessie Inskeep
Tri Towns Health Conference and Local Council Meeting Notice
A health conditions conference is set in Westernport with Maryland state sanitary officials and local corporate authorities this afternoon. Piedmont mayor and council hold a regular meeting tonight. Also notes: Mrs A B McCandish heads east on an automobile trip. Mrs John C Brydon returns home to Somerset Pa. Emil Nefflen bequeaths property to daughter Bertha Nefflen. Rev M A Ray recovering from appendicitis. Mrs Claude W Greiter Jr ill. Mrs Robert C McCandlish Sr relocates to Cowen W Va where Mr McCandlish is bank cashier.
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Maryland
Westernport
A. B. McCandish
Points
East
John C. Brydon
Allen L. Luke
Luke
Somerset
Emil Nefflen
Bertha Nefflen
M. A. Ray
Cumberland
Claude W. Greiter, Jr
Robert C. McCandlish, Sr
Cowen
W. Va
McCaneish
Wisconsin bankers embark four day northern outreach tour
The Wisconsin Bankers Association leads a four day briefing trip starting this evening to acquaint southern Wisconsin bankers with northern resources and the Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company. Officers intend to begin the tour to promote loans using Wisconsin land as security and connect lenders with landowners across the state.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company
Wisconsin Banker's Association
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Assn Meets in Stillwater
The annual convention of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association opens in Stillwater Minnesota with river terminal plans to be debated by experts from five states. The Panama Canal could shift freight to the Mississippi, lowering costs but affecting eastern markets and railroads. Gov Major of Missouri attends as a guest of Minnesota’s Gov Eberhardt.
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Stillwater
Minn
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Executive Council
Panama Canal
Mississippi River
Gov. Major
Missouri
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Wholesale Grocers' Convention Opens in Minneapolis
The National Wholesale Grocers' Association of the United States begins a three day convention in Minneapolis Minnesota with morning sessions only. Speakers include J G Winkler Minnesota Food Commissioner James H Lewis Illinois Senator and A O Eberhardt Minnesota Governor. A Yellowstone Park tour is planned at the close of the convention.
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Wholesale Grocers’ Convention
Minneapolis
Minn
National
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of the
United States
J. G. Winkler
Minnesota
James H. Lewis
Illinois
A. O. Eberhardt
Yellowstone Park
Community Moose fund drives Fourth of July river fireworks
A Loyal Order of Moose committee seeks donations for a free Fourth of July fireworks display on the river near the Moose Home. Contributions listed include 265 from the Loyal Order of Moose and multiple local businesses and individuals.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Gross Brothers
Leckemby & Cumiskey
the Cumberland Press
the Kenneweg Co
Certak
Bom Ce
R. D. Johnson Milling Co
Iseeman Brewime Coa. Co
John
McCauley
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Thomas & Brown
Prestburg
Cumberland Press Office
Ladies Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Miner’s Hospital
Gladstones Hotel
Rebeth Gibby
Welsh Hill
Milelen Lock
Hyndman
J. M. Dennison
Ana Marshall
Norman School
St. Michael’s
James Slater
Caro
N. Y
Victor Bennett
Chester Headley
Beallich School
Nakomis
Milargaret
Mary McMillan
George McMillan
Christina Bauer
Chicago
John W. Porter
Lonaconing
LeDane McMillan
Philadelphia
Sarah McMillan
Susan Goodwin
Moa
Edward Goodwin
Meyersdale
Mary Goodwin
Thelma Cooper
Mere
Robert Coper
Virginia Cooper
Araula Brown
Frederick
Philip Brown
Orpah Ashby
State Normal School
Oakland
Cleveland
Detroit
Noah Beeman
McCulloh Street
Hazel Boyles
Mamie
Margaret English
Lena Heller
Juniata
Andrew Engle
Borden Shaft
William J. Stokes
Pittsburg
Ethel
Viola Broadne
Grantsville
Sarah C. Frost
Robert Armstrong
Atlantic City
E. B
Secc Sooo Os
Carter ~ Hartung
George Street
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
M. E. Church, South
A. G. Bowen
J. R. Port Mess
Upton Dawson
Carrie Dawson
Nell Robb
Charles Rice
Attie Endsley
Walter Campbell
Carrie Stillwagon
Hervey Willison
G. Grimes
W. E. Frazee
John S. Grayson
Nettie Gillespie
Charles Meader
Charles Lanner
Miss Schlundt
Rebecca Schlundt
Bedford Road
Magie
Professor Bray
Iva Norris
Bradour
Rebekahs
Colfax Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Emma Welf
Margaret Kear
Rebekah
Allegany County
Carrie C. Walsh
Clarence Jones
Daniel Jones
Margaret Love
Strasburg
James Love
Margaret Dunn
University Hospital
David Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
Isaac Arbogast
Oldtown
Rev
Lynn Arbogast
Mount Savage
Tri-Towns
Piedmont
Bankers
Adv
Baltmore St
German Savings Bank
Lars
Man Savings Bank
Institute
Business Confidentiak
ENS
Tional
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
George & Ngton
Presid
G. A. McMullen
Rgan
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles G
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
Hetzel
Enry J. Glick
Coppiens National Bank Building
OAS Bank
George L. Wellington
Cumberland, Maryland
C. G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Conrad
John Schiller
Jusman Rosenbalm
J. N. M. Brandi
H. A. Bachman
Imerman
Moose
Kf Frederick
Ain Valley
Kean’'s
Adj
the Evening Press
L. Popp . St
P.O. Frostburg, Md
S. P. T. T. (Society For Prevention of
Daytom
L. Long
E. Union St
Frostburg, Md
Durke
Jacob Hafer
Jy MD
Day
Rederick S Worla
Piano House
Victrolas
Victrola Club
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
Red
Versailles
Issouri
Econd
Kels@calfivery
South Liberty
H. M Kline
Broadway
Spouti
Cumberland Press
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