Frostburg Area News Turns To Juniors Reunion And Local Events
The fifteenth annual Jr. Co. U. A. M. reunion of Allegany County will be held at Frostburg on Saturday June 5 with expectations of the largest turnout yet. Attendees from Oaklanda Bedford Meyersdale Salisbury Keyser Blaine Piedmont Germania Thomas Davis and Elkins W. V. will be invited. Mary Elizabeth Weslow married Harry S. Frankenberry at the bride’s Allegany home with Archibald Wade and Annie Weston as attendants. The couple plans a wedding trip to Eastern cities before settling in Frostburg. The day’s notices also cover local deaths and community visits as residents plan trips to Columbus Ohio Fort Wayne Indiana and Virginia places, plus births and social events.
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Allegany County
Oaklanda
Bedford
Meyersdale
Salisbury
I.a
Keyser
Blaine Piedmont
Germania
Asiss Mary Elizabeth Weslow
Harry 5
Frankenberry
Thomas Frankenberry
Mt. Savage
Allegany
Nuv
F. H. Crissman
Archibald Wade
Thin Place
Annie Weston
Mr. Brankenberry
Frostburg
Henry Weslow
W. E. G. Hitchins
Elizabeth Hitchins
W. R. Percy
Clifton Hosken
Mr. Hitchins
Oakland
Columbus
Ohio
George Percy
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Typhoid and deaths mark Lonaconing area obituaries
The funeral of Mrs. George Knatz and the death of Theodore R. Taylor are noted along with typhoid cases in Piedmont and local illnesses. Surviving relatives and local officials are listed, including Cameron siblings, postmaster John McFarland’s birthday events, and social notices from the area.
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George Knatz
Cumberland
Oak Hill Cemetery
James Watson
Hugh Stafford
Lonaconing
John Aldridge
Mt. Savage
Messrs
William
Robert
James
John Cameron
Leavell to Speak on Sunday School Work at Buckhart Church
ECKHART L O Leavell, field secretary of the Maryland Baptist Sunday School Association, will deliver an address on Sunday school work at Buckhart Baptist Church this evening and again on successive nights through Monday June 22. He is described as an entertaining speaker.
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L. O. Leavell
Maryland Baptist Sunday School Association
Buckhart Baptist Church
Mr. Leavell
Miss Sue Sheetz Hurt In Fall At Home Keyser
Miss Sue Sheetz suffered a serious fall at her Keyser home on Tuesday when a porch railing broke. She was unconscious briefly but regained consciousness with medical aid and remains in distress. Assistant yardmaster H E Kloss appointed for B and O at Keyser.
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A. A. Jordan
R. H
Richard Keys
Charles Town
Emily Hall
New York City
Germany
Wm. H. Jackson
L. M. Bomberger
Hoffman Hospital
St Patrick’s School Mt Savage to Close With Programs
Closing exercises for St Patrick’s School Mt Savage set for next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Mullaney’s Hall. Ten graduates include three from the commercial department led by Genevieve Naughton and, in academics, Mary Campbell and Isabelle Thompson. The program features the operetta Old Glory or the Boys of 76 and the cantata The May Queen with student participants and several drills.
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St. Patrick's School
St. Patrick’s School
Mt. Savage
Mullaney
Commercial Department
Fleliodore Crosse
Martha Heneckel
Angela Mattingly
Genevieve Naughton
Margaret Witte
Agatha Witte
Hazel Yantz
Edward McNamee
Francie Monaghan
Edward Blake
Matthew Campbell
George Farrell
Michael Cunningham
Thomas McNamee
Earl Bridges
Lawrence Henckel
Earl Walsh
George Deffinbaugh
James Boyle
John
Nicodemus
Heliodora Cross
Isabelle Thompson
Francis Naughton
Typhoid Fever Meeting in Piedmont Involves State Official
Dr S L Jepson of Wheeling West Virginia secretary of the state board of health met in Piedmont to address the typhoid fever situation with local health board members city attorney and officials. He advised boiling of ...
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S. L. Jepson
Wheeling
W. Va
State Board of Health
Piedmont
Z. T. Kalbaugh
D. J. Long
E. H. Parsons
T. L. Wilson
J. G. Abbott
A. B. Kalbaugh
R. M. Crane
Board of
Sports Talk Preview Links Polo, Rowing, Boxing Across Nations
New York reports polo games and intercollegiate rowing at Poughkeepsie with Cornell Columbia and Syracuse in form. London boxing set to stage two world championship style fights featuring John and Ritchie Welsh. Ralph Craig joins Bloomington outfield while Barney Goodman promotes bouts for Louis Pappas Yoakum. Curley Brown plans Havana race meeting. Bob Groom facing scrutiny in St Louis. Otto Nye joins St. Louis Nationals with Springfeld ties and Del Coronado comes up in Canadian breeding news.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
London
Jack John Oas
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Otto Nye
Springfeld
St. Louis Nationals
Nye
Howard Shanks
del Coronado
California
Moose Club seeks Fourth of July riverfront fireworks funding
A Loyal Order of Moose committee asks for contributions for a free Fourth of July display on the river near the Moose Home. Donors listed include Leckemby & Cumiskey and local firms such as The Cumberland Press Evening Times Henneweg Co J. G. Grete & Ban Des ccessviss R. D. Johnson Milling Co German Brewing Co John & McCauley secs crocesas.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Leckemby & Cumiskey
the Cumberland Press
Evening Times
Dally
Henneweg Co
Revascvcee
J. G. Grete & Ban
Ccessviss
R. D. Johnson Milling Co
German Brewing Co
John & McCauley Secs Crocesas
Spaniard threatens to knife several Giants at Polo Grounds
A Spaniard from Santo Domingo named Pichardo, in uniform and practicing for days, threatened to stab half a dozen Giants in the Polo Grounds clubhouse. McGraw failed to remove him as he courted quarrels, then drew a six inch knife before two policemen seized him and expelled him into Eighth Avenue.
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New York
Pichardo
Santo Domingo
Giants
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Firerall
Eighth Avenue
Yale Harvard Regatta Opens Two Day Thames Race
Yale and Harvard rowers prepare on the Thames River in New London for a two day regatta. The varsity fours race is slated for today afternoon with the varsity eights contest set for tomorrow afternoon. Referee is Wm. V1. Merkelkahn of New York.
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Yale Harvard
New London
Conn
Thames River
Wm. V1
Merkelkahn
New York
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Prestburg
Call
Cumberland Press Office
Dr. O
U. A. M. Reunion
Prankenberry
Weslow
Adam Warner
Finzel
Tie
Union Mining Co
Warner
Reformed Church
St. John's Guild
William James
Bowery
Eva H. Jeffries
Gettysburg
May Hill
Harrisburg
George W. Hill
P. I. Griffith
Virginia
Nannie G. Greer
D. J. Griffith
Beall High School
Hotty
Frostburg Opera House
Secon
Frostburg Opera Ho
Pawle
Mary. Johns
America
Edgold
Baltimore St
Theodore R. Taylor
Theodore R
Marry Taylor
Franklin
John R. Hamilton
George's Creek
Water Board
Morgantown
Bella Tonrey
Ladies‘ Embroidery Club
Auction Bridge
Florence Renshaw
Renshaw
William Hines
Cincinnati
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Pritchard & Co
Adv
Rodda
Weirs Md.—Adv
Eckhart
Miss Sheets
Mount Savage
Tri-Towns
Chumbob
Ralph Craig
Salt Lake
Blomington
Ill
Ralph
Barney Goodman
Kansas City
West
Middle West
Goodman
Louis Pappas
Stanley Yoakum
Denver
Curley” Brown
Havana
Bob Groom
St. Louis
Groom
Citizens National Bank
Lars
Man Savings Bank
Ford
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
E Cupzens Ngpronal Bank Building
George
Wellington
Hugh
W. L. Morg
Cashie
Tors
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles G
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Fouter
G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
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George L. Wellington
Leatter Sie
L. Wellington Holzshu, James
A. McHenry, Geo. D. la, Ehr, Onrad
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
Cumberland, Maryland
Usman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Mmerman
Moose
John M. Street
Gross Brothers
Keane
Frederick
Its
Evening Press
Society
Long Usion St
Frostburg, Md
Mein O’rourke
Absolygel
Jacob Funera Froste
Victrolas
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Cumberland, Md
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Versailles
Souri
Uggs New'e Sexy
Kelso’s
Liberty Street
Aline Frostburg, Md
Cumberland Press
United States
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