Five to Graduate Tonight from La Salle Institute
La Salle Institute holds closing exercises for class of 1914 at Carroll Hall North Centre street at 7 45 pm. Diplomas and medals will be awarded after final examinations completed yesterday with public invited and no admission charge.
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la Salle
Carroll Hall
North Centretreet
John D. Barrett
Fausten May
Robert Erimet Flynn
Albert G
Vincent A. Buckholtz
la Salle Institute
St. Peter and Pawi’s Hall
Robert E. Lee
Albert G. Sell
Emmett
Richard F. McMullen
Operette
Father Brady Celebrated 10th Priest Anniversary at Meyersdale
The Meyersdale Catholic rectory hosted a June 17 celebration for Rev Weather J J Brady marking a decade since his ordination. Priests from nearby towns joined an eight course dinner and a 7 to 10 pm reception. gifts included a $54 purse and a gold match-safe. John Logue led the presentation praising Brady, while Damico and Ceffaro funded keepsakes. Brady, pastor of St Philip and St James, is favored by parishioners and resides in Lonacon, Somerset County.
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High Street
Meyersdale
Weather J. J. Brady
Father Brady
J. T. Burns
Wm. Merz
Connellsville
J. P. Nelan
Lonaconing
James Quinn Midland
A. Scarpati
Barton
Gus Damico
Frank Ceffaro
George Logue
Damico
Josephine Damico
James L.xon
Gusico
Philip and James Catholic
Lonacon
Maryland bankers elect officers at Cape May meeting
The Maryland States Bankers Association elected officers including Lewis J. Ort as vice president at large and Daniel Annan to the administration committee. George A. Gehr was chosen president, with Seamen Galway named to the governor’s or administrative body. Also noted is a separate report on James Galway facing ostracism aboard the Empress of Ireland inquiry. Chautauqua ticket sales announced with outlets in several local stores.
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Ort
Annan Q
Maryland States Bankers Association
Cape May
Lewis J. Ort
First National Bank of Midland
Daniel Annan
Second National Bank of Cumberland
George A. Gehr
First National Bank, Westminster
Galway
Quebec
James Galway
Neff case heard as motorcycle speeding charge sent to Baltimore
Attorneys Prager and Barnard left for Baltimore to present Frank Neff's case before Commissioner Roe. Neff, charged with excessive speed near McKenzie's Narrows on April 28, allegedly sped, though his bike with license No 407 was in repair, leading to a docket dispute at Justice Haines's hearing.
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Saul Prager
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Baltimore
Frank Neff
Harry A. Roe
Neff
McKenzie
The
Narrows
Justice Haines
National Pike
Mediation in Mexico Peace Effort Near Collapse
Niagara Falls reports mediation to end the Mexican conflict is near failure as Senor Noon the Argentine mediator returns to Washington from Cambridge Mass. He plans talks with Secretary Bryan and President Wilson while overlooking the American commissioners in Niagara Falls in a bid to salvage the process.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
Noon
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Senor Noon
Bryan
Wilson
Fire Traps 200 Miners in Liege Colliery Blast
A mine explosion at the Viel demarthage colliery in Liege Belgium traps 200 miners underground while 400 workers were in the mine. Rescue teams form quickly as efforts focus on freeing the entombed men with two hundred escaping to safety.
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Liege
Belgium
Vieldemarthage
Setty Seeks Year in Ward for Sobriety
Getty, charged again with drunkenness before Justice Tleck, pleaded for a year in the House of Correction to avoid whiskey. The court, after reminder of a prior appearance, sentenced him to thirty days, though Getty urged for a year to reform.
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Ton Getty
Tleck
House of Correction
Getty
Wyant Injuries Not Serious After Oldtown Road Accident
Peter Wyant, 52, of near Cumberland, was thrown from his buggy on Oldtown road and landed on his head. He suffered head injuries and a broken bone in his left hand, was taken to Alleghany Hospital unconscious, but doctors reported injuries not serious. The buggy wrecked.
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Peter Wyant
Cumberland
Oldtown Road
Allegany Hospital
C. S. Bove
Wyants
Miss Margaret Wilson Arrives For Civic Secretaryship Meet
Madison on June 19 reports Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President arrives to attend the preliminary convention on Civic secretaryship. She traveled from Chicago after attending the Federation of Women's Clubs convention there.
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Madison
Wis
Margaret Wilson
Suffragists Burn Episcopal Church in Beckenham After Victory
London June 19 militant suffragists burned an Episcopal church in Beckenham after wrecking the interior and piling pews as fuel to celebrate winning a conference with Premier Asquith.
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London
Asquith
Beckenham
Mexico Congress backs Huerta in extraordinary session
In Mexico City on June 19 the congress convened in extraordinary session and passed a vote of confidence for the Huerta administration while refusing to accept General Huerta's resignation as interim president.
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Vera Cruz
Mexican Congress
Mexico City
Huerta
Bank Closes Temporarily in Bathallo After Probe
The Farmers State Bank of Bathallo, a family owned institution, was temporarily closed by State Bank Examiner John Schuilens after an overnight investigation. The closure follows a routine examination and is intended to safeguard depositors until further notice.
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Springfield
Lil
Farmers State Bank
Bathallo
Munday
John Schuilens
Caveny Duo Highlight Lyceum Cartoonist Act at Lincoln Chautauqua
Marie M. Caveny and her husband Mr. Caveny bring a refined Lyceum program to Lincoln on the fifth with Crayon song illustrations clay modeling and impersonations. The couple are touted as leading Chautauqua attractions and expected to draw a full tent with polished artistry and detail.
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Caveny
Lyceum
Marie M. Caveny
Coreny
Cayvenys
America
Southern society events and notices in brief
The Ladies Adult Bible class of Southminster Presbyterian Church hosts an ice cream and cake festival on the church lawn tonight with lantern decorations. Red Men and Kiowa Tribes attend a Westernport celebration for Black Hawk Tribe honoring Great Sachem Jacob Stump. About 200 couples attend a cabaret at Daisy's Hall featuring Miss Jessie Herriott and Mr. Morgan with Prof. Daisy's Orchestra under Elks and Knights of Columbus auspices. Birthday party honors Virginia Feeser with many friends. Miss Elsie Dawson and H. Clifton Lehr wed. Rev. Dr. Joseph Dawson officiates. out-of-town guests listed. Marquet Social Club of St. Mary's Church plans its third anniversary with cards and dancing on July 22.
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Southminster Presbyterian Church
Westernport
Jacob Stump
Jessie Herriott
Charles Morgan
Washington, D. C
Daisy’s Hall
Daisy
Cumberland Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Kunigunda Dawson
Rose Hill Avenue
Elsie S. Dawson
H. Clifton Lehr
Altoona
Joseph Dawson
Center Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Brengle
Barbara Schilling
Joseph Schilling
Charleroi
Henry Lehr
Frostburg
George Lehr
St. Mary’s Church
Oldtown Road
St. Mary’s Hall
Personal notices from Cumberland and nearby towns
Mrs R R Lanner of Oakland visits her son in this city. Prof E A Browning moved furniture to his farm near McHenry. Mrs M G Miller and daughters Nancy and Gretchen of Cumberland are guests of the Gorsches. Michael Mattingly has returned from Mt St Marys College. Miss Lou Whalley returns from Newark Ohio. David A Robb travels to Baltimore on professional business. Miss Myrtle Coughenour and Miss Anna Bridegum of Connellsville visit Cumberland Frostburg and Somerset. T P Comuntzis of Cumberland voices interest in Russell movement. Miss Rose Mason of Cumberland visits Martinsburg. Claggett Loy of Cumberland visits Luckets Va. Master Raymond Loy visits Luckets. Mine Inspector William Walters reports dull work in George's Creek mines. Mayor George Stern attends Elks dance at Daisy's. Helen Achty, Randolph-Macon alumna, returns home for summer. delegate to Y M C A Southern Convention and attends Wilson College commencement. Thomas M Whedbee of Baltimore returns from South America. lumber concessions from Bolivian government. Mrs Mary C Mullin critically ill with paralysis. Master Walter Montigning vacationing at Great Cacapon WV. Mr and Mrs James Hawkbaker of Chambersburg visit. Miss Eleanor Cropp of Los Angeles visits then goes to Oakland. Colonel John Keating and family attend funeral in Winchester. Mr and Mrs William Conley and family return from Baltimore and Washington. Mr and Mrs Clarence Gerhart plan visit to Atlantic City and Sunbury. W E Yarnall returns from fishing trip on Potomac. Miss Annie Corrigan departs for West Newton, PA.
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R. R. Lanner
Oakland
E. A. Browning
J. C. Kendall
McHenry
M. G. Miller
Nancy
Gretchen
Cumberland
Gorsuch
Fourteenth Street
Wheeling
Michael Mattingly
York Street
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Lou Whalley
Mary Street
Newark
Ohio
David A. Robb
Baltimore
Myrtle Coughenour
Anna Bridegum
Connellsville
Frostburg
Bedford Springs
Somerset
T. P. Comuntzis
Grafton Sentinel
Rose Mason
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Wva
Luckets
William Walters
Midland
George’s Creek
George Stern
Blue Ridge
N. C
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Thomas M. Whedbee
George H. Hepburn
Maryland Avenue
Wedbee
South America
Hepburn
Whedbee
Bolivan
Bolivia
Mary C. Mullin
Alfred Reid
Paca Street
Walter Montignant
Ward Allamong
Great Cacapon
Ww. Va
James Hawkbaker
John Stahl
Eleanor Cropp
Los Angeles
Cal
Sue Baldwin
William
Potomac
Annie Corrigan
Atom
West Newton, A
Surgeons Attend Twenty-Fifth Baltimore and Ohio Meeting
Dr. Arthur H. Hawking sails for Washington to join the Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons at its twenty-fifth annual meeting. About 125 B and O surgeons participate, with a visit to Mount Vernon aboard the Charles MacAllister. A Raleigh roof garden dance caps the Raleigh meeting before Hawking proceeds to Philadelphia and Atlantic City for the American Medical Association session.
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Arthur H. Hawking
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons
Baltimore and Ohio
Mount Vernon
Charles MacAllister
Raleigh Hotel
Raleigh
Hawkins
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Fire at Frederick street sheds used by Eyler Fruit and Grocer Co
An alarm for the Central Fire Department sent this morning found a fire in sheds in a Frederick street yard used by Eyler Fruit and Grocer Co to store empty boxes. Flames spread briefly before being checked with chemicals.
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Central Fire Department
Frederick Street
Eyler Fruit and Grocer Co
Large crowd at Cresaptown Barn Dance in Gunning's barn
A large crowd attended the Barn Dance at Cresaptown last evening in Gunning's new barn. About twenty five automobiles from Cumberland plus attendees from Frostburg and nearby areas were present. Refreshments were served during the event.
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Cresaptown
Gunning
Cumberland
Frostburg
Harvard Wins Boat Race in New London
Harvard secures victory in the boat race held in New London Connecticut with a decisive performance reported by Flash on June 19. The matchup featured Harvard prevailing over rival crews in a brisk river course.
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Harvard
New London
Conn
Visiting Cards Engraved or Printed at The Evening Press
An advertisement notes options for visiting cards either engraved or printed, offered by The Evening Press for custom stationery needs.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Picnic Draws Large Crowd
The Sunday school picnic at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church was held at Narrows Park and drew a record crowd for the year. Attendees filled the park with baskets and supper parties as an enjoyable afternoon and evening concluded the event.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Narrows Park
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Les C. Reichert
James J. Schriver
Leo J. Zitman
David J. Lewis
M.C
Thomas Kean
Norman Sell
Edward Ryan
John Miller
William Kean
Donald Ward
Richard Coule Hn
Hugh McMullen
Raymond Kean
Gerald Finan
George Habig
Frederick Templeton
William Brode
Martin Snyder
Gerard Doerner
Martin Connelly
Joseph Snyder
Victor May
Charles Shaffer
Francis Little
Marcus Reinhard
Francis Kelly
John Glick
Eugene Keech
James Welsh
John Egan
George Buzzard
Joseph Glick
Paul Weisenmiller
Eugene Kean
Joseph Car
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Lichtenstein’s
Foltzman’s
Morrison Music Company
Lincoln
Ier
Kodak
Pharmacy
Setty
Wyant
Miss Wilson
Bilt
Newport
N. Y
Borden Company
Pureha Pharma
Chrutauqua System
Lotal Continuiitg
Per
Absol
Evening Press
Lawn Festival
Virginia Feeser
C. A. Feeser
Park Street
Dorothy and
Phillis Glison
Kathryn Myers
Margaret
Ruth Gleichman
Elizabeth Miller
Marion Fisher
Wanita McElfish
Kathleen McElfish
Kathleen Adams
Pauline Hartsock
Helen Diehl
Elizabeth Eyler
Julia Coniff
Kathleen Nicewarner
Charlotte Skyles
Mary Kathryn Stickman
Edna Shoemaker
Inez Shoemaker
Elizabeth Wilson
Louise Willison
Lehi Dawson
Marquette Social Club
ST. Paul's
McMullen Bros
McMu
Ayivon
Sishon
Freuerppert’s
North Centre Street
Burton
North Liberty Street
Baltimore Strait
Leader Garage
Orland
Keys Hotel
J. J. Zapf
Wienewief
National Painless Dentists
Baltimore St
Cincinnati
E. B. Claybrook
Norfolk and Western Association of Railway Surgeons
Mullen Bros
Alou
Ose
Huyler
APY
Comercial Savings Bank
Eastman
Lichtenstein
Dros
Mch
Atd
of Bros
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