Frostburg Boy Scouts Plan Rally at Casselman Park
Frostburg hosts the first annual Boy Scouts rally at Casselman Park on Saturday July 3 with a full day of demonstrations, parades, races, life saving displays, and an Indian dance led by Scouts and Indians. If rain delays, events move to Monday July 5.
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BOY Scouts
Casselman
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of
Frostburg
Casselman Park
Staunton’s Dam
Scout Orchestra
Scout Drum and Bugle Corps
Girl Scout
Carnival of Flowers Cantata at Zion Reformed Church
A Sunday evening cantata at Zion Reformed Church North Mechanic Street led by Rev R O Csatlos begins 7 30 pm Its title The Carnival of Flowers features Sun day school class members with duets trios motion songs choruses and roles led by Spring Eleanor Schade Memory and June Mildred Brown Love Read Robinette Purity Ida Drewonoski Joy Tilly Rudolph Queen of Roses Minnie Rice Angel of Flowers Ruth Hausmann Herald Fred Smith and Anna Buick Additional groups Buds of Promise Banner Bearers and Pansy Guards decorate the church Morning schedule includes Sunday school at 9 15 and German language services at 10 50.
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Zion Reformed Church
North Mechanic Street
R. O. Csatlos
Eleanor Schade
Mildred Brown
Read Robinette
Ida Drewonoski
Tilly Rudolph
Minnie Rice
Ruth Hausmann
Fred Smith
Anna _ Buick
Missing Cashier Found Near Detroit
Edward J. Hamill, 50, a bank cashier and coal operator from Kitzmiller Maryland, who vanished May 29 after traveling to Cumberland to catch a train to Clarksburg West Virginia on business, was found ill at Highland Park a Detroit suburb. D W Lemore, chief of police, telegraphed the update and Wv. P. Pew left to bring Hamill home after a continuous search.
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Edward J. Hamill
Kitzmiller
Cumberland
Clarksburg
W. Va
Highland Park
Detroit
Mich
D. W. Lemore
Hamill
Wv. P. Pew
West Side Repair Shop Ad Offers Bicycles and Sundries
Advertisement from West Side Repair Sf Supply Shop at 212 Fayette Street lists bicycles, repairs, lawn mowers, roller skates, baby buggies, and misc items for sale. States they fix items and return promptly with satisfaction. Phone 817-F. Je.19-11.
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Gurgpisi
West Side
Sf Supply
Fayette Street
Matrimony: Neff and Fiowe wed in Baltimore church ceremony
Dr J Edward Neff a Baltimore College of Dental Surgeons graduate and Miss Loise I Fiowe daughter of Mrs Carrie Rowe were married at Steawbridge Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore Rev Robert W Weech officiating A reception followed at 310 West Langale Street Neff will reside at 114 West Fayette Street after July 1 Gibbs Roy Gibbs of Parsons Pulp and Paper Company wed Miss Ethel May Baer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson Baer of near Dobbin W Va in the bride's home
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J. Edward Neff
Baltimore College of Dental Surgeons
Loise I. Fiowe
Carrie Rowe
W. B. Rowe
Aberdeen
Steawbridge Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Robert W. Weech
West Langale Street
Neff
Gibbs—Baer
Roy Gibbs
Parsons Pulp and Paper Company
Ethel May Baer
Harry Wilson Baer
Near Dobbin
W. Va
Promoted to High School From Centre Street Class
Eighteen pupils at Centre street public school have been promoted to the High School. The list includes Thelma Cowgill William Matthaci Archibald Hutchison Gustave Knier jem Laura Gallmeier Marie White Mildred Marean Clarence Violette.
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Centre Street
Thelma Cowgill
Wiliam Matthaci
Archibald Hutchison
Gustave Knierjem
Laura Gallmeier
Marie White
Mildred Marean
Clarence Violette
Bergner to Lead Service at Zion Lutheran Church
Rev. C. F. Bergner of St. Luke's Lutheran Church will conduct services at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Zion Lutheran on Bedford Road. The St. Luke's Missionary Society plans an ice cream festival on the church lot at Bedford and Columbia streets Thursday evening, June 24. Bergner recently returned from Loysville Pa where he attended a trustees meeting of the Trossier Orphans Home.
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C. F. Bergner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Bedford Road
The
Missionary Society of the St
C. F. Bergener
Loysville
Trossier Orphans’ Home
Mr. Bergner
Printers Hold Big Picnic Today in Cumberland
Cumberland Typographical Union No 244 hosts a large picnic at Narrows Park marking Cumberland’s first printers picnic in 23 years. Expected record turnout with dancing games and other amusements. committee includes Justice Charles O Roemer John H McCullough James Orr James Close and B Frank Walters.
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Cumberland Typographical Union, No. 244
Narrows Park
Cumberland
Charles O. Roemer
John H. McCullough
James Orr
James Close
B. Frank Walters
Obituary notices and community bereavements in Cumberland area
Obituary notices for William Weigand of Cumberland died after illness at 86 Columbia Street at 65 years. Sons and daughters listed with spouses, church ties to St Luke's Lutheran, and funeral arrangements pending arrival of son Charles F. Weigand. Also notice of Elizabeth Hendrickson's death after a paralytic stroke and long illness. services at Union Grove Church. Multiple other local obituaries, church services, weddings and community events summarized with dates and locations.
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William Weigand
Baltimore and Ohio
Columbia Street
Weigand
Cumberland
John Weigand
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Charles F. Weigand
Mills Hotels
New York
Frank J. Greenwald
Anna
Blanche Weigand
Samuel D. Ways
John Kemp
Chicago
Elizabeth Hendrickson
Somerfield Hendrickson
Charles 8S
Hendrickson
Baltimore
Rodgeway Terrace
Allegany Hospital
Edward Wilson
Miller
Oldtown
Maria Willison
Owen Willison
Patterson's Creek
W. Va
Carrie Wilkinson
Dallas
Texas
Susan Robinson
North Center Street
Hazen Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
William Vierpont
Joseph Dawson
Gentre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Grove
Kingsley Children’s Day Program at Kingsley M E Church
A Kingsley M E Church program for Children’s Day begins at 8 p m featuring a melody of love violin and piano duet by Miss Rice and Mr Smith. It lists school performances, recitations by multiple students, songs, solos, duets, and a pastor’s remarks ending with benediction.
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Kingsley M. E
Miss Rice
Mr. Smith
Earl Pile
C. E. Fuller
Geraldine Keyser
Mary Youngblood
Eva Hamilton
Norene Rice
Isabella Haller
June Flake
Elsie Twigg
Frederick Cook
Ethel Gross
Freddie Jenkins
Grace Wilson
Alberta Rexwood
Ruth Dennings
Walter Fuller
Estelle Kuhns
Sarah Twigg
Personal notes from Keyser and area headlines
Mrs Boogher of St Louis visits her niece Mrs Jas Carskadon at Keyser and may stay for the summer. Former State Senator C A Hood of Keyser suffers a stroke and is unable to talk after a buggy trip to Grant County in hot sun. Arthur E Montgomery C H Roman N W Beall J H Hebb and H L Ginniman return from a bicycle trip to Hagerstown and Gettysburg Battlefield. M B Kann Eastern representative of American Tobacco Co ends sojourn in Cumberland and sails to Wheeling. Henry and Orlander Ryland depart for Baltimore.
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J. H. Hebb
H. L. Ginniman
Hagerstown
Gettysburg Battlefield
Cumberland
M. B. Kann
American Tobacco Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry
Orlander Ryland
Baltimore
Riverboat Cabaret Trip Advertises Evening Singers
A floating cabaret at Rivergate Park offers a one hour trip with the Quartette singing aboard. Capacity 250 passengers. ten cent fares for the trip and ten cent round trip. Boat landing at Rivergate Park. Advertisement dated January 19.
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Quartette
Rivergwfe
Epworth League Convention Sets Meeting in Kitzmiller
The Oakland district conference Epworth League of the Methodist church meets in Kitzmiller next week. Albert White of Loch Lynn is president of the league.
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Epworth League
Oakland
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Kitzmiller
Albert White
Loch
Lynn
Local Socials Highlight Names and Visits
Fannie Dixon and others listed in Personals. Joseph Frank of Annapolis, guest of Eichhorns, leaves tomorrow. Miss Mary Spears of Philadelphia visits her parents. John Somerville III home for summer from St Johns College Annapolis. P G Lodato in Baltimore for a few days.
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Joseph Frank
Annapolis
Eichhorn
Mary Spears
Philadelphia
Richard T. Spears
John Somerville
St John's College
P. G. LoDato
Baltimore
Mountain Lake Park to Donate Fourth of July Fireworks
Mr. Bolganio of Baltimore and his family occupying the Lee cottage will furnish the fireworks for a 4th of July jubilee. Supt Reed of the Park Association weighs an all day farmers meeting in July or August with morning and afternoon talks by farm experts and moving pictures at night, all at no cost.
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Bolganio
Baltimore
Lee Cottage
Reed
the Park Association
Cumberland Press urges prompt delivery and news tips
The Tri-Towns Bureau of The Cumberland Press asks subscribers to notify the local representative R A Hoffmeister if delivery is not prompt. Patrons are invited to phone personals and other news items to aid timely reporting and coverage.
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Cumberlana Press
Bureau of the
Cumberland Press
R. A Hoffmeister
The
Locust Plague Visits Suffolk County This June
Suffolk Mississippi reports the 13 year locusts in some numbers, first seen in June. The insects last appeared in 1902 and so far the damage is slight.
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Suffolk
Miss
New Hospital Planned in Clarksburg West Virginia
Clarksburg June 19 Dr S M Mason in charge of the Kessler Hospital plans a new fireproof hospital on Mechanic street near the current facility. The four story brick or concrete building 40 by 75 feet will house fifty patient rooms on the third and fourth floors. Cost estimated at 50000 to 75000 dollars continuing the Kessler Hospital run by Dr Mason for years.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
S. M. Mason
Kessler
Mechanic Street
Mason
Unexpected Return of Austrian Enos Odern
Vienna reports a Graz private soldier judged dead in Grodeck by Sept friends. The widow remarried a merchant. At breakfast a crippled former husband appeared, rejected by the second husband. The shock left her severely ill with life in danger.
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Vienna
Graz
Military Department
Grodeck
Daring Infantryman Patrols Unordered In Lorraine
In Lorraine a German infantryman ventured into a French village to confirm occupation. A German captain condemned daytime scouting as madness but the patrol proved the soldier acted on his own initiative since no order existed. The officer questioned why he acted without command.
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Zurich
Carl Mueller
Neuen Zuericher Zeitung
Lorraine
Old Time Negro Dead at Poor Farm
Frank Taylor, a longtime hotel character under John Ed. Taylor, died recently at the poor farm, reported by the Petersburg Press.
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Frank Taylor
Darkey
John Ed. Taylor
Annual Piano Regypal Tuesday at Parish House
An event titled Annual Piano Regypal Tuesday invites the public to a program at the Parish House starting at 8:1. A note promises a program of rare interest and welcoming entry to the general public.
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Henual
Nuel
Lyck
New Jersey Commercial Agricultural and Civic Federation Opens
Atlantic City closes its convention week with the first annual convention of the New Jersey Commercial Agricultural and Civic Federation. The group unites over 100 leading New Jersey local and trade bodies and serves as a clearing house for state development information.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
Commercial, Agricultural and Civic Federation
Mountain Crest Scenic Highway Dedication Trip
A large party of Southern California automobile enthusiasts left San Bernardino for Thousand Pines to attend the dedication of the San Bernardino Mountain Crest Highway, a 101 mile boulevard on the rim of the world. The dedication occurs tomorrow with exercises planned.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Steel tire proposed by Gorman inventor G J Lee
Gorman resident G J Lee has devised a steel automobile tire replacing rubber. Pittsburgh parties are examining the invention for possible market placement.
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G. J. Lee
Gorman
Pittsburgh
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Paul Revere
Beall High School
J. L. Ritter
Summer Garden
Bowery Street
Mrs. Somerfield Hendrickson
Joseph M. Brooks
Mary Brooks
Hyattsville
Andrew J. Gonder
Joseph A. Gonder
Francis J. Gonder
Alfred A. Gonder
Big City
Joseph M. Gonder
Genevieve Gonder
Emma B. Owner
D. James Blackiston
Cumberland Bar
Washington Street
Rose Hill
A. Hunter Boyd
Robert R. Henderson
Ferdinand Williams
Benjamin A. Richmond
James W. Thomas
George Schwarzenbach, Sr
Richard T. Semmes
Albert A. Doub
Robert W. McMichael
This City
James E. Ellegood
Salisbury
E. B. Claybrook
Richard S. Bell
D. Lindley Sloan
P. Clarence Barnes
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Harry E. Weber
Richard J. Bruce
William A. Huster
Lonaconing Girls Club
Central High School
East Main Street
Lonaconing Firemen
Central High School Alumni Association
New Maryland Hotel
Presbyterian Church
H. L. Earnest
Lonaconing M. E
Thomas Wheeler
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Epworth
Camp Fire Girls
Good Will Fire Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas E. Wheeler
Central High
Longfellow Literary Society
Thomas Richards
Eva Knippenberg
Esther M. Bill
Mary Smith
Ruth Somerville
Ruth Bear
Minnie Love
James Halloran
Margaret Creighton
Esther Bill
Margaret Hohing
St. John’s College
John Grindle
Smith
Lily Abbott
Marion Bell
Christine Edwards
Anna Kroll
Cecelia Major
Delbeth Miller
Katie Miller
Anna Percy
Myron Price
May Ralston
Elizabeth Richardson
Agnes Richmond
Elizabeth Screen
John Ternent
Jennie Atkinson
Mary Burt
Anna Duckworth
Florence McAlpine
Bertha Morgan
Flora Myer
Abe Weinberg
Minnie Kroll
Janet Ritchie
John Barnes
Margaret Love
Malcolm Crosser
Perry Eilbeck
Conrad Holing
Flora Nelson
William Reed
Helen Thompson
Elkins Read
J.S. Berry
Welsh
Sturgis
John Hamilton
John Marshall
J. B. Shelton
Harper Rankin
H.M. Hodgson
Arthur Price
Lorraine Eisenberg
H. W. Dellinger
Geo. Campbell
Olin Durst
Irvin Somerville
H. B. Husted
Civic Club
Westernport and Lake
Bloomington M. E
A. R. Snedegar
Chas. Wagner
Golden Eagles
Potomac Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Baptist Church
Westernport
C. M. D'Arcy
St. Peter's School
Messrs
Patrick Laughlin
John J. O’leary
Francis Cosgrove
Margaret Kelly
Mary B. Mutlen
Frances Burns
Lillian Parker
Genevieve Curran
Nellie C. Athey
Mary Hannon
Piedmont
Ella Bradley
Barton, Md
Luke Ellis
George Ellis
Carr Getty
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin Bros
Monica O’leary
Luke
Fairmont State Normal School
Louise Burns
Fairmont
Fred. W. Caspari
State Board of Health of
Maryland
Do. C. Culbertson
Richardson
Fairview Street
Charles Miller
River Road
D. B. Watts
Chemical Department
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Mill
Kingsley
Trip Op
Fie River
Lonaconing
Fannie Dixon
Juru Kephart
Florence Sloan
Hazel Jones
Mildred
Emma Sloan
Marie Somerville
Bessie Somerville
Sara Higgins
Emily McAlpine
Elizabeth Somerville
Mountain Lake Park
Tri-Towns
Mississippi
Ween
Wiesel Cumberland, MD
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency
NEW Hospital
Enoch Orden
Anguion Sale
P. J
Jewelry CO
China
Wali Paper Jr AL
Eylers
Centre St
Beath
Convention of Jerseymen
Mountain Crest Scenic Highway
Edison Elec. Ili, CO
Liberty St
N. Media
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver
Geare
Walsh
EAL
Decatur Street
Park Street
Bath
Braddock Way
J. H. Holzshu 2
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