Wedding Bells and Community Happenings in Frostburg
The Cumberland Press reports a Frostburg wedding at St Michael’s Catholic Church with Thomas and Brown coordinating notices. Also featured are a Cumberland society wedding reception, a Hill Street reception for Clifton Lehr and Elsie Dawson in Cumberland, Boy Scout hikes to Grantsville, a hospital cereal donation from Eckhart parochial school, Zion Church concert preparations, a Frostburg City Band concert, and local social updates including Mrs. Walsh and Miss McDermott’s Charleston trip.
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Garlitz & Quinn
Roy Garlitz
Philadelphia
E. A. Garlitz
Green Street
Marion Quinn
New York City
St. Michael's C Catholic Church
Henry Lehr
Hill Street
Clifton
Elsie Dawson
Cumberland
Charles Odgers
George Brode
George Gannett
Justus Yungerman
Pearl
Mary Brode
Josephine Vogtman
Emma Hohing
Alice Duggan
Hazel Wade
K. Dawson
Edward and
Sylvester
George Lehr
Altoona
Thompson Visitors and Summer Guests Reach Battle Creek
Rev and Mrs A H Thompson arrive from Washington DC to stay with friends before moving to Grand Forks ND. Elizabeth Bickford and John Dean Bickford visit with parents Rev and Mrs John Helps Bickford. Flora Hansell from Oakland visits Mrs Ida Winner. G M Mayer joins Pittsburg auto purchase party. Porch swings advertised by E B Pritchard & Co with new shipments arriving. Adv 112 tf
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Battle Creek
Detroit
Mich
A. H. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Tey
Grand Forks
N. D
Elizabeth ‘Bickford
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
John Dean Bickford
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
John
Bickford
Flora Hansell
Oakland
Ida Winner
G. M. Mayer
Pittsburg
Lonaconing Civic Club Picnic and Local Notices
Lonaconing Civic Club holds its annual picnic and dance at the Casino Reynolds with a large crowd attending. Funeral held for two weeks old child of Jesse Dehme with Rev W L Lynn officiating and burial at Old Coney cemetery. Various personals note residents’ health, visitors, travel, and family mentions across Lonaconing and nearby towns.
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Lonaconing Civic Club
Reynolds
Jesse Dehme
W. L. Lynn
Old Coney Cemetery
Funeral for Allen McKenzie Held in Westernport
Allen McKenzie died Saturday of typhoid fever at his home in Westernport. His funeral was held yesterday from St Peter's Catholic church with Rev H E Horscamp assisting. The Tri-Town Fire Company No 1 and Potomac Fire Company No 2 conducted the service. He leaves a widow and three children. floral tributes included a pillow bearing a broken ladder from the Tri-Town Fire Company.
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Allen McKenzie
Westernport
St. Peter's Catholic Church
H. E. Horscamp
Tri- Town Fire Company No. 1
Potomac Fire Company No. 2
Tri-Town Fire Company
Services on the Lawn at Methodist Church
Regular Sunday evening service moved outdoors on the church lawn led by Rev. Jon A. Gross to comfort the congregation. Pittsburgh visitors include Mr Newton Parker and family visiting Mrs William Parker. Joe Menicaci remains in critical condition after a rock fall in Washington Mine No 2 and hospital care at Frostburg Miners Hospital.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Jon A. Gross
Newton Parker
Pittsburgh
William Parker
Joe Menicaci
Washington Mine
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
St Patrick's parish school art exhibit opens for public view
The St Patrick's Parochial School exhibit features painting needlework and penmanship with walls and tables covered in student handiwork. Hundreds of visitors have viewed the display as it remains open for public inspection in Mount Savage. Engine No 19 is overhauled and renumbered to No 8 before heading to Kentucky to serve on the Elkhorn Railroad. Harry Derrick of Mt Savage will accompany the engine. Charles Claiborne Baltimore sales agent for Mt Savage fire brick was in town on business. Miss Elizabeth Grahame has left for Sheridan Wyoming to join Read Co department store as head clerk in the ladies shop.
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St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
van Lear
Elkhorn
Consolidation Cod c Company
Harry Derrick
Charles Claiborne
Baltimore
Mt. Savage
Crick
Elizabeth Grahame
J. Colin Grahame
Sheridan
Wyo
Read & Co
Died While on Visit and Other Local Obituaries
Keyser resident Mrs. K H Davis, 64, died in Grafton while visiting her daughter Mrs. W C Whistler from an internal ailment. Funeral services were held in Keyser and interment at Queen's Point cemetery. Survived by two daughters and a sister. Boyd M Athey, 19, son of Jerry Athey, was killed in the Baltimore and Ohio yards by train No 4. Funeral and burial at Queen's Point were held. Laura Rice, 65, widow of Don Rice, a former B&O engineer, died suddenly in Elk Garden while visiting. services held locally. Five sons and four daughters survive. Lightning destroyed the barn of I W.
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William Sesmick
Joseph Sesmick
Klondike
Albert Green
William Green
Gilmore
John S. Schenk
Willis Parker
Buffalo
N. Y
James O. Bullock
T. Cecil Miller
John Dixon
Jennie Dixon
Frankfort
Joseph Kosh
Jonora
John T. Wilson
Cumberland
Margaret Boyd
George Albright
Potomac Manor
W. Va
Margaret MclIntyre
Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Irwin Somerville
Morristown
N. J
K. H. Davis
Keyser
Grafton
W. C. Whistier
Maple Avenue
Boyd M. Athey
Jerry Athey
Baltimore and Ohio
Queen’s Point
Athey
Piedmont
Laura Rice
Don Rice
Elk Garden
Alfalfa Storage Fire Destroys Structure in South Keyser
Yesterday morning a structure containing five tons of alfalfa was entirely destroyed by fire in South Keyser. No insurance coverage was reported for the loss. The notice also mentions funeral details for Mrs. Riggleman and a variety of local travels and returns from residents and nearby cities.
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Iser
South Keyser
West Virginia Christian Endeavor Convenes in Parkersburg
The state convention of the Christian Endeavor Society of West Virginia opened in Parkersburg and runs for three days. A planned feature is a trip to Lennerhassett Island aboard the steamboat Ohio with a half day excursion. Amos R. Wells, president of the International Christian Endeavor Society, will speak.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society of
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Lennerhassett Island
Ohio
Amos R. Wells
International Christian Endeavor Society
Advertising clubs convention opens in Toronto
Six thousand delegates from the United States and Canada gather for the Associated Advertising clubs convention. They march to the exhibition park preceded by the American flag. Before sessions, delegates sing God Save The King and My Country Tis of Thee. John Gobson, lieutenant governor of Ontario, delivers the opening address.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
Associated Advertising Clubs
Exhibition Park
God Save the King
John Gobson
Ontario
Unidentified Empress of Ireland Victims Buried in Quebec
In Quebec on June 23 the bodies of 47 unidentified Empress of Ireland disaster victims were buried from Protestant and Roman Catholic churches. Despite efforts, no identities were established. The bodies lay in state nearly a month as an investigation heard testimony. about 825 pages were introduced in the past week, totaling roughly 250,000 words.
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Quebec
Durie
Fight over sale of battleships to Greece reaches White House
Washington June 23 The Greek Chargé d Affaires Alexander Wrorow presented Greece's case to President Wilson and later the Turkish Ambassador protested the sale of American battleships to Greece at the White House.
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Washington
Greece
Wilson
Alexander Wrorow
Turish Ambasadore
White House
Vacation Promotion From The Cumberland Press
An unclear ad fragment promises vacation follow service by mail at a premium and mentions a postal office and Cumberland Press. It hints at subscriptions while readers travel but text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Cumberland Press
Cumberland
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Ray Ward
Willard Price
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Earl Ward
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P. G. Saffran
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Italia
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Katherine Crowe
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Grant County
Masonic Fraternity
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Portia Richardson
Vassar College
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Europe
John G. Luke
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
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Cliffs
John Gardner
Nolte
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James H. Feaster
Harry A. Hook
Cincinnati
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Colorado Springs
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Versailles
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Riggleman
Edward Riggleman
Queen's Point Cemetery
Burlington
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Columbus
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Garrett, Ind
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Charlottesville
J. C. Sanders
Morgantown
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Germania
Martinsburg
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George Snodgrass
Monongah
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