Lonaconing Civic Club Targets Sanitation and Road Work
Lonaconing civic meeting reports push for summer garbage incinerator and broader sanitary improvements aided by Robert Morse. A cemetery road repair plan is set with Mary Hetz and Samuel Murphy to lobby county officials. Storm damage, a spelling bee, and school closures also fill the page with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
S. Murphy
Robert Morse
State Bureau of Sanitary Engineering of
Baltimore
Old Coney Cemetery
Mary A. Hetz
Samuel Murphy
Ladies’ Organization
Lonaconing
Visiting Cards Engraved or Printed at the Evening Press
A brief notice notes that visiting cards were being engraved or printed at the Evening Press shop. The item highlights services offered, with emphasis on quality and prompt turnaround, characteristic of local print trades.
Stotlers Host Benefit for Organ Fund Monday Evening
A benefit event for the organ fund is planned for Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stotler, visiting relatives near Dawson Maryland, returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Organ Fund
H. R. Stotler
Dawson, Md
Foreigners Charged With Murder In Keyser Area
TwoPolish men Felix Yanisky and Andy Gudea were arrested Sunday by Sheriff C. B. Nethken in Blaine W Va after a fire at a shanty used by foreigners at a coal mine. Authorities believe the victim, found burned in the ruins, was robbed and killed to cover the crime. The fugitives, about 35, speak little English. Windstorm and snow caused major damage Monday with zero readings. The article notes fire at Reynolds Hotel roof loss and other storm effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Yanisky
Andy Gudea
Bunday
C. BE. Nethken
Binine
W. Va
Blaine
Reynolds Hotel
Tri-Towns wind storm causes mild damage in Piedmont area
A severe wind swept through the tri towns on Sunday evening yet damage remained limited to broken chimneys fences and glass with telephones out of service. Temperature dropped to eight above zero as a water main near Buxton mine suffered slips and was temporarily repaired by Brady Brothers. Public schools paused for severe weather and Elks from the tri towns plan a Frostburg visit on the lodge’s fifteenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Mountain
Harrison Fazenbaker
Benjamin Evans
Savage Mountains
Weir Farm
Klondike
Consolidation Coal Company
Tri-Towns
Westernport Corporation
Buxton
Bloomington Road
Maryland
Messrs
Westernport
Piedmont Public Schools
Order of Elks
Frostburg
W Caught Ill, Esteemed Sports Writer Naughton
W. W. Naughton, famed as the dean of American sports writers, lies seriously ill at his San Francisco home with acute indigestion. He has covered more boxing matches than any other voice and is regarded as the leading authority on the sport. His friends hope he will recover to continue writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Naughton
America
San Francisco
Naughton
Classified Wants Ad Policy and Rates in The Press
The Press outlines want ads offerings and guidance for accepted notices and free listings. It details phone contacts 692 and 693, free wants under ten words, payment rules, insertion practices, and address handling for initials or sole proprietors.
Funeral Held For Harry A Maser In Mount Savage
One of the area’s largest funerals was held for Harry A Maser with Mount Savage Masons in charge. Services at the house and at the Methodist Episcopal Church featured a preacher’s sermon, a special musical program, large floral tributes, and pallbearers from local banks and mining companies. A historic blizzard then struck, causing glass breakage, downed fences, fallen trees, street blockages, and zero lows, hindering business and causing suffering. Local residents gathered for Maser’s interment as Michael D. Rinehart attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Maser
Mount Savage
Messrs
Harry Pitzer
First National Bank
Clarence Reidler
Second National Bank
Cumberland
Christopher Lemmert
Albert Ellis
Howard L. Aldridge
New York and Union Mining Companies
William Wills
Mullaney’s
Clinton Uhl Company
Dr. John R. Mott to Speak in New York Tonight
Dr John R Mott secretary of the World Student Christian Federation delivers the first in a series of addresses in New York under the Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Association. The talk aims to extend the work tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John R. Mott
World’s Student Christian Federation
Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Association
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Central High School
John E. Edwards
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
Lonaconing Athletic Club
Westernport A. C
Joe Nichols
Welch
Fred Miller
Decatur Schiller
Pittsburgh
William Hohing
Ethel Plaskett
Meyersdale
William J. Ford
Anapolis
Patrick Mansfield
Itimore
Fulton
Democratic City Central Committee
George McIntyre
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
St. John’s Episcopal Church
McLuckie
Main
Bowery Streets
Stern
Percy
Ellen Lewis
Johnson
James Lloyd
Bowery Street
Hubert Long
St. Michael's Oenal School
Keyser
Dayton
Federation of Protestant Societies
Wittig’s Hall
Thomas H. Morgan
A. F. Smith
Ldnaconing
Richard H. Williams
Midland
Conrad Knieriem
J. W. Sterry
W. 8. Nicholson
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Stover Street
Patty Dayton
21St Bridge
George C. Ludwig
Saul Thrasher
Armory
Blaine-Kitzmiller
Collegians
W. V P
St. Mary
Preps
Purgittsville
John Veach
Hampshire County
Fillimore Harwood
Elkins
L. L. Edgell
Arbogast & Sharpless
Katherine Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Cora Martin
Arnold Gentill
St. David's Day
Zion Welsh Baptist Church
George Jones
East Union Street
Fairdale
J. Paul George
William J. Rodda
East Lee Street
A. Jackson Colburn
Fairmont
H. B. Colburn
West Union Street
Morris Wathem
Charles Hagers
Lucille Trimble
Mt. Savage
J. W. Shea
C. J. Morgan
Pratt School
Maple Street
Clifton Jeffries
Davis
Susan Lee Cromwell
Eckhart
William R. Gunter
Gladstone
William A
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Samuel A. Baer
Novy
Harrisburg
Funera
Piedmont, W. VA
Embroidery Club
Colored Ladies’ Embroidery Club
John Fairfax
Erin Street
R. W. S. Thomas
Potomac Manor Coal Company
Potomac Manor
Harrison
Western Maryland Railroad
Piedmont
Caid
Wal. Episcopal Church
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
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Fess
Initi
Congress
Five Hundred
Tour'st
Bicycle
Steamboat
Columbia
Rad Bridge
Crow Brand
Angel Back
Bank
Sportsm
Tally Blue
R. N
John AS & CO. Bookset and Stationers
Balte. and
Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Md
Maser
George Tipton
Mr. Tipton
John Tipton
Michael D. Rinehart
Harry Maser
Louis Stein
Chapal and
Moroa Ates
Shohshohohohohohohohohomohohohohohooohoooh
Glenn St
Migp. A. K. Iger Doh
Hugh’s
Imore Street
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Heer Time
Rebeco
Fiedmont
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Bombethon
General Wasacer
Jow
Paul
N. Centre St
E. B. Benjamin
Bedford and
Center Streets
Neff's
Mar Marshall’s
Baltimore Street
N. Bedford
Fayette St
Meer
Frederick and
Mechanic Streets
Call Press Office
Frank Bohmeyer
Union Street
West Virginia
Midland Mfg. Co
Maryland Avenue
Grand Ave. Tanteee
F. J
Care the Cumberland Press
Mra A. Brown
Virginia Ore
Guy
Cary
Casytal Laundry
Geo. G- Young
Lars and
Cumberland Laundry
N. Mechanic St
Cumberland & Westernfort Electric Railway
Iret
Eckharg
Cisville
Ark
Balticaore
Bours
Arrivin Cumberlanburg
Eran
Porden Saath
Louaconing
Reynolds
M. Gas
Aes
Feepibens Ld Sre
Rostburg
Mey
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