Frostburg March sermons and community notices
Rev. F H Crissman of St Pauls Lutheran preaches in March on The Worlds Need Christ's Answer and other topics. Evening talks include The Man Who Cheated His Brother and The Man Who Had the Courage of His Convictions. Also notices of deaths, church debris removal, Moose Lodge election, minstrel show, spring stock, and local travel and business plans.
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F. H. Crissman
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jesus of Nazareth
Gay Brothers
Frostburg Opera House
Peter Thomas
Exchange of Zion Evangelical Church
Schneider's
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Prichard’s
C. L. Long
Lonaconing Electric Service Improves After Merger
The Lonaconing Electric Light Service reports betterment since its merger with Lonaconing Electric Light and Power. Upgrades enable improvements to lighting not possible before. The combined company now aggressively pursues deadbeats who withheld payment, cutting off power when needed. James Mooney Jr. Funeral Held. longtime Lonaconing resident died at 68 after paralysis.
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Home Electric Lght Company
Lonaconing Electric Light and Power Company
James Mooney, Jr
Turtle Creek
Lonaconing
Nova Scotia
Coak
Eunel
Penosylvania
Funeral of Michael Walters in Eckhart
Michael Walters buried after a high mass at St. Michael Church Eastburg following his death in Westernport Saturday night. He is survived by his mother and several siblings in Eckhart and Fairmont West Virginia.
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Theopolis Stevens
Allegany
Messrs
Howard
Roy
Clarence
Walter Stevens
Misses Prima
Anna Bell
Myrtle
Agnes Stevens
Michael Walters
St. Michael’s Church
Eastburg
Walters
Westernport
John
James
Martin
Fairmont
W. Va
Katie
Of Interest to Farmers Advertises Seeds and Supplies
A fragmented notice caters to farmers presenting oats prices and various seeds. It mentions Clover, timothy, and other noble seeds, with reference to a sale by a company at Frost and ta. The ad fragments imply agricultural products and equipment for farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ferteres
Venus 350 and Apollo 350 in a suffrage pageant job call
The piece riffs on a Utopia pageant by the Women Suffrage league offering 350 men and 350 women to depict six eras of American history under Hazel MacKaye. It lists ideal male and female traits, mocks perfectionism, and critiques the matchmakers as three clubmen and a detective dismiss their demandes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antinous
Men’s League of Women Suffrage
Hazel MacKaye
Cupid
Midi Bererg
Hatpin concealment and morphine found. woman detained
A hatpin hidden in a woman’s hat contained a fountain-pen cap stuffed with cotton and four grains of morphine, identified by Dr. Lichtenstein of the Tombs as morphine. Mrs. Smith was locked up. The report also notes a fad for stockingless fashion and Greek-inspired footwear.
Farmers Attend Institute in Rising Sun Maryland
Snowbound roads did not deter a large crowd at the two day farmers institute. Director R S Hill opened with Alfalfa and I T Williams spoke on Tomato Growing. Rotterbusch Arctic explorer gave a night lecture. F M Soper discussed Potatoes. Rotterbusch also spoke on Breeding of Dairy Cattle Poultry and Dairying.
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Institute
Rising Sun
R. S. Hill
I. T. Williams
Uncle Sam
Rotterbusch
de Long
F. M. Soper
Smiths Shoe Slaughter Sale Crowds Baltimore Corner
Smith’s Shoe Slaughter Sale draws crowds at the Smiths Sheery store on Baltimore and Liberty streets. W C Smith and traveling Smith Stores staff offer footwear at carload lot prices with many goods remaining for tomorrow’s shoppers.
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Smith’s
Sheery
Smith
Baltimore
Liberty Streets
W. C. Smith
Rumor Denied on B and O Promotions
Rumors of high level B and O promotions yesterday could not be confirmed and are generally denied. The talk claimed General Superintendent F E Blaser would become general manager, with C W Galloway moving to the B and O S W Division, and J F Keegan to succeed Blaser. Davis’s recent appointment to the B and O S W Supt post makes another rapid change unlikely.
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F. E. Blaser
C. W. Galloway
J. F. Keegan
Blaser
J. M. Davis
New England Rural Progress Federation Opens Meeting
Delegates from 130 agricultural and business organizations in New England attend the annual meeting at Faneuil Hall Boston they will be guests at a chamber luncheon. The federation includes granges dairymen fruit growers poultrymen and farmers aiming to advance the producing end of agriculture across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Progress
Boston
Mass
New England
New England Federation of Rural Progress
Faneuil Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frostburg
St. John’s Church
Nicholson
Stover Street
Moose
Frostburg Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Elizabeth Ternent
James I
John Ternent
Philips
This Place
George
Richard
Daniel
David
Andrew
Michael
Patrick Woods
John Smith
Elizabeth
Margaret Mooney
William
John Mooney
Andrew Mooney
Auburn
New York
Thomas Mooney
Hoboken
New Jersey
Margaret Carl
Charles 8. Contey
Maryland Avenue
Cumberland
John E. Philps and
Mesers
William Mooney
James Ternent
George Albright
Alice
Blaine
Mr. Albright
John McIndoe
Clarksburg
Buckhannon
Arthur Price
Price & Rosenbaum
Mose Bear
FB. Robeson
Aviston
Garrett County
George K. Maluft
Central High School
Lonaconing Fire Company
Uniformed Bank Knights of Pythias
James Mooney
Eckhart
The
Baseball Association
Jenkins
Gem Theatre
Maluf
Bachelors
Bachelors’ Club
Eckhart Dramatic Club
Nevada
R. L. Thomas
William Kreitzburg
J. A. Gross
J. J. Carter
Blues
Reds
Thomas Porter
John Connor
O. W. Simons
George H. Wilson
Wilson
J. A. Nelson
Teddy
George McMann
Boswell
Hazele Kreitzburg
Midland
Henry E. Weisenborn
Bernard Byrnes
Oscar W. Underwood
House of
Panama Canal
Greece
Rome
Christian
Copia Auditor‘um Iberlan
B. Mamacken
B. Ton
Schenchusett
Leverybod
Board of Lecthe Mother Church
Church of Christ Nust
Ree
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Purity
C. C. Pride
Parcel Post
Wright’s Central Market CO
Union Street
Roor
Dave
Louis Stein
Centre St. Cumberland
Cumberland, Laundry
N. Mechanic St
United States
Ern D. Lewis
Croseup
John-Fulton & CO
Balto. and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Md
Star Dye Works
PRE Presb
Harbaugh
Baltimore Street
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Seabees
Senet
M. Sin
Piedmont
Eavey
Boddy
J. L*robbemvon
Zuo
North Liberty St
E. B. Benjamin
Bedford and
Center Streets
Neff’s
Ear Marshall's Music Store
N. Bedford
Fayette St
Miler
Frederick
Mechanic Streets
Call Press Office
Stuation
Frank Bohmeyer
the Press
West Virginia
Midland Mfg. Co
Maryland
Grand Ave
Taha
MR Ee Ea
Weber St
Miller’s Dye Works
Crowns and Seal Co
Guilford Ave
Courtland St
Erie
Baltimore Ave
Prospect St
Geo. G Young
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Frostour
Ceville
Nerrowe Park
Wigs
Saltimorest
Narrows
Clargeville
Arrivin
Bordenskal
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