Frostburg Democrats Name Ticket For Mayor and Council
The Frostburg Democratic committee named a slate for the municipal election led by Mayor candidate George Stern and council nominees Alopy C Trey George S Willison and Allan B Wills. A fusion ticket lists Clayton Purnell for mayor and Peter Lammert on the Bull Moose line with Howard Hitchins and William H Cook on the council tickets. The meeting drew a large crowd as officials urged strong candidates to address taxes and Union street issues.
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George Stern
CouncilImen
Alophy C. Trey
George S. Willison
Allan
Peter Lammert
Lammert
Clayton Purnell
Wor
William H. Cook
Frostburg
Union Street
Edward L. Hetz
Betz
A. Charles Stewart
Griffith Hughes
Daniel W. Kalbaugh
Tennis Court Planned Behind Central High School
With better weather the LONACONING area forms a tennis association at Central High School and plans a rear court on East Main Street. News notes include the death of Mrs. Miranda Dodge at age 70 after a long cancer illness, a decor upgrade for the armory by Eichhorn and Son, Miss Margaret Love returning to Strasburg Va to teach, and the closing of space beneath the Sam Toy Theatre by Cavanaugh Carpentry upon council order.
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Frostburg
Chris Fetterman
Margaret
Ridgeley
W. Va
Chas
Odgers
Edwin Jandorf
New York City
Jandorf
Frostburger
Joseph Jandorf
Fred Mitchell
Eckhart
G. L. Lininger
Baltimore
Emma
Susan Baer
Meyersdale
George Gannett
Bowery Street
Central High School
East Main Street
Miranda Dodge
Koontz Barracks
Margaret Love
Strasburg
John F. Somerville
Somerset
Sam Toy Theatre
Mary Cavanaugh
Pythian Sisters form auxiliary in Keyser and lodge organized
Keyser, W V. Pythian Sisters temple organized as an auxiliary to Olive Branch Lodge No 25 K P. A banquet at the Armory followed. A Piedmont temple team helped organize the Keyser lodge. Prayer meetings begin with the first at M E Church South led by Rev R G Hammond. Next prayer night at Presbyterian Church in April. Administrators named for Samuel S Rees estate valued around 25000. Judge Mamberger and S N Moore travel to Huntington for Bull Moose meeting.
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Pythian Sisters Temple
Olive Branch Lodge
No. 25
K. of P
Armory
Piedmont
Keyser Lodge
M. E. Church
South
R. G. Hammond
U. B. Church
Presbyterian Church
L. M. Mamberger
S. N. Moore
Huntington
Calendar Coterie Meets and Local Visits Noted
The Calendar Coterie met yesterday afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Hoff man. Mrs. Lena Hutson and her young son, and Mrs. Susan Seymour visited Piedmont friends yesterday. Several residents including A B Shaw of Moscow Md and William Burnap of Washington were in town for visits and updates on local affairs.
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Calendar
Elizabeth Hoffman
Lena Hutson
Susan Seymour
Piedmont
A. B. Shaw
Moscow
F. G. Davis
New York City
Anna Walker
Philippi
George S. Rees
Washington
Emma Carroll
Grafton
Luella Johnson
H. G. Wilson
Frederick
J. H. Markwood
Jesse Sharpless
Germania
Charles Haines
McGahan Hotel
Mozeile Street
William Burnap
Wisconsin Kennel Club Opens Largest Milwaukee Dog Show
Milwaukee hosts a three day Wisconsin Kennel Club exhibit starting today. It gathers noted breeders from the east and west and a number from Canada, marking the largest canine show ever held in the city.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Kennel Club
Canada
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Says Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the world’s best selling corn remedy. A few drops are claimed to bring positive doom to the fiercest corn and relieve corn pain quickly.
End of the World topic discussed at Liberty Theatre
W E Van Amburgh will discuss The End of the World at the Liberty Theatre on Sunday at 8 p.m. The event is open to all with free seating and no collection.
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W. E. van Amburgh
Liberty Theatre
P. m
Eckhart Needing Hope to Preserve Its Good Name
Eckhart a town of about 2000 law abiding residents faces danger of losing its reputation as loud late night lectures boisterous talking and music plague Sunday mornings. Local merchants report some taking goods without paying or charging. Eight Italians in DeLuca band include Maley Mele Granata Palmire Maturano Caruso Arsura Mancuso, band of 30. Local residents and visitors Aubry Cunningham Bennett Drum Mitchell Gravey Shanholtz Fatkin Vale Summit updates.
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Eckhart
Frank Delmuca
Cumberland
DeLuca
Queen City
Joseph Maley
Frank Mele
Frank Granata
James Palmire
Mike Maturano
Tony Caruso
Joe Arsura
Frank Mancuso
Alfred Cunningham
Thomas Fatkin
Vale Summit
Dr Murray to Pilot Cumberland and Georges Creek League
Dr F A G Murray of Mount Savage was elected president at a Cumberland and Georges Creek Baseball League meeting in the Arlington Hotel. The 40 game schedule was adopted with eight games between teams and all at home. season runs May 2 to September 20 with Midland and Cumberland opening and closing cities specified.
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Cumberland and Georges Creek
Arlington Hotel
F. A. G. Murray
Mount Savage
George H. Wittig
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Barton
Frostburg
Midland
Clarence Shaffer
James McGuire
Winfred McKenty
Dr. Murray
Gooes
Robertson Stars Top Subway Stars In Duckpins Duel
The Robertson Stars defeated the Subway Stars by 22 pins on the Savoy alleys last night. Scores were close throughout with early frames tight before Robertson pulled away in the late ends.
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Robertson Stars
Subway Stars
Savoy
Sutton to Again Play Hoppe For Billiards Title
George Sutton will again challenge Willie Hoppe for the 18.1 billiards title in a match at the Astor Hotel in New York. After this event Hoppe plans to challenge De Oro for the three cushion championship.
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New York
George Sutton
Billiara
Willie Hoppe
Astor Hotel
Hoppe
de Oro
Ed Walsh Reveals Spitter Origins and Technique
Hall of Famer Ed Walsh recalls learning the spitball from Elmer Stricklett at Marlin Springs. He details grip, spin, and control, claiming the pitch can dominate hitters and that his two-year practice period solidified its use.
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Walsh
Cleveland
Marlin Springs
Interesting subs cussed by W E at Liberty Theatre
Advertisement notes a program featuring W E at the Liberty Theatre in the evening show. Dates listed include March 20 and 21 with two performances.
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Fort Hill
Reservoir
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