Frostburg Citizens' Ticket and Local Notices
Frostburg voters read the Citizens' ticket for mayor and council: George Stern mayoral candidate with Sullivan Hartig and Kroll. A spelling bee is announced for Ocean Schoolhouse Wednesday at 7:45 pm under Mrs Margaret Richmond. Local social news covers visitors, illnesses, hospital stays, and job moves including Mrs Hummel in Frostburg and George De Witt visiting from Philadelphia.
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Ocean School House
Margaret Richmond
George Davis
Ephriam Davis
Girard
Ohio
Youngstown
George P. de Witt
Philadelphia
Frostburg
Webb-Leatherman Wedding At Martin House Keyser
The wedding of Mr E Criss Webb of Greenland and Mrs May Leatherman of Burlington occurred March 28 1914 at 4 pm at the Martin House in Keyser officiated by Rev A O Price. They will reside on Mr Webb’s farm at Greenland. The report also notes local obituaries and community notices including a funeral for Luther Arnold and services for Mrs James H Rine, plus church and presbytery activities with several members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dawson
Arthur Bouchey
Barton Mountain
Barton Presbyterian Church
Stanley Jewell
Westernport
Philos
James H. Rine
O.A. Price
Queen's Point Cemetery
Local visits noted in Cumberland region
Evening to Sunday night reports show Mrs. C C Seymour of Cedar Cliff visiting relatives in the area. Mrs. D T Greenwade and Mrs. M R Bell are visitors to Cumberland today. Mrs. Walter Lowry traveled to Cumberland to visit her daughter Mrs. Jesse Hover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Flick
Harrisburg
Maggie Offner
Romney
Elzabeth Stehley
John
Falling Waters
F.p.stehley
Osecaar Fazenbaker
Cumberland
Tr. H. Wagoner
Western Maryland Hospital
Wagoner
Jas. H. Rine, Jr
Zanesville
Leah Sincell
Oakland
John T
George Sincell
N. J. Crooks
Baltimore
Fred B. Martin
Bill
Wheeling
C.C. Seymour
Cedar Cliff
D.t.greenwade
M. R. Bell
Walter Lowry Wen
Jesse Hover
Orange W. Richardson
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Piedmount
Saul Praeger
Fuller Barnard
Fred L. Fredlock
Claude W. Greitzner, Jr
Allen L. Luke
New York
Locke
Covington
Allen Luke
Wm. H. McGuinniss
Col
John J. McGuinniss
Tri-Towns
Subway Movement Aims to Connect Piedmont Hills
A Piedmont movement seeks a subway linking Ashfield and Fairview to avoid crossings of the Baltimore and Ohio and Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroads. The project would ease travel for Piedmont and Tri-Towns residents, replacing the current single street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Ashfield
Fairview
Tri-Towns
Eckhart Men’s Bible Class Contest Closes
Sixty three members attended the final round of the reds versus blues contest in the Eckhart Men's Bible class as eighty one new members joined since it began a month ago. Total membership nears one hundred. Judges have not announced winners. A banquet will be held soon.
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Reds
Blues
Dramatic Club Meeting At Junior Hall Tonight
Eckhart dramatic club meets at the Junior Hall at 7 PM to select a new play with options including The Man from Nevada Finger of Scorn and The Confidential Clerk. Several local residents are noted in brief society items and small community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Eckhart Dramatic Club
Nevada
Non-Puncture Tires Offer At Time-Limited Price Break
A Carlisle Ohio based advertises "Non-Puncture" tires with a 7500 mile guarantee against punctures wear and blowouts. It promises lower prices than ordinary tires, 20 percent extra for non-skids, and shipping paid if two are ordered with payment in full. C O D terms apply on 15 percent of the order.
WVU Students Aid in Major Skin Graft Case
Morgantown West Virginia March 30 Two hundred and fifty square inches of skin from eleven West Virginia University students are grafted onto Mrs Albert Price a social leader of the city to attempt to save her life She suffered severe burns about a month ago and has hovered between life and death as surgeons decided a graft was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Albert Price
Cty
New Career: Writing Moving Picture Plays Pays Big
Advertisement touts a home based writing job for scenarios with producers paying 25 to 150 dollars per script. Claiming earnings of 3500 dollars in six months and a worker needing only a few hours to complete a play, it promises free details by postcard. Potential for both men and women with no literary background.
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Tme
Peron
Road Superintendents Named
Hagerstown Maryland March 30 The County Commissioners appoint road superintendents under the new roadmaking system each to oversee 40 miles of road Charles A Hyde Clearspring Roy Fockler Wilsons Freeland Anderson Leitersburg Alfred Smith Chewsville Frank Little Hancock Edward Bac t ell Smithsburg district
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Hagerstown
Charles A. Hyde
Clearspring
Roy Fockler
Wilson’s
Freeland Anderson
Leitersburg
Alfred Smith
Chewsville
Frank Little
Hancock
Edward Bachtell
Smithsburg
Car cotton seed meal price deal at arrival
Special price offered on Old Owl Brand cotton seed meal 41 to 48 pounds per hundred on arrival of car for any orders. Deal Bros Milling Co Cumberland Md. March 2 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Bros. Milling Co
Cumberland
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Vurg
Eckhart
Clarysville
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Frostburg
Narrows P. Longa
Red Hill
Clargeville
Rostburg
Porden Shaft
Blazes
Lonaconing
Moscow
Reynolds
Franklin
Western Port
Lon. m
Mermemparay
Classified Advertising Rates and Instructions
Advertisements such as Wants For Rent For Sales Lost and Miscellaneous are billed at one cent per word payable in advance or one cent per line when charged. No ad may be less than ten cents. Initials addressed to initials only are not delivered and should be sent to the care of the person firm or post office box.
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Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Orange
F. E. Smith
M. P
Ulster Volunteers
Citizens’ Ticket
Vor
George Stern
Council
WM. P. Sullivan
Philip Hartig
Conrad Kroll
A.hummel
Sanbury
Harold Reppert
Fairmont
E. Cloyd Evans
West Union Street
William L. Gantt
Ruth
Daniel Williams
Centre Street
Miners’ Hospital
J. R. Tittlefield
William J. Bryan
New York City
Velma Neal
Bernadette Stafferty
William Harvey
Miss Rafferty
la Grippe
Clifton Geis
Olin Gerlach
Yast Unon
George Thomas
Majfeste
Mineral Hospital
Civic Club Meeting
Civic Club
Nellie Sloan
Church Street
Lonaconing Civic Club
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Samuel Murphy
Margaret Hepburn
A. M. Evans
D. A. Edwards
Bible Students
C. E. Heard
Vancouver
Murphy’s Hall
International Bible Students’ Association
Alban C. Thompson
The
County Insane Asylum
George Albright
Potomac Manor
Harper Glenn
Hugh Muir
Markileton
Leslie Paitterson
Pittsburgh
Union Council
No. 146 Jr. O. U. A. M
Arch Somerville
Grafton
Washington
R. L. Somerville
Uneeda Biscuit
GraHam Crrackers
National Biscuit Company
Keyser
Luther Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Rine
Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School Services
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Winchester Presbytery
Berkeley County
Piedmont, W. VA
Devon Club
St. James’ Episcopal Church
George Dundon
Beechers Avenue
William Kirby
George Eisentrout
Warrior Run
James Nolan
W. M. Johnson
Blank
New Castles
National
J. Coddington
Listenburg
J. J. Nelson
Wm. E. Myers
Consol Mine No. 4
Michael and
Wilson
Eleanor Parker
Edward Goetz
Mount Savage
Woodland
Cabeton
Photo-Play Association
Wilkes-Barre
Evening Press
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Purity
C. C. Pride
Parcel Post
Wright’s Central Market CO
Union Street
A. P. Roby
Davidson St
H. M. Deetz
Bedford St
Cumberland Baseball Park
Geo
E. Jordan
Columbia Ave
E. B. Benjamin
Bedford
Center Streets
Neff’s
Car Marshall's Music Store
Fayette St
Frank Bohmeyer
Gas and Bath
Arch St. Depts
West Virginia
Midland Mfg
Comenos
Maryland
Maryland Avenue
Grand Ave
F. J
Care the Cumberland Press
Brown
Virginia Oe
Columbia St
Apply Presse
Midler’s Dye Works
Baltimore Ave
Frederick and
Mechanic Streets
A. A. Wilson
Therese Flury
Allegany County
Austin A. Wilson
Lloyd Ll. Shaffer
Lloyd L. Shaffer
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