Frostburg Notes From The Cumberland Press
Junior O U A M county reunion picnic committee named officers with John De vore as president and July 18 set for the reunion. Hon W T Warburton will give the Normal School commencement address on June 11. Mountain Chapter Eastern Star to host visiting members and admit one candidate. A second Joy Hop to be held at the Junior Order pavilion next Thursday. Joseph Haupt and Helen Rankin wed at Mt Zion First Baptist Church. Civic Club to meet at Beall High School with officer elections and social. Welsh Boys Choir to perform here June 1 visiting State Normal and Beall High School. Isaac J and Louis Shearer visiting Bitterwatt’s Inn.
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John Devore
Thomas G. Jeffries
Frank G. Metzger
James Coddington
Mountain Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Cumberland and
Lonaconing
Junior Order
Lewis George
Choir of Wales
Washington, D. C
State Normal and Beall High School
Frostburg Opera House
Bride of Thirteen Weds in McCoole Maryland
A very young couple married in McCoole opposite Keyser with Rev A Price performing. The bride is 13 turning 14 on June 19, the groom around 18. The bride is daughter of Mrs J W Wagoner and attends Keyser High School. He departs soon for Washington Indiana for work.
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Cowple
McCoole
Maryland
Keyser
Rev. A. ©. Price
W. E. Sheets
Lonaconing residents ill and injured in local incidents
Lonaconing's 91 year old Mrs. Mary Muir suffered a hip fracture after stepping back and missing a chair as she looked out a window. Miner Donald Miller, 40, was seriously injured by a roof coal fall at Georges Creek No. 16 Mine for the second time in two years. Flag Day services planned in Frostburg with Rev Ti L Barnest to speak and A F Smith leading arrangements. Patrick McFarland ill at Buck Hill home from acute indigestion. Columbia University students John and James McIndoe return home for summer. Mrs. Alexander Hamilton of Wendell WV visiting her daughter Mrs. Mary Hertz. Mary Screen travels from Romney WV for a family illness. Verna Schuyler visiting Cumberland.
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Mary Muir
Lonaconing
Muir
Donald Miller
Beechwood
Georges Creek Coal Company
Miller
Patrick McFarland
Buck Hill
John
James MccIndoe
Columbia University
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Wendell
W. Va
Mary A. Hertz
Mary Screen
Romney
Hampshire Railroad
Robert Robert
Midland Vote Rejects 5000 Bond for Municipal Improvements
Midland residents rejected a 5000 bond issue by 75 to 68 amid 175 votes cast of 206 registered. Nyles J. Stakem was re elected mayor with 975 votes to 674 for John P Steiding. Other elected officials include Clerk R J Stakem and Councilmen Dunn Firlie Goodrich. Bailiff James Evans won with 76 votes, while Daniel McMurdo trailed with 58. George McMahon, a local figure, died aged 66, survived by wife two sons and a daughter. He was a miner.
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Midland
Nyles J. Stakem
John P. Steiding
R. J. Stakem
Lawrence Dunn
Frank Firlie
Solomon Goodrich
Baliff
James Evans
The
Board of Health
J. H. Ravenscroft
Councilmanic
John R. Loar
Daniel McMurdo
McDermott
Albert Stevenson
George McMahon
Allegany County
Clea
Frank
Peter McMahon
Patrick W. O'Rourke
McMahon
Bucy Named Mayor as Progressives Sweep Piedmont
In Piedmont West Virginia the municipal election yielded a record 492 votes. Harry Bucy led the Progressive ticket to win mayor with 255 votes while Charles Neff had 216 on the Citizen side. Progressive J C Robertson won recorder with 251 to C C Culbertson’s 214. Progressive candidates Pinnell Cheshire and Roby led council races with 281, 234 and 208 votes respectively. Citizen ticket won Gardner with 264 and Epper with 216 and Hawkins with 199.
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Recorder
J. C. Robertson
Progressive
C. C. Culbertson
Citizen
Dr. H. F. Pinnell
Edward J. Cheshire
A. W. Roby
Citizen's
A. F. Hawkins
Wallace Gardner
Frank W. Epper
Gardner
Citizen’s
Consul Warner Dies in Harbin Over Death by Own Action
The State Department confirmed the death of Southard P. Warner American Consul at Harbin Manchuria on a Saturday. A Sunday cablegram to his brother noted the death with a press report stating it was by his own action in a hospital. Warner born October 29 1881 in Washington educated at Friends Select School Lawrenceville Darmouth College entered consular service in 1904 and served in Germany Brazil and Harbin.
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State Department
Southard P. Warner
Brainard HW. Warner
Montgomery County
Maryland
Young Warner
Harbin
Manchuria
B. MH. Warner, Jr
Warner
Washington
Friends Select School
Washington, D. C
Lawrenceville
New Jersey
Darmouth College
United States
Automobiles Replace Private Cars for Rail Officials in Chicago
Officials of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad increasingly use automobiles for short trips as restrictions on private cars push leaders toward road transport. The trend suggests autos are becoming a rival to the private car for rail executives in city travel this year.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
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Cumberland Press Oflce
Eastern Star Visitation
Civic Club
Beall High School
Isaac J. and
Louis Shearer
Baltimore
Samuel Shearer
Bitterwatt’s Inn
Uqhohooe
Choegl
M. H., Keen
Ladies’ Quartet
H.F. Baughman
A. O. Price
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Charles Town
Samuel Lawton
Samuel Aronhalt
Oakland
D. L. Trenton
Lena Sharpless
Elkins
C. A.sharpless
Jesse Hoover
Morgantown
Walter Lowry
Mr. Hoover
Cumberland
Ti. L. Barnest
A. F. Smith
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Verna Schuyler
A. R
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Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
Skier
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
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G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
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GEO. D. Landwehr
C. G. Holzshu
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Conrad
John Schiller
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