Beall High wins track meet in Frostburg parade day
Frostburg crowds filled Beall High School field as Beall High School led in a county athletics meet with Keyser Preparatory and Allegany County High School. Events ranged from sprints to a relay, with Beall claiming multiple gold medals and a silver loving cup for the team.
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High Street
Beall High School
Earl Carmony
J. Glenn Beall
Harold Eichorn
Mies A. Mann
William E. Noel
E. A. Smith
Upton B
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Keatson
Walter E. Jeffries
Olin R. Rice
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H. Morgan
Keyser Preparatory School
Allegany County High School
Allegany Academy
Piedmont High Schoo
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C. Kaefer
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W. Price
Metager
Willison
S. Nicholson
F. Jones
Keyser Prep
J. Spicer
C. Kuefer
B. H.S
WW. Balle
Jones High
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Far! Carmony
Lebanon Valley
Ig . Spear
Dickinson We
A. Chas. Stewart
Samuel Otto Hohing, Jr
Lonaconing Hosts School Exhibit Day Parade
Lonaconing marks a large school exhibit day with a morning parade led by the City Band featuring Central Jackson Detmold Charlestown Rockville and Beechwood pupils. Exhibits stay open tomorrow 2 to 6 pm at Central and Jackson streets.
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Jackson
Detmold
Charlestown
Rockville
Beechwood
Central High School
Jackson Street
John Humphrey
Midland church services and community notices brief
At St. Josephs Catholic Church mass times 8 a m and 10 30 a m first communion for tomorrow. May procession 8 30 p m. Holy Name Society organizing Sunday. Father Noon opened triduum last Thursday. Methodist and Shaft churches hold Sunday school at 11 a m and 2 30 p m with sermons to follow. Presbyterian church hosts Sunday school 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m sermon. Midland Fire Department met Thursday night with plans for a first class engine company and larger membership.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
W.W. E. Bird
W. E. Bird
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Presbyterian Church
Stanley F. Jewell
Midland Fire Department
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Funeral of Captain A. J. Clark in Piedmont
Captain A J Clark stone mason and ex captain of Piedmont No 1 Uniform Bank K of P died suddenly at work in Lona coning. Funeral at 3 pm from First M E Church with services by local veterans and orders. He served in the Union Army at Appomattox and leaves one son Harry. wife deceased.
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Lonaconing
M. E
Piedmont Co
Uniform Bank
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Grand Army of the Republic
Grant
Appomatox
Lee
United American Mechanics
Piedmont
Harry Clark
Bald eagle trails car with snake in its talons
In Keyser West Virginia D Long and party returning from Cumberland faced a bald eagle that flew close to their automobile. The eagle carried a snake in its talons and dropped it beside the moving car. Homer C Shaffer of Petersburg arrived with his mother and plans a bid for Grant county clerk in the Republican primary. Dr F Hendrickson has served as clerk for 36 years and is now a strong opponent. Walter Lowry learned of his brother Capt W B Lowry’s death in Zephyr Hill Florida and funeral arrangements followed in Rosenville Ohio. Walter attended. Mrs Menefee's physiology class from the Preparatory School benefited from Doctors Hoffman and Maxwell.
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Cumberland
Frankfort
Homer C. Shaffer
Petersburg
Shaffer
Grant
Dr. F. Hendrickson
Walter Lowry
Capt
W. B. Lowry
Zephyr Hill
Fla
Rosenville
Ohio
Walter
Demonstration of X ray machine at Hoffman Hospital
A school witnessed a demonstration of the X ray machine at Hoffman Hospital on Thursday evening. The hospital boasts one of the latest X ray devices. Capt Knight of the penitentiary guard left for Mounsville with Vallenta Biller and Shepherd, convicted at the last term of court. Rev Price and family will stay with Mrs Kuykendall until June first and have shipped household goods to Marshall Texas. Prof Sanders entertained the graduating class of the High School and teachers last night at his home.
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Hoffman Hospital
Chas. Knight
Mounsville
Frank Vallenta
Leslie Biller
W. F. Shepherd
A. O. Price
Famiy
Lucy Kuykendall
Marshall
Texas
J. C. Sanders
One Ballot To Convict Becker
Becker faces a death sentence after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder in a sensational trial. His appeal team led by Martin T. Manton plans to seek a stay from the Court of Appeals, while Becker waits in Sing Sing with a sentencing date set for Friday. Mrs. Becker defended her husband, while supporters attend the Decoration Day sermon advertised for Liberty Theatre.
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Bury
Martin T. Manton
Manton
Court of Appeals
Sing Sing Rison
Pastor Jolly
New York
Liberty Theatre
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Paradise Wins Doubleheader in Midland Park
Paradise defeats Midland Juveniles in both games at Midland Park. Hill homered and collected two singles while John Broderick also homered. Firlie added a second inning grand slam as Paradise outscored Midland 14 to 4 in the opener and 20 to 2 in the nightcap with strong hitting by Murphy Grimes Firlie and O Breein.
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Paradise
Midland Park
Hill
John Broderick
Paradaise
Firlie
Murphy
McConneill
Grimes
Brehany
Kelly
Roguish
O’brein
Midland Faces Paradise After Scoring Gap
A scoreline shows Midland 18 and Paradise 22 with Midland committing five errors to Paradise two, indicating a tight game with miscues affecting the final result.
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Midland
Paradise
Errors
Old Rose Bud A Kentucky Derby Winner In 10000 Handicap
Louisville May 23 Old Rose Bud winner of the Kentucky Derby is entered in the 10000 Kentucky handicap at Douglas Park today The race distance matches the Derby at one mile and a quarter and he faces top three year olds and older including Rudolfo the prior spring Derby handicap winner Three other rich events are slated over the thirteen days of racing the Memorial Handicap the Spring Trial Stakes and the Spectacular Stakes.
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Louisville
Rosebud
Douglas Ark
Rudolfo
Washington Lunch Room Promotes Dining Room For Ladies
An advertisement proclaims Washington Lunch Room as the ecool est and largest city restaurant with a special dining room for ladies and particularly inviting fare.
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