Frostburg Frosting Fresh Potato Exhibit and Events
Frostburg hosts the Coming Potato Exhibit on November 12 led by Citizens National Bank with lectures by U S and state experts on potato growing alfalfa and marketing. Judges include W Stewart and C E Temple. Other notes cover local births awards, dances, school appointments and social visits in Frostburg and Cumberland.
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Citizen’s National Bank
Frostburg
United States
Citizen's National Bank
Maryland
William Stewart
United States Department of Agriculture
C. E. Temple
Maryland Agricultural College
Powell
Joseph James
Eckhart
News Item Notice From Lonaconing Bureau
The Cumberland Press bulletin from Lonaconing notes to call all items to 4-W for reporting. This terse notice directs readers to submit news to the specified department.
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Lonaconing Bureau
The
Cumberland Press
Mount Savage Ad Stresses Local Store Contact
The Cumberland Press bureau operates from the Acme Store with phone contact 9.R. Wm. F. Farrell listed as representative.
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Mount Savage
The
Cumberland Press
Acme
Phone
R. Wm. F. Farrell
Funeral Notices From St George Church
The funeral of Henry Harth was held yesterday at St George Episcopal Church with interment in St George Cemetery. It was among Mt Savage’s largest funerals in years. Pallbearers included H. Fresh and S. A. McMullen among others. Also, the funeral of Wm H Booth took place at St George’s Church with interment in the same cemetery and Rev J T Ware officiating. The I O F plans a banquet and initiation on Wednesday November 10 as Mt Savage football reports a game victory.
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St. Michael’s Hall
R. Fuller Shyrock
Lodge No. 3
Baltimore
Frostburg Lodge
Girl's Canning Club
G. W. MecElfish
Hall Street
Mary J. Rank
Maryland Avenue School
Cumberland
Hill Street School
Rank
East Leo Street
William Hanna
James Crump
Griffith Hughes
Cumberand
Roy Myers
Ashington
Margaret Meyers
William Hanson
Miners’ Hospital
Beall Street
Thomas Grose
Henry Barth
Savage
Aloysius Hanna
Centre Street
Daniel Martin
Pekin
Marie Donahue
Pittsburgh
William H. Habel
Meyersdale
Frostburg
George Benford
Wade
Beastreet
Henry Harth
St. George's Episcopal Church
St. George's Cemetery
Mt. Savage
Chas
Frank
Aden Rizer
Robert
Ralph Lashley
Chas. Weinberner
John Sweene
Wm. Harden
Price Poland
Chas. Rice
Charles Baker
Wm. Booth
Wm. H. Booth
Church Hill
J. T. Ware
St. George's Church
Gee, Smith
John Po
Porter
Harry Uhl
Shultz Chas Mont
Robi. Graham
Parsonage Fire Injures Pastor R G Hammond
News arrives Saturday of a parsonage fire that destroyed nearly everything while Rev R G Hammond formerly of Keyser suffered severe burns. Also reported: theft of the large flag from Armstrong street near the Keyser post office. Various social updates follow including visits and new births.
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R. G. Hammond
Keyser
Mr. Hammond
P. O
Armstrong Street
Keyser Post Office
Paw Paw Fair urged for Cacapon district exhibits
Citizens of Cacapon district urged to submit samples to the Paw Paw school building by November 12 for an annual fair. Exhibits sought include corn, apples, pears, beets, potatoes, turnips, eggs, cabbage, squash, pumpkins, corn and ears, livestock, grain and canned fruit. Special prizes and district-wide display features planned.
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Paw Paw
W. Va
Cacapon District
Plymouth Rocks
Potomac Fruit Growers’ Club
C. W. Cunningham
Poultry to Dairy Competitions at West Virginia School Fair
Community events outline judging and shows led by Mary Sargent Lambert and Paul Filler with poultry, dairy cattle, and model hens. Races and prize awards follow at 2 25 p m and 3 30 p m. Attendees may bring lunch or buy affordable meals.
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Corm
C. D. Lambert
W. Va
Mary Sargent
Paul Filler
Paw Paw
Charming Gifts for Young Girls
Charm of linen handkerchiefs and embroidered details described for college girls. Articles include dainty brassieres, fine linen hems, monograms, and voile options in pink blue lavender and green. Text emphasizes hobbies depicted in corner motifs and the appeal of a half dozen fine linen items.
Crafty ways to finish handmade handkerchiefs in linen
A hobby piece explains finishing options for a yard of handkerchief linen cut into nine twelve inch squares. Methods include scalloped edges with colored cotton, narrow hems, rolled edging with overcast stitches, and a decorative buttonhole edge. Centerpieces may use radiating buttonhole stitches forming a shell-like pattern.
Tobacco Pouch Embroidery Advice For a Friend
When embroidering a tobacco pouch for a man you know, consider his color preferences and pocket size. Do not make it too large or too small, and line the pouch with oil silk to keep the tobacco in good condition.
Knitting Vogue Spreads Across Trains and Streets
A vintage prose note observes hand knitting in fashion for the first time in fifty years. The write up notes widespread adoption on railway cars stations and in city streets as a popular pastime.
Knitting at the Theater Encourages Simple Silk Slippers
The article notes a busy scene with knitting needles in use during acts. It highlights silk slippers as easy to make and suitable as a handsome present to wear or gift.
Envelope gifts and silk scarves charm in holiday exchanges
A World War era style guide extols envelope gifts for out of town friends at Christmas. Silk scarves and soft stocks fit easily in a standard envelope, while the long business envelope handles bulk. A quoted fiction slip and a book blurb from EVERY WEEK conclude the piece.
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Thomas Kenney
Miners Hospital
First Baptist Church
Hazel Ward
Linden Street
Bessie McFarland
Ethel Shanholtz
Ethel Lemmert
Tenabella Meyers
Alice Dando
Nellie McFarland
Freda Warnick
Eleanor Spitznas
Lottie E. Ward
Masters Howard Ward
Melvin R. Ward
Jane
Ethel Dean
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Kear
Isabelle Winner
Olivia Crowe
Elizabeth Kear
Ethel Davis
Eurith Taylor
Fora Beasley
Ada Eyerly
Hagerstown
Alex Kear
George Walters
Richard Cine
John Kear
Cologne Long
Owen Price
William Taylor
McElfish
Broadway
Mechanic Street
Novsim
Healy's Dancing Academy
Lyric Hall
Beall
Frostburg Opera House
Vivias
Martin
Perpetua
Hugh Atkinson
Union
Baptist Church
Firemen’s Armory
CC. H
Lonaconing Re
Holy Name
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Terrace
Nellie McHugh
Joseph Nolan
August Ricker
Vincent Walsh
Peter Decker
Cavanaugh
Andrew Evans
Luke
Mr. and
William Steele
Douglas Avenue
Yester
Charles Cook
William Orr
Douglas Ave
William Lauder
Elizabeth
Lauder
David Lauder
Emma Orr
James Orr
John Ralston
John Halston
Elisabeth Stevenson
Munessen, Jr
W. Birdsall
Hutthe
Westernport
Hirdaall
Benjamin Wilkes
FP. Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Margaret Hall
Berkeley Springs
Sue Johnston
Margaret Hlepburn
D. I. Mateer
M. White
D. KR. Sloan
Mildred
Harry 3
Somerville
Western Maryland Hospital
Lieden Bradley
Marion Glen
Ndith Mackey
Agnes Fatson
Patrick Delaney
Claryaville
Carlos
Mr. Savage
Alice McMamee
Margaret O'Connell
Johnstown
Elmer Hoffman
Frank McDermott
Veronica
George Stevens
Albert Charles
William Dunn
the Orphan's Court
Mrs
Thomas Mau&l
Minnie Green
Emma Moody
Grace Hitchins
Martin Bevans
Mary J. Hughes
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Maude Gurd
Eugenia
Emma Carroll
R. G. Richardson
A. E. Moore
Harry Shutte
Dodd
Elkins
Jno. Ward
H. S. Furgeson
William Keller
Martinsburg
Roy Warner
J. M. Bright
Charles Kiser
E. V. Miller
Romney
PAW Paw Fair
Harivistias
Jacob Hafer
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
Audfporus
Lemuel F. Spicer
Ernest J. Weaver
Allegany County
Sallie E. Weaver
R. W. McMichabel
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