Frostburg Delegation Chooses Herpich as Chairman
At a meeting of newly elected House members from Allegany County and surrounding areas, Conrad J. Herpich was chosen chair of the delegation with two votes to Jonathan Campbell. Other delegates-elect discussed positions and party pledges, while the group enjoyed a supper and a farewell reception at the home of Mrs. Milton Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owewly-Electa Mbers
Dele Ohi Aveeany
Ad Neblicans
Gladstone
Conrad J. Herpich
Dogen
Dames’ Qamiypeeli
Tate Ty Surveyor
Hattiore
Ouse
Mr. Herpich
Elec Samuel Brown
Thomas Ger
Arthur Smith
Campbell
Messrs Campbell
Smith
Milton Race
Grant Tet
Philip Pfeiffer
Totin Bradburn
Munsey
Mzabeth
John
Detroit
Mich
Music
Langford
Wim
Hanna
Grindal
Janene
Phore
John Pfeiffer
John Pressman
Robert Pas
Nan T. Sullivan
Harry Williams
el Miller
Thos. Langford
Thesena
William Lemmert
William . As
Webster Rephorn
Ehter Thelsa
Lou Pressman
Wil Hanna
Jane Cline
Jos, Crowe
Irvin
James Price
Aviston
East Main Street
James H. Cook
Cumberland
County Federation
Robert MacDonald
Philip Yates
Entertains Sewing Club at East Main Street
Miss Myra Bill hosted the Sewing Club last night on East Main Street with guests including Emily McAlpine Ethel Spears Sarah Higgins Hazel Jones Margaret Hepburn Ida Mae Fichhorn and others. Thomas Carr aged 84 years died.
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Myra Bill
East Main Street
Sewing Club
Emily McAlpine
Ethel Spears
Sarah Higgins
Hazel Jones
Margaret Hepburn
Ida Mae Fichhorn
Mesdames George Campbell
Bessie Olewine
Harper Rankin
W. F. Dollinyer
H. S. Earnest
Gilbert Turner
Thomas Carr
Junior Class Reception at Keyser High School
Last night the Keyser High School Junior Class hosted a reception for the class bow at Miss Nellie Johnson’s home on Church Street. The decor featured white and gold pennants and flowers. guests received white place cards and favors of paper caps. Refreshments included black ice cream, Junior cake and coffee, candy, nuts, mints, and fruit. Thomas Carskadon presided with guests including William Welsh, Miss Nita Shaffer, and Miss Eva Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser High School
Nellie Johnson
Church Street
Thomas Carskadon
William Welsh
Nita Shaffer
Eva Wood
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Frostburg
Out City
Pythias
R. Fuller Shryock
Baltimore
Creek
Ewing I. Prichard
Prichard
M. BE. South Church
Venir
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael’s Hall
Beal
Albert Davis
Davis
Fannie Welsh
Taylor Street
Intertained Mite Society
Sarah Watson
Ladies’ Mite Society
John M. Stewart
George Eisel
Edward L. Betz
Clarence Cook
Herbert Gunter
James Stewart
Edward Harvey
Alex. G. Close
James Sleeman
Effie BH. Thomas
Bernice Watson
Nellie Harvey
Sarah BK
Grace Hi. Dando
Kenry Fisher
Charles Emerick
Broad
Fietu
Mary Blank
Borden Mines
William Gunter
Toin
Nebraska
Richard Gunter
Philip Offman
Owen
Cedar Cliffs
Iowa
Williamsburg
Ohio
James E. Ramsey
Otto Hohing
John Lindsey
Shaft
Rosanna Richardson
Kilmer Rupp
Fairmont
W. Va
Cheas
Stewart
W. Main St
Broadway
Mechanic Street
Novslim
Julius Steger
Frostburg Opera House
Hazel Dawn
Palace Theatre
Jennifer
C. Edgar Keller
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Keller
Neil Brannon
Plentywood
Montana
Edward Brannon
E. H. Markwood
Washington, D. C
Stottler
James Orr
Orr
Robert Orr
Douglas Avenue
Christene Sellers
Merlyn Adams
G. H. Reynolds
Suit Reynolds
Ruthill
Nelly Wiley
Bertha Kaplan
Hannah Kaplan
Marie McDowell
Katherine Chrisman
Julia Crist
Bernice Long
Kate Johnson
Harry Taylor
Henry Dennison
James Newcome
James Perkinson
Edward Kinny
Miss Sedalla
Maggie Marlin
Misses Bertie
Nellie and
Maud Rice
Lulu
Lonaconing
The
Cumberland Press
Entertains Club
the Clothcraft Store
Maryland
Keyser
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Keyser, W. Va
Legany County
Duroys
Stern
E. Main Street
Poe Maclese
Anna Pavlowa
Pavlowa
American Model Builders
Wittig’s
TOY
Jacob Hafer
H. M. Kline
Frostburg, Md
Axe
Agers Opera House
the World Film Corporation
New York
O’rourke
Main St
Copenhagen
Hitchins Bros. Co
Frostburg, Maryland
Paramount Night
Miss Hazel Dawn
Will Appear
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