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Francis Willetts of Frostburg Dies at 63 After Illness of Ten Days. Born in England, he came to America and lived in Welsh Hill Midlothian and Frostburg. Survived by wife and eight children. funeral at Allegany Cemetery with Rev. Beall officiating. Also notes on local church services, charity meeting plans, exams, and community notices.
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Mis Willetts
Mily
Center Streets
Willetts
Gloucesterhire
England
America
Petting
Welsh Hill
Midlothian
Mrosburg
Thomas
Cumberland
Wastireman
Western Maryland Railway
Frank
Samuel
Akron
Ohio
Alexander McGresour
Wrestburg
Hugh Duncan
Jdhn Duncan
Paw Carpenter
Turtle Creek
Thomas Brinson
Lebanon
Kansas
J. N. Beall
Allegany Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs. Sloan in Lonaconing
The body of Mrs. George Sloan arrived yesterday from North Yakima Washington. Funeral services were held today at 3 oclock in the Presbyterian church with Rev H L Barnes officiating. Mrs Sloan longtime Lonaconing resident and former Elizabeth Bell daughter of the late John Bell Sr. She is survived by her husband Dr George Sloan and one sister Mrs Minnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Chaney
Charles Street
Bridgett Rafferty
William Jack
Mill Street
Mary Johns
Baltimore
Lavern Johns
David Harris
Welsh Hill
Charles Britt
Midlothian
Elizabeth Warnick
Ormand Street
Grant Dull
Connellsville
Frank Porter
Oak Hill
W. Va
Noah Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Charles Leatham
Fred Crowe
Linden Street
Corrigansville
Lee Fresh
Lester Fresh
Desmonia Bailey
Myrtle Micksell
Meyersdale
Robert Ricker
Lonaconing
James McAllister
Freda Warnick
George Brannon
Barton
Ruth Evans
Miners Hospital
John Scharf
Inez Roberts
Henry Lippel
Cumberland
B. W. Duncan
C. & W. Electric Railway Company
New York
H. L. Doherty & Company
Wall Street
W. W. Lowe
Doherty
George Sloan
North Yakima
Wash
Presbyterian Church
H. Ll. Ebarnest
Sloan
Elizabeth Bell
John Bell
Minnie
Margaret Picken
Katherine Orr
Howard Thomas
James L. Sloan
Maryland
Fifth Regiment Armory
Funeral attendees and pallbearers listed across several cities
The notice lists Van Horn of Chicago and Bell brothers from North Yakima and Baltimore, with pallbearers including four cousins. Attendees include Dr. Sloan Carl Bell Minnie VanHorn Agnes Whalen and others from North Baltimore and Maryland College Park. Also mentions a canceled Champs vs Reserves game, a $200 purse shooting match in Athletic Park, and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, IL
Agnes Whalen
Jean Sloan
Duncan J. Sloan
North Baltimore
Ohio
Willis VanHlorn
M. A. C., College, Park, Md
John J. Bell
Baltimore
Athletic Park
Mike MecKaig
Pekin
Toad” McNeil
Lord
Tri-Towns to Organize Youth Club and Library Project
The Tri-Towns bureau reports a drive to organize a club for young men with a goal to educate and foster clean sports. Efforts focus on raising funds for a building and support for a public library or YMCA. N. R. Lanner of Oakland Md. takes over as manager.
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Tri- Towns
Y. M.C
N. R. Lanner
Oakland
Lanner Takes Over Westernport Pharmacy Duties
Paul’s Pharmacy in Westernport announces the appointment of Mr. Lanner to succeed Tracy O. Curry who resigned to join a firm in Oakland. The piece also notes Best Buckwheat flour prize at a local fair won by Philip McAndrews and highlights Leslie Thrasher’s award winning portrait of Miss Janet Jackson at the Wilmington Fine Arts exhibit with praise from the Wilmington Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip McAndrews
Lonaconing
Leslie Thrasher
Wilmington
Del
Mason Thrasher
Piedmont
T. Coleman du Pont
Wilmington Society of Fine Arts
Janet Jackson
Thrasher
New Century Club
Mise Jackson
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Frostburg
Francis Willetts
Many Meard Evangelist
M. FB
Ralph T. Coursey
Organine Charities
Chamier Miss Hart*k
Charties, Cum- Trand
Sammuel Iddy
Civil Service Examination
Civil Service
Geall High School
PT. McGann
F. Wade
Wm. Hanna
Postimast
McGann
Wee. KR. Rice
Heal! High School
Miss Powe
Mesdimes Hanna
Weller
Hawkins
Meclane
Messrs
Davisson A. Benson
Harry Weller
Chas. Kight
Upton
Rob‘As
Kh. Spear
N. Sperr
Shorestman
Williams
Lancaster
Kilks
Cobey
James Porter
Rotary
Elks
Nell Betz
Martha Stern
James A Brown
Edwin P. Web
Mary Hocking
J. H. Hitchins
W. W. Shea
Anna Mc
Frederick Wehner
Duncan EB
Shaffer William P. Sullivan
James P. Kenney
Olin Gannett
William H. Deneen
Eva Jeffries
Elks’ Lodge
Junior League
Junior League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Crump
Lee Morgan
Lvradford Jeffries
Altha Morgan
Robert Hart
Helen Morgan
Charles Cheumens
Pearl Cook
Rena Skidmore
Eva Williams
Paptise
Allegany County Baptist Sunday School Association
Engish Baptist
Swelock
Mechanic Street
Wittie’s Ware Room
Josiah Williams
Nesco
Jis
Kk. B. Prichard & CO
Miss Clark
Palace
Marguerite Clark
Helene of the North
Famous Players Film Co
Paramount
Canada
Canadian Woods
Northwestern Mounted Police
Helene
Faversham
Elliott Dexter
Frank Losee
David Wall
Famous Players
Ida Darling
Brigham Hoyce
the Palace
Pathe
Frostburg Opera House
Marsh
John Durant
Edward Pinkney
Durant
Pinkney
Frances Durant
Lieut. Sommers
Sommers
Frances
Jacob Hafer
Prostburg, MD
Palace Theatre
The
Pse
al J _ Kane
Are McRaene
Cumberland Press
Champs
Reserves
Tri-Towns
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
R. A. Hoffmeister
Evening Post
Wilmington Journal
Las Sunday
Cumberland Frostburg
Westernport
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Ry. Co
Frederick’s
Chickering, Knabe
Hardman
Strich & Zeidler
W. F. Frederick
Haines Bros
Ludwig
E. B. Heyser
Foster, Kimball
Price & Teeple
Princeton Harmotone
Autotones
Flexitones
Francis Bacon
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
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