Frostburg Birthday Party and Local Notices
Frostburg faces a busy social slate with a birthday party for Master Lee Williamson Morgan at 99 Maple Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morgan. The gathering featured a program by children, refreshments, and games, plus a long column of community notices including school music instruction, rehearsals, WCTU meeting, Republican conference, and various visits and travel among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Morgan
Maple Street
Lee Williamson Morgan
Lee W. Morgan
Virginia Graham
Guy Wright
Catherine Papas
Wallace Graham
Paul G. Saffron
Westernport High School
Lonaconing News Roundup From The Cumberland Press
Bulletin from the Lonaconing bureau of The Cumberland Press urges readers to phone all local news items to 4-W, signaling a request for community submissions and tipoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing Bureau
The
Cumberland Press
Death of Mrs. FR Shelton in Detroit Brain Tumor
Word reached that Mrs. FR Shelton died in Detroit after brain tumor surgery. She was wife of the Klots Throwing Company silk mill resident manager and had been seriously impaired in hearing speech and sight before the operation relieved brain pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. J. Shelton
Detroit
Mich
Shelton
Klots Throws Company
Redside
A Fool There Was at Maryland Theatre Tomorrow
Robert Hilliard’s dramatic piece A Fool There Was comes to the Maryland Theatre tomorrow with a bargain matinee. The production is billed as strikingly realistic in its portrayal of life and emotion, with Kipling’s The Vampire cited for truth in its themes. Seats are available via the C. and P. Railroad and Electric lines, with phone reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hilliard
Maryland Theatre
Neal of the Navy chapter shown at Grande Theatre
The Grande Theatre will present the second chapter of Pathe's Great Serial photoplay Neal of the Navy tomorrow afternoon and night. Over a thousand people viewed the opening chapter already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
THE
NAVY
Grande Theatre
Blindness of Virtue at Liberty Theater Starring Edna Mayo
Feature presented by Essanay Company titled Blindness of Virtue shown this afternoon and tonight. Six acts with Edna Mayo and Brant Washburn leading. Admission five and ten cents for matinee and evening.
Bullocks Visit Friends. Miller Takes Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Julius Bullock of Klindis visit Dr and Mrs J O Bullock and J M Sloan family. They motored to Grantsville Sunday. T C Miller is on a business trip to Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Bullock
Klindis
J. O. Bullock
J. M. Sloan
Grantsville
T. C. Miller
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Banquet for Rev Hammond in Olive Branch
Knights of Pythias No 25 host a banquet at their armory honoring Rev R G Hammond who will soon leave Keyser to pastor United Brethren church at Potomac. The Commercial Club selects a slogan for Keyser with Elizabeth Leps proposing Build It Here for buttons and stationery. Calendar Coterie elects officers post vacation. Thirteenth anniversary noted for Rev William O Hara as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Knights of Pythias
R. G. Hammond
Keyser
United Brethren Church
Potomac
Little Miss Leps
Commercial Club
Elizabeth Leps
Council Chamber
Addine
Ethel Nine
Vivian Batten
Cincinnati
Virginia Millholland
Nellie Vossler
Sarah Shelley
Eva Christian
Marion Glover
Emily
Addine Yarnell
Cumberland
Floyd Mills
Claude Peger
Wallie Locke
Wilbur Hoffman
Walter Wilderman
Philadelphia
Myres Hammock
Newton Carskadon
Thomas Carskadon
Knight Reynolds
Forest Patrick
Piedmont
Don Sigler
William O'Hara
Catholic Church of the Assumption
Mineral
Hardy
Grant
Hampshire
West Virginia
Elk Garden
Germania
Henry
Blaine
Dodson
Bayard
Romney
Moorefield
Spring Gap
H. J. Bruning
Hardy Counties
Local Notices and Personal Visits Across Town
From New York a buyer purchased winter merchandise. Mrs. E. E. Hood returned from Clarksburg after attending the U D C convention. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Frost came back from Washington. A club organized by Miss Boulte will meet at Mrs. J. H. Markwood’s home. Misses Sidney Athey and Georgie Wolf spent the weekend in Cumberland. Nat Rogers from Fountain attended the funeral of his cousin Solomon Bogers. Mrs. C. D. Whiteman of Junction visits D. F. Huffman for a few days. Mr. S. Lee Engler of Baltimore visits this week. Miss Flora Batton of Grafton visits her sister Mrs. M. M. Sayres. Mrs. James Whitman is very ill with typhoid fever on Mineral Street with nurse Shockey in charge. C. A. Blackburn went to Oakland after his daughter Ruth who has been visiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mastin
Newark
C. W. Stewart
Elijah Skidmore
James Lewis
Alice
John Hager
Borden Mines
George Stern
Baltimore
John Whetzell
Brownsville
Davis Stoddard
Joseph Pepple
Bedford County
James T. Rowe
Standish Street
Thomas J. Price
Opera Garage
E. Irving Prichard
Prichard
Lorraine Eisenberg
Mose Bear
Margaret Bell
Cumberland
T. C. Miller
Jennie Dixon
Maryland Theatre
Ella Klatte
Mt. Savage
David Lauder
Martin
Frostburg
Byers
Scotch Hill
Thomas McGuire
Alegany
Gustave Fichhorn
John Atkinson
Scott
Arthur Turner
Gilbert Turner
Donaldson
Misa Jessie
Grantsville
Harry Keiffner
Robert Hamilton
East Main Street
L. J. Ort
Anna
Midland
John Somerville
James H. Rogers
Armon
Pagettsvile
Solomon Rogers
William Sellars
Oakland
Razel Stehley
Memphis
Tenn
Dental
University of Tennessee
College of
Dentistry
Philadelphia
Hortense Boulte
Burrough’s Nature Club
Hagerstown
Lucy Kuykendall
Hallie
Mountain Lake Park
Max Kuykendall
Clarence Plum
Newburg
John Stevenson
Washington
Charles Rogers
Pauline Wilson
Gladys Michaels
South Keyser
G. C. Butten
Vivian
Cincinnati
M. M. Sayre
H. G. Wilson
J. L. Frost
Miss Boulte
J. H. Markwood
Sidney Athey
Georgie Wolf
Nat Rogers
Fountain
Solomon Bogers
C. D. Whiteman
Junction
D. F. Huffman
S. Lee Engler
Flora Batton
Grafton
M. M. Sayres
James Whitman
Mineral Street
Miss Shockey
C. A. Blackburn
Ruth
Mount Savage Bureau Seeks Listings at Acme Store
The Cumberland Press bureau operates from Acme Store with contact at phone 9-R and representative William F Farrell handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Savage
The
Cumberland Press
Acme
Phone 9-R
Wm. F. Farrell
Death of Union Mining Company employee Michael Birmingham
Michael Birmingham aged 42 an employee of the Union Mining Company died Sunday morning at 5 o clock after a weeks long illness not deemed serious until Saturday night. He was able to be on the street Saturday. He was the son of the late James Birmingham a former constable and is survived by five brothers and six sisters: James Joseph William of Cumberland Robert and Thomas of this place Mrs Foard Twigg Cumberland Mrs David Stevenson Lonaconing Mrs Samuel Williams New Haven Conn Mrs Andrew Grimm Mr Savage Bernadette and Anna Hathaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Birmingham
Union Mining Company
James Birmingham
Mr. Birmingham
James
Joseph
William
Cumberland
Robert
Thomas
This Place
Foard Twigg
David Stevenson
Lonaconing
Samuel Williams
New Haven
Conn
Andrew Grimm
Savage
Bernadette and
Anna
Hayme
Salisbury Field to Stage Twin Beds at Maryland Tonight
Co author of Twin Beds with Margaret Mayo known as novelist playwright and cartoonist Harold Child also Salisbury Field appears under a single persona. Selwyn and Company present Twin Beds at the Maryland on Monday night with an admirable company and seats are selling now by phone 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Field
Margaret Mayo
New York
Broadway
Selwyn and Company
Rolling Stones
Maryland Theatre
Harold
Mr. Field
Austin Strong
Elysian Field
Maryland
Aged Man Dead at 86 in Cresaptown Funeral Held
John Shelley of Pinto Maryland died Friday at age 86 and was buried this morning after a requiem mass at St Ambrose Church Cresaptown conducted by Rev Father Oscar Offices Fated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shelley, Pinto
St. Ambrose Church
Cresaptown
Oscar Offices
Also Mentioned on This Page
F’rostburg
Musical Art Society
Eagles
Shea Building
George Payne
Ormand Street
Republican State Central Committee
George G. Young
Gladstone
Margaret Whetstone
Peter Whetstone
Hill Street
Milton Patterson
Anna Reiily
Helen
Charles Whetstone
William and
Andrew Brode
Shaft
E. P. Prichard
Mr. Sloan
John Sloan
Detmold
Thomas Wheeler
M. I. Church
William Barnes
George Buckle
Geo. Donald
John Reed
Harry Gepheart
George Whitfield
Charles Devault
John Donald
Harry Lane
Loyal Lane
Bible Class
Methodist Church
Andrew Spears
James H. Boyd
John Boyd
Watercliff
Mr. Boyd
Newlyn
W. Va
Newlyn and Meadows Fork Coal Company
Andrew Evans
Luke
Mrs. Shelton
Marnland Theatre
Kipling
Porter Emerson Browne
C. & P. Railroad
Neal
U.S. Navy
the Grande
Liberty Theatre
U. S. Navy
Keyser Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Keyser, W. Va
Telephone
Hammond
George T. Carskadon
Alice Carskadon
W. E. Woolf
Jas. T. Carskadon
May Long
Liberty
BIG. L
E. Sature
Edna Mayo
Brant Washburn
E. E. Hood
Clarksburg
Wooltex
Hhen
Hitchins Bros. CO
Frostburg, MD
Opera House
Sents
Cumbe Ta Brewing Co
Jacob Hafer
Third National Bank
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