Doerner Cosgrove marriage noted in Frostburg area church
The wedding of Firmin H. Doerner and Miss Regina Cosgrove occurred at St Michael's Church in Frostburg with Rev Richard O Neill officiating. Attendants included Gertrude Cosgrove as bridesmaid and Bernard Mullin as best man, followed by a reception in Cumberland. Doerner, a Western Maryland Railway telegraph operator, and Cosgrove plan to tour Eastern cities after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Boerner
Doerner
Western Maryland Railway
Wiliam Boettner
McKeesport
J. M. Zimmerly
Youngstown
John E. Rowan
Tra Finzel
Finzel
John Griffith
Wilkes Barre
J. Luther Martin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Martin
New York
Morris Lee
Maple Street
Thomas M. Wilson
Miners’ Hospital
Bowery Street
Judge Clayton Back in Keyser After Hospital Stay
Judge W C Clayton returned from Cumberland Monday night after hospital care since last Thursday. He showed some improvement and visited his office briefly yesterday. The article also notes several local moves including railroad man D W Mohler returning to duty, Rev A N Perryman’s trip to attend a Virginia Synod, and residents visiting relatives in Cleveland Baltimore and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Clayton
Cumberland
Clayton
Emma Clayton
Washington
Co. T Clayton
D. W. Mohler
Parkersburg
A. N. Perryman
Nort Carolina
Virginia
Synod of Virginia
Lexington
Alice Street
Keyser
L. I. Edgell
J B Morgan Store Highlighted in Lonaconing Ad
Lonaconing Maryland listing for J B Morgan store on Main Street with contact for Joseph Baumann acting as representative. The brief ad notes the Lonaconing bureau of the Cumberlana Press and a Lonaconing phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cumberlana Press
J. B. Morgan's
Main Street
Lonaconing
Joseph Baumann
Masque Dance and Community Notices Highlight Local Events
Firemen host a masque dance on Saturday at the Armory with corn fodder and pumpkins. gold prize for best masqueraders. Sewing Circle meets at Presbyterian Church with refreshments. Moving days as Walter Stevenson family relocates to Charleroi. Visitors and guests include Maud Phillips, Dr and Mrs William Haire, and John M Patterson.
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Armory
Walter Stevenson
James Dixon
Charleroi, Pa
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Dixon
John McMillian
Pittsburgh
Maud Phillips
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
William Haire
South Carolina
David Miller
Main Street
John M. Patterson
Church Street
McKeesport
Surprise visit at St Luke’s La Vale by Ladies Aid
About 50 women from the Ladies Aid Society of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church and many husbands visited Mr and Mrs Frederick W Michael at their La Vale home. They shared stories played games enjoyed vocal and instrumental music and a delightful supper.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
Frederick W. Michael
St. Luke’s Church
la Vale
Frances Alda Reports War Zone Fears for Sembrich
Opera star Frances Alda, fresh from the war zone, voices grave fears for Mme Sembrich, who sailed with her German husband on a steamer held up by a British cruiser. Alda sympathizes with Belgians, praising their simple people and fine buildings now ruined by the Germans.
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Mme
Frances Alda
Mme. Sembrich
Mme Alda
Sembrich
Songbird
Brunswick Shoemaker Charles E Butler Dies at 67
Charles E Butler of Brunswick died at his home shortly after midnight yesterday from Bright's disease at age 67. Born at Sandy Hook in Washington county, he was a shoemaker by trade and later served as the city bill poster. He also served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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Charles E. Butler
Brunswick
Bright
Sandy Hook
Washington County
Mr. Butler
New York Ad Campaign for Bergen Advertise
A New York based agency launches a Bergen advertisement push aimed at boosting regional visibility. The campaign targets local businesses and residents with outdoor and print placements across Bergen County highlighting service extensions and introductory offers. The effort emphasizes community engagement and measurable response.
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Hee A OU Cho i
CHOHO
Frostburg
Stern’s Mall
Hallowe'en Social
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Hallowe’en
Ladies of
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael's Hall
William H. Dick
Midland
C. & P. Railroad Company
National
G. E. Metger
Salem Reformed Church
Allegany Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Ethel
Lloyd
Kathleen
Fred
Rudolph
John
Francis
James
Christian
John White
Somerset County
J. B Williams Company
Union Cemetery
Meyersdale
Adria Griffith
H. P. Griffith
Frost Avenue
Patrick J. Stakem
St. Peter and Paul's
Canada
Knights of Columbus
Owen Winters
John Casey
Michael Healey
J. Maxwell Mathias
William J. Davis
William G. Kirby
Maxwell Shea
John Connolly
John Kelley
Andrew Savinski
James Kenney
State Council
William T. Kirby
Zeta M. Stevens
Martha Stevens
George L. Langford
Indianapolis
Harrie Dawton
Eugene Stevens
Allegany
Miss Stevens
Allegany Mines
Teachers’ Reading
Roy
Stburg, Md
Advertisement
Stitch Hiller
West Main
Sburg
Johnson’s
Al’s Grove
Paul L Hitchins
Hohing & Sons
W. VA
Judge Clayton
N. E. Baker
Jersey City
Annie Golden
Cleveland
Ohio
Frostburg Opera
Vitagrap
Edison Gmedy
Tros. L
S. Wate
Tburg, Md
Jacob Hafer
Frostborg, MD
Dayton Jmrless
E. Union St
Citizens National Bank
Aim Lars
Hurman Savings Bank
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
Ger‘ational
Tens National Bank Building
George L. Rraandia Ars Momen
L. Morgan
Cashier
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. Lee
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. Whith
Charles G
Gbo
D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
Henry Iguek
Glic Lzsnal
George L. Wellington
GEO. D. Landwehr
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Geo
Conrad
Cumberland, Maryland
Susman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Mmerman
Presbyterian Church
MME, Sembrich
Mount Savage
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew
Im, Dyer
Michael
Hildgga
Bricker
North Liberty St
Cumberland, Md
Bergen
Exfrench
Pas- 120
Piccys
Kelso’s
Liberty Street
Frapperts
Brey
J. B. Williams ,Co
N. Centre
Main St
Frostbure
Footers Dye Works
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
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