Farmers Fair Opens With Exhibits In Frostburg Hall
The annual Farmer's Fair and Festival for Allegany and Garrett counties opened at 10 this morning in Stern's Hall Frostburg with thousands in displays. Fruit vegetables and fancy work fill tables and a prize program awaits exhibitors. The fifteenth annual Allegany County Christian Endeavor Union convention began in Frostburg with services at St Paul's Lutheran church and a program featuring Rev George Edwin Brown and Rev Martin Luther Enders. Memorial Day services are planned by councils of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Death notices include Edward Rosenberg 59, with funeral arrangements in Frostburg. Mountaineer Club elected officers and a birthday party was held in Moscow. The Dames of Malta plan a benefit movie night at the Frostburg Opera House and high school notes mention masque dance and football plans.
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Garrett
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Allegany County Christian Endeavor 'Nion
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Edwin Brown
First M. P
Cumberland
County Union
Martin Luther Enders
W. Tl. Leavitt
Boston
Mass
Central Y. M. Co. A
IF. H. Crissman
Carl Stuiber
H. E
John J. Weitzel
Martin W. Woods
United American Mechanics
Church
South
W. S. Nicholson
Freedom Council No
C. G. Chaney
George Armstrong
Conrad Miller
Samuel Cline
Joseph Price
William Hager
John Race
Owen C. O'Niel
Benjamin Reese
David B. Powell
Harry Williams
Herman Porter
John Thrasher
Elsworth Lohr
Daniel Arnold
Mountain City
Christopher Eisel
Walter Benson
William Bevan
Russel Stewart
Frank Stewart
Richard Spitenas
Allen Spier
George KE. Cook
Charles Foutz
Morris Cleaver
William Drummond
Robert Thompson
Charles B. Meager
Oscar Warn
Roy F. Meyers
William Waener
Samuel F. Thomas
William Sannenberg
Miles ©. Cook
Joseph BB. Yates
van Thorp
Thomas Lewis
John Tennant
J. J. Price
J. H. Dunstan
James Coddington
William Hanna
David W. Griffith
T. G. Jeffries
Beall High Football Preps for Big Terra Alta Game
Beall High School football team undergoes rigorous drills ahead of the away game at Terra Alta West Virginia on Saturday October 17 Coach Carmony emphasizes intercepting passes and aggressive play. Also notes include classroom desk additions and various local notices and personal items.
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Beall High School
Terra Alta
W. Va
Carmony
J B Morgans Store Lonaconing Ad Notice
Lonaconing storefront listing for J B Morgans Store on Main Street with contact details and Joseph Baumann as representative from the Cumberland Press bureau in Lonaconing Maryland.
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Bureau of the Cumberland Press
J. B. Morgan
Main Street
Lonaconing
Joseph Baumann
Paralytic Fells on Stove in Household Accident
John Humphries of Big Vein Hill suffered a paralytic stroke while cooking and fell onto a stove, burning his face and body. A Civil War veteran and former janitor at Jackson school, he is about 70 and faces slim chances of recovery after prompt medical care.
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John Humphries
Big Vein Hill
Mr. Humphries
Coney Mine
Jackson School
Winter Residents Seek Shelter In City
The article notes several visitors and locals staying for the season. Joseph MacDonnough of Detmold is recovering after a horseback accident on Main Street where the horse trampled him. ten stitches closed the wound. John Peel Jr. is recovering from typhoid fever at Miners Hospital Frostburg. Other townsfolk shown ill or recovering include Grandma McHugh, Grandma McHugh of Dudley, and John Mansfield with scarlet fever. A group including Thomas Love and Harrison Scott motored to Green Gap for a hunting trip. John Sturut and others traveled to Hagerstown for the fair. Mrs William Anderson and daughter Grace of Rock Springs, Wy., visited and head to Pittsburg before returning home.
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Joseph MacDonnough
Detmold
Main Street
McDonnough
John Peel, Jr
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
John Mansfield
Patrick Mansfield
Aailroad Street
Grandma” McHugh
Dudley
Thomas Love
Harrison Scott
William McMillan
Pittsburg
Funeral rites for W H Dick and Mrs Lawrence Atkinson
The funeral for William H. Dick a 24 year old railroad brakeman who died after being struck from a box car at Mine No. 7 Consol Coal Co took place from his Woodland home with interment at McLuckie s Cemetery Frostburg. He belonged to Knights of Pythias J O U A M and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He leaves a wife and three children Ethel Lloyd Kathleen his mother Mrs Christopher Dick six brothers and one sister Margaret. The second service was for Mrs Lawrence Atkinson who died Monday in Alleghany Hospital Cumberland and funeral was from her Union Street home with burial at Melackie s Cemetery Frostburg. She is survived by her husband and five children. Reverend W E Bird officiated.
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Palward Rosenberg
Edward Rosenberg
John F. Tagan
Mt. Pleasant Street
Johnson
August
Meyersdale, Pa
J. F. Tagan
Rebecca Stenger
Ravenna
Ohio
W. H. Dick
William H. Dick
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Consolidation Coal Company
Woodland
McLuckie’s
Frostburg
Knights of Pythias
Brotherhood of
Lawrence Atkinson
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Union Street
Melackie’s
W. E. Bird
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Savage Celebrates Columbus Day With Social Events
Mount Savage hosted Columbus Day events this week. Knights of Columbus Council No 1068 held a dance in the Fannon Building on Main Street, while Joshua Simkins staged C. R. Reno’s pastoral play Way Down East to a crowded audience Tuesday night.
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Mount Savage
Knights of Columbus
Fannon Building
Main Street
Joshua Simkins
C. R. Reno
Mullaney's theatre and local social notices
Last night the supper and ouchre under the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was held in the parochial school building. The Young Men's Institute holds its annual ball in Mullaney's hall next Wednesday with bazaar events on November 19 20 and 21. Oyster suppers and various visits are noted among residents including Miss Kathleen Hamilton and other local guests.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Hibernians
James Dunn
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N. J
Francis McNamee
Chicago
Ill
Wheeling, W. We
Young Mens’ Institute v4
Mullaney’s Hall
Miss Esther Ryans Attempts Poisoning In Keyser
Esther Ryans assistant at the Prep dormitory swallowed a tablet with water in an apparent suicide attempt. Dr Hoffman rushed to the house and found the case not serious and she is reported all right. Davis Lodge Masons ejected several officers at their Monday meeting and preparations are under way by Presbyterian church women for a Mother Goose program.
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Esther Ryans
Hoffman
Davis Lodge of Masons
W. J. Koelz
W. M. A. Allen Patchett
S. W. J. F. Fetzer
J. W. J. G. Koelz
J. W. Stayman
R. E. L. Strider
Charlain
H. S. Thompson
Oscar Cosner
Presbyterian Church
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Pittsburgh
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