Killed by Rock Fall at Hooverville Pa
Obituary notes for Irvin Blank 30 killed by rock fall near Hooverville Pa. He left a wife and two children with parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blank at Mt. Garage farm. Funeral today at United Brethren Church Hooverville. Also mentions Thomas Michaels 80 who died last Friday and other local arrivals and sickness notes.
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Irvin Blank
Hooversville
Bny
Edwards
Mt. Garage
Charles
Blank
Lillian Pollock
Allegany Mines
Robert Bank
Clara Engand
New Castle
Harry
William
Melvin
Raymond
Howard
Ella
United Brethren Church
Hooveraville
Thomas Michaels
Firm Rock
Frostburg
William Michael
Rest Avenue
Walter Crowey
Lill Street
Methodist Episcopal Charch
Avies Michaels Farm
J B Morgan's Store Lonaconing Md Ad Info
Lonaconing Maryland J B Morgan's Store on Main Street lists contact via phone 4W and references Joseph Baumann as a point of contact or proprietor in this local advertisement.
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Bureau of the Cumberland Press
J. B. Morgan
Main Street
Lonaconing
Joseph Baumann
In Honor of Carl Twigg At Mrs Johnsons Keyser Home
Mrs. J. F. Johnson hosts a party at her West Piedmont Street home in Keyser to honor her brother Carl Twigg of Cumberland. The evening features games and music with refreshments late. Attendees include Ruth Buskey Esther Buskey Clara Willard Rosalem Long Lula Cunningham Clara Brinkman Hazel Strickley Mary Shaffer Virginia Shaffer George Buskey Bernard Sheridan Carl Twigg William Bowman Michael Rice William Kerner and the Lancoover family of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Twigg
J. F. Johnson
Keyser
West Piedmont Street
Cumberland
Ruth
Esther Buskey
Clara Willard
Rosalem Long
Lula Cunningham
Clara Brinkman
Hazel Strickley
Mary Shaffer
Virginia Shaffer
George Buskey
Bernard Sheridan
William Bowman
Michael Rice
William Kerner
W. P. Lancoover
Marion
Lesle Jewelry Firm Transfer to Abraham Shearer in Lonaconing
The Leslie Jewelry Company branch in Lonaconing will be turned over to Abraham Shearer on November 1. Shearer has served as general sales manager since the shop opened and is well acquainted with the business. He is noted to have many friends in the locality.
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Lesle
Lonaconing
Abraham Shearer
Shearer
Leslie Jewelry Company
Frostburg
Spinal consultation advertised with Dr Kopractor
Spinal adjustment services offered with a free consultation. The ad promotes $5 and $10 courses and lists Dr L Kopractor at 19 South with evening hours. It notes Centrestree Advertise and mentions open evenings and contact Bulard.
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L. Kopractor
South
Undine Club Formed By St Peters Parish Ladies
The single ladies of St. Peters in Westernport formed the Undine Club for social amusement and winter improvement. Meeting at St. Peters Hall drew over fifty members. Officers for the first year: Rev. Thomas E. Gallagher president, Miss Mary Reddington vice president, Miss Marie Gannon secretary, Miss Marguerite Noon treasurer.
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St. Peter's Congregation
Westernport
St. Peter's Hall
Undine Club
Local Social Notes and Travel Returns
Miss Grace Mullen returns from a fall visit in Texas. Mrs Letta Odwalt and Mrs Lillian LaMar travel to Westernport to attend their brother in law John Bateson’s death. Major E H Shook of Detroit and his daughter Gore visit Dr and Mrs Dayton J Long in Piedmont. Richard Love and daughter Alma return to Piedmont from Wellsville due to Mrs Love’s brother Edward Casey. Mrs James F Kelley leaves Hampshire street for a Baltimore visit to see daughter Marguerite Kelley.
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Grace Mullen
Texas
Letta Odwalt
Pittsburg
Lillian LaMar
Uniontown
Westernport
John Bateson
E. H. Shook
Detroit
Mich
Gore
Dayton J. Long
Richard Love
Alma
Wellsville
Ohio
Piedmont
Love
Edward Casey
James F. Kelley
Hampshire Street
Baltimore
Marguerite Kelley
Maryland voter registration totals and county breakdowns reported
Maryland counts show 269 259 registered voters with 145 982 Democrats and 102 665 Republicans statewide. Western Washington county around Hancock yields 40 000 to 50 000 barrels of bumper apples, 1 000 workers harvest, 10 000 barrels stored for future pricing, and Edmund P Cahill noted as the largest individual grower.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Hancock Md
Washington County
Hancock
Edmund P. Cahill
Backbone of Public School System Is the American Woman
A local editor asserts the pivotal role of women teachers in the public school system. It laments low pay and crowded, unsanitary conditions, urging readers to support improvements for children, teachers, and taxpayers, while promoting the paper as a beacon for school news and countywide educational updates.
Train Schedule For September 27 1914
Schedule Effec trains depart at 2 10 A M for Ohia and 3 17 A M for New York with 7 00 A M and 4 15 P M runs. Routes include Cumberland to Hagerstown Gettysburg Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburg and West Slipper. Daily service covers Hagerstown Gettysburg Baltimore Frostburg Meyersdale Pittsburgh West with Elkins Davis and other intermediate points.
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Ohia
New York
Cumberland
Dally
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Philade
Pittsburg
West Slepper
Elkins
Belington
Durbin
Ily
Hock
Egerstown
Hancoes
Waynesboro
Express
Frostburg
Meyersdale
Pittsburgh
West
Daily
Davis
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Chestnut Street
Miner's Hospital
Miss Robison
Lulu Whetstone
Marie Switzer
Hill Street
Miss Wilson
Melissa Wilson
Thomas & Brown's
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Frostburg Opera House
State Normal School
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Patrick Friel
McCullough Street
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Robert R. Riggs
Rowlesburg
W. Va
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Lee Street
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Pendleton
Page Welton
Will Welton
F. C. Welton
J.D. VanMeter
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Clarence Fisher
Grant
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Justice Ervin
Elk Garden
J. M. Bright
Meyersdale, Pa
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Mystic Chain
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Francis Jacobs
Newburg
Nellie Ravenscraft
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Montana Mines
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Salem
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Hearst Selig News Pictorial
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East Main Street
A.S. Turner
Bell Building
Mains
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Perryman Md
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North Yakima
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Winchester
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Chambersburg
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James Kelley
Piedmont W. Va
Ignatius McDonald
Kansas City
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George Richardson
St. Petersburg
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G. B. Richardson
Martha Grisby
Coolville
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Stewart, Ohio
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Johnstown
Robert Minshall
State College
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Front Royal
Beatrice Wilt
E. P. Casey
Jennie Crawford
Vincent Crawford
Z. T. Kalbaugh
W. F. Thomas
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
George R. Boyles
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Lisha
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Cumberland, Maryland
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James A. McHenry
Geo. D. Landwehr Conrad
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J. N. M. Brandler
John Schiller
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Merman
Western Maryland Railwayj
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