Frostburg to Unveil Monument for Bannatyne
Frostburg prepares for a Sunday 2:20 PM unveiling of a Barre granite monument to the late Bannatyne by Woodmen of the World Camp No. 9. State Manager W. D. Thayer and Assistant Deputy Sovereign F. E. M. Worth will preside. Attendees include W. O. W. camps from Grantsville Cumberland Piedmont and Mt Savage with performances by the German Union Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannatyne
T. Yates
Wood
Mien
W. D. Thayer
Sovereign
F E. M. Worth
Baltimore
Grantsville
Cumberland
Piedmont
Luke
Lonajconing
Mt. Savage
Allegany County
Barre
J. B. Williams Company
Co. & W. Electric
John T. Yates
Thom
Yates
Sovereign Lodge
J. B. Williams
W. C. McLane
Phillip Pfeiffer
W. C. Noel
Joseph Logsdon
William Wenk
First Glass Made by Dugan Glass Works Yesterday
The first glass product from the Dugan Glass Works was completed yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock. The milestone marks the start of operations at the new facility in the area. Local officials and workers celebrated the event with a brief ceremony and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mr. Sloan
Mississippi
Thomas Dugan
Dugan Glass Works
Mount Savage Military Euchre Hosts and Local Visitations
Mrs. Robert Pollock hosted a military euchre at her mother Mrs. Robert Graham’s home with Miss May McCune of Pittsburgh as guest. Attendees included Martha Blume, Mary Graham, Dorothy Bostetter, Gertrude Reidler, Ruth Houck, Emma Sweene, James Graham, William Reidler, Harry Porter, Theodore Barth, Bernard Holtzman, Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. James Dann. The Eastern Star McKinley Chapter plans a Cumberland visit for grand officers’ annual visitation. An unrelated chiropractic ad offers spinal adjustment with free analysis on South Centre Street.
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Helen Taylor
Cumberland
Emma Hanna
Frank Dando
East Loo Street
James Richardson
Pittsburgh
Clyde Richardson
Hitchins Brothers Company
M. E
Sleeman Brothers
Vera Stevens
Fred C. Mitchell
Eckhart
Miners’ Hospital
Mitchell
Cumberland Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fred Wade
Frost Avenue
Henrietta E. Ge
West Va. & Maryland Gas Co
Baptist Association of Maryland
EE. B. Prichard
Barrellsville Presbyterian Church
Robert Pollock
Robert Graham
Honaor
May McCune
Martha Blume
Mary Graham
Dorothy Bostetter
Gertrude Reidler
Ruth Houck
Emma Sweene
James Graham
William Reidler
Harry Porter
Theodore Barth
Bernard Holtzman Cumberland
Christopher Pollock
James Dann
Gladys
Pauline Michaels
South Keyser
James Phillips
Glenn Street
A. J. Boor
Filler
A. V. Douglass
Little Son
Frank Reynolds
Irene
Edith Shinholtz
Walter Dunlap
Anna
Mattie Caton
Julia Mooney
Agnes Patten
Grace Trowell
Ira Matlick
Bennie Wells
R. M. Bown
E. E. Stotler
Burlington
L. J. Powell
Harry Stewart
Somerville
Orland Rickey
Josephine Bane
Local Visitors Tangle With Mountain Road Accident
Keyser residents and Preston county travelers visiting J H Shaffer were in a mountain road accident near Mt Storm. Mrs Shaffer and Miss Catherine Collins were injured, struck by the car top stays, as others escaped harm.
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Jesse H. Shaffer
Catherine Collins
E. G. Kight
Preston County
J. H. Shaffer
Mt. Storm
Deaths and engagements from Westernport notices
William Kight of Westernport dies at 82 after long life in the community. Survived by brother Samuel Kight of Keyser and children Mrs. Jacob Hughes, Mrs. C. S. Repp, Mrs. Pearre Willer of Westernport, and Wheeler D. Kight of Washington. Second wife Lizzie Apperson died in 1911. Funeral Friday. Auction whist hosted by Mrs. W. R. Williams. Ada O Gorman of Fairview to wed Frank E. Shoulte at St Peter's Church on November 9. Wm H. Fredlock couple return from Virginia auto trip.
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Sarah Johnston
F. §. Johnston
Elkins
Jas. Anderson
St. James Street
Jas. E. Sheetz
Hendaville
Corner St
J. B. Criser
Washington
Mattie Clayton
Baltimore
Wm. C. Clayton
Clarence Bierkamp
Frostburg
Robert Dawson
Roy Warner
Martinsburg
Warner
Livingool
Bay City
Michigan
L. F E. Moran, Jr
Nell Johnson
Alonzo Amstot
Hutchinson
Kansas
William Kight
Westernport
Samuel Kight
Keyser
W. Va
Sarah E. Michaels
Jacob W. Hughes
C. S. Repp
Pearre
Willer
Wheeler D. Kight
Washington, D. C
Kight
Lizzie M. Apperson
Robert Apperson
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Williams
Ada O'Gorman
Fairview Street
Edward O’gorman
Frank E. Shoulte
Grafton
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Wm. H. Fredlock
Virginia
Frostburg Showcases The Squaw Man At Opera House
Frostburg audiences enjoyed the first of the Famous Players pictures at the Opera House last night. The Squaw Man was shown and the season will feature one or two such films weekly, highlighting major actors in notable plays. The management earns public support for this progressive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Frostburg Opera House
Famous Players
Surprise for all readers on Friday press issue
The Press promises a pleasant surprise for thousands of readers this Friday. The notice urges everyone to obtain the particular issue, hinting at a special feature or promotion to be revealed that day.
Train Schedule Effective September 27 1914 Camberland Route
Schedule shows trains leaving Camberland at 2710 A M for Paulyerstown Gettys burg Baltimore Philadelphia New York Sleeper service to 7:00 A M points and 4:15 P M destinations Gale Delp Pittsburg and West leeper Daily shuttle to Hagerstown Waynesboro Westminster and Baltimore with connections to Frostburg Meyers Pittsburgh and West Elkins Davis and intermediate points. Advertise in the press.
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Camberland
Paulyerstown
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Gale
Delp
Pittsburg
Westleeper
Hikielington
Lave & Intermediate
Urchin
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Gue
M. E. Church
Leslie
Lonaconing
A. Shearer
Grover W. McElfish
Boy Scout Committee
Clifton Hosken
Russell Eichhorn
Ras and Hos
Mr. Savage
Mr. Hosken
Bibble
Mr. Eichhorn
Boys of
Beall High School
Junior Order Park
Adv
Ottoburg
Smith
Sons
Frost
Security Cement
Union Street
ARD & CO
Hine
I. C. Keller
Presbyterian Church
Good Will Fire Company No. 1
Oscar Myers
New Bridge
Lindley Nichols
Church Street
Tsanal
Y. M. IT
Ward's Hall
Midland
Powers’ Orchestra
Sremen
Catherine Webb
Robert Ricker
Big Vein Hill
Clarksburg
Grace Martin
Petersborg
Wattenschaidt
Douglas Avenue
Evans Bros
Main Street
Beaver Board
John Long
Tonaconing Bowling Club
Stakema
George Shearwood
Rochester
N. Y
Brady House
Lewis Retber
Monesson
Here
O'Neill
Katherine Webb
H. W. Dellinger
Robert Worgan
Michaels Farm
Katherine Porter
Perryman
Sloan
Robert K. Snyder, Jr
East McKeesport
George Snyder
Wilmerding
Barton
Justice of the Peace
R. K. Snyder
Opera House
Pamerican
Rosspurg
Bebs
Jacob Afer
Ector
Frostburg, MD
E. Z. Rider
E. Union St
Fras _Phone
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
J. B. Morgan's
Joseph Baumann
Andrew
Bibl
Ipien
Jae. Phorce
Finvitatiog
Mount Savage
Euchre
Ladies of McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Citizens National Bank
German Savings Bank
Citisene’ Nations
Banka
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
the Citizens National. Bank
George Ngtos
Joh A. McMullen
Amoan
Georg Slingto
Hughma. McMullen
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren
White Charles
GEO, D. Landwehr
Robert
Pooree
Thomas Pootr Bengy J J. Pr
George L. Wellington
GEO. D. Landwehr
Cumberland, Maryland
C. G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Conrad
John Schiller
Jasman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
It. A. Bachman
Imerman
Liller
I. H. Offner
R. T. Fair
B. of R. T. Fair
K of P. Armory
Cumberland Visitors
Aperal
Tre-Towns
Western Maryland Railways
Jim Lee
N. Centre St. Cumberland
Centre Street Chinese Laundry
National Painless Dentists
Baltimore Street
McCrory
Woodward Bidg
Williams CO
Jenire
Cumberland, Md
Main St
Ibertund
Kels
South Liberty
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