Miss Wittie Hosts Halloween Party in Frostburg Hall
Miss Ernestine Wittig will entertain tonight with a Halloween party at Wittie's Hall featuring electric color lights a rising pine the witches preside and a supper served Ghost stories fortune telling and a dance follow by Miss Edna Marshall and Miss Eva Thomas Invited guests include Misses Lillie Noff Marguerite Oder Fiona Marshall Cora Crump Ina Spilignas Anna Hyde Traxel Oder Elva Thomas Zola Beasley Mary Brown Mrs William Howitt and Mrs Robert Lewellyn.
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Ernestine Wittig
Wittie’s
Edna Marshall
Eva Thomas
Lillie Noff
Margaurite Oder
Fiona Marshall
Cora Crump
Ina Spilignas
Anna Hyde
Traxel Oder
Elva Thomas Zola Beasley
Mary Brown
William Howitt
Robert Lewellyn
Ridgeley Lodge Celebrates 28th Anniversary and Community Notices
Ridgeley Rebekah Lodge No. 3 marked its twenty eighth anniversary with a Monday night program. Charter members include Reuben Reed and John Zimmerly, with Reed serving as recording secretary since inception. October 25, 1884, Mrs. Robt. Biddington and Mrs. George Kear reached twenty five years of membership. Afterward, members dined at a local restaurant with Robt. Biddington as toastmaster. The lodge lists about one hundred members. Automobiles from numerous local figures aided the upcoming Hallowe en parade, including St. Cloud Hotel transfer and Griffith Bros. Community leaders and schools were noted, with Ph. D. S. A. Barr as Rally Day speaker at the Reformed church and Rev. B. Shummon visiting from Philadelphia. Local residents and visitors were mentioned, with several health updates including Mrs. George Shaw ill and Mr. David Kear seriously ill. Marshall Pressman was named manager of the Union Woolen Mills store locally. Funeral services for Patrick Stakem Sr. occurred at St. Mary's Church, with interment in St. Mary’s cemetery.
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Ridgeley Rebekah Lodge
Reuben Reed
John Zimmerly
Robt. Biddington
George Kear
A. Barr
State Normal School
The
Reformed Church
B. Shummon
Philadelphia
G. E. Metger
Raymond Jackson
Bedford
Elizabeth Rombach
Weston W. Va
Emma Donahue
Frostburg
George Shaw
David Kear
Woodland
Marshall Pressman
Samuel Shearer
Union Woolen Mills
Pressman
Long Lost Horses Reunited By Western Liveryman
Wesse M Bright of Keyser has recovered a stolen team believed driven away by two youths weeks ago. The team was spotted in Johnstown and returned to its owner who then headed to Baltimore to pursue the alleged culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesse M. Bright
Mr. Bright
Johnstown
Baltimore
J B Morgan's Store Lonaconing Md Adverts
Lonaconing Maryland storefront notice lists J B Morgan's Store on Main Street with contact details and Joseph Baumann named as representative for Cumberland Press distribution.
Union Street Bridge Nears Completion and Anniversary Events
The Union Street bridge should open by November 1 with completion a few days earlier. A mayoral and council tablet will be placed on the structure soon. Mr and Mrs William Thomas marked their silver wedding at Pekil Hill Moscow with family and friends attending a party among others from Lonaconing and Detmold. The Barton Orchestra provided music and a late repast followed. The Armory hosted the play The Girl With the Circus by Lonaconing Fire Company, drawing a packed house and positive reception.
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Union Street
William Thomas
Pekil Hill
Moscow
Lonaconing
William Trumbull
David Trumbull
Detmold
Felix Foote
Watercliff
Rachel Peebles
Church Street
Anna Thomas
John Marshall
Fast Main Street
Maud Thomas
William Malcolm
Janet Ayres
Amelia
James Gray
Pekin
Barton Orchestra
Lonaconing Fire Company
The Tom Thumb Wedding presented again at Luke
The Tri-Towns show The Tom Thumb Wedding, staged for the Civic Club, was well received last evening at the High School auditorium in Westernport and will be shown tonight in the Devon Club building at Luke. Born to Mr and Mrs George A Spicer of Luke a boy. Pearl Cutter of Lonaconing visits sister Mrs Waiter Phillips of Oak View Drive.
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N. T. Club
N. I. T. Club
Miss Nettle Brode
Central High School
Civic Club
Westernport
Devon Club
Luke
George A. Spicer
Pearl Cutter
Lonaconing
Waiter Phillips
Oak View Drive
Mrs Craig Biddle Arrested in Germany During Travel
Mrs Craig Biddle was mistaken for a Russian spy while in Germany en route to Switzerland. She faced difficulties proving her identity but is now safe at her home in Montreux, Switzerland.
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Newport
Germany
Craig Biddle
Switzerland
Crowded Police Court Fines and Detentions
This morning in police court before Justice Heck fifteen were fined for drunkenness and disorder. A few paid fines, while the majority were sent to the station house for ten days.
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Heck
Arrested for Wife Desertion in Baltimore Charge
Irving B. Ledden, sought in Baltimore on wife desertion charges, was arrested Tuesday night by Chief Eisenhauer and Patrolman Cubbage in this city and handed to Baltimore detectives Oliphat and Conder to be transported back for trial. Nearby ad promotes chiropractic spinal adjustments with low-cost tickets and free analysis from Dr. L. W. Bullard at 19 South Centre Street. A teaser announces a surprise in Friday’s edition of The Press for its readers.
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Irving B. Ledden
Baltimore
Eisenhauer
Cubbage
Oliphat and Conder
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
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Party Derpeat Would Be Blow At Wilson
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison spoke in Springfield Massachusetts with Governor Walsh and others saying MA campaign must be viewed nationally. A Democratic defeat would be seen as a defeat of the President and the party's principles amid war news. He praised the President as the steady, masterful leader contrasted with the war's background.
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Springfield
Mass
Lindley M. Garrison
Walsh
Massachusetts
Friday's Press Promises Family Friendly News Preview
The Press urges readers to watch Friday issue for something welcomed by every family member. It hints at content designed to engage all ages and suggests a notable feature will appear in the upcoming edition.
Western Maryland Railway Schedule 1914
Schedule effective September 27 1914 shows Cumberland departures to Dally-erstown Gattys and connections to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York at 8 17 AM and 7 00 PM with daily and Sunday variations. Durbin and other points served. timetable lists times for Hacceck Nepbar Fgcca and Meek routes with 1 40 PM and 4 15 PM departures. Advertise in the Press.
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Schedale
Cumberland
Dally
Erstown
Gattys
Burltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Manan
Dales
West
Durbin
Man
Baltimore
Hacceck 1:40 P. Nepbar
Teeteatare Pom
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L. ©. Lucas
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Charles C. Briggs
John Wesley Church
W. Bryson Smith
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J. M. Beall
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Frostburglluminating and Manufacturing Company
Public Service Commission
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Hazel Dawn
Srereq
Miss Helen
James Sleeman Ane
Elizabeth of
Walter Freed
Vanderbilt, Pa
Advertis
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Pennsylvania
Ike Bradburn
Hart
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Patrick Stakem
St Mary's Terrace
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sports At Central
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W. VA
Terra Alta
Eolder
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Union
Security Cement
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
Frank Keenan
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Hallowe’en
Armory
McI]wee
Orland Rickey
Josephine Bane
A. S. Wolf
W. H. Wirts
C. E. Brant
Rachael Dufford
A. S Davis
Hagerstown
Davis
Edward Echols
Richiwood
P. Clarskadon
Headsville
John Fetzer
Wm. Burnap
Washington
R. A. Nine
Emma Carr
New Era
Smith
Bard & CO
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Poul
Yees Ible
Jacob
Frostbur
Citizens National Bank
German Savings Bank
Citizene’ National Bank
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S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
the Citizens Nation
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Llingto
Huw Akmullen
Janie
McHenry
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Warren C. White
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GEO. D. Landwehr
Cumberland, Maryland
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Susman Rosenbaiy, J.N. M. Brandler, G. Schiller, Hman B . Amerman
American Society
Tri-Towns
Mrs
Wireless
Ieeegraph
United States
Twc Daily
Walter Powell&sons CO
Ava
Balto
Washington Monument
Western Maryland Railwayj
Jim Lee
N. Centre St
Baltimore Street
McCrory
Woodward Bldg
Washington, D. C
Centre
Cumberland, Md
Main St
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Kelso’s Livery
South Liberty Street
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