News items from Frostburg and nearby communities
Local notices report camping on South Branch of the Potomac led by Peter McGuire, plus a stenographer job offer for Miss Marie Hines. Knights of Columbus and Knights of Pythias plan socials and smokers. Duckpin match sees conductors beat motormen. Grace Rowe in Munich reported safe. Oakland Cafe sold to George H. Gunter. Mrs. J. E. Strother dies at 81. various social visits noted. Roofing ads from E B Prichard & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Street Rod and Gun Gon
Peter McGuire
South Branch
Potomac
Oakland Cafe
E. Union Street
George H. Gunter
George W. Griffith
Party and notices span Big Vein Hill community
Social events include a Thrsday party hosted by Mr and Mrs George Rank in Big Vein Hill for their niece Mrs Helen Erdman of Cumberland with games and refreshments The section lists attendees and upcoming trips to Baltimore for the Centennial The M B Church plans a Labor Day picnic and a dance is set for September 7 at the Armory Funeral and hospital notes follow with local residents' visits and travel Queried items include cemetery monument promotions and several personal notices plus a brief public notice dated August 27 1914 From Allegany Cumberland area reporting on residents and events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rank
Big Vein Hill
Helen Erdman
Cumberland
Christe, Edwards
Esther Will
Cecilia
Thomas Richards
Marquis
Alvin Yast
John Somerville
Lonaconing Store Ad Names J B Morgan Representative
The Lonaconing business listing notes J B Morgan as store representative at Main Street Lonaconing Maryland with phone 4W and identifies Joseph A Morgann as the presentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cumberlane Press
J. B. Morgan's
Main Street
Lonaconing
Mad
Joseph A. Morgann
Goetzs Host Progressive Euchre Night at Mount Savage
Mr and Mrs Charles Goetz entertained a large group for a progressive euchre at their hilltop home in Mount Savage. Attendees included multiple couples such as Mr and Mrs Christopher Lemmert and Mr and Mrs Charles Ment, with Emma Sweeney and Charles Mont winning the most games. Rev Edward Mooney returned to Cleveland after visiting relatives. Mrs Mary King of Wilmington noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goetz
Christopher Lemmert
Charles Ment
George Barth
James Grahame
G. Clinton Uhl
William Youtzy
Herbert Porter
Mary Goetz
Aimee Grahame
Minnie Goetz
Emma Sweeney
Frederick F. Snow
Charles Grahame
Mt. Savage
Edwin Goetz
Carlos Junction
Edward Cosgrove
Hammond
Ind
Charles Evans
Keyser
W. Va
Charles Mont
Edward Mooney
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary King
Wilmington
Corrells
Philippi
Alma Mellor
Nellie Zarnitz
Piedmont Ice Company
Grafton
Althea Fuller
Minnehaha Springs
J. A. Blackiston
H. O. Butcher
Mt. Lake Park
L. E. Heskitt
James
Henry
Grant County
Robert Smith
Luke, Md
Atlantic City
Laporta Oates
Mountain Lake Park
George Cox
John
Davis
Labor day baseball doubleheader in Keyser with Cumberland Collegian
Two Labor Day baseball games scheduled at Keyser Prep Ground at 10 30 a m and 3 30 p m feature the Cumberland Collegian team visiting for a pair of contests. Also notes include a quiet wedding of Miss Charlotte Cozad to G William Billmyer and local business and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
Cumberland Collegian
Italy to Preserve Strict Neutrality Amid Sympathy for England
Rome September 5 Premier Salandra announced the government will maintain the strictest neutrality in line with public sentiment. He added that while there are deep rooted sympathies for England the nation's course remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Salancia
Local Robbery Attempts and Community News Summary
An attempt was made to rob Dr. Z. T. Kalbaugh’s Ashfield street home and another on Green street targeted Park Spangler’s store. Local residents and visitors return from trips, including Piedmont teachers at Keyser, Panama Canal Zone workers, and relatives visiting Piedmont and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Z. T. Kalbaugh
Ashfield Street
Park Spangler
Green Street
Panama
Charles A. Barker
Panama Canal Zone
Piedmont
Colon
Allegany County Academy Opens 117th Session
The Allegany County Academy, under extensive repairs, begins its 117th session on Tuesday, September 15. Du Brau artists complete interior work and new pavement surrounds Academy Square. A distinguished faculty is set, including George W. Crig principal mathematics, N. M. Biser Latin and German, S. R. Gould history and science, Miss Martha Ff Thomas English and French, Miss Jenny Lind B Ped and Miss Nina DeHaven primary.
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Allegany County Academy
du Brau
Kalse
Academy
George W. Crig
N. M. Biser
R. Gould
Martha Ff
Thomas
Jenny Lind
Nina DeHaven
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Pteae
Frostburg
Marie Hines
E. Main Street
Martin Garage
Cumberland Nn
Westernport Electric Railway
Teachers’ Institute
James Camell
James Camel
Thomas Camel
Eckhart
Knights of Columbus
Eagle Hall
Freetburg City
Knights of Pythias
Leslie Hockman
Joseph Bone
Irving Prichard
James B
Majestic Alleys
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Co
Llewellyn
Forter
Munich
Grace Rowe
Miss Rowe
Treetburg
J. E. Strother
David Strother
Charlestown
Jefferson County
John Strother
Meyersdale
Ernest Seifarth
Charles K. Young
Ida Young
Ashland
Louis Young
Consolidation Coal Company
E. B. Prichard & Co
Georges Creek
Baltimore
Lonaconing Peopl
O. Baumann
Phillip
Samuel Lodato
Harry Bishop
Harry Ternent
Irwin Thomas
J. J. Ferrens
J. B. McAlpine
Jennie Peel
James M. Sloan
Florence
Nellie
Bitty Sloan
Fred Alexander
Percy
Lindley Sloan
Lloyd Broadwater
M. B&. Church
Moscow Grove
Conner
Allegany Hospital
Angela Birmingham
Hill Street
Vazel Jones
Arthur Price
Nanette Levi
Lorain Eisenbere
Nannie Sheckles
Washington, D. C
Edna Durst
Douglas Avenue
William Burch
Jenkins Davis
Scranton
George Burch
Andrew Spier
James White
Scotch Hill
William Fannon
Glass
Luke
Luke Paper Company
William Dixon
Douglas, W. Va
J. B. Williams CO —Adv
Thomas Oliver
Birmingham
Ala
William Anguin
E. Loo Street
Ralph Strause
Jethro Jeffries
T. H. Morgan
Fairmont
Frank
Leo Stapleton
Pleasant Street
Pittsburg
Nell Harvey
Oliver Bernard
Morgantown
Olivers
George L. Pope
Garrett County
Westernport
Stephen Carney
Thomas Moran
van Lear, Ky
John Sluss
Eliza Kalliyer
Kathleen Farley
Bernadette Rafferty
George Meyer
Wolfsburg
Ollie James
Daniel Chambers
Thomas Chambers
Beechwood
Joseph Bradley
Barton
Salisbury
George Creighton
Virgil Powell
Edward McCamb
Wellisburg
Mamie Dobbie
Fannie
Kathrine Dixon
Beryl Dobbie
Connellsville, Pa
Del
James Noonan
Mary and
Margaret Kane
Mary Tansey
George Cross
Pittsburgh
Mr. Cross
Matilda Cross
de Coruso
Philli Ing
Savage
Said Bani
Joe Laura
Frostburg Opera
Ompary Prevy and
Flora Hugh of
The
Frostfire
Jaco Hafer Friera
Frostbu
Uneeda Biscuit
Barongt Biscuit
Leon
Craham
National Biscuit
Citizens National Bank
Man Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
Citizens Atiqral BA
George L. Wars
A. McMullen
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
G. H. Hetzel, Henry J. Glick
Lish
George L. Wellington
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
C. G. Holzshy
James A. McHenry
Conrad
Cumberland, Maryland
Susman Rosenbaum, J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Amerman
Mount Savage
Euchre Party
Baseball
Charlotte Cozad
G. William Billmyer
Hanging Rock
Sidgeley
H. F. Baughman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Davis Street
Cumberland Division
George Clark
Twentyfirst
Dayton Church
Frank Carnell
Burlington
Clarence Plum
Albert Neville
Avers
Leak
Will Spotts
Daisy Cline
O. F. Spotts
Charles Town
M. R. Herndon
Agnes Herndon
Kinnell
Hutton
H. C. Grusendorf
J. P. Martin
Poland
New Creek Road
Nan Hepburn
Katheryne Murphy
Alice Welton
Dorothy Gore
Frank Fisher
George T. Goshorn
Elkins
Lady Solicitors
Allegany County
Quick
Cumberland Press
Harbaugh
Baltimore Street
Kelso’s
Liberty Street
Footer’s Due Works
Maryland
Home Furniture CO
North Centre Street
Cumberland, Md
R. E. Valentine
H. L. Wilson
N. George Street
Windsor Hotel
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