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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1915

Page

4

Madigal Club in Frostburg trip and local social notes

Members of the Madrigal Club of South Cumberland, under Frederick Foster Snow, traveled to Frostburg for a recital. Social events include a well attended chicken and oyster supper by Grace M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid, and a gathering hosted by Elbert O. Burch for Miss Alice Hill visiting from Woodmont West Virginia. Additional notes cover YMCA gymnastics class formation, a death in the Everett family, and various local visits and announcements.

Madrigal Club South Cumberland Frederick Foster Snow Frostburg Mesdames Theo. Deathhouser F. W. Barry H. Paul Mann Grace Swanson Ladies’ Aid Society Grace M. BE. Church G. W. Apple Boone Street Keller Elbert O. Burch Virginia Avenue King’s Daughters St. Johns Lutheran Church Alice Hill Woodmont West Virginia P. J. Shipley Maryland Theatre Leader Theatre Religious Work Committee Baltimore and Ohio Y. M. C. A

Christmas Trees and Moss Delivered in City Ad

Advertisement notes delivery of Christmas trees and moss to all city areas including 1 Lang Avenue and 606 Virginia Avenue with contact numbers 556 and 22 w. Dec 9 3.

Moss Lang Avenue Virginia Avenue

Street Car Service Changes On North Centre Street

The Street Car company will reduce North Centre street service to twenty minute intervals from Baltimore street to Park due to passing switch locations and congestion. Through service to South Cumberland via Second and Thomas streets will resume when switches are arranged in spring. North Centre Street will reach ten minute service after an early extra car is added, with initial schedules starting December 18 and 5:52 am.

Baltimore Street Park North Centre Street South Cumberland Second Street Thomas Street West Side Thomas and Second Streets Baltimore Glass House Abe Maryland Avenue

Flintstone boys form agricultural club at high school

Under supervision of County Agent Joan McGill and Prof. G F Eaton the Flintstone neighborhood boys organized a local Boys Agricultural Club at Flintstone High School. Twelve members enrolled with officers Pen Teeter president Russel Dolly vice president Clyde Bennett secretary Earl Robbeson treasurer. Members must grow crops or care for farm animals and meet first and third Fridays at 7 30.

Joan McGill, Jr G. FE. Eaton Flintstone Agriculture High School Flintstone Pen. F. Teeter Russel L. Dolly Clyde Bennett Earl Robbeson

Sophomore Class Party at Allegany County High School

The Alle gany County High School sophomore class hosted a party last evening with only class members in attendance. Dancing and games provided the entertainment.

Allegany County High School

Christmas Pay for Teachers in County Mail Checks

County public schoolteachers and janitors totaling over 800 receive Christmas pay today from the school superintendent’s office. The checks cover services rendered in the last two weeks of the past month and mark the final payday before Christmas.

1492 Will Be F Taet [is All Ways With final rehearsal tonight

Final rehearsal for the Maryland Theatre performance of 1492 promises a complete trim for Monday night. The King and Quinte are played by popular young actors who thrilled audiences in 1911. Bridget de Murphy returns, likely drawing cheers, while the Six Daily Hints from Paris features six stylish chorus girls in gowns and hats by Miss Reilly and Prof Daisy. Proceeds go to Associated Charities.

Maryland Theatre Ruth F Baltimore Street Koon Blake Maryland Theatre Stage King Quinte Bridget de Murphy Bridget Paris Daisy Associated Charities

G A R Elects Officers for 1916 at Tyler Post

At the Tyler Post No. 5 Grand Army of the Republic meeting officers were chosen for the new term. George W. Webster as commander Josiah Martin vice commander Richard H. Arnold second vice commander Edward Schilling quartermaster Christopher C. Ball chaplain Andrew Fink surgeon John H. Shuck patriotic instructor Harmon Hi White officer of the day David Thompson officer of the guard Adam A. Com and Charles R. Keyser as representatives to the annual encampment to meet in Baltimore next April Installations planned for January 1916.

Tyler Grand Army of the Republic George W. Webster Josiah Martin Richard H. Arnold Edward Schilling Christopher C. Ball Andrew Fink John H. Shuck Harmon Hi. White David Thompson Adam A. Com Charles R. Keyser Baltimore Tyler Women’s Relief Corps No. 8 Sarah Reed Catherine Schaffer Amanda ChaWler Melissa JL. Williams Annie Rosenmerkle Kate Cheuvront Amanda Graham Annie Irvine Amanda Chandler Ida C. Schilling Sarah Kelley Sarah Kelley, Aternates Department

J. R. Miley Dead Local Stock Dealer Founder of Hardy County Firm

John R. Miley a prominent Hardy county stock dealer and merchant died at his Wardensville home after a prolonged illness. His funeral drew a large crowd from nearby Virginia and West Virginia. Miley built a 25 year career as a leading local businessman, endured reverses, and once sued the Baltimore Herald over a publication he believed harmed his reputation. He lacked formal education but had notable rapid writing ability. Surviving relatives include his wife four sons four daughters his mother four brothers and six sisters.

John R. Miley Wardensville Hardy County W. Va Virginia West Virginia Miley

Miss Mary Coulehan Joins Little Sisters of the Poor

Mary Coulehan daughter of Richard W P Coulehan of Cumberland Street joined the Little Sisters of the Poor at their novitiate in Queens Long Island She spent six months at the Baltimore Foundation and will be known as Sister Germaine Marie She is a niece of Sister M Antonia of the Convent of Mercy Mt Washington and her sister Dorothy is a Mount St Agnes student. Mrs John L Atkinson dies of pneumonia at 44 after three weeks illness with a large family survivors list given. Funeral Monday at 12 p m Rev Hy M Gee officiating burial in Allegany cemetery

Mary Coulehan Little Sisters of the Poor Richard WP. Coulehan Cumberland Street Mount St. Agnes College Mt. Washington Litte Sisters of the Poor Queens Long Island Coulehan Baltimore Foundation Germaine Marie M. Antonia Convent of Mercy Dorothy Coulehan Frostburg Med John JL Atkinson Hope Road Atkinson Mary Michael Midland James Wm. R John H Charles May C Rosenna Laura Annabelle Oliver Atkinson Louis Plummer Grahamtown James McGee Gilmore John Herbaugh Hy M. Gee Gurial Allegany Cemetery

Chambersburg to stay in Blue Ridge League says editor

The Hagerstown Herald reports a rumor that Chambersburg will drop from the Blue Ridge League leaving a vacancy for Cumberland. The Chambersburg directors have already elected officers for the coming season and led attendance last year, making a drop unlikely. If any team leaves it would be Hanover or Gettysburg.

Hagerstown Herald Today Chambersburg Cumberland Hanover Gettysburg

Devil Anse Leads Great Bear Hunt in WV

Williamson West Virginia December 11 The bear hunt led by Devil Anse Hatfield the surviving Hatfield clan member ends with the shooting of a huge bear after a seventeen day chase The animal killed at least 20 hogs and as many sheep in about 90 days triggering terror on isolated mountain farms The chase covered about 200 miles through Mingo and Logan counties and stirred wide excitement across southern West Virginia

Mingo Logan Counties West Virginia

Textual listing of residents from several Pennsylvania towns

A roster of names with paired residences in Mt. Union Altoona Pitcairn Woodlawn Scottdale Greensburg Monongahela Kittaning Uniontown McKeesport and Altoona. The lines pair individuals by town including Pietro Vallesi Maud Layton Jacob Nicewonger Mary J Makin Raymond F Cain Madeline D Kherie Chares Carroll Hess McWilliams Walter Craig Ruth Reesman Randall Bair Laura Reese Austin Umbel Della Herring Leonard Treager Trene Jinks.

Pietro Vallesi Maud Layton Mt. Union Jacob Nicewonger Altoona Mary J. Makin Pitcairn Raymond F. Cain Madeline D. Kherie Woodlawn Chares &B. Carroll Scottdale Hess BK. McWilliams Greensburg Randall G. Bair Laura Reese Altoona, Pa Austin R. Umbel Della G. Herring Uniontown Leonard A. Treager Trene Jinks McKeesport

Judge Rose to occupy Federal bench in Charlotte trial

United States Judge John Rose left Baltimore for Charlotte North Carolina to sit on the Federal bench Monday in the trial of a commercial suit in which Judge Boyd is disqualified.

United States John Rose Baltimore Charlotte N. C Judge Boyd Boyd

Franks Ratey Child Severe Burns After Pan Incident

Fromburg Massachusetts December 11 Frank Ratey two son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Ratey Cumberland was badly burned after falling into a pan of boiling water while visiting at Daniel Miller’s home. He is in critical condition at the Miners Hospital with burns to his back andlegs.

Fromburg Frank Cumberland Ratey Daniel Miller Miners’ Hospital

Baltimore Presbytery to elect new moderator in Forest Park church

The Presbytery of Baltimore meets Tuesday at Forest Park Presbyterian Church to elect a moderator to replace Rev. Dr. James E. Moffatt of Cumberland. Nominee is Rev. Henry W. Miller of Light Street Church. A new minister, Rev. Arthur Eston from Des Moines, Iowa, will join to lead the Relay church as Rev. A. Dudley leaves for Indiana.

Presbytery Baltimore Forest Park Presbyterian Church James E. Moffatt Cumberland Henry W. Miller Light Street Church Lonaconing Des Moines Iowa Arthur Eston Relay Church A. ©. Dudley Indiana

Speicher Suit Against Maryland Farmers Dismissed

The First National Bank of Oakland Maryland lost a $600 suit in Rockville Circuit Court against J H Carroll Joseph Trossback J H Bradburn D Bruce Tyler Edwin E Birch Charles S Grayson and William T West over notes to State Senator Harvey J Speicher for a stallion The defense claimed misrepresentation and misapprehension while the bank argued it held the notes in good faith Speicher was a bank depositor and the note could have been charged to his account upon maturity

First National Bank of Oakland J. H. Carroll Joseph Trossback J. H. Bradburn D. Bruce Tyler Edwin E. Birch Charles S. Grayson William T. West St. Mary's County Rockville Harvey J. Speicher Garrett County Oakland Speicher

Public Auction Set For Grafton Willard Hotel Sale

In Grafton West Virginia on December 11 the Willard Hotel will be sold at public auction in front of Taylor County Courthouse. Special Commissioner J M Ritz will conduct the sale on January 8 in the suit of J J Walsh Jr surviving partner of J J Walsh and Son of Maryland against the Grafton Hotel Company Charles R Durbin and John T McGraw Durbin is named as trustee in the suit od Durbin.

Grafton W. Va Willard Taylor County Court House J. M. Ritz J. J. Walsh, Jr J. J. Walsh

Shirts Stolen From Baltimore Factory Exhibit

Two Baltimore men John Booker and George Coleman were arrested near Camden Station after allegedly receiving shirts stolen from a factory at the House of Correction. Sigmund Levy testified the 135 men’s shirts were displayed at the Southern police station and stolen through barred factory windows by incarcerated workers. They were committed for court.

Sigmund Levy Mosher Street Baltimore Justice Levinson House of Correction John Booker West York Street George Coleman Plumalley Camden Station Sehuette Elleman

Former Engineer James Rush Dies in Connellsville

James Joseph Rush a former Baltimore and Ohio engineer died yesterday morning in Connellsville after a period of paralysis. He had suffered a stroke some time earlier ending his active railroad career.

James Joseph Rush Baltimore and Ohio Connellsville

Personal notices from Cumberland and nearby towns

Walter Harig injured in the White Way parade is able to be out. Mrs. Judy returns to Petersburg W Va from Cumberland friends. Mr and Mrs John Kane of North Mechanic Street plan to move to Pittsburgh with daughter in law Mrs James McNabb. S R Brant of Duluth visits Cumberland relatives. Miss Mary Ward visits in Pittsburgh. Mrs Jennie Holtzman returns from Elk Lick. Mrs Perry Wendell of Terra Alta visits Miss Virginia Wendell in hospital training in Western Maryland. Mrs Clyde Epley returns home from Terra Alta. Mr and Mrs W A Younkin visit Meyersdale. Mrs Barney Stinner attends McNeill Inniskepp wedding at Moorefield. Peter Thompson of Cumberland visits Julius in Petersburg. Mrs Hivder Reed visits her Cumberland area relatives. Miss Dora Hell nurse at Western Maryland Hospital visits Mouth of Seneca and Hopeville, returns to resume duties. Julian W Dowling and bride visit Martinsburg relatives. Former Lt Gov and Mrs John M Reynolds of Bedford visit Plattsburg N Y. Capt G A Goodrich runs rookie camp. Ernest Hogle acting yardmaster at Martinsburg, Ohle in Baltimore for head abscess ops. Mrs Ohle with relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Matthias Lutman returns to Berkeley Springs from visit. Constable James Lindsay returns from Eastern cities. Mrs J M Hodgson of Davis visits Cumberland. Miss Mary H Rhoads returns to Berlin after four weeks with friends. Misses Minnie Head and Mary Tillson return to Davis from Cumberland visit.

Myrtle Fisher Arch Street East Liverpool H. B. Avery Barrelville Henry May Virginia Avenue J. H. Clark Browning Street James Howard Plains V. Mardorff South Cumberland Annie Blazzer John B. Everett Western Maryland Hospital C. A. Good Boone Street Sabillasville H. Cannon Trinity M. E. Church South Summit Point W. Va Walter S&s. Harig White Way EK. L. Judy Petersburg Cumberland John N. Kane North Mechanic Street Pittsburgh S. R. Brant Duluth Mary Ward Decatur Street Jennie Holtzman L. C. Boyer Elk Lick Perry Wendell Terra Alta Virginia Wendell Clyde Epley Terra Alita Joseph Maxwell W. A. Younkin Meyersdale South Side Barney A. Stinner McNeill i Moorefield Peter Thompson Julius Hivder Reed Walter Rice Dora Hell Seneca and Hopeville Sites Julian W. Dowling Margaret Fichelberger Martinsburg Rela John M. Reynolds Bedford Plattsburg N. T G. A. Goodrich Capt. Goodrich U. S. Army Ernest Hoogle Ernest , Ohle Baltimore Ohle Matthias Lutman Berkeley Springs James Lindsay J. M. Hodgson Davis Mary H. Rhoads Berlin Minnie Head Mary Tillson R. D. Robertson

Would Wed Woman

Charles Alexander Barrell, a colored man, nearly secured a license to wed an already married woman. Under oath he hesitated on the question of the lady's status but finally admitted she was married, noting her husband was somewhere about town. He left vowing the divorce would come soon.

Charles Alexander Barrell Barrell Charles Miss” Williams

Reds Were Winners In Luther League Contest Night

The Red and Blue contest at St. Luke's Lutheran Church ended with the Reds as winners. Blues hosted a banquet in the Sunday school room following the contest.

Luther League St. Luke's Lutheran Church

Bi County High School Basketball Meet Sets Plans

Representatives from Allegany Maryland and Mineral West Virginia counties meet at Allegany County High School to organize a bi county league and draw up a series club. Six teams are expected to join with attendees R A Tennant Lonaconing Robert Clark Piedmont Hugh G Morgan Westernport Perkinson Keyser John Lind Allegany County academy A Ross Gould Allegany County High School.

Allegany County High School R. A. Tennant Lonaconing Robert Clark Piedmont Hugh G. Morgan Westernport Perkinson Keyser John Lind Allegany County Academy Ross Gould

Christmas Photo Sittings Offered With Evening Hours

Advertisement announces Xmas photo sittings at 7 to 8 and 7 to 9 Saturday, Sunday 2 to 4, with folders and calendars at $1 per dozen. Contact Be GERKINS at 630-R Centre Street. Also a lost cameo on Friday evening with reward, return to The Press by Dec. 11–21.

Sunda Gerkins Ts Centre Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Emily the Busby's Barney Trixie Bureau OF the Cumberland Press Grand Avenue Bb. F. Graham Association Hattie Thompson William ©. Thompson Elder Street P. M Maryland J. R. Miley Sisticr Marti Blue Ridge League Devil Anse Great Bear Walter W. Craig Monongahela Ruth E. Reesman Kittaning, Pa H. W. Miller Dr. Moffatt St. Mary's Garrett Willard Hotel Southern Police Station REDS HERP Allegany and Mineral Counties Alle Gany County Mineral Coun Ty, W. Va the Central Lichtenstein Fron Walsh Hone Loretta Blaus South Allegany St Arber Rat J. P. Turano Queen City Marinello Shop Marky Carpenter THE ART Shop M. D. Sprigg Liberty St
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