Plans for Kornhoff Alley drainage and sewer agreement
City Council discussed North Centre Street drainage with B and C railroad representatives over misinterpretation of plans. A sewer from Kornhoff Alley to Dry Run may be built with roughly half costs by each side, total under $1000, plus updated basins already installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kornhoff Alley
J. . Gaffney
J. W. Kelly
I. Petrie
B. and C. Railroad
North Centre Street
Kornhortz’s
Gaffney
Kornhofst Alley
Williams
Schriver
YMCA Secretaries Meet in New York Conference
Personal W. C. Montignani, secretary of the B. & O. Y. M. C. A, attends an International Y. M. C. A. secretaries conference in New York. Miss Hazel McNemar and Miss Mary Topper return from Keyser where they spent Christmas with Hazel's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lewis. Major George DeShields of Washington and his son accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall DeShields
A. Taylor Smith
Fayette Street
J. J. Seifert
Bedford
DeWarren H. Reynolds, Jr
State Roads Commission
Maryland
DeWarren H. Reynolds
Lamar Patterson
Montgomery
Alabama
Robert R. Henderson
Roseanna Findley
William Findley
Pittsburgh
James Findley
Mount Savage
Maryland Trimble
Frank Fisher
Tabitha Maryland
Mekeesport
John L. Walker
Bedford Street
Robert Wilson
Lowndes Station
Jill
Lucille Tanzer
Washington, D. C
T. A. Cale
Connellsville
Bernadette Seybold
Providence Hospital
Washington
Elizabeth Philson
Berlin
Fannye Kline
Elizabeth Kamens
Edgar Riley
Austin Chambers
Baltimore
C. J. McNemar
Grand Avenue
Beverly Millholland
Margaret and
Leoneda Seybold
D. M. Seybold
Mary and
Lillian Myers
South Cumberland
Harry Miller
Chambersburg
W. E. Miller
New Oxford
C. W. Staub
Columbia Street
J. Edward Neff
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
E. R. Neff
W. K. Frantz
Bellevue Hospital
New York
John N. Frantz
W. C. Montignani
Hazel McNemar
Mary Topper
Keyser
Mrs. W. C. Lewis
George DeShields
Haller Death Probe Urged By West Virginia Officials
City Council hearing echoes the death of Harry Haller who died December 24 after being struck by a train. Commissioner Hummelshime urges West Virginia authorities to investigate, noting possible suspects and non-final coroner verdict. Funeral held. authorities anticipate possible arrest and continued inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haller
Hummelshire
West Virginia
Maryland
Cumberland
Haller
Cumberland Police Department
T. A. K. Hummelshime
J. Kyle Cowherd
Ridgeley
W. Va
Goethe Street
Tyler
Keyser
G. E. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Crowded Church Hears Christmas Music by Local Choir
A full house at Center Street Methodist Episcopal Church heard a Christmas musical program directed by Adrian C. Kintner. The service featured multiple anthems, solos by Mrs. Wm. Cramer and others, a pastor’s address by Rev. Joseph Dawson, and the choir performed Glory to God with a postlude. The St Luke's Lutheran Church choir joined for the hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street Methodist
Epi
Adrian C. Kintner
Rubenstein
Wm. Cramer
C. S
Joseph Dawson
Hughes
E. M. Lewis
Joseph W. Young
ROG Sn
Dia Veakie Ashford
Jesus
Brown
Miss Marquis
Coleman
C. S. Diamond
God
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Library chair and lamp gifts at B&O YM event
The B and O Y M A presented Mr Montignani secretary to a library chair and an electric library lamp as Christmas gifts. The gathering included members from Mountain Division Lodge and Chepel Hill Lodge Ladies Auxiliary during a joint installation afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montignani
W.C. Montignani
Duke ‘Ale Bible Ae
St. Lutheran Church
Kim
Mountain Division
Lodgy Land
Chepel Hill Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
McMullen Brothers
Arras
Ferdinand Williams
Koon
Jane Izat
Lonaconing
Daniel Annan
Washington Street
Imperial Store
Harry L. Smith
Virginna Avenue
Odd Fellows’ Hall
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
A. ‘Lunter Boyd
Liveriy — Street
Allegany County
Cty
Louis Stein
Post
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
Cumberland, MD
Miles
Sule
W. H. Coleman
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