Warheld former banker dies after long illness
Arthur Warheld aged 45 dies at 4 80 this Sunday from a long illness at 71 Cumberland Street. He was once cashier of the Dime Saving Bank and later linked to Adams Xpress and wool and hide business with Isaac Hirsch. Survived by wife Florence Gill and three daughters, plus three brothers in Baltimore and nearby towns. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 from First Presbyterian Church. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also notes the funeral of Conrad Bruck, 72, father of Mrs. Eichelberger, held at Glen Savage Pennsylvania with several children listed as survivors.
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Cumberland Street
Warfield
Charles D
Isabella Warfield
Baltimore County
Dime Saving Bank
Adams Xpress Company
Isaac Hirsch
Cumberland
Florence Gill
A. J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Belair
Center Street Church
This City
Harry R. Warfield
Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Perry Warfield
J. C. Orrick and Son Company
Gustavus Warfield of
Hard
Iman
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Conrad Bruck
Eichelberger
Ward M. Eichelberger
Fred Dreyer
Glen Savage
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martin
Bruck
John Gardner
Basic
Irving Burker
Hyndman
Fred and
Charles Bruck
Adam and Albert
Speelman
Walter
Connellsville
Edward
Frank and
Robert
Cumberland Press Personal Notice Request
Patrons and friends of The Cumberland Press are asked to telephone personals and their news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The Editor.
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The
Cumberland Press
Sykes Honeymoon Ends Up East After Keyser Wedding
Dr and Mrs S Ian Sykes spent their honeymoon in the East after their Keyser ceremony with Mrs Beatrice Hilmes as the bride Beatrice Hilmes. William Frederick of Eddy Press visits Pittsburg on business. Lewis J Orr County School Commissioner from Midland spends days in Baltimore Orlando Harrison state senator of Berlin Md was a Queen City guest Louise Burkhart of Martinsburg visits her coat Mrs Guy Davis William Bodine of Hedgsville visits Cumberland Taylor Twigg will move to Cumberland to join Gross Bros M L Fesenmeier Baltimore brewing co visitor H Y Walker Pontiac Mich guest of Col and John Keatings Mary Bachrache injured in fall.
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S. Ian Sykes
Keyser
East
Syckes
Beatrice Hilmes
William Frederick
The
Eddy Press
Pittsburg
Lewis J. Orr
Midland
Baltimore
Orlando Harrison
Berlin
Queen City
Louise Burkhart
Martinsburg
Guy Davis
William Bodine
Hedgesville
Cumberland
Taylor C. Twigg
Gross Bros
M. L. Fesenmeier
G. B. S Brewing Co
H. Y. Walker
Pontiac
Mich
Col
Col. and _ John Keatings
Mary Bachrache
Railway mail service moves. resignations and births noted
M. G. Maxson, assistant chief of the railway mail service, left for Grafton West Virginia where mail service offices have been moved. Raymond B. Fey resigned from Progressive Tailoring to join Union Woolen Mills at 17 Baltimore Street. Mr and Mrs George Loy of 300 North Center street announce the birth of a ten pound boy yesterday.
First Annual Banquet Of Happy Hour Club Held In Hanover Street
The first annual Happy Hour Club banquet took place Saturday at 29 Hanover Street with candidates initiated and a reception for members. Earl Wade chaired the entertainment committee and John Sell served as toastmaster with several members and their families in attendance.
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Happy Hour Club
Hanover Street
Earl Wade
John Sell
Lawrence Volk
Adam McCrorie
James Hereford
Frank Kerrigan
Percy Walsh
Frank Maus
Harry Hinkley
Hereford
Nan Hereford
Mamie Turnbull
Martha Ready
Aloysia Sell
Pauline Ziler
Flora Hildebrant
Jane White
American Woman in German Uniform Arrives to Speak
Miss Wilma Landa arrives from Germany in field uniform of a German officer. She is an American speaker discussing German institutions art culture and military topics. Her extraordinary size and large sword at her side may provoke disagreement among audiences.
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Wilma Landa
United States
Germany
Hattie
Grace Church Revival Grows Despite Weather
Grace M. E. Church on Virginia Avenue sees rising interest as large crowds attend both services yesterday. Night congregation filled the house. several joined the church. Local ministers plan to assist this week. tonight Rev. Herbert F. Loomis of the Baptist Church preaches with the Female Quartet and violinist providing special singing. Services begin at 7:45.
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Grace M. E. Church
Virginia Avenue
Frank A. Killman
Herbert F. Loomis
The
Baptist Church
Joffre Halts Society Weekend Front Trips
London reprised as Mrs Asquith wife of the Premier and guests including the Duchess of Southeland and Lady Cowdray fail to reach front line as French cavalry bar passage and impound party cars. Army aims to curb civilian weekend visits to front as supply road reserved.
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Joffre
London
Maryland Penitentiary Receipts Show Modest Surplus in 1914
Governor Goldsborough reports 1914 receipts of $149,902.73 and total disbursements of $149,005.97 at Maryland Penitentiary with a surplus of $896.76 returned to the state. Prisoners earned $27,985.69 through overtasks as maintenance costs rose per capita to $153.82. Warden John F. Leonard and staff are praised for efficiency and reforms amid a 917-prisoner year-end total.
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Goldsborough
Maryland
United States Department of Justice
Madison Street
Bertillon
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Stein Bloch
Strouser Bros
Arthur Warheld
Julian Shanholt
Holland Street
Wilma Sanda
Grace Church
Able
Africa
Clude
Calais
Army
John F. Leonard
Michael P. Hamil
Edmond F. Kilkenny
Main 1216
Union Street
Edison Electric Ill
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Vel
J. H. Real Estate
Holzshu & Co
Insurance
Cre B. Geare
Seaver & Geare
Walsh Building Telephone
Cumberland, Md
Victroia
Grafanola
Baltimore St
Wiesel
Flurshutz
North Centre Street
Habig Brothers
Habig & Stegmaier
Plendid
Moose Home
Maryland Ave
Cowden & Zihlman Third National Bank
Fred. Merten
Green Ridge
Desales Glick
Baltimore Street
Dike
Shirey & Hawkins
Cumberland Laundry
North Mechanic Street
Viavi
LM. Kenniston
St. Phone
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