Social and church notices fill South Cumberland streets
The column lists church group meetings at Second Baptist Grace Methodist and St John Lutheran, with officer elections and social desserts. It notes an Usher Association name change to Lutheran Brotherhood, a Hose Company recruitment night, a revival in Ridgeley West Virginia, and obituaries and visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushers Association of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
The
Lutheran’ Brotherhood
Hose Company
Chapel Hill Hose Company No. 6
City fight over fire truck chassis supplies ruling
Judge Keedy weighs demurrer in a case challenging how a fire apparatus chassis from Glisan's garage should be classified for annual purchases. City attorneys contend the chassis is equipment, not supplies, while plaintiffs argue it fits the supplies category as motive power for rapid apparatus movement. The dispute centers on charter definitions and an emergency motive arising from city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
William H. Buckholz
Charles W. Fuller
Glisan
Ferdinand Williams
D. Lindley Sloan
J. Philip Roman
George Henderson
John Lynch Dead Lonaconing Miner Dies After Pneumonia
John Lynch aged about 55 a longtime Lonaconing resident and well known miner died this morning after a three week illness from pneumonia. He had lived in the town most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
John Lynch
January Busy Laboratory Month At Allegany And Garrett
The January report from Cooperative Laboratories for Allegany and Garrett counties shows extensive testing for infectious diseases and contamination in food and water. Diphtheria tests: 589 specimens with 3 positive, 12 negative, 1 suspected in Cumberland. 34 positive, 288 negative, 1 suspected in Allegany. 6 positive, 139 negative, 1 suspected in Garrett. Typhoid: 7 specimens with 2 positive, 4 negative, 1 suspected. para-typhoid negative. typhoid bile, urine, and faeces all negative. tuberculosis: 3 positive, 21 negative, 1 suspected. meningitis: 1 positive. Water tests: Cumberland 12 good, 7 bad, 2 suspected. Ice cream: 6 specimens all good. Cream: 1 good, 2 bad. Milk: 8 good, 3 bad. Condensed milk: 1 bad. The laboratories distributed 17 doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Laboratories
Allegany
Garrett Counties
William A. Gunther
Cumberland
Garrett County
La Salle Institute Honors Roll Named for January
This afternoon La Salle Institute presented certificates of honor for January class work regularity and deportment. The list includes John Condon Carl Sell Eugene Gunning Charles Laing James Larkins James Murphy Mark Malamphy and many others. Last week mid year exams were held with uniform questions across Christian Brothers schools and results sent to Ammendale for comparison. The Rev Brother Lawrence has been transferred to Philadelphia and replaced by Brother Frederick from Ammendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Institute
John Condon
Carl Sell
Eugene Gunning
Charles Laing
James Larkins
James Murphy
Mark Malamphy
Francis Pendergast
George Mullan
Francis Fleckenstein
George Reinhard
Dominic McDonald
Paul Entier
Theodore Stegmaier
Francis Loughney
Thomas Harbaugh
Francis Carey
Franklin Lear
Edward Shertzer
William Glick
Francis Templeton
Edmond Lippold
Daniel Nee
Thomas Flanigan
Harry Cline
William McGrail
John Stump
Justus Grabenstein
George Ward
Thomas Morrissey
James Winters
William Ways
Raphea King
Edward Walsh
Francis Lippold
John McMullen
Elmo Coniff
Harry Ways
Theodore Stegmair
John Schellhaus
James Rowley
Francis Monahan
Edward McNamee
John Barry
Simon Creegan
Paul Gallon
Francis Meyers
Frank Naughton
Fred Pfeiffer
Fred Lain
John Keating
James Laffey
Harold Getty
Paul Entler
Rapheal Crogan
Christian Brothers
Ammendale
la Salle
Brother Lawrence
Philadelphia
Frederick
Recital for Benefit of the Colored Boys Band at School
The Glee Club will perform a musical program at the school tonight at 8:30 to raise funds for the Colored Boys Band. The program lists multiple vocal, clarinet, cornet, and piano pieces with soloists and an accompanist, featuring members of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marzials
Brakett
Lecocq
Glee Club
Parks
Parke
Herman Brown
Carmena
Ezra Deal Avoids Fine for Car License Use Noted
Ezra Deal was not fined for using a 1915 license in his car but for hauling passengers without a commercial license. The act was by an employee as accommodation and without Deal’s knowledge. Deal later accompanied Deputy Commissioner William Logan to the magistrate and paid the assessed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Deal
Justice Pitzer
Deal
William Logan
Verdict for Dr. Claybrook in malpractice suit
Judge Henderson directed a verdict for Dr. Edwin B. Claybrook on malpractice claims by Mrs. Mary Ellen Hahn for 20 000 dollars, citing statute of limitations. Hahn’s counsel plans to appeal to the Court of Appeals. the verdict was welcomed by defense counsel as exculpating the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Mary Ellen Hahn
Jacob Hahn
Edwin B. Claybrook
Hahn
Court of Appeals
Arch A. Young
Walter C. Capper
Dennis & Dennis
Baltimore
Dr. Claybrook
Fuller Barnard
Saul Praeger
Mrs. Hahn
Praeger
Atorneys
Hennever
Obituary notices for Lindauer Logsdon Hill and Foster families
Mrs. Joseph Lindauer of Frostburg died Wednesday in Atlantic City and was buried at Hebrew Cemetery after a funeral at her uncle Edward Tanzer’s home. Allen W. Logsdon, 48, Cumberland Brewing Co. foreman, died of erysipelas and was buried at St Patrick's Church cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Hill, an aunt of Frostburg figure Thomas Hill, died in Monongahela City. Mrs. Mary Foster, 85, a former Cumberland resident, died in Marion Indiana after a hip fracture, survived by two daughters, a son, a sister and a grandson.
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Sheriff Fuller Barnard
Westernport
Clyde Severs
Piedmont
W. Va
Trinity M. E
Harriet Willison
Burlington
Nellie Johnson
Keyser
H. V. Wheeler
Grand Avenue
Linn
Butler
Ben Lee
Arch Street
Fannie Goodrich
Race Street
Charles Penner
Virginia Avenue
Washington
Baltimore
Philip J. Walsh
Mary Betty
Walsh
W. H. Linn
Anna Brown
Joseph Tndauer
Frostburg
Atlantic City
Edward Tanzer
Decatur Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Baltimore Pike
Morris Baron
H White
Lee
Lichtenstein
Irving Rosenbaum
Arthur Price
Jesse Hirsch
Harry Keller
Hennie Tanzer
Lindauer
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Sigmund Meyer
Pittsburgh
Edwin Meyer
Earl Tanzer
William Blumenthal
Gertie Tanzer
Mr. Blumenthal
Allen W. Logsdon
Cumberland Brewing Company
Huckelberry Alley
St. Patrick's Church
Margaret Hill
Robert Hill
Monongahela City
Mary Foster
William Jackson
Marion
Ind
Foster
Jackson
Laura Sailors
George W. Foster
Mary Hipp
Albert H. Rinker
Michael Gerson
Highland Street
Gerson
Mendel
Europe
I. Seigel
Ben Miller
M. Seigel
I. Gerson
Abe Woolf
Bert N. Garstin
J. W. S. Cochrane
James Clark
Washington Street
Thomas FE. Gallagher
Edward S. Howard
John F. Finan
John Lawless
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
Philadephia
Father Marcellus
O. M. Cap
Francis D. Taylor and Nancy C Blandman Named in Notice
Francis D. Taylor of Homer City Pennsylvania and Nancy Catherine Blandman of Blackitet Pennsylvania are listed in the public notice as individuals linked to the case. The document notes their residences and involvement in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Taylor
Homer City
Nancy Catherine Blandman
Blackitet, Pa
Allegany Defense League Formed In Maryland
Col. George A. Pearre was elected president James A. McHenry vice president and George Henderson secretary treasurer at the Allegany county section of the Maryland League for National Defense meeting held at the YMCA Col Pearre presiding Francia M Jenks Baltimore official outlined aims to strengthen U S armed forces and warn of Atlantic coast vulnerability Public mass meeting plans were announced with national speakers Armory offered by Capt T R Palmer Local members listed including Pearce Smith Young Beall McHenry Lynn Henderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
The
Second Baptist Church
Ernest Crawford
Maryland Avenue
Thomas Magruder
C. E. Lapp
O.L. Smith
John Coleman
J. F. Swanson
George A. Pearre
James A. McHenry
George Henderson
Allegany County
Maryland League For National Defense
Pearce
Francia M. Jenks
Baltimore
Maryland League
Jencks
Atlantic
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Richmond
T. R Palmer
Company G
George A. Pearce
A. Taylor Smith
John W. Young
Franklin B. Beall
T. R. Palmer
T. B. Finan
J. A. McHenry
J. G. Lynn
R. W. McMichael
A. A. Doub
R. R. Henderson
A. H. Boyd
J. T. Boyd
J. M Streett
J. R. Beall
Thormaas Footer
W. C. Montignani
Frank Shryock
F C. Dreyer
C. O. Roemer
Knights of Columbus dance and church suppers in Cumberland
Cumberland council 586 Knights of Columbus hosts a dance at the K of C Home on Friday February 11 with Schmutz’s orchestra. An oyster supper runs 5 to 9 pm at Central Methodist Episcopal Church South George Street, under Sunday school auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Council 586
Knights of Columbus
K. of
Schmutz
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
South George Street
Car from Cumberland Lands in Guard Rails on Bridge
A large Franklin car driven by a Cumberland gentleman skidded while approaching the west end of the bridge over Little Tonoloway Creek. The vehicle struck the guard rails on the west side and is now under repair. Hancock News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cumberland
Feaga Elected Second Lieutenant in First Regiment Guard
William J. Feaga was elected second lieutenant of Company G, First Regiment, Mary and National Guard, in this city to replace Richard P. McCardell who resigned.
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Feaga
William J. Feaga
First Regiment
Mary and National Guard
City
Richard P. McCardell
Poisoned by Paint Fumes Case Opens in Baltimore S Court
David Banson sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 25000 dollars claiming injuries from inhaling paint fumes while operating a four inch paint gun at the South Cumberland Shops. Branson testified as the plaintiff’s witness. attorneys Whiting Eppler for the plaintiff and Pearce Smith for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Banson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Cumberland
Branson
Whiting
Personal notices from Cumberland area residents
Mrs A A Ridgeway and son Albert, Mrs W D Lindsay and Mrs Temperance Whitman travel to Pittsburgh for a relative's funeral. Numerous visits and trips noted among Cumberland residents including Misses Coulehan Meyersdale, Miss Friedline and Miss Payne Meyersdale, Nat Dantzic joining the Du Rue Minstrels, and several hospital recoveries and birthdays.
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A. A. Ridgeway
Alert
W. D. Lindsay
Temperance Whitman
Pittsburgh
Alice Friedline
Elizabeth Payne
Meyersdale
Nat Dantzic
The
du Rue Minstrels
Eannye Kline
Cumberland Street
Chicago
Max Kamen
Clara Beane
North
Mechanic Street
Marie Koegel
Western Maryland Hospital
J. J. Decker
Dilley Street
Allegany Hospital
J. George Flurshurtz
Cumberland
North Mechanic Street
Flurshutz
Misa Madcatinae Keech
Hahne
Hancock
Charles S. Davis
Oakland
C. H. Edard
Clara Egan
BR. C. Dawson
Edward Fost
Edythe Carl
Decatur Street
Hagerstown
C. Edwin Carl
W. H. Baxley
Central Y. M. C. A
Martinsburg
Mr. Baxley
Martinsburg Association
Martinsburg Y. M. C. A
H. E. Wiliams
Davis
W. Va
William Lewis
Macon
Georgia
Denial of Robbery Report at Baltimore Hotel
A. G. Gough and Frank Allen denied claims they robbed Gough at the Baltimore Hotel. They said intoxication led to a mistaken report and that the matter was compromised with regret over the hotel’s name being used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gough
Frank Allen
Baltimore
Afta
Haines Duckworth Matrimonial Announcement
Mr and Mrs FE G McGill announce the marriage of their sister Lucie Catharyne Haines to Mr Henry Ernest Duckworth on Tuesday January 25 1916 in Green Point Cumberland Maryland. After March 1 the couple reside at Green Spring West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. G. McGill
Lucie Catharyne Haines
Henry Ernest Duckworth
Green Point
Cumberland
Maryland
Green Spring
W. Va
Funeral Tomorrow for John Somerville of St Johns College
The funeral for John Somerville third, a St John’s College student, will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from his mother Mrs Margaret Somerville’s home in Lonaconing. Burial follows at Allegany Cemetery Frostburg. He died in Annapolis after gripping illness led to blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Somerville
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Margaret Somerville
Lonaconing
Allegany Cemetery
Frostburg
Young Somerville
Reginald R. Ridgely
W. Clement Claude
John H. Iden
Train victim dies en route to coal mine
Benjamin Purnell aged 23 died at the Miners' State Hospital Fairmont from injuries after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train while walking from Fairmont to a coal mine at Newburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Newburg
Fairmont
Benjamin Purnell
Miners’ State Hospital
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Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
B. F. Graham
Scond Baptist Church
Ladies’ Missionary Socity
St. Paul’s 'Lutheran Church
G. H. McCracken
R.F. Wishinger
Evangelist Little
Little
Tabernacle
Ridgeley
H. FE. Richardson
J. H. Kuhlmann
Minnie Kuhlman
South
Remington, Va
Sibley Hospital
Miss Perrie
Prince George's County
Kuhlmann
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Kuhlman
Laesburg
Judge Keedy
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Bro. Lawrence
Colored Boys’ Band
E. B. Claybrook
Joseph Lindauer
Allegany Defense League
Col. Pearre
Navy
E. P. Raphel
Bridge
Hunter McGuire
Winchester
A. Hunter Boyd
Robert Y. Fechtig
George Flack Lansbury
Allegany County Academy
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Parish
H. A. Macgill
Barney Mac
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J. W. Walsh
Misses Coulehan
Duckworth
Thaines
Centre Street
Wus
Marinello
Mary Fhone
Carpenter
Baltimore St
the Central
Lichtenstein’s Pharmacy
Baltimore Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Goivelie Cornet
Miss Bevvron