Sanitary inspection discussed as fire hose order passed today
Health department led discussion at Cornel morning session with Chamber of Commerce figures present. A unanimous vote approved a 1000 foot fire hose rental for up to twelve months at $100 monthly, with wear and loss at the lessee’s risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Cornel
Chamber of Commerce
Commerce
Henry Schriver
Blake
Max J. Colton
Huwmamelshime
Fire Department
St Josephs Club Stages Modern Play Wednesday Night
The St Josephs dramatic Club will present The Man of the Hour at St Peters and Pauls Hall Wednesday night. A modern play above the usual amateur type, with cast including Misses Ida and Marcella Taylor Ida Grimm Messrs CJ McKenzie Robert Stegmaier George Stegmaier George Swach Edgar Wall Chris Nutt N Sell Louis Hartsel and John Tole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Improvements at Lazarus Millinery in Baltimore Street
The Lazarus Millinery at 48 Baltimore Street is undergoing interior repairs and redecorating. The color scheme will be azure and white with mahogany wood finishes. The downstairs salesroom and second floor display room are being remodeled and the work should complete in about a week to ten days before a spring opening in roughly three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus Millinery
Baltimore Street
Personal Notes from the Washington and Cumberland Area
Local social notices list Duke Burguer returning to Washington for duties after a short home visit. Meantime Oscar Allen travels from Meyersdale to attend funeral services for his son in law William Birchard. The item also mentions visits and travels of Richard Gerstell and Carl Schiffler, and guests of Percy Byrd in Haymond Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Burguer
Washington
Cumberland
Elkins
Ohsar Allen
Meyersdale
City
Washa
William Birchard
Richard Gerstell
Con
Carl Schiffler
Ham
Germany
Percy Byrd
Haymond Court
Clarksburg
Ferguson Talks Labor and Socialists at Westminster Church
President John H. Ferguson of the Baltimore Federation of Labor spoke on what labor wants at Westminster Presbyterian Church Baltimore. He urged clergy to back labor and argued Socialists distrust unions and favor politics over representation, citing a mixed ticket election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Fergeson
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Ferguson
Everett Lyon
Socialist Party
Mr. Ferguson
Gladstone
Gundlach
Littlest Rebel at Champlin Maryland Tuesday Night
The Champlin at Maryland hosts a Tuesday night screening of The Littlest Rebel, an event featuring showtimes and venue details for local cinema audiences.
Waingold Wanted by Manitoba Official in Cumberland
G L Van Westram high constable of Manitoba Canada searched Cumberland Sunday for Nathan Markowitz alias Nathan Waingold wanted for carpet and linoleum theft valued at 100 and for jumping a 200 bond. He had been arrested in Owen Sound years ago for theft from a hotel and held under 200. Waingold was serving a year and a day in Federal prison for defrauding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Van Westram left when informed Waingold cannot be reached until term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waingold
Canada
G. L. van Westram
Manitoba
Cumberland
Nathan Markowitz
Nathan Waingold
van Westram
Owen Sound
Westram
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Woman Injured In Sleigh Collision Near Mount Savage
Mrs. Richard Watkins of Dutch Hollow three miles west of Mount Savage suffers a fractured jaw sprained wrist bruised hip and a large head gash after a runaway horse spooked by a broken shaft throws her from the sleigh while en route to Mount Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Watkins
Dutch Hollow
Mount Savage
McGann Nomination for Frostburg Postmaster Expected
Report states President sent P. T. McGann’s name to the Senate for Frostburg postmaster, with Washington advices indicating the nomination not yet confirmed but expected imminently. The article notes the nomination was transmitted by the President and awaited Senate action.
Champlin This Week at Maryland Theatre
Champlin presents The Littlest Rebel at the Maryland Theatre this Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas K
Champlin
Maryland Theatre
Clergy Influence Grows For The Man From Home Run
In Maryland the Champlin company will stage The Man From Home with set recreations of the original show. Miriam Hodge explains why the play endures, noting church approval in four cities and that non musical drama often draws more sustained attendance than musical comedies. Matinee tickets 10 and 20 cents. evening 10 20 30 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. K. Champlin
Miriam Hodge
New York
Hodge
Willy
Philadelphia
Mr. Cohan
Boston
Chicago
Champlin Company
Maryland
B. and O. Employees to Meet Tonight
The employes of the B. and O. Cumberland and Connellsville divisions will hold a joint meeting at the B. and O. Y M C A tonight at eight o clock to discuss questions of interest to all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Connellsville
Ladies of Allegany Hospital Aid Society Host Tea
The Aid Society of Allegany Hospital gave a delightful reception in the sun parlor Saturday afternoon. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Hugh A. McMullen and Mrs. Geo. D. Landwehr led the tea table with help from several ladies and Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aid Society of the Allegany Hospital
Sun Parlor
Hugh A. McMullen
Geo. D. Landwehr
Mesdames I’. J. Seaver
Jos. S Schriever Jas J. Johnson
R. Y. Fechtig
G. Stanley Butler
Henry J. Glick
Bessie Brackett
Mary Walsh
Cecelia Geary
Ella Harbaugh
Lillia Laing
Alice Schriver
Baltimore & Ohio workers weigh two day week plan
About 25 B. & O. operators meet in Cumberland to discuss laying off two days a week so young men may gain employment. Several youths have not had work since the reduction. Baltimore & Ohio offices here say they know nothing of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwarzenbach, Jr
Rawstern
Jonn McDonald
Hancock
Boyd
Annapolis
WM. J. Malamphy
Heasley
Rederick
Ulaine White
Petersburg
W. Va
Daniel and
Edgar Foley
Grafton
Harry Gunning
Cumberland
Messrs. Foley
Fairmont
Francis E. Nichols
John Gordon Smyth
Frostburg
Merman V. Hesse
Mary Louise Nichols
Martinsburg World
Baltimore & Ohio
Mrs. Luman Leaves Children, Disappears After Note
Mrs. Howard Luman of 7th Front Street abandoned her two children Russell aged 3 and Florence aged 5 last Friday. She left a note saying she was leaving to seek work. The Associated Charities took charge, and the sheriff was asked to care for the children by Juvenile Judge McDonald pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Luman
7Th Front Street
Russell
Florence
Associated Charities
McDonald
Hum bertson seeks writ to gain custody of infants
Through her attorney Charles Watson of Frostburg Mrs Ella Humberston has filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to secure possession of Anna and Edith Humberston infants in the custody of Sister Florence superintendent of St Vincent Orphan Asylum Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles @. Watson
Frostburg
Ella Humberston
Anna
Edith Humberston
Florence
St. Vincents Orphen Asylum
Baltimore
Local Glee Club Set To Sing At Y M C A Tonight
The Y M C A Glee Club returns home after acclaim in Mt Savage and Keyser with an 8 p m concert directed by Frederick Foster Snow. The program features retained Keyser selections and several new numbers as listed by vocal sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Savage
Joseph Read
R. P. Robesson
Lloyd Wadsworth
Walter M. Fuller
Russell Bortz
Cleveland H. Taylor
Chas. L. Meyers
Robert Barnard
Edward A. Martin
Thos. R. Rees
James Kirk
Arthur H. Holzshu
George Kotschenreuther
Lloyd Rawlings
Lewis H. Webster
J. J. Tipton
THIRD K OF P GET TOGETHER IN Allegany COUNTY
The third Knights of Pythias get together in Allegany county and Piedmont is set for Wednesday February 10 at I O O F Hall South Cumberland. Lafayette Lodge No 3 Piedmont will confer Knight on a class of candidates with many lodge members expected from along the creek. Past meetings at Frostburg Lonaconing drew large attendance and interest. Theatregoers attention The Littlest Rebel Tuesday night at Maryland Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Allegany County
Piedmont
I. O. O. F. Hall
South Cumberland
Lafayette Lodge No. 3
Creek
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Sale ratified in Allegany County equity case
In The Circuit Court for Allegany County 1915 an order confirms Brooke Whiting Assignee's land sale unless objections are filed by March 9 1915 with publication required in a newspaper in Allegany county for three weeks before March 2 1915. The sale amount reported is 700.00. Clerk’s true copy dated February 8 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brooke Whiting
Maryland@ Coal and Iron Company
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Brooke Whiting
Lloyd L. Shaffer
M'Hugh and Mullin Named Receivers for Cumberland Company
The Cumberland Produce and Provision Company is placed in receivership with William E. McHugh and Carl G. Mullin named as receivers by Judge Boyd. Each receiver posted an $83,000 bond. Also noted is a Maryland Theatre showing of The Littlest Rebel titled A Beautiful Story of the North and South Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Boyd
Cumberland Produce and Provision Company
William E. McHugh
Carl G.mullin
Remonstrances Filed Over Liquor Licenses in Westernport Case
Through attorneys Whiting and Eppler the Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers Association filed a remonstrance against issuing a liquor license to Albert R. Bender. Rev. Harry V. Wheeler and others filed a bill of remonstrance to William McNeal at Westernport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting & Eppler
Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers Association & Incorporation
Albert R. Bender
Harry V. Wheeler
William McNeal
Westernport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police & Fire Commissioner
Hummelshire
Schrivers
Eichelberger
Church of Christ Scientist
City Flatt
North Cumberland
Flummelshime
Centre
Valley Streets
ST. Joseph’s Club
Lazarus
Gram
Mrs. L. R. Horton
Balti
Mra
W. J. Muncaster
Washington, D. C
Quinie Shuckhart
Cincinati
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Warren Meilinger
George Meittinger
Johnstown
McMullen Bros
Madras
Rom
Household Department
Y.M.C. A
Lady Fep
M’hugh and
Mullin
Citizens Garage
the Citizens Garage
N. Mechanic St
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