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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1915

Page

3

Superintendent John E Taylor resigns from Cumberland and Westernport Electric

John E Taylor resigns after ten years as superintendent of the Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company effective yesterday. W W Lowe of Holland Mississippi succeeds him and assumes duties this morning. Lowe, a former H L Doherty Company employee, has engineering and auditing experience in Denver Vernon Frostburg and with AT&T. Taylor will stay in Frostburg while considering future work.

John E. Taylor Suaderland and Westernport Electra Railway Company W. W. Lowe Holland, Miss Taylor Lowe H. L. Debherty Company Denver Col Vernon Cumberland and Westernpiet Electric Railway Frostburg Lowe Wa Uniersity of Tennessee 4.& Doherty Nonon H. L. Doherty Company Cumberland and Westernport Diectric Rail H. L. Doherty American Telephone and Telegraph Company Hugh Scott Ohmer Ferdinand Williams Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company

Consolidation Coal Officials Set Conference in Fairmont

The Consolidation Coal Company will hold a two day conference in Fairmont with sales managers headed by Fairfax Land street and F W Wilshire. Attending out of town operating officials include Herman Kesse Samuel Stein bach Gainer Fletcher Marshall Gillette and others. The meeting aims to review outlook and company needs for the rest of the year with hopes for a full resumption of business by spring.

Consolidation Coal Company Fairfax S. Landstreet F. W. Wilshire Charles von H. Kalkman New York BE. M. Mancourt Chicago Fairmont W. M. Wilshire Philadelphia H. Thomas Baltimore Herman V. Kesse Frostburg Samuel Steinbach Somerset Gainer Fletcher van Lear Marshall Gillette Jenkins

Seven Pittsburgh area plants restart operations boosting jobs

Pittsburgh district plants resume partial or full operation since Monday, employing about 5,000 people. Superior Steel in Carnegie runs full shifts, National Tube Works in Pittsburgh and Lorain Ohio add hundreds more, Enterprise Stamp in McKeesport expands, B&O Glenwood shops near full work week, American Shipbuilding adds 300, Wheeling Iron and Steel opens tin mills at Yorkville with 400 workers.

Pittsburgh Superior Steel Company Carnegie National Tube Works Enterprise Stamp Company McKeesport Glenwood Baltimore and Ohio Railroad National Tube Company Lorain Ohio Shape Mills American Shipbuilding Company United States Steel Corporation Wheeling Iron and Steel Company Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Company Yorkville

Anton Spies Union Veteran Answers Final Summons

Anton Spies 75 died at noon at his Smith street home. The Stein undertaking rooms prepared his body for burial and it will be taken to his son Henry Spies on Fayette street. A German native who came to the city in 1863 with Capt Walley’s cavalry, he was a Union veteran and member of Tyler Post No 5 GAR. He worked as a street paver.

Anton Spies Smith Street Stein Undertaking Henry Spies Fayette Street Mr. Spies Tyler Grand Army of the Republic Germany Capt. Walley Company of Calvary Cincinnati

Valentines and Bridge Cradled in Paw Paw Society

A Valentine party at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKensie Paw Paw street featured the Boys Band with music as the highlight. Late refreshments followed. Mrs. John L. Wellington hosted a Monday bridge party on Washington street. Mrs. C. H. Hollaman won honors.

J. A. McKensie Paw Paw Street John L. Wellington Washington Street C. H. Hollaman

First Baptist Ladies Host Supper for L D Rohrer Class

The ladies of the First Baptist Church plan a supper tomorrow evening starting at 6 45 to honor the L D Rohrer Bible Class and the men of the church.

Rohrer Bible Class Ladies of the First Baptist Church Church L. D. Rohrer

E Peebles Clayton Funeral Held in Winchester Virginia

E Peebles Clayton, former farmer and businessman Peter F Yost Sr dies at 62 near Berkeley Springs. Clayton funeral held at the home of Capt and Mrs George W Kurtz in Winchester with Rev W Talbert officiating. Yost leaves widow and children Peter C Jr Leonard George Yost plus Mrs Mamie Halderman and others. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

David L. Clayton David Clayton, Jr E. Peebles Clayton Winchester George W. Kurtz W. ©. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron Cemetery Peter FE. Yost Berkeley Springs Ile Ohio Henry William Yost Morgan County Barton Martinsburg Jane Lutman Cumberland Mad Annie Burke Cincinnati

Widow Mire Dies. Multiple Family Losses Reported

Jane Ludwig age 68 dies at Junction near Romney following the death of her sister-in-law Miss Nannie Ludwig in the same house. A sister died in September leaving three deaths in the same residence. Martha Patterson age 76 dies at Three Churches Hampshire County. Ten children survive: Nan Peters Three Churches W. E. Patterson Davis, Edward Patterson Elkins Ellis Patterson Denmar Charles Patterson US Army Lester Ama Patterson Sunburst N C and three Peters, Sanders, Pownell in Hampshire County.

Jane Ludwig James Ludwig Junction Romney W. Va Nannie Ludwig Martha Patterson Silas B. Patterson Tampshire Nan Peters W. E. Patterson Davis Edward Patterson Elkins Ellis Patterson Denmar Charles Patterson United States Army Lester Ama Patterson Sunburst N. C Peters Sanders Pownell Hampshire County

British Collier Dulwich Sunk by German Submarine

Havre February 17. Twenty two members of the British collier Dulwich landed here today. Seven others landed at Fecamp and two are missing. The Dulwich was sunk by a German submarine after the crew was given twenty minutes to take to the boats.

Havre

Fasting Tailor Dies After Sixty Day Fast

Palo Alto California February 17 Louis Roth a fasting tailor died today of starvation after a 60 day fast he had set a record by fasting sixty days He drank orange juice Monday but the devitalized organs failed to respond

Palo Alto Cal Louis Roth

Rev Peter Lange Lectures On Child Rearing At Emmanuel

The Rev Peter Lange vicar of Holy Cross Church spoke at Emmanuel Parish House on True Fundamentals of Education and That Child of Yours He compared child rearing in various countries and among elites and urged reform The audience asked questions about Bible reading in public schools Lange will speak again on The Child and the Home next Tuesday at Emmanuel Parish House

Peter Lange Holy Cross Church Emmanuel Parish Lange

Wilson Says Country Need Not Worry Over Food Shortage

President Wilson informed New York Mayor Mitchell that fear of food shortages would ease once the facts now in the Agricultural Department’s possession were released in a few days.

Washington Wilson Mitchell New York Agricultural Department

Personalities Return After Illness Involving Peter McGee

Mr and Mrs Frank Hook of McKeesport Pa and Mrs Howard Jacobs and daughter Diy and Mrs Elizabeth Steward of Kitzmiller Md who were summoned by the serious illness of Peter McGee have returned home McGee is reported improving Carrie Steinberger Meyersdale visited Lonaconing friends Mr and Mrs C Harry Ward and son registered at Hotel Evans Winchester Va J E Barnhart and Thomas Rees called on Meyersdale friends Alfred Dahl Meyersdale visited Cumberland relatives and friends

Frank Hook McKeesport Howard Jacobs Dty Elizabeth Steward Kitzmiller Peter McGee McGee Carrie Steinberger Meyersdale Lonaconing C. Harry Ward Hotel Evans Winchester J. E. Barnhart Thomas Rees Alfred Dahl Cumberland

Real estate transfers list small parcels and buyers

Andre Gegantelle transfers a lot near Eckhart to Nichola Gegantelle for $10. Continental Trust Company sells land at Green Ridge to Ezra E. Woodbury for $10. Peter G. Cowden and F N Zihlman sell a Rose Hill lot to James Pitzer for $10.

Andre Gegantelle Nichola Gegantelle Eckhart Continental Trust Company Ezra E. Woodbury Green Ridge Peter G. Cowden F.N. Zihlman James Pitzer Rose Hill

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Pennsylvania Couples

A notice lists marriage licenses issued to Albert Noble and Ruth M. Taylor of Greensburg James Feeling and Mary Trufaro of Barnesboro Charles Helsel and Pearl A. Koofer of Canoe Creek Alton L. Keller and Margaret W. Voyzey Ira M. Snider and Ethel A. Breadfield J E Lyons and Mary Knepper John Pietroskey and Annie Weimer John Frederick of Philadelphia and Nora Davis of Frostburg. Lenten services were held in several churches this morning for Ash Wednesday A special service is planned at St Pauls Lutheran at 730 pm Emmanuel Episcopal church holds 5 pm evening prayer and 730 pm services with sermon Emmanuel choir to sing during Lent daily at 5 pm Wednesday 730 pm and Good Friday Passion service noon to 3 pm.

Albert Noble Ruth M. Taylor Greensburg James Feeling Mary Trufaro Barnesboro Charles Helsel Hollidaysburg Pearl A. Koofer Canoe Creek Alton L. Keller Drani Margaret W. Voyzey Mapleton Ira M. Snider Ethel A. Breadfield Altoona J. E. Lyons Mary Knepper Cumberland John Pietroskey Annie Weimer Latrobe John Frederick Philadelphia Nora Davis Frostburg St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Emmanuel Episcopal Church Emmanuel Church

Miners Strike Hits Jamison Coal Yard in Fairmont

Fairmont West Virginia February 17 The miners of Jamison Coal and Coke Company are on strike over powder supply. Operators typically furnish powder to shooters but Jamison withholds powder and pays four cents above regular wages per ton of coal. Miners claim the deal is unfair.

Fairmont W. Va Jamison Coal and Coke Company Jamison

Winter Coat Sale Offers New Styles From $2.50

About 65 winter coats priced from 2.50 up to 8.50. All are strictly new models with no old style merchandise. The collection features coats worth 25 to 30 dollars in many cases.

New Spring Wearing Apparel Arrives in Style

Spring brings fresh suits gowns and coats as dozens of handsome garments arrive daily in the department. The showroom features newer brighter styles and a welcoming invitation to browse even if not buying.

New five city baseball league organized

Organizing meeting at Hagerstown Country Club set up a five city league with clubs from Hagerstown Frederick Chambersburg Gettysburg and Martinsburg. Officers elected include Charls W Hoyer president Princeton Buckey first vice president Thomas Scheller second vice president J A Hollaworth secretary and William Stewart treasurer. Steps will be taken to reorganize the Hagerstown club.

Hagerstown Martinsburg Frederick Chambersburg Gettysburg Hagerstown Country Club Thomas Scheller J. A Hollaworth

Holland extends free rails to Belgium relief effort

New York report says Holland will not charge the Belgian Relief Commission for railroad services and will provide free use of state railways, postal, and telegraph services to move food supplies to the Belgian border.

Holland R. R New York State Department Belgian Relief Commission Commis

Applications for Retail Liquor License in Allegany County

Public notice in Cumberland Maryland lists Owen A. Larawa applying to sell spirituous and fermented liquors at 53 North Mechanic Street Cumberland. John Semmes De Veveeman owner. remonstrances due within 20 days after filing February 17 1915.

General Assembly of Maryland Allegany County Circuit Couurt Owen A. Larawa North Mechanic Street Cumberland J. Semmes de

Fire destroys Odd Fellows' home killing two firemen

In Danville the blaze that wrecked the Odd Fellows building killed two firemen and injured six others, with walls collapsing in the city’s largest office block. The Knights Templar officers from Maryland visited Antioch Commandery No. 6 at the Masonic Temple, banquet by McKinley Chapter Eastern Star.

ODD Fellows’ Home Danville Odd Fellows Jos. G. Cannon Knights Templar Visitation Knights Templar of Maryland William C. Jenness Baltimore Robert D. Greer Salisbury John H. Miller Warren Seipp Antioch Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Temple Ladies of McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star

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