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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1916

Page

2

Frostburg: Mayer Brick and Tile Co forms on destroyed yard site

The Mayer Brick and Tile Company organizes in Frostburg to rebuild on the former yard site after a fire a year ago. Directors include Mayer, Hesse, Hocking, Walter and Schrieber. Capital of 50000 dollars, half preferred at 7 percent, half common. Subscriptions approach 000. plant capacity 500000 bricks monthly, east of the depot on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad. Only 16000 of preferred stock offered now, with bonus shares for five to one.

Mayer Brick and Tile Company Mayer Herman V. Hesse G. Dud Hocking Raymond A. Walter Ips H. Schrieber Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad River Coleman Harry Rizer Allegany Annie Coleman IM. E. Parsonage Eckhart Jno. A. Grose Hisel Brode

Double funeral and local obituaries in Lonaconing area

Isaac Bradburn Jr of Meyersdale attended the double funeral of Mr and Mrs Duncan unrelated to Lonaconing. Moses Johnson of Lonaconing, longtime Baltimore and Ohio rail engineer, died in Pittsburgh leaving a large family. Also notes on sewing party, school events, local visits, and a dance for Tri Towns Baseball club.

Isaac Bradburn, Jr Meyersdale Lonaconing Duncan William G. Duncan United States Connellsville Alverton Versailles Mount Vernon Moses Johnson Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Pittsburgh Mr. Johnson S. S. Brown Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mary Boyer Louise Marian Rebecca Anna Johnson William Charles James Robert Edward Joseph Johnson John Evans Reynolds Casino Tri- Towns

Addition Opens at Pennsylvania Avenue Grammar School

The recently completed addition to the Pennsylvania Avenue grammar school opens this week with two new rooms in service. Miss Marie Bucy moves from a rented room to teach at the Pennsylvania Avenue school replacing Miss Hazel Oder who moves to the Virginia Avenue school. Enrollment at Virginia Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue, led by Principal Prof. F C Scott, exceeds 1000. Miss Nellie Hawkins of Frostburg named principal of the Leartown School succeeding Miss Cora L Martin who recently married. Mrs Sarah B Long, Taylor Business School graduate, is hired as commercial instructor at Beall High School Frostburg replacing Miss Zola Beasley who resigns for Shortridge High School Indianapolis.

William Ie Nellie Brode Cumberland R. O. Csarlos McElfish Nellie Johns Mary Conley George Adams William Cooper Daniel Thomas Winifred Crowe Frank Parry Mary Morgan Jane Morgan Charles Richardson Ethel Wilson John Brimlow Thomas Morgan Genevieve Cullen Beall High School G. E. Pearce Drug Store Margaret Ewald Library Association Frostburg Library Association Hitchin Mitchins Elizabeth George Tennant Shaft David Falkin William Knapp Benjamin Quinn Potomac T. J. Price Baltimore Big Savage Fire Brick Co Benjamin Lewis Fairview Street John Broadbeck Midlothian George Plummer Freda Haines Carlos Fider A. B. Cox Kitzmiller Cox West William Jennings Monongahela City Elizabeth Bluebaugh Wright Keren Manning Piedmont John Bissit John Nelson Philadelphia Friend’s Hospital Eckhart Miss Watkins Minnie Schneider Nellie Hawkins Loartown School Vale Summite Cora Martin Pennsylvania Avenue Marie Bucy Virginia Avenue Hazel Oder Pennsylvania Avenue School Miss Bucy F. C. Scott Frostburg Leartown Cora L. Martin Sarah B. Long Taylor Business School Miss Long Zola Beasley Shortridge High School Indianapolis Ind

Brewers Abandon Plans for Appeal in Probe Case

Attorneys for the brewing associations in Pennsylvania abandoned plans to appeal the ruling of United States District Judge Thompson. They did not take the case to the circuit court, allowing the probe into campaign donations to continue.

Philadelphia United States Thompson

Maryland Catholic Benevolent Legion holds 33rd session in Baltimore

The Maryland State Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion meets at 1504 Madison Avenue Baltimore for its thirty-third annual session. Adam F Welzenbach presents state president report and finance extension committees report others. Welzenbach hints at retirement sparking expected contest for his successor as officers to be elected.

Maryland State Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion State Council Madison Avenue Baltimore Adam F. Welzenbach Welgenbach Welzenbach William M. Dunn Orphans’ Court Maryland

Body of American consul McNeely may be found near Alexandria

The body of Robert N. McNeely of Monroe North Carolina American consul listed as missing after the Persia disaster is thought to have washed ashore near Alexandria Egypt. A telegram from American Consul Garrets to the State Department says the body is very decomposed but shows American origin by marks on clothes and a watch and may be Consul McNeely.

Washington Robert N. McNeely Monroe N. C Persia Mediterranean Alexandria Egypt Garrets State Department Consul McNeely

Runaway Syracuse Street Car Injures Twelve

A street car with about 75 passengers ran down a steep hill in Syracuse early today and toppled. Twelve injured, one possibly fatally. Hot coals from a stove started a fire in the wreckage.

Syracuse N. Y

Marriage Licenses Issued Across Several Pennsylvania Towns

A list shows marriage licenses granted to William S. Eisel and Nellie H. Brode of Frostburg, Cecil D. Price and Flora V. Hildebrandt of Cumberland, Ralph Stauffer of Scottdale and Jennie Bowman of Connellsville, Thomas M. Heaps and Lulu J. Barnes of Cumberland, Dewey Harper and Barbara Aitken of Webster, Scott Judy of Huntingdon and Irene N. Kline of State College, James A. Stewart and Catherine M. Hartig of Frostburg, Robert Cotter of Keyser and Mary A. Morgan of Westernport, Jessie W. Lanner and Bertha K. Miller of Greensboro.

William S. Eisel Nellie H. Brode Frostburg Cecil D. Price Flora V. Hildebrandt Cumberland Ralph Stauffer Scottdale Jennie Bowman Connellsville Thomas M. Heaps Lulu J. Barnes Dewey Harper Barbara Aitken Webster Scott Judy Huntingdon Irene N. Kline State College James A. Stewart Catherine M. Hartig Robert Cotter Keyser W. Va Mary A. Morgan Westernport Jessie W. Lanner Bertha K. Miller Greensboro

Rings Made to Order by Little Jewelry Company

Advertisement notes the Little Jewelry Company buys old gold and offers to remake it into a new plain ring or a set ring.

Little Jewelry Company

U S War Munitions Pouring Into Europe

Washington reports American war munitions flowing to Europe at almost 2 million dollars daily, with total shipments nearing a quarter billion dollars since the war began. Britain buys over one third of exports, France second, Canada third, and Italy fourth as production climbs.

Washington Europe Department of Commerce Wonder France America Canada Italy

Spanish War Widows to Receive Pensions

The House approved a bill to pension dependent widows and children of Spanish American War veterans. Representative W. H. Coleman argued the measure supports families who sacrificed for the country and fulfills the government’s obligation to veterans.

Washington House W. H. Coleman McKeesport

Agreement Reached By Operators And Miners

Mobile Ala Feb 17 mine workers representatives near a two year contract with operators from Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Wage increase demanded. President White warned Pennsylvania operators they gain nothing by refusing terms accepted by other states.

Mobile Ala Ohio Indiana Illinois White Pennsylvania

U S S Pennsylvania Begins Maiden Voyage on Trials

Norfolk Va Feb 17 the United States battleship Pennsylvania the largest and most powerful warship in the world began her maiden voyage. She will travel to Rockland Maine for builders tests including a speed run. Ten days are expected to complete all tests.

Norfolk Pennsylvania Rockland Maine

Price and Hildebrandt Wed at St Luke's Parsonage

Cecil Dane Price of Frostburg and Flora Venetia Hildebrandt daughter of Officer and Mrs William Hildebrandt were married Wednesday evening at the parsonage of St Luke's Lutheran Church by Rev C F Bergner. They will reside in Cleveland Ohio.

Middy Seeks Revenge In Annapolis Altercation

At State Circle in Annapolis a former midshipman, T. W. Harrison, and an instructor, Julian M. Lacalle, clashed after hours following tensions from a recent re sign incident. Eyewitness accounts differ on blows struck. Harrison previously faced a gouging scandal and football acclaim.

Julian M. Lacalle Department of Modern Language Academy T. W. Ltarrison State Circle

Maryland quint elects manager and captain

The Western Maryland Railway organized a basketball team with Daniel M. Carl elected manager and Raymond Ward named captain. Several clerks and staff from offices and departments were listed as candidates. The team will play the Knights of Columbus Reserves tonight at the Central Y M C A.

Western Maryland Railway Daniel M. Carl Raymond Ward Charles Buzzard Fred R. Moore Leon Willison Lea Keller George Steiner Vincent Ingram

Anthrax Outbreak Reported in Confluence Pa

Two tannery workers, Co. M. Lanner 60 and Grover Kessler 35 of Harnedsville Pa, contracted anthrax from hides imported from China. They are under quarantine at Confluence. Dr. C W Frantz of Confluence says they will recover. Only a single carbuncle like sore seen on each, with little illness so far.

Co. M. Lanner Confluence Grover Kessler Harnedsville Beggs & Cobb Tannery China C. W. Frantz

Excursion Season Announced for B and C R R Trips

The first Sunday excursions from Cumberland to Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begin May 7 and May 31. A return trip from Baltimore to Cumberland is scheduled for May 28.

Cumberland Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Oyster Supper Planned By Bedford Street Church Ladies

The First M. P. Church ladies on Bedford street will host an oyster supper at Eagles Hall on North Mechanic street this and tomorrow evenings from 5 to 9. Tickets are 25 cents.

Eagles’ Hall Ladies of the First M. P Bedford Street North Mechanic Street

Dentist in Morgantown Nearly Dies From Tonic Poisoning

Dr. Lee G. Rinehart, a Weston transplant practicing dentistry in Morgantown, drank a teaspoonful of aconite and iodine in water by mistake. He was found ill by office worker Miss Katherine Phillips and given immediate aid. Doctors report he will likely recover after heroic efforts to treat the poisoning.

Morgantown W. Va Lee G. Rinehart Rinehart Weston Katherine Phillips Dr. Rinehart

McAlpine Nominated for Allegany Election Board

At a Republican State Central Committee meeting in this city last night the committee recommended James B. McAlpine of Lonaconing for appointment as minority member of the Board of Election Supervisors for Allegany County. McAlpine is a member of the committee and his is the only name suggested.

Republican State Central Committee James B. McAlpine Lonaconing Board of Election Supervisors Allegany County McAlpine

Wall Paper Specials Cut Prices for Busy Season

Wall Paper Special offers 1-2-8 and 5 cents per bolt and special prices on paper hanging. Save money before the busy season. W N Eyler at 30 North Centre Street advertises furniture and home decor services.

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