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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1916

Page

4

Ault and Layton Tie the Knot in Petersburg

Henry Arthur Ault and Grace Sarah Layton, both of Petersburg West Virginia, wed at the United Brethren parsonage with witnesses Mrs Carl White and Miss Viola Kiser. They plan to return to their Petersburg home after the ceremony.

United Brethren Parsonage Henry Arthur Ault Grace Sarah Layton Petersburg W. Va Martha Ault J. Hlayton Carl White Viola Kiser Arch Street

Allegany to Mark Braddock Trail Through County

Cresap Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution spearheads a project with Allegany County Commissioners pledging 25 dollars to mark Braddock route through the county. The chapter adds 15 dollars from its treasury. Maryland’s 165 mile section of the 3600 mile national highway is 95 years older than the western end, and the Cumberland road helped populate the west with immigrants.

F Cresap Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Allegany County Braddock Capter Maryland West

Child Scalded In Boiler Accident At Bedford Street

Catherine Bennett, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bennett of 255 Bedford Street, was badly scalded yesterday morning after falling into a wash boiler with boiling water. Her whole body from neck downward was seriously burned. recovery is in doubt. She recently had successful cancer treatment on her face. the disease began around age three. Father, a machinist for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, returned home from Bowlesburg. Dr E J Stewart attends.

Cumberland Reading J. W. Barr H. J. Beck Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co Laura Barnet J. F. Barnett Virginia Avenue Mildred Twigg Mary Pyle Madley Dech Godfrey Felty N. W. Russler Cornelius Webster John Warnick Lester Warnick Lester Buchanan Baltimore and Ohio Catherine Bennett Harvey Bennett Bedford Street Bennett Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bowlesburg E. J. Stewart

Williams Sues for Absolute Divorce in Circuit Court

William Roy Williams through Arner G. Carl attorney files for absolute divorce from Nellie Williams. They wed in Cumberland June 18, 1918 and lived together until October 1913. Arch A. Young and Carl G. Mullin attorneys in both cases. Thomas F. Young and Oliver R. Senn granted absolute divorces respectively from Alice A. Young and Edna Senn.

William Roy Williams Arner G. Carl Nellie Wiliams Cumberland Thomas F. Young Alice A. Young Oliver R. Senn Edna Senn Arch A. Young Carl G. Mullin

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples

William S Smith and Marie E Peters both of Charleroi Pennsylvania. Henry A Avit and Grace S Layton both of Lansy West Virginia. Arthur F Strong and Leona Christner both of Meyersdale Pennsylvania. Harry B Smith of Milleburg Pennsylvania and Mary C McMurdo of Fredericktown Pennsylvania.

William 8S. Smith Marie E. Peters Charleroi Henry A. Avit Grace 8. Layton Lansy W. Va Arthur F. Strong Leona Christner Meyersdale Harry 8. Smith Milleburg Mary C. McMurdo Fredericktown

Cardinal Club Opens With Grand Frostburg Dance Event

Frostburg Md Feb 29 The Cardinal Club announces a grand opening dance at St Michael s Hall on March 12 with a large committee, 8 30 pm start and 9 pm grand march. The program features Rev J P Nolan Mrs McDermott Kemp Kenney and local performers plus a full lineup of dances and songs. The club reports its hall furnished and ready with a fine kitchen and planned entertaining facilities.

Frostburg Cardinal Club St. Michael's Hall Col. T. G. Dillon John G. Hines Frank Spates, Jr Kenney

Nuptial reception follows St Patrick’s mass for Niland Blaul pair

At St Patrick’s Church Matthias A Niland and Miss Mary Tolitta Blaul wed in a 7 am ceremony led by Very Rev E J Wunder. Guests from Keyser Frostburg New York and beyond attended a lavish breakfast and reception at the bride’s parents home 27 Alleghany street. Mr Niland serves as Western Maryland Railway dispatcher and the couple plan a reception with Schmutz’s Orchestra this afternoon and evening.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church Matthias A. Niland Mary Tolitta Blaul E. J. Wunder Loretta Blaul Schmutz Niland Western Maryland Railway Allegany County Academy Sacred Heart Academy Louisville John Niland Keyser W. Va Theresa Claire Smith Frostburg Paul Wilson New York

Honor Longfellow at Center Street School Program

The eighth grade staged a program marking Longfellow's death anniversary. Students performed songs and recitations by Ruth Beamer Emma Danner Robert Miller Ernest Langham Daniel Langer Agnes Atkinson Burke Brown Mary Louise Birchard Madelin McCon nell Esther Barrett Virginia Gearhart Marguerite Wilson Blout Mullan Ada Close Lucile Frantz Marguerite Fogle and Charles Sizer alongside readings from The Village Blacksmith The Psalm of Life and other verses.

Center Street Longfellow America Ruth Beamer River Charles Emma Clara Danner Robert Miller Ernest Langham Daniel Langer Children’s Hour Agnes Atkinson Excelsior Burke Brown Santa Filomena Ada Close Angel's Lucile Frantz Marguerite Fogle Charles Sizer Maryland

Captain Shipley Featured In Baltimore and Ohio Magazine

In the March Baltimore and Ohio Employes Magazine a full page photo portrays Captain Charles Shipley of Baltimore, a familiar Cumberland conductor on trains 5 and 12, with a caption praising his efficient service and courteous passenger relation. The piece notes his Baltimore to Cumberland run. Mrs Ellen P Latrobe Pead, widow of General Ferdinand C Latrobe and mother of Col Sherlock Pead, died Sunday night in Baltimore.

Baltimore and Ohio Charles Shipley Baltimore Cumberland Shipley Ellen P. Latrobe Ellen P. Ibe Ferdinand C Col Sherlock

Preachers Send Day Telegrams on Prohibition Support

The Frederick District Preachers Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church sent telegrams today to Senator Frederick N. Zihlman and Delegate Arthur F. Smith asking support for a state-wide prohibition bill with no exceptions. The laymen’s association sent a similar telegram, urging backing and planning letters to all legislators protesting the Herpich Blue Laws amendment. Bishop Earl Cranston attended and presided as John W. Young vacated the chair.

Frederick N. Zihlman Arthur F. Smith Allegany Frederick District Earl Cranston John W. Young

Fatally Scalded Child In Barrellville Area

Helen Frances Morgan aged 10 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan of Barrellville Mount Savage was fatally scalded when a bucket of hot water toppled during a treatment. She died Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The incident follows a prior death five years earlier of a Morgan child burned by a lamp explosion. The father works for Consolidation Coal at Goodtown, Pa.

Mount Savage Helen Frances Morgan D. Morgan Barrellville Morgan Consolidation Coal Company Goodtown

Verdun Battles Continue as Germans Claim Gains

German forces extend lines north of Verdun and push west near Champneuville while claiming a slight advance near Vacherauville and Bras. French counterattacks at Fort Douaumont halt the drive and recapture a small redoubt. Berlin says 1000 prisoners and nine machine guns taken. Paris calls it a surprise attack.

Verdun Meuse Champneuville Berlin Vacherauville Bras Fort Douaumont Douaumont Paris Fresnes St. Mihiel Teutons Manheulles Cote Loris

Real Estate Transfer Notice for Cumberland County

Catherine McKay transfers property to Virginia Oriel A. McKay for Cumberland, T. Edwarda jana and Witt referenced in the conveyance. Public record lists the parties and location in the Cumberland area.

Catherine McKa Kay Virginia

Social events fill Cumberland society page with dances and parties

The Knights of Columbus host an afternoon card party on Thursday March 2 at K of C Home North Mechanic Street from 230 to 5. The WCTU meets tomorrow at 230 at Central Y M C A. A Leap Year dance returns Friday at Mason Temple. Mrs Koblegard hosts a reception in Clarksburg for Mrs Turner. Cumberland Aerie 245 Eagles showcases Old Black Joe with Frank A Tole and cast. Marquette Social Club Leap Year dance in St Marys Hall Old Town Road tomorrow. Carroll Club Leap Year dance tonight at North Centre Street hall. McKinley Chapter Eastern Star Leap Year dance tonight at Masonic Temple.

John Koblegard Clarksburg William E. Turner Fayette Street Cumberland Aerie No. 245 Order of Eagles Aerie Joe Frank A. Tole Scott Stahl John William Paul Koelker Ladies of Marquette Social Club St. Mary's Hall Old Town Road Brookman Carroll Club North Centre Street McKinley Order Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Obituary notices for Mrs Webster B Jones and Mrs Schaab

Word arrives of the sudden death of Mrs Webster B Jones formerly Miss Alice Carpenter of Baltimore. Mrs Schaab 60 died at her First Street home after a short illness. Burial set for Rose Hill. Also the death of Theodore Rudolph Csatlos eight months old son of Rev Rudolph Csatlos pastor of Zion Reformed Evangelical Church. Burial in Bridgeport Conn.

Webster B. Jones Alice Carpenter Baltimore Jones Turner Fayette Street Frostburg Charles H. Schaab Fredrica Schaab First Street Theodore Rudolph Csatlos Rudolph

Two Bishops Here Today In Cumberland Visit

The visiting bishops are in Cumberland today. Bishop P J Donahue of Wheeling West Virginia arrived yesterday as guest of Very Rev E J Wunder pastor of St Patrick's Church. Bishop Karl Cranston came to press the annual meeting of the Ebbletrict rr.

Cumberland P. J. Donahue Wheeling W. Va E. J. Wunder St. Petrick's Church Karl Cranston Ebbletrict

Personal notices reflect moves and health from Cumberland area

Miss Helen Bolland of St. Louis leaves with Mrs. Mellinger for New York to visit her mother. Eleanor Capper improves after weeks of illness. Robb and Sloan go to Baltimore for business and a Billy Sunday sermon. Morrissey and Fleegle return from McKeesport. Raley, a Western Maryland Railway engineer, is home on crutches after a second operation. Bishop Donahue visits St. Patrick's rectory. The Fleegles return from Weston and C. H. Taylor is promoted to agent at Terra Alta. Mrs. Screen recovers at home after surgery. Penny town news notes a ten-pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lingamfelter. C. A. Fleegle visits from Baltimore. Minnie Shaffer moves to her sister's home. Smouse returns from a ten-day trip. Mrs. Musser returns from Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation.

Helen Bolland St. Louis Frederick P. Mellinger Chase Street New York City Eleanor Walter C. Capper Cumberland Street David A. Robb D. Lindley Sloan Baltimore Billy Sunday Margaret Morrissey Ruby Fleegle McKeesport Frank C. Raley South Johnson Street Western Maryland Railway Cottage State Hospital Connellsville Abe P. J. Donahue Wheeling E. J. Wunder St. Patrick’s E. B. Fleegle Park Street Weston W. Va C. H. Taylor Cumberland Terra Alta Francis Screen Allegany Hospital Chiltire Roland Smitty Raghtine A. M. Lingamfelter C. A. Fleegle Minnie Shaffer Lonaconing Western Maryland Hospital J. W. Kiffner Columbia Avenue C. A. Smouse Pittsburgh Johnstown Somerset Hyndman I. F. Musser South Mechanic Street Johns Hopkins Hospital

Cumberland Invites Wharton for Citywide Tabernacle

Rev. H. M. Wharton of Brantly Baptist Church Edmondson Avenue and Schroeder Street is asked to conduct a citywide tabernacle evangelistic service in Cumberland Maryland in June. He will first lead a three week campaign in Lexington Kentucky in May and will not take bookings during Billy Sunday campaigns.

Cumberland H. M. Wharton Brantly Baptist Church Edmondson Avenue Schroeder Street Wharton Lexington Mr. Wharton Billy Sunday Baltimore Star

Baby contest entries flood in for the weeklong event

Entry blanks fill rapidly as mothers sign up their babies for the contest set for March 12 to 18. Officials anticipate at least 100 entries and plan to award three silver prizes to top contestants.

Carload of whiskey and beer found hidden in hay

Oral warrants issued by United States District Attorney Barnhard as Fayette County officers seize a car labeled hay from Gallia Ohio bound for Smithers West Virginia. Inside were 46 barrels of whiskey and beer concealed with the hay.

Charleston W. Va United States District Jorney Barnhard Fayette County Gall Ohio Smithers

Auto Police Patrol Christened “Big Beny”

The new auto police patrol named “Big Beny” was placed in service Sunday. Officers planned the first ride for the emergency unit and yesterday evening Officer William Cubbage drove the conveyance as the christening occurred. The patrol vehicle carries the nickname “Big Beny.”

Auto Police Patrol BIG Beny William Cubbage Jen the Patrol

Thought Fatally Hurt in Newburg Slate Fall

Thought fatally injured in Newburg West Virginia after a fall slate accident. Foyles of the Preston Company was crushed about the legs and arms and transported to Fairmont Hospital for treatment.

Newburg W. Va Foyles Preston Company Dhe Fairmont Hospital

Death Amid Snowstorm Affects Fairmont Man

Fairmont West Virginia February 29. Alexander Tucker aged 45 a veteran minting man was killed when stepping between cars to avoid an approaching train on the Baltimore and Ohio road in a heavy snowstorm. He is survived by his wife and a 12 year old daughter.

Fairmont W. Va Aleander Tucker Baltimore and Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Mac Barney Okar Barney HN Mmissus Potts South Cumberland Bureau OF the Cumberland Press B. F. Graham Leila Coulehan Joseph Reich Nelson W. Russler Fifth Street FE. L. Robinson Richwood W. L. Mendenhall Boone Street Harry Cox Second Street Oscar Albright Mary Garlitz C. R. Woodard Mark Braddock Holland Brownie Dreamland Alabama Avalon Schottiche Vassar Tennessee Cory Honor Longfellow M. D. Morgan Frank 1 Me- Dan- Tra Weag Ang Masoni Temple Grant Macfarlane Robert Clauson Murray Smouse Emmanuel Church John Anderson Brotherhood of St. Luke'see Anderson The Brotherhood Mabel Shiffler J. Brooke Boyle Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company Hagerstown H. P. Shaffer DR. Wharton West Virginia N. W. Russi Spire Miss S. Centre Street Marinello Preparati Marinello Baltimore Stre Mary Carpenter Proprieto the Central Rexall
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