South Cumberland And Environ New Rector
The Rev. George Philip Jung has resigned from St. John's Glyndon near Baltimore and will lead Holy Cross Cumberland and St. Peter's Lonaconing. Funeral of Mrs. Mary Regina Green, 34, of Mapleside, who died from burns when an oil lamp exploded, will be held at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Burial in church cemetery. Funeral party leaves from Mrs. Catherine Green’s home at 8 a.m. for 9 a.m. service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Philip Jung
St. John's Episcopal Church
Glyndon
Baltimore
Holy Cross
Cumberland
St. Peter's Church
Lonaconing
Mary Regina Green
George J. Green
Mapleside
Allegany Hospital
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Inlaw
Catherine Green
Thomas and
Lamont Streets
Grace
Grace M. FE. Church
W. R. Mendenhall
Robert Young
Carl Amtower
C. W. Lashley
John Enlow
Beatrice Storer
Reba Smith
Helen Schaidt
W. N. Lee
Orlena Twigg
George McCracken
H. E. Rupenthal
Hazel Hollar
Grace Light
John Spiker
R. A. Compton
Missionary Society
W. A. Hollar
Dayton Dailey
F. Harmison
Humbird Street
Herbert Farson
Fifth Street
Bert Cordry
F. H. Cordry
G. H. McCracken, Sr
G. H. McCracken, Jr
Earl Hardman
F. A. Finkeldey
Rede
Nellie McCracken
Howard M.cracken
G. Agustin
Ten Round Promoted Bout Set at Leader Theatre
Promoters plan a ten round middleweight bout next Wednesday night at Leader Theatre South Cumberland between Fay Kaiser and Billy Berger. Berger trains in Philadelphia while Kaiser prepares locally. Berger has drawn with several notables including Jack Dillon and Bob Moha, with McMahan also sharing a draw with the heavyweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Theatre
South
Cumberland
Fay Kaiser
This City
Billy Berger
Philadelphia
George Chip
Pittsburgh
Jack Dillon
Jack Tillon
Youngstown
Ohio
Bob Moha
Boston
Mass
Frank Klaus
Tom McMahan
Jess Williard
McMahan
Cumberland Boys' Quartet Performs for New Year Watch
The Cumberland Boys' Quartet visited the Press office after midnight and sang several beautiful selections. Members include Robert Helman, Philip Zimmerman, Everett Barham, and Thomas Cox with Carl Coughenour and B. I. Weller joining in. Lewis Hellman played cornet accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Helman
Philip Zimmerman
Everett Barham
Thomas Cox
Carl Coughenour
B. I." Weller
Lewis Hellman
Maennerchor Hosts New Year Open House
The German Maennerchor held an open house at its rooms to celebrate the New Year. Many callers visited during the evening to enjoy a buffet lunch and German vocal selections.
County Ball Shines as 1915 Finale in Cumberland
The eighth annual Alleghany County Assembly Ball at Queen City Hotel drew a glamour crowd of 200 museum quality gowns and corsages. George R Wheeler led the grand march with Miss Marie Holzshu while Daisy's Orchestra provided music. The event featured New York’s Dancing Marrs, lavish decorations, and a superior buffet and taxi service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County Assembly
Queen City
Cumberland
George R. Wheeler
Marie K. Holzshu
Daisy
New York City
United Booking Office
Lyric Theatre
Frostburg
Rawley Swayne
Nen City Hotel
W. Cromwell
Swayne
Splent
Terrence J. Boyle
City Taxi Cab Company
Allegany County Y Teams Consider West Virginia Trip
Allegany County Academy Girls basketball team may accept an invitation to play at Elkins Davis and Elkins College in West Virginia, a rare long trip for the section. Allegany County High School resumes practice after a two week layoff at the Y M C A gym. Over 2,000 tickets sold for the Y M C A sacred concert at the Maryland Theatre featuring Frederick Foster Snow. Tonight two basketball games at the Central M and C G A pitting the K O G champions from last season against Hollidaysburg, and Central Y M C A versus Mount Savage. More than 350 boys attend the New Year reception at the Y M C A, marking a promising year for the 230th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
W. Va
Allegany County
M. CG
Hollidaysburg
Mount Savage
Miss Dorothy Gornall Visits Fairmont Sister
Local society notes list Miss Dorothy Gornall visiting her sister Mrs. E. K. Rogers in Fairmont. Other residents travel or visit relatives in Cumberland Philadelphia Baltimore and New York with brief mentions of work and travel plans.
Death of Anna May Hager from lockjaw at Allegany Hospital
Anna May Hager twelve year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Hager of 63 South Lee Street, died Friday evening at Allegany Hospital from lockjaw after a splinter entered during December. She suffered little pain until admission yesterday morning. Survived by parents and brothers William Earl John Ralph and sisters Mary Leila and Ethel Hager. Funeral Monday afternoon at Emanuel Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Hager
Martin Hager
South Lee Street
Allegany Hospital
Lockjaw
William
Earl
John
Ralph Hawer
Mary
Leila
Ethel Hager
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Moose Dance Welcomes New Year at Moose Home
A New Year celebration at the Moose Home featured a serpentine dance with many couples. From 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Brookman’s orchestra provided music and a buffet luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Home
Brookman
La Salle Institute Reopens After Holiday Break
La Salle Institute will resume studies on Tuesday January 4 after a holiday vacation. The opening was deferred one day at the request of the trustees and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Institute
Train Collision Delays Passenger Run 30 Minutes
An engine 2148 pulling a heavy freight derailed near Rawlings 12 miles west as a west bound train blocked the track. No injuries reported. the locomotive and cars were inspected while repairs were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hession
Ger
W. R. Davis
I* Rawlings
Gine
Mount Savage Tulips Defeat Frostburg Crescents 83 to 9 in Local Match
Mount Savage Tulips overpower Frostburg Crescents 83 to 9 on home floor with Brady and Finn starring for Frostburg and Himmelwright leading Tulips in field goals. Central High beats Alumni 33 to 28 in Lonaconing as Durst and Yaste pace the scoring for Central High and Morgan leads Alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulips
Crescents
Mount Savage
Frostburg Crescents
Chi
Brady
Finn
Frostburg
RAG
Ed Wle
Davidson
Witt Brophy
Himmelwright
Lewis
Gouidsworthy
Brophy
Central High
Lonaconing
Central High School
Glenn
Price
Bradley
Ternent
Touree Co
Ccd Bokens B
Morgan Ome Ds Soso
Ana Eoe
Bradley Glenn
Sie
Ce Bea Esas
Uicmapos WaRane Osc
Creed
Durst
Yaste
Hohing
Morgan
Richards
Grindle
Obituary notices for Jacob Robinette and others
Obituary notices report Jacob Robinette 63 died of tuberculosis at the County Sanitarium after a long career as a printer. He lived alone on Fort Hill and wrote under Elisha. Interment at Fairview church. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Tirzah Burner in Alexandria and Audleigh Bruce Parker in Cumberland. Thomas Capel of Connellsville dies from pneumonia, survived by family and siblings. Samantha Zimmerly dies at 50 in Cumberland with multiple survivors. interment at Mount Hermon Church pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire House
Cumberland
South Cumberland
Browning Street
Jacob Robinette
Fort Hill
Elisha
Elisha Robinette
Flintstone
Fairview Church
Thomas Capel
Ninth Street
West Side
Conneliiaville
Frostburg
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elizabeth Capel
Pearl Kelly
Brownaville
Margaret Addis
Johns. Capel
Peoria
Ill
William H. Capel
Thomas Farrell
Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainments
Miss Toledo R Schulz hosted friends and A C H S classmates at her parents La Vale home. Mrs Benjamin F Biser held an informal gathering at the Biser bungalow Nar View. Ethel Dixon hosted a Thursday evening 500 party. Mrs Henry Lippel entertained at bridge for out of town visitors including Mrs Ferdinand Loeb and Mrs Sidney Schiff of Baltimore and Mrs Steinweg and Mrs Titlebaum of New York City. Mr and Mrs P S Athey marked their daughter Virginia’s eighth birthday at 223 Bedford Street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Keyser
W. Va
Alice Wagner
Ann Street
C. F. Bone
Virginia Avenue
Henry Grehe
Baltimore
H. D. Welshans
B. Richey
Mary
Lovettsville
J. W. Tracey
Arch Street
J. W. Langham
Grand Avenue
Lonaconing
William Yates
J. Sims
Bessie
James Smith
Mabel
Second Street
Harpers Ferry
Smith
James Cassell
Toledo R. Schulz
Henry J. Schulz
la Vale
Benjamin F. Biser
Biser
Nar-View
Henry Lippel
Fayette Street
Bridge
City
Ferdinand Loeb
Sidney Schiff
Steinweg
New York City
Titlebaum
Mrs. P. S. Athey
Bedford Street
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barney
Boxwood Avenues
Angelica
Emily
By H. A
Joe
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
Mrs. Harry
B. F. Graham
Wheeler
C. Lewis
Francis
Anna Dillinger
Bessie Kalbaugh
Eleanor Peters
Ode Peters
Daisy Rice
Laura Harrison
Edna Chadwick
Tin Mill
N. & G. Taylor Company
Ber
Fay
the Cumberland Boys’ Quartet
Vis
Randolph Millholland
T. B. McDonald
I. Blaine White
Creede Wilson
E. B Footer
Hope Carleton
Walter C. Capper
Geo. R. Wheeler
Marie Holzshu
H. EF. Williams
J. Wilson Humbird
Garland W Powell
M. D. Kirk
H. E. Weber
Robert MacDonald
Lloyd Rawlings
Royal Clinton Gillispie
Alex. Sloan
Frank M. Wilson
W. H. Oswald
Virginia Roberts
Geo. W. Cromwell
Edith Bird Plank
Narberth
John Deneen
Sophia Deneen
J. T. Johnson
Johnson
Geo. L. Wellington
J. E. Humbird
Paul L. Hitchins
Emil Schwarzenbach
Miss Schwarzenbach
L. G. R. Hitchins
Alice Hitchins
John FE. Edwards
Ingham Lord
Gwendolen Brooks
F. Edgerton Powell
G. Louis Holzshu
Alice McMullen
Dan F. McMullen
Kathleen Johnson
W. W. Brown
Miss Lowndes
George G. Young
Charles S. Jeffries
Hanley W. Oswald
Eleanor R. Bruce
Hume
Annan
Dunbar
Tasker G. Lowndes
Sheridan
Lowndes
O. L. Shirey
William G. Luke
Sigler
William M. Bruce, Jr
Miles Streett
Sidney Brooks
Robert Barnard
Elizabeth Roberts
S. Metzgar
Elizabeth Shearer
C. J. Langdon
Hope
B. O. Hartig
Stewart
Washington, D. C
Michael H. Cahill
John R. Glonigen
Catherine McMullen
Saul Praeger
R. W. Oswald
Ellen Beall
S. Nicholson
Helen Clark
John E. Legge
H. Louise Gerrish
Samuel Linn
Harold Fossett
Clara Miller
Washington
Central
THE
Dorothy Gornall
E. K. Rogers
Fairmont
Philip Petri
P. F. Scarry
Midland
Michael Clark
A. J. Conlon
Frederick
Carl Rogers
J. F. Gornall
Clarence Lippel
University of Maryland
Anna White
Geo. Zink
Beall Street
Martha Steinweg
New York
Arthur Steinweg
Lee Street
Braid Shupe
Finley C. Hendrickson
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Thomas A. Neff
Akron
W. D. Cunningham
Hagerstown Mail
Press
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
M. Wick
Wester
Brunswick
Artiw
State Tax Commission
Northern Cent Way Company
Fef
Dolan Burner
Tirzah Burner
FE. Dolan Burner
Alexandria
Baltimore and Ohio
Elm Street
Tomorow
Rose Hill
Audleigh Bruce Parker
G. Stanley Butler
Butler Chapel
William Cleveland Hicks
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bellville
Mrs
Samantha Zimmerly
Harry Graves
Wine Street
William Howell
Williamsport
Jennie Bell
Indianapolis
Ind
Sarah Sturtz
Mount Hermon
Tergoon
Marinello
Mary Carpenter
ART Shop
M. D. Sprigg
N. Liberty St
Ethel Dixon
Y.m.cha
Lichtenstein’s Pharmacy
Baltimore Street
Spirella Cornery
Miss Hea
Walsh
Phon
Loretta
Sons
Silk
China
Ilegany
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