Frostburg Funeral of Elizabeth Rowe and local notices
The Frostburg funeral of Elizabeth Rowe fouryearold daughter of Mr and Mrs Arine Rowe at 63 Spring Street was held at 2 PM with Rev J N Geall of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment in McCluckle cemetery. The issue also reports a St Michaels church fair dates and local social events including sleigh rides, a fire department appreciation letter, and a German Arion Band concert series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rowe
Arine Rowe
Spring Street
J. N. Geall
Presbyterian Church
Arion
Lyric Theatre
Dope Box Shakes Up Federal League Batting Averages
A survey of 1914 Federal League batting averages shows dramatic shifts. Notable declines include Josephus Tinker from .317 in the NL to .249 in the Fed, while Hal Chase and Steve Yerkes posted sizable gains in the new league. Frank LaPorte and Art Wilson also show marked changes from their prior AL tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pures
New Yor
Gilmore
Josephus Tinker
Cincinnat Reds
Joe
Tinker
Danny Murphy
Athletics
Brookfeds
Art ‘Riggs
International League
Feds
George Stovall
Ameran
Kansas City
Fed Tribe
Thethers
Hal Chase
Ban Joohnson
Icop
Pride
Gotham
Leeteon
Yankees
Steve Yerkes
Pitterburgh
Frank LaPorte
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Indianapolis
Art Wilson
Giants
Hospital Corps quintet edges Savage five in Mt Savage clash
Maryland State Champs from Baltimore beat Savage Athletic Club 30 to 24 at Mt Savage in a rough contest. Ulrich led with 10 field goals at center while J Graham added four for Savage. Stegman Fisas Graham Schuerholtz Hinev and others rounded out the lineups for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Lonaconing
Savage Athletic Club
Mt. Savage
Maryland
Ulrich
Savage Boys
J. Graham
Baltimoreans
S. A. C. Stegman
Fisas
C. Graham Schuerholtz
Hinev Munich
Cone c
Oo Arenas
J. Graham Centrano
Cenay
Hir Es Reidler Kenny
Tou Ciah
Shaffer
Kirby
Schuerholtz
Houck
Hiner
Ullrich
Centrano
C. Graham
Savage
Champs
Barth
Clark
Fannon
Mt Savage
Midland Bureau Urges Prompt Newspaper Delivery
Cumberland Press readers are urged to notify their representative immediately if home delivery is not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Cumberland Press
Carl C. Firle
Welsh Collins Nuptials In St Peter's Church
John E. Welsh son of Mr and Mrs M J Welsh Piedmont Maryland Avenue and Miss Anna Collins Piedmont were married today at St Peter's Catholic Church Westernport Rev Thomas E Gallagher officiated The couple will tour the east and then reside in Cumberland Welsh a B and O yard conductor is well regarded with many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Welsh
M. J. Welsh
Maryland Avenue
Anna Collins
Piedmont
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Westernport
Thomas E. Gallagher
Welsh
O. Yard
Cumberland
Fistic promoters in New York face burnout from top boxers
New Yorks premier fistic promoters warn they cannot continue while top boxers demand high purses. Madison Square Garden shows under Jimmy Johnson draw crowds only when stars perform. Champions seek 5 000 to 15 000 for ten round no decision bouts, risking a shortage of high class matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Dalton Signs With Federals
Buffalo news reports outfielder Jack Dalton former Dodgers who played for the Brooklyn Nationals last season signed with the Buffalo Federals. Offer details not disclosed but believed substantial. Also note Secretary Bryan states the United States will not investigate dum dum bullet sales to allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Jack Dalton
Brooklyn National
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Oriole
Dodgers
Federals
William E. Robertson
Dalton
Buffeds
Dodger
Lanz
Pickets
Washington
Bryan
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Allegany County Liquor License Notices
Notice in Cumberland Md announces applications to sell fermented liquors at Eagle Hotel 53 North Mechanic street by J Semmes Deveeman. Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days of January 7 1915, with Samuel P Cheeseman and Lloyd L Shaffer Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theneral
Aly
Purt
Allegany
Allegany County
Samuel P. Cheeseman
Eagle Hotel
North Mechanic Street
Cumberland
J. Semmes Deveeman
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Aged Minister McWhorter Dies of Burns in Philippi
The Rev. Manafield McWhorter aged 88 died at his home in Philippi after burns from a fire Sunday evening while lighting a grate. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Edward Dyer. A former Methodist Episcopal minister, he officiated at churches across the state and was a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manafield McWhorter
West Virginia
Philippi
Burns
Edward Dyer
McWhorter
Methodist Episcopal Church
State Road Contracts Awarded in Washington County
The State Road Commission awarded contracts in Washington county for macadam construction. Juniata Paving Company of Philadelphia will build 0.76 miles through Boonsboro at 7524.22 dollars. S A Hollinger of Clearspring will construct 0.45 miles through Clearspring at 5946.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Road Commission
Washington County
Boonsboro
Juniata Paving Company
Philadelphia
Clearspring
S. A. Hollinger
W C T U meeting at Mrs McDaniel's home Friday
A business and social meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. C. E. McDaniel at 129 Grand Avenue Friday evening. Ruth Steinweg on Lee Street entertained Tuesday evening for her eleventh birthday with a dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burkey Tuesday for about seventy two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Steinweg
Lee Street
Jerome Burkey
Allegany County Medical Society holds annual meeting banquet
The Alle gany County Medical Society met at City Hall for papers by Dr. oucher of Barton and Dr. Franklin of Cumberland. Officers were elected: Price of Frostburg as president, Twley of Cumberland as VP, Owens as secretary treasurer, Spear as delegate, Cow herd as alternate, and Wilson as censor. A Windsor Hotel banquet followed with an orchestra and vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County Medical Society
City Hall
A. Oucher
Barton
A. Leo Franklin
Cumberland
J. Marshall Price
Frostburg
William F. Twley
C. la Owens
Maryland State Medical Society
James M. Spear
J. Kyle Cowherd
Board of Censors
J. Homer Wilson
Windsor Hotel
Jas. T. Johnson
R. Mason Hill
Maryland Dairy Lunch Room
Personal notices from Hagerstown and surrounding area
W D Clarkson manager of the Hagerstown branch of Cumberland Brewing Company visited W A Buckholtz last night and this morning. Mrs Claude A George returns to Pittsburgh after visiting her parents in Maryland avenue. Jesse L Hickle operated on for appendicitis at Western Maryland Hospital. Ethel Mathick returns from New York after nursing course at Fordham Hospital. May Frost returns to Baltimore after ten days at home on Polk street. T E Meyers, who visited J E Blanke, returns to Johnstown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Clarkson
Hagerstown
Cumberland Brewing Company
W. A. Buckholtz
Claude A. George
Pittsburgh
H. C. Hoffman
Maryland Avenue
Jesse L. Hickle
Independence Street
Western Maryland Hospital
Ethel Mathick
New York
Fordham Hospital
Miss May Frost
Baltamore
Polk Street
T. E. Meyers
J. E. Blanke
Johnstown
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St. Michael's Church
Roy Miller
George Kemp
Philip Yaste
Sarah Jenkins
Eleanora Buick
Frances Bailey
Mabel Kemp
Emily Conners
May Hill
Nellie Fawkins
Inez Devore
Robert Shearer
Grant Durst
Marshall Stewart
Charles Kemp
Walter Jeffries
Aden Hamill
George Burbage
Clifton Jeffries
Wess Jones
Hartford
Fire Department
Joseph Lindauer
John Geis
Jas Jenkins
Cumberland and
George Lucas
Olin Gannett
Walter W. Wittig
T. G. Dillon
George Vogtman
Gladstone
E. B. Prichard Co
Mery Tae
Whietor
Smn
Pearce
J. W. Shearsto
Elkins
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
IF. H. Crissman
P. WU. Livengood
Harrisburg, Pa
Patrick McDonald
Maple
George Switzer
Hill Street
M. J. Pate
O'Rourke
Regina McAteer
Fairmont
W. Va
Allan
Cecil
Akron
Lillian Feldman
Eckhart
Goodrich Rubber Company
Myers
Hiltimore
Eisenhauer
Cumberlan
Gross Building
L. Porp
S. Water St
Itbairg
Jacob Hafer
Frostburg, MD
Dayton
E. Union St
Uneeda
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Federal League
Hal Sheridan
A.C
Citizens National Bank
German Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
W. Feonkel i
W. JL. Morgan
George L. James A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren CG. W
George L.ene Presiden
D. Landwehr
Cumberland, Maryland
George L. Wellingto, C. G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
GRO. D. Landwehr
Conra
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
Usman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
Vamned Bachman Imerman
Midland
Patrick Cavanaugh, Jr
Miss House
E. R. Grant
M. J. McDermott
Mr. McMahon
Hugh McMahon
Philip McMahon
Ocean
Nellie Thomas
Jennie Russell
Margaret McGuire
Mary Morgan
Dora Bond
Anastatia Cavanaugh
Margaret Lanan
Annie MceMahon
Rose McMahon
Thomas Conlon
James Mansey
Christopher O’brien
Michael Monaghan
Joseph McMahon
Timothy Kilduff
James Murphy
Midland Council
Knights of Columbus
Patrick Kenney
St. Peter’s Church
William McVeigh
the Immaculate Conception Church
Washington, D. C
James Quinn
Thomas Kelley
Peter Monaghan
Kenney
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
William Greenshield
William, Williams
William Duckworth
Robert Farrel
Peter McKenna
Mrs
Prank W. Firlie
Wilbert Firlie
Piedmont, W. VA
Welsh-Collins
United Press
Sprlica
Allegany Doctors
Fidelity Savings Bank
National
Inotes
Nickles and Cois
Total
Ty of Allegany
Ss. I
G. Dud Hockeg
G. Dud Hocking
Lexis
Paul L. Hitchins
Hugh A. McMullen
W. 0. McLane
I. L. Ritter
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