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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1916

Page

2

Frostburg Arion Band Concerts at Lyric Theatre

Frostburg arion band opens a series of afternoon concerts under Prof George Vogtman with solo by George Kemp and a list of instrumental players. The event also notes local social and civic items and a Fosterburg area mining accident.

Arion Lyric Theatre George Vogtman Matta George Kemp Dessela Thomas Lover

Lonaconing Reserves trounce Mt Savage 82 to 14 in armory game

The Lonaconing Reserves defeated Mt Savage T A C 82 to 14 in the Firemen's armory as Flynn starred for Lonaconing and Smouse led Mt Savage. Other notes include upcoming Midland meeting for K of P and church dedications with Rev J P Filson.

Lonaconing Mt. Savage T. A. C Flynn Smouse Mt. Savage Mt. Savage Stewart

Beulah Burke Williams Marriage Reported in Philadelphia

Married last July Miss Beulah Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burke and Mr A S Williams of German will be surprised to hear of their marriage July 30 in Philadelphia Rev Father OHara officiating. Coasting accident two children of John Main ran into rear wheels of W M Long s auto little boy hurt. J B Grimes dies suddenly George Sincell son of Mrs Sincell in Pittsburgh. Prof Bushrad Grimes organizer farmer and peach show participant. Organize Mineral County Fair Association meeting at 7:30 at J E Loos office. Various local notices and visits listed. Born to Rep Offutt a son.

Beulah Burke John Burke A. 8S. Williams Germania Philadelphia Father O'Hara John Main W. M. Long J. B. Grimes George Sincell Mineral County Fair Association J. E. Loos Keyser Board of Commerce

History of Allegany County Planned As Major Reference Work

A biographical and genealogical history of Allegany County is being prepared by James W. Thomas and Judge Thomas J. C. Williams. The planned two-volume work will cover aboriginal times to modern era, include 200 local endorsements, and feature extensive illustrations and a county statistics appendix.

Allegany County James W. Thomas Cumberland Bar Thomas J. C. Williams Juvenile Court of Baltimore Baltimore Sun Ferdinand Williams Thomas Williams Maryland Cumberland L. R. Titsworth & Co Titsworth Washington Frederick Thomas Cresap Braddock Old Fort Cumberland Pennsylvania Mason-Dixon Line City of Old Cumberland Road Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Court House Frostburg Lonaconing Westernport Barton Mount Savage Midland Old National Turnpike

Local residents travel brief notes from Lonaconing and Cumberland

James Goodrich, a recent driller at the Knapp’s Meadow oil well near Lonaconing, has returned to Cleveland with his wife. Thomas G. Fisher left for Annapolis after visiting family since Saturday. Norman Earnest returned to Manns Choice after visiting his brother the Rev. H Earnest. Misses Katie and Edith Stevenson were guests in Cumberland Sunday. Joseph Meager left for Pittsburgh then Detroit. Dora Malcolm of Moscow is teaching at Oakmont public school. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ritchie with three children returned to McKeesport after visiting here. Mrs. Elia Meek of Cumberland visited Lonaconing yesterday.

James Goodrich Knapp's Meadow Lonaconing Cleveland Ohio Thomas G. Fisher Annapolis Norman Earnest Manns Choice Rev Earnest Katie Edith Stevenson Cumberland Joseph Meager Pittsburgh Mr. Meager Detroit Mich Dora Malcolm Moscow Oakmont David W. Ritchie McKeesport Elia Meek

Midland to Hold Ball and Red Men Elect Officers

Midland prepares for the Knights of Pythias anniversary ball on February 15 with a banquet at midnight and an auditorium entertain ment. Midland Tribe of Red Men elected Prophet Joseph Jeffries Sachem Arch McDonald Senior Sagamore Frank Sanders Junior Sagamore Enoch Thrasher Keeper of Records Thomas H. Taylor Guard of Wigwam Howard Leese Guard of Forest Karl Pfeister Representative to the Great Council of Maryland Enoch Thrasher Alternate Cecil Tomlinson Trustees Karl Pfeister Joseph T. Robertson and William Cc. Miller

Shaft Frank Kelley Jr. Order Frostburg Quint Herland Ball Meyersdale High School Beall High School Allegany Tribe Sachem Joseph N. Myers Sagamore William IP George Thoma Prophet David H. Powell Lancelot Richardson William A. Glotfe John H. H William H Cape Edward Thomas Grover Neff George Thomas J. N. M Lancelot Richardson Reese C Harri Edward Duffy, Sr David Y. W Sr David II _ John B David Yates Wim McCreedy Jo Gerlach Berna Stern Council Chamber James Sires McCullk Street James Brown Miller Mine Miners Hospital Sarah Moses John Moses Maple Street Thomas Kenny Miners’ Hospital Joshua T. Kelly Frostburg ‘Colored School Allegany County Public School Board W. Gordy Kelly Howard University Teachers’ Training Schools of Baltimore Y. M. IL Lafayette Council Richard O'Neill August Wills Leonard Monahan Michael McDade George Gh John Mep DeSales Ligan James Brady John Powers Edward Williams John Mil- Elmer Wilderman Patrick F. King Fugenel Atlantiction Anchor Lodge Knights of Pythias Midland Tribe of Red Men Prophet Joseph Jeffries Arch McDonald Frank Sanders

Mohr murder case details reveal Mrs Mohr’s past

In Providence on January 11, the Mohr murder trial outlines Mrs Elizabeth Tiffany Blair a Taunton native who became the doctor’s wife after meeting him when she was 19 and he 35. The narrative centers on two other women Miss Emily Burger and Miss Florence Ormsby with Burger’s employment history and Ormsby as a key witness amid alleged threats by the doctor.

Providence, R. I Mohr Elizabeth Tiffany Blair Taunton Mas Emily G. Burger Florence Ormsby Miss Burger

Confidential letters reader tied to Mohr murder case

Miss Ormsby, who read confidential letters for the murdered physician, claims familiarity with threats allegedly sent by Mrs. Mohr to her husband. She says she knows the threatening notes and is connected to the case through her access to private correspondence.

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Eckhart Social and Literary Society of George Stevens Allegany Louis J. Coleman Grant Street Seth Hand Beall Street Elmer Kaulmyer Margaret Reese Bowery Street Mack Black Henry Lehr Hill Street Grip Elizabeth Rafferty John Hines Ida Hines Elk Garden MecNally Peter Shaw Veneta Chrisian McConnell Madalyn Samuel ‘Ladato New York Lyric Edith Price Frost Avenue Romney W. Va Goldie Lemmert Athea Puller Alexander Kear Hagerstown R. G. Hitt Hitt Union Woolen Mills Parkersburg George Miller Allegany Mines Emily Conner West Main Street Mechanic Street McElash Broadway House OF Tears Metro Pictures Corporation Presents Emily Stevens Henri Bergman Frostburg Opera House Robert Collingwood Alice Collingwood Gail Robert Collingwood Thorns Wall Street Fortune Gail Collingwood Alice Gail Evening News Edward North North Lasky Palace Blanche Sweet Miss Sweet Margaret Turnbull Lasky Company Lasky All-Star Thomas Meighan Margery Daw Geraldine Farrar Hal Clements Sessue Hayakawa Alice Knowland Bureau of the Cumberland Press, Alvin Waste, Representative New Baptist Church J. P. Filson Sydney James Waterbury Conn Rock Springs Wyo Herald Bob Martin Portland Beavers Martin Walt McCreedle James Martin David Frye, Jr Koontz Margaret Thomson Armory Allegany County Academy Central High School Keyser Porm Reres Ginches Hare Glatne Mier George T. Carspadon Jesse Little E. F. Tracey Rachel Laughlin Fairmont Rep Offutt Sallie Millar T. J. C. Williams Rersonal Jacob Hafer Arthur Steinweg Imperiale Baltimore ST. Cumberland, MD Citizens National Bank Resources U. S Federal Reserve Bank Banking House D, Armstrong Frank Watts Palace Theatre Frostburg, MD Paramount Night Tin METRO
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