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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
6
The Cumberland Press asks subscribers to inform the local representative about late deliveries and to report news items or other notices. Patrons and friends are encouraged to telephone the representative with any matters of interest.
Charles A. Mullen dies at 54 in Bloomington after illness. formerly with Victor Cushna & Sons and husband of Louise Cushwa. Survived by wife and six children. Also notes Piedmont items including Piedmont High versus Thomas High basketball game and local business changes.
Philip W. Blake notes growth hinges on the community's "little fellow" while urging local pride in Cumberland goods over Washington imports. An informal musicale at City Hall, directed by Frederic Foster Snow, is canceled due to program disappointments.
Frostbugg Md Jan 14 The Leaders fell to the Unknowns in two of three games in the Majestic League causing the first loss since the league opened. A large crowd watched as the series split with the Neverstipe set to play the Leaders on Monday Jan 18.
Midland succumbed to Lonaconing Reserves 34 to 11 at Ward’s Opera Cause. Shearer led Midland with four field goals as reserves racked seven baskets. Scorers included Gallagher Bowen Richmond Fes vawe McGuire. Referee Yates. Timer Stevens. Practice to followThursday night.
A cookbook style page outlines a fish course favored over meat with Sole a la Normandie and Fish a la Normandie. Instructions cover cleaning sole, soaking, baking with wine and oysters, plus a delicate butter flour sauce. Accompaniments include boiled spinach and a pineapple salad with lettuce and a bright pineapple juice dressing.
Terre Haute officials charged in a federal election fraud case face a stiff fight to clear their names. George Ehrenhardt Vigo County Sheriff Dennis Shea and City Controller E. Talbott are arraigned before Judge Anderson in Indianapolis and vow to stay out of Leavenworth as they press denials.
Cumberland police detained F E Harris a New York theatrical man held at the Windsor Hotel Suspected of traveling as a con man Harris had advertised for girls to join a vaudeville act Several girls signed contracts for 25 a week and traveling expenses Harris denied wrongdoing saying he did it for fun and was ordered to leave.
Millard Twigg remains SH in convalescence while E Furlough is homebound by illness. Miss Margaret Jack and Joseph Jack of Onnellsville Pa visit Aunt Mrs Mary Dougherty and the Misses Caton at 226 Fayette St. Hulda Gross of Pittsburg visits Cumberland aunt Mrs N M Burkett. W H Baxley Y M C A secretary home with a mashed foot from basketball. Barbara Schilling Green St seriously ill with apoplexy. Officer Peter Codire returns to duty after Patrick Mullen funeral in Piedmont. Mrs J L Pugh Virginia Ave. returns from a visit to another location.
George Jay age 32 son of Samper Jay was killed Tuesday on the Baltimore Pike at Davis West Virginia while working in a saw mill. He belonged to the Odd Fellows and Fraternal Order of Eagles at Davis. Funeral held at 11 this morning with burial in Greenmount Cemetery. Survived by wife Nettie Innes Jay two daughters father five brothers and four sisters.
Cumberland Press asks subscribers who miss an issue to contact the office promptly by telephone. City readers missing daily delivery should report the lapse so the paper can be restored without interruption. The paper seeks to identify carrier service failures.
The Western Maryland Railway operated a five car special train last night carrying the New York Symphony Orchestra from this city to Cleveland Ohio for a concert tonight. Two additional special cars with the A G Feld minstrel troupe arrived early this morning from Hagerstown aboard the Western Maryland Railway.
At the annual congregational meeting St Luke's Lutheran Church elected officers Elder Henry A Bachman deacons J George Smith John Schiller Walter Scheermesser trustees Frank A Stein Nicholas Schade. Reports showed an unusually prosperous year and members received the new constitution and by laws. Miss Nettie Lee returned to Washington D C after visiting cousins Mrs Robert E K Fey and Mrs T H Dawson due to her brother James R Lee's illness and death.
A rich dressing is poured over pineapple slices and finished with grated cheese and English walnuts. Thin wafer biscuita are baked briefly to crisp and brown, then served with the salad.
Public sale at 10:00 A.M. of Lot No. 7 in Broadway Addition, Cumberland Allegany County Maryland, described with bounds from Broadway Street to Verbena Alley and Woodside Avenue. Property includes two brick houses and a frame house. Terms: cash. Notice references Ida E Ginneman mortgage dated June 17 1913 recorded Liber J W Y No 58 folio 632.
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