Death of Charles A. Raybould in Western Maryland Hospital
Charles A. Raybould, 50, died at 1 p.m. at Western Maryland Hospital after several weeks of illness. He was a Baltimore and Ohio employee and is survived by his wife and several children. The body was moved from Stein's undertaking establishment to his home at 337 Mider Street. The item also notes a historical five dollar Treasury note dated March 10, 1863, found in payment to G. F. Kalbaugh at 407 Virginia Avenue. Local social notices describe church groups and residents’ visits and travels through the area on Virginia and Grand avenues and nearby towns.
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Raybould
Charles A. Raybould
Western Maryland Hospital
Stein
Mider Street
Baltimore and Ohio
G. FE. Kalbaugh
Virginia Avenue
United States Treasury
Statue of Liberty
George Washington
South Cumberland
King’s Daughters
St. John's Lutheran Church
Nellie Bowden
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. J. Turner
Laing Avenue
J. W. Smith
Luther Mann
E. O. Burch
W. C. Montignant
Baltimore
F. H. Kalbaugh
Grand Avenue
C. F. van Osdale
Kerr Hosey
Leah Robert
Altoona
Hosey
D. F. Davis
H. A. Jenkins
Maryland Avenue
W. P Copeland
Queen City
Conway
Rockwood
Tamera
Pla
Sarah Rhodes
Man admits assault on six year old in Chambersburg
Charles Olsen, 30, confessed to authorities that he abducted and attacked Ruth Huber in a vacant house after being identified by the child and Dr J H Deverr. Deputies and Sheriff Horst captured Olsen near Corrigansville earning a $500 reward. He faces up to about 30 years in prison. Superintendent John E Edwards conducted a foundation spelling test across the county to gauge students spelling in grades four through seven, with results ranging from 88 to 100 percent and monthly tests planned to improve spelling. Mid year exams set for next week as students review winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olsen
Ruth Huber
Lester H. Huber
Pennsylvania National Guard
Chambersburg
J. H. Deverr
Major Huber
Olsen
Corrigansville
Walter Wray
Anthony Harvey
Peter MacFarland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roman
C. W. Kline
Horst
Edwards
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Records
William R Logsdon transfers land to Anthony L and Rosalie E Logsdon a farm in Alle gany County for about 10 dollars. Hoge Whittaker and John Whit taker sell a National Pike lot to Sarah H Brazwell for about 10 dollars. Elizabeth B Foster transfers two Virginia avenue lots to August L Direks for about 1 dollar. Henry Weisengoff transfers four Luke lots to Agnes Weisengoff for about 4 150 dollars. George's Creek Coal Company and Trustees of First Baptist Church Lonaconing transfer a Lonaconing lot to First Baptist Church for about 1 dollar.
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William R. Logsdon
Anthony L
Rosalie E. Logsdon
Allegany
Hoge Whittaker
John Whittaker
Sarah H. Brazwell
National Pike
Elizabeth B. Foster
August L. Direks
Virginia Avenue
Henry Weisengoff
Agnes Weisengoff
Luke
George’s Creek Coal Company
First Baptist Church
Lonaconing
Romney Names Meneever Mayor In 98 to 77 Victory
Dr A N Meneever is re elected mayor of Romney with 98 votes to 77 for J A Kelley Recorder Wilbur Wirgman councilmen W N Baird E F Staub B M Grim W M Williams and J P Ardinger also elected Confederate Camp No 446 United Confederate Veterans to hold meeting January 19 at New Century Romney to celebrate birthdays of Generals Lee and Jackson United Daughters of the Confederacy to join Gravatt to visit St Stephens Romney to preach and conferment vows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Meneever
Romney
J. A. Kelley
Recorder
Wilbur Wirgman
W. N. Baird
E. F. Staub
B. M. Grim
W. M. Williams
J. P. Ardinger
Confederate Camp
United Confederate Veterans
New Century Hotel
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William L. Gravatt
West Virginia
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Noted Y M C A Meeting In Cumberland Center Street Church
A mass meeting for men and women is set at Center Street M E Church Sunday at 3 30 p m under Central Y M C A auspices Rev Dr H M Wharton will speak on Death at a Frolic Music will be provided Tickets are free at the Central Y M C A office Limited tickets available The Business Boys Club meets tonight at 7 p m inviting boys aged 15 to 18 to join
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Center Street
M. E
Central Y. M. C. A
H. M. Wharton
Baltimore
Cumberland
Business Boys’ Club
Business Boys Club
Master Car Builder J B Williamson Appointed
MASTER CAR BUILDER J B Williamson has been appointed district master car builder of Baltimore and Ohio lines from Cumberland to Keyser and for the Monongah Division. He succeeds W W Calder promoted to charge of lines from Cumberland to Philadelphia.
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J. B. Williamson
Baltimore and Ohio Lines
Gumberland
Keyser
Monongah
W. W. Calder
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Pew and Pulpit Revival At Central Church
An enthusiastic revival progresses at Central M. E. Church South on George Street with four conversions reported. The revival will continue for another week.
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Central M. KE. Church
George Street
Children Pay Homage at School Program for Fr Marcellus
At SS Peter and Paul School Fayette Street Fayette, pupils from grades 1 4 and 5 offered a pleasing program of recitations and songs in honor of Father Marcellus who will celebrate his Name Day Sunday. The event included multiple songs and readings with Father Marcellus thanking the children and the Sisters, and declaring the rest of the day a holiday. Fathers Philip and Alban attended.
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SS. Peter and Paul School
Fayette Street
Marcellusm
Papa
Hermann Joseph
Mary
Marcellus
Philip and
Alban
Brunk Killed in Springfield Ohio Wreck
Albert H. Brunk 30, native of Rockingham County Virginia, died Monday in a Springfield Ohio auto wreck. He was the son of the late Hugh Brunk and leaves a widow and several siblings near Harrisonburg. A brother, Rev. J. H. Brunk, pastor of the United Brethren Church in Berkeley Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Brunk
Rockingham County
Springfield
Ohio
Hugh Brunk
Harrisonburg
J. H. Brunk
United Brethren Church
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Second National Bank Reelects Officers
The board of directors re elected Daniel Anna as president Col A Bladen Lowndes of Baltimore and Tasker G Lowndes were named vice presidents and D F Kuykendall was re elected cashier at the Seg ond National Bank yesterday.
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Second National
The
Segond National Bank
Daniel Anna
Col. A. Bladen Lowndes
Baltimore
Tasker G. Lowndes
D. F. Kuykendall
Cumberland division employees receive late December pay
After a month between pay days, Cumberland division workers were paid today to provide Christmas spending money. The delay resulted from the road paying several days in advance of the last payday.
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Cumberland Division
Guardianship Granted in Mary Louisa Glick Case
Orphans Court issued letters of guardianship to F. D eSales Glick as guardian of Mary Louisa Glick who settled her first and final account.
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F. D.eSales Glick
Mary Louisa Glick
Obituary for Mrs Margaret McDermott of Dubois town
Mrs. Margaret McDermott wife of Bernard McDermott dies Wednesday afternoon at her home in Dubois town near Williamsport Pennsylvania of pneumonia aged 20. She was a daughter of John and Mrs Miltenberger Beall street. Surviving are her parents and three children also her husband a brother of C W L McDermott formerly editor of the Cumberland Press now of the Hagerstown Mail. Funeral at SS Peter and Pauls Church tomorrow at 9. Interment church cemetery. Catherine Taylor obituary next.
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Margaret McDermott
Bernard McDermott
Duboistown
Williamsport
McDermott
John Miltenberger
Beall Street
C. W. L. McDermott
Cumberland Press
Hagerstown Mail
Milkenberger
Beal Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Emmanuel Church Choir Boys Juvenile Minstrel Show
On Tuesday evening January 18 the Choir Boys of Emmanuel Church with other talent will present a Juvenile Minstrel Show. The event, postponed from the previous night due to illness of principals, is under the Men's Club and will benefit parish work including support of the church vested choir.
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Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Party
Emmanuel Parish
Damages Sought in Cumberland Heights Water Case
Margaret Co. Keady sues Johnson Realty Co in circuit court over alleged cloudburst damage to her property on Williams ronda caused by improvements on the Johnson property. Jury heard the case with Arner G. Carr and Richard T. Simma for the plaintiff and Albert A. Doub and Ferdinand Williams for the defendant. The declaration was amended to include Cumberland Heights and Improvement Company and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Co. Keady
Johnson Realty Company
Wiliams Ronda
Johson
Arner G. Carr
Richard T. Simma
Albert A. Doub
Ferdinand Williams
Games With Keyser Coll eg ians Schedule
The Y M C A and K O G basketball teams announce games with the Keyser Collegians. Dates include January 28 at Keyser, February 3 at Cumberland, February 4 at Keyser, and February 14 Keyser versus KK O G at Cumberland.
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Keyser Collegians
Keyser
Cumberland
KK. O. G
Doubleheader Tomorrow At K of C Hall
Preliminary basketball slate features Alegany County High School Girls against St Patrick's School Girls followed by La Salle Juniors versus St Patrick's School Boys. Tip off at 2 45 PM with well matched teams.
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K. of C. Hall
Alegany County High School
St. Patrick’s School
la Salle
The Wearing of the Green and the Johnny Bull Ballad
A verse laments future shifts as the Kaiser’s cows graze where shamrocks grew. It warns Paddy’s horse may find no grass if past conflicts repeat, predicting sauerkraut crops replacing shamrock fields under Johnny Bull’s actions.
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Paddy
Dreams of Big Meals Haunt Arrested Boy at Loch Raven
Edward D. Barton, 14, was arrested for being absent without leave from the Loch Raven School for Boys near Baltimore. At the station he described stolen bicycles and requested lavish meals, while the city’s bread and water diet was served. he was returned to the institution with John Slizak and George Richardson.
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Edward D. Barton
Johnson
Loch Raven
Baltimore
Burton
Vaniulas
John Slizak
George Richardson
New Home Plans For Cumberland Aerie Meeting
Cumberland Aerie No. 24h Fraternal Order of Eagles held a special meeting at the Eagles Home on Mechanic street to review three building plans and the architect’s cost estimates. Members expressed enthusiasm and aim to secure a home that reflects the Beales and Cumberland, with the building committee to report further after final plans are adopted.
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Cumberland Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Norv
Mechanic Street
Arba
Eages
Beales
Cumberland
Divorce suit filed by Nellie Murches seeks child custody
William T. Hughes has fled suit for absolute divorce from Nellie Murches on grounds of infidelity. They were married June 15, 1905, and lived together until 1913. The couple have five children, whose custody the plaintiff asks. Fuller Bernard is the plaintiff's attorney.
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William T. Hughes
Nellie Hr Murches
Fuller Bernard
Multistate Names Listed for Filing or Meeting
Emmitt E. Michael and Claudie E. Stotler of Berkeley Springs West Virginia Edward W. Fazenbaker and May Anderson of Westernport John Trail and Annia P. Baggett of Cumberland Jacob S. Dennis of West Lessenring Pa and Nina A. Bryner of Uniontown Pa
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Emmitt E. Michael and
Claudie E. Stotler
Berkeley Springs, W. Va
Edward W. Fazenbaker
May Anderson
Westernport
John Trail
Annia P. Baggett
Cumberland
Jacob S. Dennis
West Lessenring
Nina A. Bryner
Uniontown
Hinkle Wins Suit In Garage Case
Jury verdict for defendant in Glison's Garage vs Summerfield action deciding $500 claimed as due on an automobile loan. Plaintiff testified about 1912 purchase plans with $700 price and old car trade in. defendant contends $300 allowance for the old car.
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Glison
Summerfield
Hinkle
Lonconing Personals
Joseph Stewart, a Civil War veteran, returned from Frostburg where he stayed a month guest of W. A. Gunter at the Gladstone Hotel. Mrs. William J. Reed of Washington, D C, who had been guest of her son Elkins Reed on Church street, left today for Elkins W Va to visit for some time.
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Joseph Stewart
Frostburg
W. A. Gunter
Gladstone
William J. Reed
Washington, D. C
Elkins Reed
Church Street
Elkinsfi Vwa
Elkins
W. Va
Personal notices and travels of Cumberland locals
Superintendent M. H. Cahill traveled to Philadelphia for a railroad officials meeting. Various residents report returns, visits, and health trips across Cumberland and nearby towns with names including Mrs. Rhoda Ritchie, James Broderick, and Miss Cora Sidel.
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M. H. Cahill
Philadelphia
Prominent Wheeling Restaurateur Visited by Cumberland Crowd
Chris Barouzanis, noted Wheeling proprietor of the American Restaurant, is spending the Greek New Year in Cumberland as guest of George Muailis of the Maryland Restaurant. An elaborate dinner and entertainments are planned, with many Maryland staff and peers who trained under Barouzanis joining to welcome him.
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Chris Barouzanis
Wheeling
W. Va
Cumberland
George Muailis
Maryland
Barvuziis
Hamill Elected President at Garrett National Bank Oakland
Gilmer S. Hamill of the Oakland bar was elected president to succeed D. K. Offutt Sr. George W. Legge becomes vice president. Hamill had been vice president since the bank’s organization in 1888. Several directors retired due to illness. new directors include John T. Mitchell Daniel E. Offutt Jr Joseph E. Harned and Harland L. Jones.
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Garrett National Bank of Oakland
Gilmer S. Hamill
Oakland Bar
D. KE. Offutt
George W. Legge
Mr. Hamill
Ilness
Db. FE
Offutt
John M. Davis
Scott T. Jones
George A. Fraley
Harland I. Jones
Gilmores. Hamill
John T. Mitchell
Daniel E. Offutt, Jr
Joseph E. Harned
Harland L. Jones
Selling McGraw Property in Deer Park at Sheriff Sale
The Col Jon a T Mc Graw property real and personal at Deer Park is advertised for today and tomorrow on the premises. Sheriff Bert C Scott conducts the sale under an execution against the property as part of a suit by the Second National Bank of Parkersburg West Virginia. G Semmes Hamill of the Oakland bar represents the bank.
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Col.Jona T. McGraw
Deer Park
Bert C. Scott
Second National Bank of
Parkersburg
W. Va
G. Semmes Hamill
Oakland
Fifth anniversary dinner honors Mrs Carney guests
Mrs G L Carney of this city was guest at the home of Mr George II Benford Meyersdale day evening. It was the fifth anniversary of their marriage with a dinner at 630 o clock. Pink and white decor centered by pin rose bouquet. Centerpieces and place cards noted. Knights of Columbus Oakland council hosts annual New Year ball in First National Bank hall Oakland on January 20 with Prestburg City Orchestra playing and refreshments.
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G. L. Carney
MG George II
Benford
Meyersdale
Oakland Council of the Knights of Columbus
First National Bank
Oakland
Prestburg City
Smocks Coming for Cumberland Masonic Social Session
The Scottish Rite Masons of Cumberland host a social session on Wednesday evening January 19 with Hobart Smock, Baltimore vocalist, and Mrs. Smock. Ingham Lord, choirmaster of Emmanel Episcopal Church, assists. Mr Smock arranges music for Billy Sunday meetings in Baltimore.
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Cumberland
Hobart Smock
Baltimore
Smock
Ingham Lord
Emmanel Episcopal Church
Mr. Smock
Master Plumbers Banquet Set by Cumberland Association
The Cumberland Master Plumbers Association of Allegany and Garrett Counties will host its annual banquet in the Stafford Dining Room on Wednesday January 19 at 8 o clock in the evening.
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Cumberland Master Plumbers Association
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Stafford
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Basily
Angelica
Drop
Iar
Miss Brighteyes
Emily Mar Boxwood
Barney
Barney Mac
Usher
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
B. FF
Graham
Estelle Twigg
Atwell
A. L. Sprinkle, Jeweler
Franklin County
McFarland
Oleon
Pennsylvania
John E. Edwards
Romney News
Gentral
Williamson
Ooh Oshd
Central Church
Holiday
Orphans’ Court
Catherine Taylor
William Taylor
Pulaski Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Umagne Entertainment
Kimmanuel Varish House
Cloldburst
Kheady
Poubleheader
Johnny Bull
Donough Hoorge
Lonconing Personals
Cials
Siamon Martheny
Western Marylana Hospital
Rhoda Ritchie
Lee
Mildred
Lovettsville
Cum
Berland
W. Hasson
Nave
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Cora Sidel
Bedford
B. F Smith
Hedford
Florence Tracy
John Snoota
James Broderick
Rowtesburg Groccery Company
Kennewey Company
Edna Smith
J. Carl Smith
Ellerslie
New York
Walter H. Dodson
Connellsville
LL. D. Bridges
Hancock
Walter B. McKinsey
Philip Brooke
MeeKinley
P. E. Stigers
Fred Moore
Dickerson Run
Joseph H. Balthias
Central Street
M. FE. Church
South
Ht. T. Hinkley Will Return To Cincinnti
Paca Street
BR. H. McEldowney
O. Hinkley
City
Hamil
Dpd. Bb. Offutt
Garrett National Bank
McGraw
the Central
Richelieu
M. Callan
North George Street
Lichtenstein’s Pharmacy
Baltimore Street
Spirella Corsets
Miss Heffron
Walsh
Centre Street
Marinello Shop
Mary Carpenter
Whone
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