South Cumberland Notes From Central Y and Environs
Gas pressure loss halts the N. and G. Taylor tin plate mills this morning with a brief expected restart. Marquette Club hosts a regular meeting at St. Mary's Hall with a social, dance, and music by Kaplan's Orchestra for about 150 attendees. Revival work at United Brethren Church reports eight conversions last night. Evangelist Funkhouser to assist later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Club
St. Mary's Hall
Oldtown Road
Kaplan
United Brethren Church
Alvin Kk
Serf
Association
W. H. Baxley
Professor Serf
Federal action hockey game likely to be staged again
A potential rematch between the Moose Club and the Potomac Club hinges on several factors including continued freezing weather and a suitable ice surface on the Potomac. Last season five hundred spectators watched the river game in front of the Moose Home as captains from both teams plan a reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Moose Club
Potomac Club
South End
George Henderson
J. Philip Roman
Moose
Matrimonial Hall Coakley Marriage in Lebanon
H W Hall of Lebanon Pennsylvania and Naomi Coakley daughter of Mrs Pauline Coakley 312 North Centre street were married Sunday at Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Joseph Dawson. The ceremony marked the fiftieth anniversary of the bride’s grandmother Mrs Caroline Coakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hall
Lebanon
Union Woolen Mills
Naomi Coakley
Pauline Coakley
North Centre Street
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Dawson
Caroline Coakley
Daniel J. Coakley
Juvenile Minstrel Show Tonight at Emmanuel Parish House
The Men's Club hosts a juvenile minstrel show by the choir boys at Emmanuel Parish House tonight. Assisted by other talent, the program includes comedy dancing and singing with blackface sketches. Rehearsals have spanned weeks and the event was moved from last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Parish House
Chauffeur Hurt In Truck Crash Near Corrigansville
Harry Gornall, 65, driving a large auto truck for the Chesapeake and Potomac Company, was severely cut and bruised when his vehicle crashed into a stone wall near Corrigansville. He was taken to Western Maryland Hospital in Cumberland after treatment by Dr. F E B Claybrook. Several linemen aboard the truck escaped injury. the accident was caused by a pin dropping from the steering knuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gornall
Highland Street
Checpeake and Potomac Company
Hich
Corrigansville
Cumberland
Mt Savage
Western Maryland Hospital
F E. B. Claybrook
Train emergency brakes spare pedestrian. two cars derail
An east of Bowlesburg Bud Balitmore and Ohio freight derailed after sudden braking to avoid a man on the track. Dominick Deerinco, an Italian trespasser, was struck a glancing blow and cut on the head and arms. He was treated at home in Rowlesburg by Dr Proudfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Bowlesburg
Dominick Deerinco
Buffalo Crossing
Rowlesbureg
Proudfoot
Tri State Business College Commencement Program
The Tri State Business College holds its commencement in the city hall auditorium with musical selections by Margaret Miller Gladys Dawson and others, speeches by B F Shaffer and former Judge Ferdinand Williams, and diploma presentations by John E Edwards. Sixteen graduates are listed. attendance invited with no formal invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Business College
Margaret Miller
B. F. Shaffer
William H. Coleman
A. E. Sites
Gladys Dawson
Ferdinand Williams
Norval Dilley
John E. Edwards
R. B. Wells
Warrants Withdrawn Against Co. D Redelicks Agent
Warrants against Co. D Reddericks, former selling agent for Overland in town, charging him with issuing bad checks, have been withdrawn. The warrants had been sworn before Magistrate Murbird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Dredericks
Overland Automobile
Mumbird
Henderson heirs win higher verdict in land condemnation case
In Hancock Court, the Raymond L. Henderson heirs of Charles W. Henderson won a $3,000 verdict against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for condemned land at Hancock Station. The prior jury had awarded $2,000. The heirs had valued the land at $18,000 and damages to the residence at $25,000, seeking $45,000 in total, leading to an appeal to the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Kearchner
George Ambrose
F E. W. Rawlings
Baltimore and
Ohio
United States
Thomas J. Anderson
Eisenhauer
Ambrose
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Raymond
L. Henderson
Charles W. Henderson
Hancock
Henderson
Circuit Court
Unclaimed Letters at Cumberland Post Office End Jan 15
The Cumberland post office lists unclaimed mail for the period ending January 15 including C Eardley J E Bennett Geo Boleton Virginia Carmichael Tru man Clayton Miss Mary Colley Homer Collins Harry E Cook R H Cookus F A Davis Mr and Mrs Geo A Davis Edward Emmart Been Foxsaw W A Fletcher W L Furlow Miss Regina Garrett Mrs A S Hamill James Harris Walter House Mr and Mrs Daniel Johnson Miss Mary P Jones Mrs Etta M Keller Mrs Clara Kenored Miss Lulu Leonard Dr Clay W Leps Pansy Lewis Mary T Lockwood Mrs R D Logue Walter Long Howard McCue Mrs Julia Masters T Morse Co B B Nicell J W Powell Clyde Swartzwelder J T Twigg Mrs Alice Walsh Geo M Wells Jr Elizabeth Wentz Mr Whezel C F White Mr and Mrs J F Woodwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Post Office
Eardley
J. E. Bennett
Geo. Boleton
Virginia Carmichael
Truman
Clayton
Mary Colley
Homer Collins
Harry E. Cook
R. H. Cookus
F. A. Davis
Geo. A. Davis
Edward Emmart
Been Foxsaw
W. A. Fletcher
W. L. Furlow
Regina Garrett
A. S. Hamill
James Harris
Walter House
Daniel Johnson
Mary P. Jones
Etta M. Keller
Clara Kenored
Lulu Leonard
Clay W. Leps
Pansy Lewis
Mary T. Lockwood
R. D. Logue
Walter Long
Howard McCue
Julia Masters
T. Morse Co
B. B. Nicell
J. W. Powell
Clyde Swartzwelder
J. T. Twigg
Alice Walsh
Geo. M. Wells, Jr
Elizabeth Wentz
Mr. Whezel
C. F. White
J. F. Woodwich
Unclear Pairings List of Local Residents
A fragment lists multiple names and hometowns across Pennsylvania and nearby states. The lines mention Joseph Wilson and Matilda Guth, Albert Reynolds and Catherine Martin, Frank Clark and Margaret Smith, Francis Wilhelm and Margaret McKinzie, Earl Bowsum and Verna Grove, and D Winters with Mamie Wood, all with associated towns such as Bitner Pittsburg Ridgeley Saltsburg Clarksburg Aviston Wertz Station Royce Cowpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilson
Bitner
Matilda Guth
Vanderbilt, Pa
Albert D. Reynolds
Catherine Martin
Ridgeley
W. Va
Frank L. Clark
Saltsburg
Margaret B. Smith
Clarksburg
Francis C. Wilhelm
Margaret M. McKinzie
Aviston
Earl M. Bowsum
Wertz Station
Verna G. Grove
Royce, Pa
K of C Assembly Ball Plans Out for January Twenty Seventh
The Chief Justice Taney Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus in Allegany County schedules its second annual ball at the K of C Home on Thursday evening January 27. Committee chair James P. Barrett leads a plan for an elaborate affair with decorations by William Cramer, cabaret by Lydia Cole Millman, and a full dress Fourth Degree turnout. Schmutz's orchestra provides music for a program including marches, waltzes, two-steps, fox trots, and operatic numbers by Victor Herbert and Ivan Caryll, with a grand buffet luncheon featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney Assembly
Allegany County
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Knights
William Cramer
Lydia Cole Millman
James P. Barrett
Andrew G. Bender
George E. Ways
William Tartoe
Charles E Hetzer
Charles E. Mullin
Bernard Burns
Schmutz
Lincoln Centenial
E. T. Paul
Victor Herbert
Italia
Italy
G. de Stefano
Withrow
M. L. Carlson
Schottische
The
Saskatchewan
Ivan Caryll
von Tilzer
J. Ph. Sousa
Gustin
Cooke
Neil Moret
Geo. L. Cobb
R. de Kovens
Robin Hood
Geo. Wiegand
Molly Dear
You
Pether
Destiny
Baynes
Jersey Shore
Arthur Pryor
Tigers edge Shamrocks in rough two game set
In the Knights of Columbus Basketball Club two games, the Tigers beat the Shamrocks 17 to 14 in a close finish, then Dodgers defeat Cubs 5 to 2. Welsh starred for Shamrocks, Shaffer and Dodgers showed sharp passing, with McKenna handling score and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Shamrocks
Dodgers
Cubs
Knights of Columbus
Shamrock
Joseph McKenna
Pos
RAMEN
Ora Care
Davis
Miery
Lippold
Pga Osite Ieee
Suhis Snyder
Kean
Boyle
Walsh
Malory
Welsh
Glick
Fous— Lippold
Us Ees
Longar
Sec
Ries RS
Aes
May Fogtman
O66
Pai
Tee
J. Glick Weisenmiller
Lintner
UNO Sion Feces
EU Ae
C. Shaffer
V. Sheffer
Long
Foulse
Law
Missionary speaker Dr John Goucher to address Frederick crowd
The Rev Dr John Goucher founder of Goucher College will speak at 11 AM Monday at the Central Y M C A Cumberland inviting clergy wives and missionary workers. He just returned from his fifth Far East mission study trip and attends the Methodist Church federation session in Pittsburgh. Grace M F Church hosts him Sunday at 7 30 PM. Dr Wharton denounces cowardice and hypocrisy in a First Baptist sermon with Mr Bush to sing nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goucher
Goucher College
Frederick District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Y. M. C. A. Cumberland
Goucher
Far East
Commission of Federation of the Methodist Church
Pittsburgh
Grace M. F. Church
Wharton
the Coward
Henry M. Wharton
Brantley Baptist Church
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Jesus
P. W. Bush
Mr. Bush
Baptist Lady Quartet
Administrations Granted and Executors’ Early Accounts
Letters of administration were granted to Hugh A. McMullen Jr on Jessie L Montgomery estate. Letters testamentary were granted to Thomas Mann on Mary Willett Mann estate. Mann filed debts due and settled first account. John Rankin as executor filed debts and sales of personal property and settled first and final account and made distribution under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. McMullen, Jr
Jessie L. Montgomery
Thomas Mann
Mary Willett Mann
John Rankin
Jane Rankin
Obituaries Bundle from Flintstone and Nearby Areas
Obituaries note Mrs. Jonathan Willison of Flintstone aged 82 dies at home with funeral in Fairview Church and burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Also obituary of Sister Mary Theckla MacDonald in Baltimore Convent and references to Anthony Donahoe of Lancaster Ohio and Augustus Donahoe of Chealis Washington. Harrison L. Hershman aged 49 dies. services at First Baptist Church with burial at Rose Hill. George W. Santman Sr. aged 73, former B&O agent at Martinsburg, dies in Washington DC after holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Willison
Flintstone
Fairview Church
Odd Fellows
John C. Wolford
Mary Theckla Macdonald
Visitation Convent
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Joseph MacDonald
Ebensburg
John A. Doerner
Anthony Donahoe
Lancaster
Ohio
Judge Donahue
Bean's Cove
Michael Donahue
Augustus Francis Donahoe
Chealis
Washington
George W. Santman
George W. Santman, Sr
Halfway
J. W. Santman, Jr
Washington, D. C
Mr. Santman
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
Personal notices from Marietta Journal highlight visits and travels
Local items list numerous visitors and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Renner bound for Parkersburg due to a sister's illness, Mrs. Walter Higgins visiting Cumberland and Washington, and several arrivals visiting relatives in Meyersdale, Cumberland, Hagerstown, and Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdon Renner
Parkersburg
Mr. Renner
W. FR. Mose
St. Joseph's Hospital
Walter Higgins
Meredith
Cumberland
Washington, Dp
Marietta (Ohio
Social calendar notes and gatherings in the city
Mrs Sophia Hartsock hosts a supper for Lester Kolb before his departure to Boulder Colorado. A separate dinner honors guests including Judge Henderson Col John Keating and others. The Ladies Aid Society of Allegany Hospital gathers in the afternoon. Charles Morris marks his 12th birthday with friends and refreshments. Miss Ethel Parker celebrates her 20th birthday with games and music. A Cumberland Lodge Moose dance draws a large crowd with Brookmans Orchestra. next dance set for January 31. Mr and Mrs John W Frantz de-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Hartsock
Columbia Street
Lester Kolb
Boulder
Colorado
Charles Yergan
Clarence Zieler
Albert Schaidt
Perry Twigg
Millard Hughes
Charles Wiebel
Carl Hammond
Luther Kolb
Tasker G. Lowndes
Lloyd Lowndes
Robert R. Henderson
John Keating
Roberdeau Annan
John Schwarzenbach
Harry 8. Pitzer
George Schwarzenach
J. Philip Roman
A. M. Langford
W. W. Brown
Ethel, Parker
Bedford Street
Cumberland Lodge
No. 271
Loyal Order Moose
Moose
Brookman
The
John W. Frantz
France enters Republican race for U S Senate
Dr Joseph Irwin France former Cecil county state senator has entered the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. He announced this morning and later issued a statement. He notes former Senator William P Jackson refused to run, likely ensuring a heated primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Irwin France
Cecil County
United States
France
William P. Jackson
Dr. France
W. C. T. U. Meeting Announcement
The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock at Central Y.M.C.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Y.M. CA
Accident Injures Co operative Laboratories Youth
Edward Bergroan aged 16, an employee at the Co operative Laboratories at the city hall, cut his hand on a glass at home yesterday. Dr. R. W. Tre vaskise found it necessary to remove several stitches from the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bergroan
Co-operative Laboratories
Paca Street
R. W. Trevaskise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Angelica
Barnet
South Cumberland
Central
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
BF. Graham
Virginia Avenue
N. and
G. Taylor Tin Plate Mills
Evangelist Funkhouser
Jennie Smith
Cora Twigg
Buffalo
N. Y
Helen Henry
Grafton
John Patteroff
Mae Blosser
Romney
WU. M. Wharton
Maryland
Kidgeley
South
Fellowship Club
Lonaconing
Association Gymnasium
Tri- State Business College
Hall—Coakley
Grim—Triece
Miller Grim
Independence Street
Catherine B. Triece
Julis Hoffman
Joseph H. Balthis
Alto
Hart
D. Winters and
Mamie Wood
Cowpen, Pa
OFC
Dr Goucher
Orphans Court
H. L. Hershman
Harrison L. Hershman
Madiso Street
Herbert F. Loomis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hershman
Dennis Coveney
Everett, Pa
Catherine Finan
F. A. Burke
Georgetown University Hospital
Hugh A. McMullen
McMullen
Duncan Sinclair
Fairmont
Byrdie Hawkins
Culpeper
Wm. Montwell
Decatur Street
T. Butcher
Chicago
F. H. McKay
Washington Street
John McGill, Jr
College Park
Simon Marteeney
Ira Fike
Meyersdale
Marteeney
Bernadette Crowe
C. E. Crowe
H. C. Staub
Frostburg
Lydia Countryman
Ike Rosenbaum
Uniontown
Charles Lambert
Joseph E. Weaver
Hagerstown
Karl Radcliffe
Patricia Radcliffe
Elkins
Coal & Coke Railway Company
Jennie Parker
Springfield
Levels
Lottie Shanholtzer
Leasure
H. N. Taylor
N. and G. Taylor Company
Philadelphia
Queen City
Beall Street
Miss Melba
Connellaville, Pa
Mary Rossworth
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Allegany Hospital
Charles Morris
Maryland Avenue
Helen Martin
Mary A. Foltz
Zellene Haines
Corinne Whaley
Florence Boyd
Leda von Blucher
Vera Beckman
Mildred Ricker
Wilda Ricker
Clifton Snowden
Harvey Peters
William Shipper
John E. O'Donnell
James Webster
Pranceh
Senate
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Eral Attiches
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ronage
Geo. Ruckel
Green Street
Tnder
Heffron Walsh
Centre Street
Marinello Shop
Mrs. Mar
Fhone
Carpenter
Baltimore St
the Central
Richelieu
M. Callan
North George Street
Lichtenstein’s Pharmacy
Baltimore Street
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