Baltimore and Ohio YMCA Membership Campaign Leaders Named
Campaign superintendent M H Cahill and assistant J K Yohe lead the drive in Cumberland Maryland. Auditon H H Summers is the official time keeper with C W Fries and J P Kotschenreuther assisting. Members must submit applications daily to gain miles and credits toward prizes for securing the most new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fries
J. P. Kotschenreuther
Train Race of B and O YM L G A
Railroad department report by J P Menn MD outlines activities in 1915 including membership growth, committee involvement, and new and rebuilt buildings. It highlights the year book figures, 247 railroad divisions, 223 reported members, 7 401 on committees, and notable additions in several cities.
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Canada
Tinite
Creste
Ohio
Sapulpa
Oklo
St. Louisa
Monett
Smiths E
Tex
Boston
Mass
Thayer
Indianapolis
Ind
Brightwood Department
Ball
Chicago
W. N Northcott
Metropolitan Railroad
Garrett Flood Protections Bill and Local Church Opening
Garrett delegates push a 20000 dollar state appropriation to shield Kitzmiller and Kendsville from Potomac flooding, with a monitoring commission named. Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South in Cumberland nears opening January 30 with Rev. George T. Taylor preaching, featuring art glass windows and a 500-seat main hall.
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Annapolis
Jan
Fox
Garrett
Kitzmiller
Kendsville
Potomac
Bender
Burt Bew
Bradley Bray
Aaron E. Welsh
Henry L. Wolfe
Frederick Kemp
Friendaville
Loch Lynn
Garrett County
Fred Gortner
H. V. Leighton
Hayden
Garerett
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
George T.taylor
Fairflax
Growth of Trinity Church Spurs Four New Congregations
The second-year pastor Rev. J. H. Kuhlman led Trinity Church to plant Central, South George Street, Calvary Ridgeley, and Agar Chapel Hum bird Street near Virginia Avenue. Each group built its own church and called a pastor. Successors include Revs Co. H. Cannon G. T. D. Collins A. Lee Barret and L. Hammond. Under Rev. H. V. Wheeler the main auditorium was erected as a lasting monument to Southern Methodists in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman
Trinity Church
Central
South George Street
Calvary Church
Ridgeley
W. Va
Agar Chapel
Humbird Street
Virginia Avenue
J. H. Kuhlman
Co. H. Cannon
G. T. D. Collins
A. Lee Barret
L. Hammond
H. V. Wheeler
Cumberland
Oakland Bank Elects Offutt Vice President in Oakland
Offutt Jr. was chosen to succeed George W. Legge as vice president of Garrett National Bank Oakland after Legge resigned and sold his stock. Charles S. Davis joins the directorate. L A Rudisill is appointed secretary to Republican state senators in Annapolis.
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D. E. Offutt, Jr
Garrett National Bank
Oakland
George W. Legge
Legge
Chares S. Davis
L. A. Rudisill
Ans Napolis
Justice Rudisill
Speicher
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Campaign
M. H. Cahill
J. K. Yohe
Mmerly
W. F. Russell
Casers
P. J. Rowan W. OH
Cumberland, MD
Auditon
H. H. Summers
Brakman
W. J. Corbett J. W. Kline
W. H. Linn
J. C. Tenry
J. T. Dawson
J. R. French
A. S. Grandall
J. R. Beckley
W. Christopher Re
BE. Taylor
Ieee
John Deck A. Mosier
B. T. Myers
H. E. Norris
W. Dagee Madden
A. Brant
R. T. Murphyee
R. D. Smith Riley
W. A. Fraley Co
W. House
T. W. Belt
Huffman
P. McMahon
F. Keller
Nick House
Carter C. Foltz
R A. Compton
Aee
W. E Cheshire
J. Welsh Mullin
A. Miller
J. M. Davis
C. H.tylor
McKnight
W. Walker
F. X. Spearman
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L. J. Wilmuth F. A. Tdl
W. Stell
F. Kirby Co
Cox N. Buss
Favintek J. S. Collins
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Pieter W. J. Lavelle
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Metarthy
J. Z. Terrell
R. M. Sc
J. G. Definbaugh
W. Schaffer
H. Ravenscroft
I. H. Dunk Cheshire
R. Riley
W. T. Davis
H. Reese
J. A. Halloran
Ann
F. Hinebaugh
L Oo
Miller
F. Davis
A. G. Wilson
W . Dison
A. Cubbage
E. W Dawson
D Morrison
W. Hans Wrote
T. Thomas
W .R. Earle
M. Hinkey
I. L. Ravenscraft
Lillard C.F. Hanse
R. S. Frye
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T. E. Youngblood
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M. Gudorff
Davisson
P. J. Davis J. K. Milholand
F Sissler
M. M. Mat Niede _W. Reger
S Swearingen
O. J. Brady
R. C. Young
H. Ambrose
Schorndorf R
E. F. Hunt
H ‘Bolas
R. T. Ravenscraft
C. L. Robinson
A. Riley R
Thraasher
E. D. Kady
R. S. Brashears
W. Frazee
H Miller
C. W. McDowell
R. N. Hoyt Wee Hetrick R Debot
F. Otto E Hall
FE. O. Whallery
H. ‘Dernell
W. C. Sonam
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H. Biser
M. Laffey
A.D. Whitehair
J. J. Foley
Es White
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Reuschiein
H P Stuck
J. M. Copeland
MeKenzie
W. B. Cowgill
Andé. B. Devitt
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I. Steifert
G. Kidwell
Lee Rowan
F. W. Sellers
Shadecear
P. Houcki
E Mathew
O. J. Rash
E. Fisher
H. Preesk
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H. Donehou
J. W. Christman
J. Z. Garrett
Hinebaugh J. &. Clinntimenets
A. F Preegle
H. Hudson
Ih. Schmidt O. Matick
B. Deneen
RAND
W. C. Montignani
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By Jonn P. Menn, M.D
Railroad Department
The
Railroad Association Magazine
S. H. Storer
J. K. Millholland
Chesshire
Lucas and Rosenswart
Miles
Mem. Miles
W. Deneen Eens
Bill
G. W. Munford
Grand Avenue
George F. Lansbury
Bk. E. Gerard
M. M. Rice
Knobley Planning Mill Company
Baltimore
S. A Parker
J. H. Light
Keyser
George H. Zimmerman
Roberts Hall
B. F. Ball
J. K Light
Trinity M. E. Church
Oakland Council
Joseph EK. Harned
Mentranca
Bell Telephone
Automobile Club Maryland