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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

3

Interest Lagging in Potomac Club Faces Sale of Ridgeley Property

The Potomac Club Board plans to sell all club property in Ridgeley West Virginia including the club house boat house tennis courts and grounds due to years of dwindling interest and financial losses. The grounds and buildings were once owned by Dr George H Carpenter and previously by the late Rodger Perry. A tennis tournament may be halted for two to three years unless a new owner keeps courts usable and rents them.

Potomac Club The Ridgeley W. Va George H. Carpenter Carpenter Rodger Perry

On the Stage and Off at the Maryland Stock Theatre

The talented company, led by Lawrence Brooks beside Mr. Chatterdon, delivers strong versatile performances in Girl ns the Taxi and Kindling. George B and B Frothingham’s death is noted, remembered for long Robin Hood runs and his precise, inherited role knowledge.

Lawrence Brooks Mr. Chatterdon John Stewart Maryland

Snow Recital Delights City Hall Audience

Frederic Foster Snow recital in City Hall featured Miss Caroline Reuschlein with promising vocal talent from Mrs Reuschlein and a clever monologue by Miss Lucile Penn Hammond of Keyser. Pianist Eleanor Utt showed talent while songs by Mrs Poff Mrs Whiting Miss White and Mrs Hortor plus a Lyric quartet and Coleman solo enhanced the program.

Frederic Foster Snow City Hall Caroline Reuschlein Albert C Reuschlein Lucile Penn Hammond Keyser W. Va Eleanor Utt Holmes Charles Poff F. Brooke Whiting Anna Lee White Leroy Hortor William H. Coleman

White House to Christen Francis Sayre in Early Event

Washington January 30 reports the christening of Francis Sayre the three weeks old grandson of President Wilson will occur soon at the White House. The piece notes the mansion’s long history of such functions and recalls previous White House christenings including Mary Louise Adams and Mary Donelson with high officials in attendance.

Washington, D. C Francis Sayre Wilson White House Executive Mansion Mary Louise Adams John Quincy Adams Little Mary Donelson Andrew Jackson Houses of Congress

National Motor Boat Show Opens At Madison Square Garden

The 1915 National Motor Boat Show opens in Madison Square Garden for ten days. The exhibition features record numbers of pleasure craft engines and boats, with many novelties and a larger display than previous years as Americans stay domestic for the coming season.

New York Madison Square Garden

Miss McAdoo Joins Lusitania Nursing Mission Abroad

New York on January 30 passengers list shows Miss McAdoo daughter of Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo sailing to Europe on the Lusitania. She plans to join a convalescent hospital at San Remo and travels with Colonel and Mrs. Edward M. House of Texas, close friends of her father.

New York Europe Lusitania Miss McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo McAdoo San Remo Edward M. House of Texas

Marriage Licenses Drawn In Everett And West Virginia

William Clark and Blanche Decker of Everett Pa. Herond Homan Mathias of Moorefield W Va and Ada Magdeline Garrett of McCauley W Va are issued licenses.

William Clark Blanche Decker Everett, Pa Herond Homan Mathias Moorefield W. Va Ada Magdeline Garrett McCauley

Turkey Dinner Special at Washington Lunch Room

Advertisement touts a special turkey course dinner for 50 at the Washington Lunch Room on Sunday. The offer promises a family dining option to avoid cooking with a focus on a festive meal.

Washington

Illustrated talk and revival services at two churches

Rev W W Smith of Berea Ohio presents an illustrated talk The Modern Prodigal Son with 25 life size pulpit paintings at Grace M E Church tomorrow night There will be illustrated sacred songs Rev Frank A Killman preaches Sampson the Strongest Man Who Lost His Opportunity tomorrow at 11 Revival services begin tomorrow evening at Kingsley M E Church with Rev David G Pile continuing through the week Regular morning service also planned

W. W. Smith Berea Ohio Grace M. E Frank A. Killman Sampson Kingsley M. E. Church David G. Pile

Miss Gladys Harvey Guest of Friends at Terra Alta

Social items list Miss Gladys Harvey visiting Terra Alta with friends and notes several attendees at the funeral of Brakeman John F Bishop including Mrs Kate Bishop and others from Cumberland and Kingwood. Also mentions visitors from Pittsburg Berlin and Keyser with updates on local residents.

Gladys Harvey Terra Alta Harry Ruppenthall Geo, Ruppenthall Berkley Springs D. F. Tahaney Rose Kady Delia Hardy Keyser Pat Coyle M. J. Fleming P Burke Hadley Agnes Faherty Steve Pendergast Cumberland Charles Stone Arch Shaffer Addie White Kingwood John F&. Bishop L. B. Hendrix Pittsburgha Nellie Brady Centre Street Thurman Lyons Baltimore Street George Flannigan Frank Jones Price Flannigan Piedmont W. Va F. H. Ball Berlin J. H. Gessner Waterloo Iowa Lonaconing S J. Gall Hiram J. Wells Western Maryland Hospital Edgar L. Flury The Belvedere Theatre Ethel Ludwig Baltimore Jas T Carckadon Mothe Lydia McDonald Hyndman Marcella Connelly Seymou Street Emanuel Eversole Plum Run Hancock Eversole Arthur Sauders Chri Himmler Charles O’brien Ronceverte John Hamtin Oldtown Road Washington, D. C Robert Carroll Charles Crawtree Boone Street J. Paul George Charlotte George Frostburg John Lamb Southee Street Covington Winchester Star

All Sorts Of Sports Headlines From The Season

The piece surveys diverse athletes and events across boxing, football, hockey, golf and more. It notes Pop Geers aiming to break two minutes in horserace time and win over 116000 in a season, a Michigan jail term for unlawful fishing, and heavyweight boxing prospects including Jess Willard vs Jack Johnson.

Pop” Geers

Petersburg Buys Fire Equipment

Petersburg West Virginia authorities closed the stalled water works project to acquire fire department gear. The Republic Rubber Company of Pittsburgh supplies 600 feet of hose two reels nozzles and spanners via traveling representative Chris Himmier.

Petersburg W. Va Republic Rubber Company Pittsburg Chris Himmier

Baltimore Freemasons leader to attend Scottish Rite reunion

General Thomas J. Shryock, grand master of Maryland Freemasons and sovereign grand inspector general, will attend the Scottish Rite reunion on Monday. He will be accompanied by Warren Seipp, grand lecturer, with exercises starting at 3 p.m. The Winter Class will receive degrees up to the fourteenth.

Thomas J. Shryock Baltimore Grand Lodge of Masons of Maryland Warren 8. Seipp

Property Transfers and Real Estate Deals Briefly Noted

Real Estate and Building Co transfers Maryland avenue property to Francis E Wigfield for $10. Hambird Lands and Improvement Co transfers Mary street lots to James H Read for $325. Harry Thompson transfers Barton property to Joseph T Thompson for $1. Austin A Wilson, attorney, transfers Maryland avenue property to Real Estate and Building Co for $1.

the Real Estate and Building Co Francis E. Wigfield Maryland Avenue Hambird Lands and Improvement Co James H. Read Mary Street Harry Thompson Joseph T. Thompson Barton Austin A. Wilson Real Estate and Building Co

Long Service on the Bench in Virginia

Associate Justice John A. Buchanan of the Virginia supreme court of appeals retires after twenty years on the bench. His career spans the State legislature Congress and service on the state's highest tribunal, ending with his 1895 election to the court.

Richmond John A. Buchanan Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Congress Buchanan Supreme Court

Biographer Hester Hosford on Wilson’s greatest achievement

The article profiles Hester E. Hosford, authorized biographer of Woodrow Wilson, noting her works on Wilson and his career. It cites Hosford’s interview questions about Wilson’s peace policy and her view that the United States should show an incorruptible example of international relations for lasting global peace.

Hester E. Hosford Wilson Woodrow Wilson New Jersey United States

Woodrow Wilson’s Greatest Achievement to Date

The article highlights Wilson’s contributions to sound international policies as his supreme achievement to date. It notes the first test of his strength in this regard as forthcoming, indicating influence and leadership in shaping foreign policy.

Woodrow

Fresh arrival Shad Row Shai iy Lobsters Smots

Advertisement notes a fresh arrival menu item Shad Row Shai iy of Lobsters and Smots served in a restaurant style. Mentions private table for ladies and a date Ja 30 14, with limited context and period tone.

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