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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1915

Page

8

White Robed Prophet Nash Stops in Town

John B. Nash once a Keyser area farmer now calls himself the Prophet Jenna and Israelite Messenger He travels barefoot in a snow white costume with a cape and claims healing powers and a socialist agenda He arrived in Cumberland with a 13 year old supporter and drew a crowd at the B and O station while denouncing military service and promising an Eastward socialist campaign.

Nash John B. Nash Keyser W. Va Jenna Cumberland

Sleeping boy found locked in church after missing hour

Noah R. Krimm proprietor of the New Hotel Olympia reported his 6 year old son Bruce failed to return home after an entertainment at Center Street Methodist Episcopal. By midnight a search led to Gentle Street Church where Bruce was found asleep on a bench as the church had closed for the night.

Noah R. Krimm Olympia Bruce Center Street Methodist Episcopal Mr. Krimm C. M. D'Arcy First Baptist Church Westernport Philadelphia Reading Wm. B. Tucky New York Pearl Russell Rey Mrs. D'Arcy Washington

Veteran B and O Conductor Andrew Ringer dies at 80

Andrew Jackson Ringer known as Uncle Jack and a veteran Baltimore and Ohio rail employee died Friday in Winchester at age 80. He began as a trackman in 1853 and served as a trainman and conductor before Civil War service with Louisville and Nashville. Survived by adopted son John A. Ringer and sister Mrs. William Westwater. Burial in Martinsburg Sunday afternoon.

Andrew Jackson Ringer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company John A. Ringer Winchester Mr. Ringer Jack Baltimore and Ohio Louisville & Nashville Railroad William Westwater Martinsburg

Junior Order Of United American Mechanics Social Series Begun

Queen City Council No. 49 Jr U O U A M hosts a June 16 social to start monthly events with refreshments. On June 17 the degree team travels by B&O train No. 1 to Keyser W Va to confer degrees for a large class with a banquet. A Uniform Bank unit from Pride of Potomac Council No. 12 is mustered in in Morehead Building tonight. A Mt Savage visit plans a new Company 2 chapter in this city.

Queen City Council No. 49 Keyser W. Va Uniform Bank Pride of Potomac Council Morehead Building Mt. Savage

Manns Tour Great Lakes On Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs H Paul Mann are touring the Great Lakes on their wedding trip visiting major cities and sites along the route. Mrs Mann, formerly Esta Mann of Hagerstown, is noted as an organist and singer and a graduate of Batanyi Italian Musical College in Brooklyn. He is the son of the late Rev L M Mann of Cumberland and recently read from Walla Walla Washington with real estate interests in the Northwest.

H. Paul Mann Great Lakes

New $10,000 Bath at Berkeley Springs

Berkeley Springs West Virginia June 12 the new 10000 dollar bath house on State property leased to Alexander McNeale of Washington DC will be completed and opened to the public on July 2 Governor Hatfield is expected to attend the opening Surveys are now being made for a 100000 hotel to be erected by McNeale on the same property the gift of Lord Fairfax

Berkeley Springs W. Va Alexander McNeale Washington, D. C Hatfield McNeale Lord Fairfax

Kessler Jones Matrimonial Announcement

Announcement of the marriage between John T. Kessler of Magnolia West Virginia and Ethel V. Jones of this city. The ceremony occurred in May and the couple will establish a home on the Kessler farm opposite Magnolia. John Kessler is a son of a noted local farmer and Ethel Jones is the daughter of Harry W. Jones an engineer on the Western Maryland Railway.

John T. Kessler Magnolia W. Va Ethel V. Jones Kessler John Kessler Orleans Harry W. Jones Western Maryland Railway Beall Street

Electric and Combination Fixtures Ad at 30 N Liberty

Advertisement advertises electric and combination fixtures with latest design and largest stock at 30 North Liberty Street, Edigon. The note dated June 11 138 hints at a historical listing for the Edi gon company.

Liberty St Edigon . Company

Autoists Avoid the Oiled Roads

State roads in this section are being oiled and motorists avoid these thoroughfares, switching to the county or dirt roads nearby.

Identification badges of soldiers in the great war

The article lists how each nation marked its soldiers for identification. Russians wore numbered badges, French troops used tunic stitched cards, Germans carried metal discs, British wore aluminum discs with church marks, Japanese used three similar discs, Austrians used gun metal badges with a parchment leaf, while Turks reportedly carried none.

Collegians to Play Eckhart on Local Diamond

The Cumberland Collegians meet Eckhart in a noon tomorrow clash at the Commercial League diamond. First pitch is scheduled for 2 30 in the afternoon.

Collegians Eckhart Cumberland Collegians

Alumni and Social Events Highlight Elkins Community

The first meeting of Davis and Elkins alumni convened at the City YMCA in Elkins with officers named for a temporary group. Social entertainments followed at Fayette Street homes as families hosted birthday celebrations and receptions, and a First M. P. Sunday School cantata, “The Carnival of Flowers,” featured about eighty children and several lead actors. Mrs. Reinhart hosted a 500 card evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Slayer with prizes awarded to Mrs. Sowers and Miss Bane.

Davis and Elkins College Elkins Robert Irons S. Ross Gould Cumberland Charles H. Baer Fayette Street Madalyn M. P W. A. Cordry Marion Colgate G. J. Fritts Naurine Crawford Mandella Crawford Grace Ward Ruth Weber Mabel Wolford Pearl Powell Ethel Wright Ruth Barnett Olive Hite Joseph H. Reinhart South Lee Street Myrtle Slayer Pittsburgh

Death of Mrs. Sarah Mellinger at 26 Columbia Street

Mrs. Sarah Mellinger age 91 widow of John Mellinger and mother of the late Mayor William G Mellinger died at her home this afternoon shortly before 3 o'clock. Grandchildren Warren and Frederick P. Mellinger, proprietors of the Maryland Theatre, are among the survivors.

Sarah Mellinger John Mellinger William G. Mellinger Columbia Street Warren Frederick P. Mellinger The Maryland Theatre

Charles M. Babb Dies in Morgantown at 68

Charles M. Babb aged 68, former West Virginia House of Delegates member from Grant County, died in Morgantown yesterday. He had moved there years ago and is survived by his wife and two daughters. Burial will be in Morgantown. Sister-in-law Mrs. J. D. Gelwicks of Keyser.

Charles M. Babb Morgantown W. Va C. M. Babb West Virginia House of Delegates Grant County Mr. Babb J. D. Gelwicks of Keyser

Baltimore Clubman Douglas H. Thomas Jr. Killed in Auto Accident

Prominent Baltimore clubman and architect Douglas H. Thomas Jr. was found pinned under his car near his home in Baltimore on Friday. Authorities investigated the crash and noted his standing in local society and architectural circles.

Douglas H. Thomas Jr Architect of Baltimore

Come and See How it Feels Promises Relief

An advertisement claims remarkable results from Come and See How it Feels for headache nervousness rheumatism backache lameness colds constipation torpid liver and stomach troubles. It touts soothing tired nerves and a refreshing beneficial effect on the whole body.

Arnold

State's Attorney Candidate Declares Run in Alleghany

A resident announces candidacy for State's Attorney in Alleghany County and seeks support from Republicans in the upcoming primary. The statement emphasizes participation in party proceedings and civic duty.

Walsh Announces Candidacy for Allegany State's Attorney

William C. Walsh announces his Democratic bid for Allegany County State's Attorney and seeks citizen support ahead of the upcoming primary election.

William C. Walsh Cumberland, MD Allegany County All

Allegany County Commission Candidate Seeks Republican Support

A political statement from JOHN J. PRICE requests Republican primary voters in Allegany County to consider his candidacy and extends a respectful appeal for their support in the commissioner race.

John J. Price Allegany County James Chapman John G. Merrbach

Henry Fresh Seeks Allegany County Treasurer Nomination

Henry Fresh runs in the Republican primary for county treasurer of Allegany, Frostburg Maryland. He asks voters for support in the countywide race.

Henry Fresh Frostburg Allegany County Henry Fresh

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