Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cumberland Press in Cumberland, Maryland

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

2

Frostburg Discusses New Assessment as Tax Values Stir Debate

City officials in Frostburg hold an appeal board session over the recently completed assessment values by Walter Wittig David Smith and W H Morgan amid protests from property owners. Congressman Lewis discussed charity at a Congregationalist church tea party. The day’s events included a Lutheran church meeting on Sunday observance and multiple local notices from Frostburg to Lonaconing. Funeral plans noted for Charles Frost of Greenlie, Pa. and social updates from area residents.

City Edunct Walter W. Wittig David J. Smith W. H. Morgan Congressman Lewis David J. Lewis Congregationalist Church Bowery Street Frostburg Lewis Enoch H. B. Prichard Horace Evans

Sunday School Institute Opens at Grace Church City

Miss Albert Richardson of Pittsburg and William Price of Middletown join relatives as guests. The Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday School Institute opens this evening at Grace Church with delegates from Southern Methodist churches in Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The program starts with a discussion on The Origin and the Aim of the Sunday School led by Rev Joseph Balthis. St Michael's parochial school's twenty third annual commencement occurs tonight at St Michael's Hall with graduates Kathleen Footen Agnes Greene Anna McGann and Veronica Shavinski.

The Methodist Episcopal Church South Grace Church W. S. Nicholson Southern Methodist Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Joseph H. Balthis Central Methodist Episcopal Church South Cumberland St. Michael’s Parochial School St. Michael's Hall Kathleen V. Footen Agnes V. Greene Anna M. McGann Veronica C. Shavinski

Injuries and Obituary Report from Midland and Ocean

Albert Charles, a weigh man at the Midland Mining Company Enter prise Mine, fell from a coal car and sprained an ankle. The Progressive Young Men's Club night school session closed for summer. James Cunningham, a longtime Ocean resident and miner, died Thursday. funeral held at St Josephs Church with interment at St Michaels Cemetery. Survived by wife and two sons John and Patrick. He belonged to AOH Division 5.

Enterprise Midland Mining Company Albert Charles Progressive Young Men's Club Fatkin Midland James Cunningham Ocean St. Joseph’s Catholic Church St. Michael’s Cemetery Frostburg Mr. Cunningham Ireland Ocean Mine No. 1 Consolidation Coal Company Cunningham John Waterbury, Conn Patrick Division

Eckhart Baptist Church Honors Children with Day Observance

Eckhart Baptist Church held a Sunday Children Day program directed by Prof Edwin Elias with Miss Kate Bannatyne in charge of exercises and recitations. A rehearsal for M E Children's Day is planned for 7 o'clock tomorrow. Italian patient Laverigo Marrasccicto, injured months ago in a local powder explosion, remains at St Josephs Hospital Baltimore. doctors performed a successful arm operation and expect some use to return.

Eckhart Baptist Church Edwin Elias Kate Bannatyne Laverigo Marrasccicto St. Joseph’s Hospital Baltimore O’donnell Marrascciolo

Dugan Glass Works Contract Awarded and Local Developments

The Dugan Glass Works contract goes to J. W. G. Davies of Wellsburg WV, with Matthews of Wellsburg in Lonaconing to oversee site work. Ground broken for chimney and furnaces, targeted operation by October 1 to capture Christmas trade. Local workers to fill majority of labor. switch to be built by C P railroad officials. Also reports include a small house fire at J B McAlpine residence, shoe business closure, fire loss settlement for Angus Ireland, army tailor Edward Brennan visiting, and other community notes.

Dugan Glass Works J. W. G. Davies Wellsburg W. Va Matthews Lonaconing C. & P. Railroad

Invitations Sent for Nell Gerstell and Harry Langdon Smith

In Keyser West Virginia invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Nell Gerstell of Gerstell Station and Harry B Langdon Smith of Washington DC. The wedding will be held at the bride’s home on June 30. J M Liller’s double house on Church street was sold at public auction last Saturday by Dr Barr trustee for the B and O Railroad to Squire J T Doyle for 3376 dollars. Mrs R G Richardson entertained the Calendar Coterie at her home. Pauline Wilson returned home from Frederick Maryland. Harry Broadwater, brakeman on the B and O third division, left for Oklahoma to make his home. Mrs F H Havenner returned from Washington. J D Gelwicks was called to Pittsburgh for his sister Mrs Wimner’s illness. Mrs W E Wolfe went to Charlottesville Virginia for University of Virginia commencement where her son Andrew graduates in law.

Nell Gerstell Gerstell Station Harry B. Langdon Smith Washington, D. C J. M. Liller Church Street Dr. Barr Squire J. T. Doyle R. G. Richardson Pauline Wilson Frederick Md Harry Broadwater Oklahoma F. H. Havenner Washington J. D. Gelwicks Pittsburg Wimner W. E. Wolfe Charlottsville

Lorimer Bank Taken Over As Depositors Rally on La Salle Street

The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank led by William Lorimer was seized by state bank examiner Markin. Three smaller Lorimer interests banks were closed. Within minutes 1,500 depositors gathered on La Salle Street demanding access while the bank's stated capital was $1,000,000 with a $250,000 surplus and $93,631 in undivided profits. stock stood at par.

Chicago la Salle Street

Hager Family Returns After Father’s Death

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hager returned to Baltimore after being summoned to Frostburg by the death of Mr. Hager’s father Charles Hager. Mrs. Hager, formerly Mamie Zilch, stayed with brothers and sisters in Fairmont. Miss Mary Dorsey of Cumberland and Miss Josephine Jeffries of Mannington visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Walker. William Pearce has returned from a trip by automobile to Baltimore and Philadelphia.

George P. Hager Frostburg Mr. Hager Charles Hager Baltimore Mary Dorsey Cumberland Josephine Jeffries Mannington K. D. Walker Merchant Street Fairmont Times William Pearce Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas & Brown Cumberland Frress Cumberland Press Office Tax Appeal Board Mountain City Lutheran Church Allegany County J.N. Beall Presbyterian Church Wilbur W. Snyder Secrtary W. W. Davis Lord’s Day Alliance of Maryland J. H. Balthis Law Enforcement Cumberlani Joseph Dawson Hanley H. Jewell Charles Frost Greenie Township Somerset County Here Gresham Frost Wghter Timan B Pocahontas Salisbury S. Alex Reckner Greenville S. John Koontz R. Hoe California E. N. Michael West Union Street Reg Alumni Association of Beall WC 4 Co.Order Park Pbanny Sapiro Emily Con Walter Jeffries Junior Order Park Méall First Ish Baptist Church James Sleeman Eckhart L. Leslie Lammert Wenonah N. J Peter Lammert William Wilson Drmond Street Workman Farm Sand Spring Lily Spring Clarence Workman Mary Meyers Elizabeth Froelich High Int N. C Kiristina Bauer Albert Richardson Joseph Richardson Washington Street Wiliam Price Middletown Ohio J. J. Price Sunday School Institute St. Michael's Low P Pritchard & Co St. Joseph's Good Will Fire Company J. B. McAlpine Dudley Street McAlpine D. Dixon and Leon Angus Ireland Rockville Cornelius Murphy Edward Brennen Fort de Monroe Douglas Avenue William Donaldson Pittsburgh Henrietta Donaldson Hn Coburns Wilkinsburg R. A Tennant Central High School Chicago University James I. Terment Garrett County Keyser Miss Gerstell Liller Lorimer Bank Million Capital S. EB Batimore and Centre Streets George Citizens National Bank J .Ly Ational Lars Natfunja Bank Izens National Wellington Les W. L UGH George L. Wellington Hugh A. McMullen James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum Warren C. White Charles G Geo. D. Landwehr Obert MacDonald Thomas Fouter G. H. Hetzel Henry J. Glick, Et Cc. G. Holzshu John Schiller Cumberland, Maryland George L. Wellingto C. G. Holzshy James A. McHenry Conrad Usman Rosenbaum J. N. M. Brandler H. A. Bachman Imerman Evening Press Poultry, Pigeons, Dogs, Ltd FP. O Frostburg, Md Society For Pravention of the Trouble Usi Dayton Airbess C. L. Long E. Union St DEA Millinery NEX Fain Qmourke Jaco Krbhafer Funey Frost Herg Open Bicht Day L Ci ODR Victrola Club Victrolas W. F. Frederick Piano CO Baltimore St Cumberland, Md Nis Reliable Squad Journal Versailles Missouri Carliag Kelso’s Liberty Street H.“M Broadway Kline Frostburg the Cumberland Press
Search Courier

Search the Cumberland Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cumberland Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication