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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

2

Frostburg Notes Highlight Local News and Losses

A Frostburg segment reports the death of James Sourbaugh, born here, who served in the Spanish American War and World War I era roles including Red Cross steward and guard at the Chicago World’s Fair. The piece lists survivors, burial in Pocatel lo, and nearby community updates including accidents, chamber entertainment, and social events with local personalities and businesses.

Sourbaugh Wood Street Devel James John Gourbaugh Ormand Street John Fort Leavenworth 44Th Regiment Lippit Philippine Islands Cuba Red Cross Chicago Pocatello Frostburg Robert Fail River Charles Cumberland Lewis Purnell Wilkensburg Gilbert Pfaff Pearce’s Pearce G. E. Pearce Drug Co

Why the Country Invests Over 7 Million in Life Insurance

United Press interview with Charles W. Scovel of Pittsburgh outlines rising confidence and active planning in 1920s America. The piece notes life insurance policies totaling 85 million locally, across small industrial and endowment lines, implying thrift and faith in financial institutions despite hard times.

Charles W. Scovel University of Pittsburgh United Press Pittsburgh

Cumberland Press urges prompt delivery notices

The Cumberland Press urges subscribers in Lonaconing to notify representative Joseph Meager at Main Street immediately if newspaper delivery is not prompt.

The Cumberland Press Joseph Meager Main Street Representative Bureau of the R. A Hoffmeister Bureau of Cumberland Press Carl C. Firle

Westernport Mayor Ward Dies After Cancer Fight

Michael J. Ward 55 long serving Westernport mayor dies of stomach cancer. Survived by his wife Dana Myers and two children. first wife Mason Linninger predeceased him. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. at his home. burial Laurel Hill Cemetery Barton. Rev. Walter B. McKinley to officiate. Ward active in Fraternal Order of Eagles and Loyal Order of Moose.

Westernport Michael J. Ward Dana Myers Masie Linninger Ward Order of Eagles The Loyal Order of Moose Laurel Hill Cemetery Barton This County Walter B. McKinley St. James Episcopal Church

Patient John Martin Returns Home After Cancer Operation

John Martin, once a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, came home Saturday evening following surgery for cancer and is greatly improved. Miss Catheryne Templeton of Cumberland visits her cousin Miss Ada Kenny on Hampshire Street East End this week.

Edward M. Bowman Naddie Zimmerly Youngstown Bowman J. M. Zimmerly Broadway Co. & P. Telephone Co Prestburg Mott Wolfe John McLee McLee Francis Spates Washington, D. C Nellie Laurene Johns Cumberland Angela Duggan Marie Mullan Midland Katie Kemp Hilda Kelair Swissvale Jacob Kellar Borden Mines Frank Thomas McLouth Kansas William Thomas West Main Street John Toomey Dauhter Katie Baltimore Samuel Jackson Loo Street Ruth Dando Hill Street Meyersdale Horace Connor Pittsburgh Harry Fuller Spring Street James Pollack Maple Street Bertha Jeane Whetstone Hagerstown Peter Whetstone Milton Pattersonn la Vale Frostburg Charles House Railroad Street Johns Hopkins Hospital J. J. Ferrens Lonaccning John Martin Johns’ Hopkins Hospital Catheryne Templeton Ada Kenny East-End Hampshire Street

St Joseph High School Holds Sixteenth Commencement

The sixteenth annual graduation exercises of St. Joseph's High School Midland were held at St. Joseph's Church this morning. Graduates include Luke Kenny Burns Mary Alicia Cavanaugh Owen Francis Canty John William Clapp Carl Leo Firlie Annie Agnes Kirby Alice Magdalene Kenney Matilda Frances Kenney James Joseph Murphy James Joseph Nichols Loretta Clare Reilly Bernadette Angela Stakem and James Edward Winters. The class motto is Nobilitas Sola Victus the colors yellow and white and the flower carnation.

St. Joseph's High School Midland St. Joseph's Church Luke Kenny Burns Mary Alicia Cavanaugh Owen Francis Canty John William Clapp Carl Leo Firlie Annie Agnes Kirby Alice Magdalene Kenney Matilda Frances Kenney James Joseph Murphy James Joseph Nichols Loretta Clare Reilly Burnadette Angela Stakem James Edward Winters

German acclaim for Mackensen after victories in Austria

General von Mackensen is hailed in Germany as a top war hero following his victories over the Russians in Austria. Rumors say he may then target Italy after completing the campaign against Russia.

Austria von Mackensen Germany Italy

Oyster loaf with cream sauce loaf stuffing method

A vintage kitchen snippet describes hollowing a round stale bread loaf to create a cavity. It details frying fine crumbs in butter, making a cream sauce with butter flour milk and seasonings, layering with oysters and peppers, then baking the filled loaf until golden.

War's Horrors Aid Surgery Says Dr O Rennen

The European war provides material for a major chapter in military surgery, as Dr W E Drennen of Birmingham describes hospital care, transport, missiles and wounds in Paris. Navy surgeon F E McCullough outlines modern naval surgery, while Major A W Williams notes trench warfare's infection risks and field sterilization with iodines.

San Francisco American Medical Association W. E. Drennen Birmingham Ala Paris Drennen F. E. McCullough United States Navy A. W. Williams Medical Corps United States Army Belgium

Housekeeper Miss Mamie Albaugh Dies After Fall

Miss Mamie Albaugh longtime housekeeper to Bishop Owen B Corigan of St Gregorys Catholic Church Baltimore died Thursday after falling down steps at 1528 Baker Street Baltimore. She born in Frederick lived in Baltimore most of life. Survived by brother Elder Albaugh of Philadelphia and niece Mrs Gertrude Ryne of Warwick Avenue Baltimore.

Mamie Albaugh Owen B. Corigan St. Gregory's Catholic Church

New York City Plans Major Bond Issue Tomorrow

New York bankers show strong interest in the sale of seventy one million dollars in city bonds to bear 4 percent interest. The issue is the largest since last fall except for the hundred million short term obligations.

New York

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