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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1914

Page

2

Camp No 6 formed in South Cumberland with officers

The Patriotic Order Sons of America Washington Camp No 6 is installed this afternoon with H B Kline as past president and George W Smith as president. Officers include W B Stoughton, E Wilson Lashley, W N Lee, Elmert S Harris, W J Cramer, C B Shoemaker and multiple trustees. Interment follows for Abe, son of Nicholas Abe, with notes on survivors. Also notices on Mrs Addie L Miller and local labor survey in Centerville and medical operations by Dr A H Hawkins in Frostburg.

the Patriotic Order Sons of America Washington South Cumberland H. B. Kline George W. Smith William B. Stoughton E. Wilson Lashley William N. Lee Elmert S. Harris W. J. Cramer Charles B. Shoemaker A. A. Burkhart J. A. Gross G. H. McCracken J. A. Smith Cecil Clark C. H. Sturtz D. P Charles A. Corbett Camp No. 18 Hancock, Md Old Furnace Abe Nicholas Abe Centerville Centreville

Railroad Notes Killed at Magnolia

S. S. Baby, a Russian laborer for Kerbaugh Construction, was instantly killed Saturday evening at Magnolia after crossing a train and being struck by a helper. A. Smith, brakeman from Ridgeley West Virginia, was badly bruised when struck while his engine was taking water near Martinsburg. Smith, age 24 and married, recovered with hospital treatment and went home. Staff officers to meet. Baltimore & Ohio officials plan two weeks of work at Cumberland division meeting with John W. Kelly Jr., W. E. Yarnell, T F Shaffer, Deneen, M Gearhart, McAdams, and Drawbaugh in attendance.

John W. Mohler Seventeenth Ward Johnstown Emma May Godsey Cumberland Frank H. Mohler Griffith Street Emerson Charles Watkins Conemaugh Lillian Mohler Mohler S. S. Baby Kerbaugh Construction Company Magnolia A. Smith Ridgeley W. Va Smith Martinsburg Baltimore & Ohio Railroad John W. Kelly, Jr Cumberland Division W. E. Yarnell T. F. Shaffer Deneen M. Gearhart McAdams Drawbaugh Dora Alleman Rome Cumreriat Wyeman Alleman Parkersburg C. J. Nawrath Perseley Springs Sme Berland A. L. Grubb Berkeley Springs Jebb Nire D. W. Root Henry Avenue Davis N. R. Orndoff Flintstone Boyd A. Reinhart Annapolis Charles W. Galloway F. F E. Blaser Points West Bessie Mahaney Union and Elm Streets Elmer Thrasher Grafton Clarksburg Fairmont A. Coughenour Coughenour Connellsville South E. Holler Hyndman C. A. Berry Washington, D. C E. F. Ward Ward P. F. Kink Elkins E. G. Hill

Personal notes from Cumberland and surrounding towns

A stream of social items from Cumberland and nearby towns lists visits and travels of residents. Mrs Fizer of Keyser and Everett Wolfe of Tunnelton visited friends here, while Miss Mary B. Macfarlane returned home after visits in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Others include Miss Golden Porter near recovery from a sleighing accident, and Frank J. McMahon visiting from Annapolis.

Everett Wolfe Tunnelton W. Va Mary B. Macfarlane Lee Street Baltimore Philadelphia Charles S. Tewell Davis Robertson Schaffer Cape Charles FE. L. Fink Cumberland Golden E. Porter Walnut Street Frank J. McMahon Annapolis

Obituary notices and bank reports mark final year 1914

Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Ella G. Baker at 77 and other local deaths, with burial plans in Knobley cemetery and arrangements in progress. The text also provides multiple bank statements and officer attestations for Cumberland Maryland institutions dated March 4 1914, including Citizens National Bank and Fidelity Savings Bank.

Ella G. Baker G. H. Baker Joseph Whalley West Virginia Knobley Cemetery Louis Stein Everett Wash Edward Baker Frank First National Bank Cumberland Maryland Citizens’ National Bank Fidelity Savings Bank Frostburg Dime Savings Bank Commercial Savings Bank Barton

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Ohohohohohs Chohohohohohohohoh W. H. Miller Addie L. Miller Williams Street John Footer’s Dye Works Harvey L William H Baltimore & Ohio Orville Western Maryland Hospital Ray Chester J. C. Orrick & Son Company A. H. Hawkins Miners’ Hospital Catherine Wolfe David Morgan Detective Stone John B. Stone Western Maryland Railway Odd Fellows Lodge of Calvin Oster Eva Close May Ruth George Frederick Thomas Oster John Abe John Henry Abe Knobley Street Ational Treasu Total Capital National Bank State of of Allogany P. A. Laughlin E. F. Crentzburg Samuel Bradley Thomas Campbell Ernest Crentburg U. & Bonds U. S Dedempton Fu S Check United Deposits Postal Savings Deposits Weed County of Allegany I. J. L. Griffith J. L. Griffith Adolphus C. Landis U.S Rency Nation State of Maryland Chas. G. Holazshu Chas. G. Holzshy Tranaurear Correst Geo D. Landwehr James A. McHenry J. N. M. Brandler Natonal Dhe Esceen Tess Meg and Bank of Allegany I. G. Dud Hocking G. Dud Hocking Paul L. Hitchings Albert A. Doub Peter Lammert Chas F. Betz Aers and Trust C Rese Deposts Tim Savings and Speceial Marylan County of Alle Gwany W. J. Morgan W. L. Morgan John KE Zilch Allegany J. A. Hoover John R. Warfield Geo. L. Landwehr HW. Hetzelchas G. Holzshu Thos. W. Koon D. L. Sloan A. M. Lachtenstein Allegang Thomas B. Lashley Lasnier Cook Oliver S. Wilson Fr. G. Pugh Ll.b Natior Man Bank Citizens National Bank United States Depository United States Secretary of the Treasury Citizens National Bank of Cumberland THE George Emergent Hugh A. McMullen L. Morgan George L. Wellingto Hugh A. McMun, “Sames A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum, “Tarren C. White, Charles Geo. D. Landwehr Robert Macdon Thomas Footer G. A. Hetzel Savigs Bank SRE German Savings Bank George L. Wellington Presiden C. G. Holzshu Conrad Zimm Cc. G. Holzshu John Schiller Usman Rosenbaum Jon Schiller H. A. Bachman Piano Tuning John W. Darris Baltimor Bathford Street Lever Modernoughout Goodman Alley Shriver Avenue Decatur Street South Centre Street Baltimore Street Holzshu & Co Hi. Speelman Ce Eam Delici Bedford Street the Cumberland Press W. F. Frederick Piano Co Cumberland, MD
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