Bernstein Contest Winners Announced by Bernstein Furniture
The Press reports the Bernstein Furniture Company coupon contest closed. Winners include Miss Ethel Metty of Cumberland and Pennot Mears of Frostburg. Prizes to be displayed at 11-13 N Centre Street. delivery in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstein Furniture Company
Cumberland
Ethel Metty
Centre Street
Pennot Mears
Frostburg
Howe
reThe
Bernstein
N. Centre Street
Personal notices and listings from Piedmont and nearby towns
A compiled list of residents and addresses including Mary Smiley and Winifred O Gorman in Piedmont West Virginia Lonaconing and Frostburg Maryland figures with various numeric codes and a closing advertisement line. The fragmented items cover names places and scattered identifiers across Maryland and West Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smiley
Piedmont
W.va
Winifred O'Gorman
Lonaconing
Margaret Gales
Westernport
Ged R.leasure
F. Dennier
Frostburg
Josephine Grayson
Myrtle Emory
Jennings
Clara Leonard
John Alexander
Gilmore
Anne EF. Wilson
H.S. Kelley
Corrigansville
Janie Youtsy
Geo. Seaman
Midland
Effa Kight
Nan Wilson
Flinstone
Jacob Click
Nora C. Martin
C.J. Burton
Blaine
Ulsters Renewed Fight Over Irish Crisis
London reports Unionists press the government in the House of Commons as Col. Seely pledges to publish all documents tomorrow. General Gough’s resignation and Paget’s orders are to be examined while the government seeks to shield its prestige amid Ulster hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
J. B. Seely
House
Gough
Third Cavalry
Ireland
Asquith
Arthur Paget
Members of Commons
Paget
Ulster
Curragh Island
Missing Colvin girls return home after runaway episode
Two Colvin sisters aged about 12 and 14 who had been missing from their Mason road home for over a week returned yesterday. Authorities say they ran away due to dislike of country living and were later seen with a cousin near the Macon road before coming back of their own accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvin
Mason Road
Macon
Acord
Patient Escapes Western Maryland Hospital In Delirium
A male patient in a delirious state escaped from Western Maryland Hospital around 10 this morning and fled along Recatur Street with attendants in pursuit. He reached Allegany Hospital, grew tired, collapsed, and was returned to Western Maryland Hospital where he is reported somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Hospital
Recatur Street
Allegany Hospital
Hagerstown Mayor Re-elected Monday
Dr. J McPherson Scott a Republican won a third consecutive term as mayor of Hagerstown Md by a 484 vote margin over Democrat J Winger Draper He carried four wards losing the second by 19 In Ward Two W Worthington Randall a Democrat was re-elected councilman over Samuel Jesse Weller by 70 Both candidates worked for the Western Maryland Railroad Former City Clerk D Edgar Humma a Republican won a council seat in Ward Four over Democrat Harry K Becher by 81
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
J. McPherson Scott
J. Winger Draper
Dr. Scott
W. Worthington Randall
Samuel Jesse Weller
Western Maryland Railroad
D. Edgar Humma
Harry K. Becher
Knights of Columbus Memorial Exercises Tonight
Cumberland Council No 586 Knights of Columbus hosts its annual memorial service at the hall on South Liberty Street at 8 PM. A choir program directed by William D. Paisley accompanies the ceremony. Rev Father Thomas of SS Peter and Paul Monastery delivers the principal address. Eulogies are given by Daniel E Kean and Francis A Wolfhope for two members who passed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
South Liberty Street
William D. Paisley
Father Thomas
SS. Peter and Paul’s Monastery
Daniel E. Kean
Francis A. Wolfhope
State-wide game bills to be reported by committee
Deputy State Game Warden J. C Turner has letters from the State Game Warden stating that the statewide game bills are expected to be reported by the committee today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Turner
Personal notices from Cumberland area residents
Ralph H Matthews of Baltimore avenue extended is confined to his home with grip. Mark H Shuler who did repertorial work here for six months left for Baltimore and plans to enter Washington news service later this week. Edith Emerick is very ill at Ellerslie. Delegates Boyd Reinhart and Oliver Bruce spent the weekend here. Mrs Henry Fenner visited sister in Aberdeen and returned home. Anna Lee Lippincott left for Altoona to visit Dr and Mrs W A Green. Earl Button for eight years clerk for W T Wolford and Son becomes manager of Queen City Billiard and Pool parlor. Michael Kean and family returned from Grafton after funeral of son-in-law L C Hollis. Robillard family returned to New York with Miss Marie Porter. J L Sizer of Mattens S C returned after visiting his brother J N Sizer in Luke Md who is ill. J R Sharretts of North Centre street, B of R T Western Maryland, leaves for Baltimore to meet railroad officials. Miss Susan Beall of Frostburg visited Cumberland. Charles A Fleegle station agent at Tunnelton W Va attends Cumberland division station agents meeting. Trainmaster W E Maloney of Rowlesboro W Va is in Cumberland on business. Miss Margaret Barker of Norfolk Va visits with Mr and Mrs A B Cross. F Brooke Whiting has appendicitis and is confined at home on Allegany Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Matthews
Baltimore Avenue
Mark H. Shuler
Baltimore
Washington
Edith Emerick
Ellerslie
Boyd A. Reinhart
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Henry Fenner
George Smith
Aberdeen
Anna Lee Lippincott
South Smallwood Street
Altoona
W. A. Green
Earl Button
W. T. Wolford & Son
Queen City
Susan Beall
Beall Lane
Frostbore
Cumberland
Charles A. Fleegle
Baltimore and Ohio
Tunnelton
W. Va
Cumberland div Sion
W. E. Maloney
Rowlesbore
Margaret Barker
Norfolk
A. B. Cross
Franklin Street
Marital Connections Noted Across Several States
Listed couples from Lonaconing Maryland Keister Pennsylvania Cumberland Maryland and nearby towns including Kitamiler Piedmont and Blaine are recorded in a regional marriage notice. Names include Trobert R Cook Fannie F Tabler Ilerschel F Roadman Edith Pegg Fred P Young Jessie M Post Arthur S Harvey Nora L Solomon Filippo Diegge Assanto Castolfo John M Clabaugh Olive R Zeilinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trobert R. Cook
Fannie Francis Tabler
Lonaconing
Ilerschel Freed Roadman
Keister
Edith Pegg
Helen
Fred Paskell Young
Jessie May Post
Cumberland
Arthur Scott Harvey
Kitamiler
Nora Lucinda Solomon
Blaine
W. Va
Filippo Diegge
Asanto Castolfo
John McMullen Clabaugh
Olive Rose Zeilinger
Piedmont
Noted Scholar Harry Thurston Peck Ends Life in Stamford
Stamford reports the death of Harry Thurston Peck, former Columbia University professor and author, who shot himself in a cheap lodging house. He was found by landlady Mrs Gottlieb Menz after a phone inquiry from his secretary Miss Margaret MacDougall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
Gottlieb Menz
Margaret MacDougall
French Divorce Hearing Ends With Gunfire at Palace of Justice
In Paris on March 23 Madame Lavigne de Sainte-Surzanne wife of a high colonial official fired three shots at judges in the sixth chamber during a divorce case she witnessed. She cried I will kill these base judges as she shot during the hearing amid remarks about wives denied justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Palace of Justice
Madame Lavigne de Sainte-Surzanne
Ministry of the Colonies
Escape Prison but Return in a Night of Carousal
Joliet March 24 two convicted murderers Silent Ea Smith and Jim McGee escaped in Warden Allen's car from the prison, spent the night in Chicago in a life changing spree, then returned to the prison with Deputy Warden Walsh they had earlier picked up while he was searching for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ea” Smith
Jim McGee
Allen
Chicago
Walsh
Pekin Miner Narrowly Escapes Coal Fall Incident
Russell Eddy of Pekin assisted by John Nairn at Klondyke mine this morning. Nairn was severely injured by a coal fall while Eddy escaped with minor scratches and returned home amid congratulations for his luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kiddy
Russell Eddy
Pekin
John Nairn
Klondyke Mine
Emperor in Venice Receives German Leader Aboard Yacht
The Emperor of Germany arrived in Venice en route to Corfu and was greeted by officials. He immediately boarded his private yacht. King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian Foreign Minister are set to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Germany
Corfu
Victor Emmanuel
Boy gunman in Terre Haute gun store hold up
Ernest Williams, 15, held off 15 policemen at a Terre Haute gun store and fired nearly 100 shots during a robbing attempt. Police captured him after wounding him several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Ernest Williams
Miss Jessie May Post Weds Frank P Young In Bedford Street Parsonage
Society notes announce the marriage of Miss Jessie May Post to Frank P Young at the Bedford Street Methodist Protestant parsonage with Rev. George E. Brown officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs Webster and Mr. and Mrs Arnold. the couple will reside in the city where Young works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Post
Frank P. Young
City
Bedford Street Methodist Protestant Parsonage
George E. Brown
Webster
Arnold
Obituary notices for Markwood, Donahue, Thrasher and Wie Gand
Funeral services held for Jacob H. Markwood, 64, Keyser, with burial at Queens Point. Also notes the death of Miss Donahue, Eckhart Mines native, buried at Frostburg. Mrs. Mary M. Thrasher dies in Iola Kansas at 81. Hermina Wie Gand's funeral observed in Bedford Street German Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Markwood
Jacob H. Markwood
Keyser
W. Va
Mineral Street
M. H. Keen
Queens Point
First National Bank
Keyser Electric Light Company
M. E. Church
Iola
Kansas
Thrasher
Cumberland
Hiram B. Anda William Wolfe
Jennie and
Lou Wolfe
Hermina Wiegand
Orchard Street
C. F. Bergner
Bedford Street
J. W. Wolz
C. Roeder
Will Ruehl
Matein Gerbig
John Billings
William L. Claar
Villa's Army Victorious Over Torreon Gates
General Villa's forces report eight hours of fierce fighting at the gates of Torreon with a grand assault from dawn. Villa's army holds the field and Torreon's fall is believed imminent while Federal reinforcements from Torreon are driven back in rout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Villa
Gomez Palacio
Torreon
Villa
Frostburg Rail Yard Activity and Misread Timetable Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad references, Frostburg context, possible times or weights. Mentions general manager and incomplete station details with scattered numbers and names.
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Mere
Boonest
Margaret Hill
Maryland Ave
G. Allery
Fifth St
Nathan Stallings
Arch St
Robert Carroll
Grand Ave
Fayette St
N. Centre St
H. Thompson
Elder St
Mary Noon
Seymour St
Maye E. Brown
Walnut St
Mary Talley
Thomas St
G. H. Spike
M. L. Jarbou
Finn Weller
Margaret Green
Nora Coyl
Floren Oglebay
N.centre
M. McMi
Virginia Ave
Lola Me
Caase St
Washington St
Flora Hayden
Mechanic St
Carrie St Va
Decatur St
Thos. Leake
Henry St
Elizaeth Heiger
Gri Ands
Margaret Ears
Florence Harner
Virginia
CG. S. Robinson
Columbia St
Angela Goellner
Lia Lewis
Carl Winfield
Linden St
G. Groves
Wine St
Chas. Spring
Rufus Dorsey
Race St
Jas. Miller
Bedford St
Bessie E. Kerns
Potomac St
Fechtig
A. Braithwait
Luke
C. N. Roberts
John Chapman
Shaft
Rhodo Davis
J. M. Spinks
Hambleton
John Angel
Wheeling
B. F. Larrick
Ridgely
W Va
Sarah Henderson
Shanks
Robert Kerr
Mary E. Houghton
W. H. Payne
Ridgley
Annie Everline
W. W. Hewitt
Berkley
Belle Glotfelty
Hyndman
Elva Cook Ellerslie
J. F. Bowman
Moorfield
Pearce
Mt. Savage
Tillie Keller
Hanging Rock
Sarah Maeesen
Roy Love
Lillie B. Reed
Borden Share
Chas. Dawson
Margaret Ryan
Elkins
Chos. Davis
Barton
B. Meyers
Siace Menges
E. Dando
John WH. Long
Patterson Creek
John Clapp
Alex Waddell
Coketon
RE. Baker
Ridgeley
Esther Hardman
M. Timony
Mary Huff
Hos. Davis
Nichole
Jellie Gentry
Ty Warner
Roby
R.F.D
Zaider
W.gross
Thomas W.va
Hartman
Cumb
Brant
Savage
Fields
Springfield
Sperry
Meyersdale
Ers
Groves
Thomas
Sob Anderson
Allegany
Phillips
Berkeley
Quinn
Eckhart
Rice
R.F
Mad
Treveer
F. Brooke Whiting
Allegany Street
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Maryland
Citizens National Bank of Cumberland
THE
George L. Wellington
Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
George L. Wellingto
Ames A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert Macd
Thomas Fog
Ter G. Ad. Hetael
Henry J. G ‘Olzshu
German Savings Bank
D. Landwehr
Ey L. Wellington G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Sonrad Zimm
C. G. Holzshu
John Schiller
Jusman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
Jonn Schiller
H. A. Bachman
Young Post
Maryland Theatre
Lackey’s
Carolyn Carr
New York
Dorothy
W. F. Troxell
Washington Street
D.R. Baker
Beverly
E Dpd. Baker
F. Mertens’ Sons
Columbia Street
Virginia Haker
Chosen Friends Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Little Fredericx Street
Eagles
North
Mechanic Street
Spelling Bee
Hamilton School
Ruth Hinkle
Lester Little
Miss Hinkle
Henry Little
Misa
Loretta McGeady
Nanna Ruge
Mary Laffey
Miss Donahue
Allegany County Insane Hospital
Louis Stein
St. Michaels
Eckhart Mines
M. M. Thrasher
Hiram B. Wolfe
Liberty Street
Mary M. Thrasher
W. C. Thrasher
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroa
Top
Gil
Umd
Cumberlay Hays St
Frostby En
Ce Hovk
Eaves Frostburg
Sundari
Bathford Street
Goodman Alley
Shriver Avenue
Decatur Street
South Centre ‘Street
Baltimore Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co. Bonding
Insurance
North Centre Street
H. Speelman
Telephone
Tran
Edison Electric Ill. CO
Union Street
Cumberland, Maryland
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