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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1915

Page

2

Frostburg Wireless Storm Indicator Planned by Local Railway

The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co plans a wire storm indicator over its Frostburg office to warn residents within 100 miles of an approaching storm. The device doubles as a wireless telegraph station for Boy Scouts and will also register standard time from Arlington Heights Station. Builders include Frostburg locals Alexander Rankin and others.

Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co Broadway Frostburg Arlington Heights Washington, D. C Alexander Rankin Geo. Atkinson J. W. Stewart C. H. Leatham William Leatham

Why Ford Succeeded and Other Local Notes

A mosaic of brief items: Clothcraft ads touts best materials and tailoring at ten to twenty dollars. A Grantsville Boy Scout rally, mostly from troop No. 3, will camp at Casselman Inn for three days and announce the date later. Local ailments and incidents include Miss Mamie Dando’s pneumonia, Mrs. James McFarland’s neuralgia, a 12 day infant well, and 12 year old Leslie Steele’s eye injury treated by Dr. Fechtig. An Eckhart girl Florence Myers was moved to Miners Hospital. Charles Shields Jr plans a summer stay in Denver for asthma treatment and work. Inter-State Society debate at Ball High School crowned negative winner Mrs. Elizabeth Hitchins with judges Whiting, Huser, and Cool. audience observed with evident interest.

Grantsville Casselman Inn Mamie Dando James McFarland Hill Street Leslie Steele John Steele Allegany R. Y. Fechtig Cumberland Isaac Sweitzer Florence ‘Myers Samuel Myers Eckhart Miners’ Hospital Charles Shields Union Street Denver Col Mr. Shields Ball High School Elizabeth Hitchins F. Brooke Whiting William A. Huser Gibert Cool

Moonlight Hills of Maryland on Market

Folger McKinsey wrote the words for The Moonlight Hills of Maryland with music by Rev. P G Saffran of Frostburg. The folder art shows the Narrows at the Stone Bridge and the Bentz town Bard is linked to the Baltimore San. Marie Lehmayer and Oscar Kranich wed in York Pa, with her Frostburg ties noted.

Rev. Saffran Moonlight Hills Maryland Folger McKinsey Bentztown Baltimore San Rev P. G. Saffran Narrows Stone Bridge Abram Jandorf York Marie Lehmayer Oscar Kranich George Stern Frostburg

Subscriptions Urged to Inform Rep About Delivery Delays

LONACONING bureau of The Cumberland Press urges subscribers to notify representative Joseph Baumann immediately if newspaper delivery is not prompt. The notice lists Yaste's Confectionery and the Buncrum staff contact details.

Bureau of the Cumberland Press Bureau of Cumberland Press Carl C. Firle

Sophomores Defeat Juniors In Central High Debate

The Sophomore class of Central High defeated the Juniors in a spirited debate on the question Whether Religion should be taught in Maryland public schools. Myron Price and Marton Hell defended the affirmative in what was described as one of the beat debates in the community.

Central High Maryland Myron Price Marton Hell

A Merry Company Operetta by Midland School Children

The Midland public schools staged A Merry Company an operetta presented by the children in Ward's program. The performance showcased young talent and school spirit in a community recital setting.

The Midland Public Schools

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the Palace Charlie Chapman the Winged Messenger Richard Stanton Elizabeth Burbridge H. W. Lindawood Lindawood Janet Margaret Ralph Buena Vista Buena Vista High School Southern M. E Virginia Pennsylvania W. F. Roach Spring Street W. E. G. Hitchins Michael Doolan Roach Church Services Congregational Church H. S. Barnes New York W. H. Cook Bowery Street Young Peoples C. E. Society Ladies’ Aid Ford One Price Outfitters Forstburg, Md Jandorf-Lehmayer the Clothcraft Store Salem Reformed Church William M. Tinker Conrad Gantt Martinsburg W. Va Samuel Green West Virginia John Kenney Blaine Alice Carroll Dorothy Carroll Maud Conley Lance Leroy Ridgeley Margaret Krause Washington Street Ohio State University A. J. Fesenmeier W. A. Buchholtz M. W. Race Minnie Hitchins Topeka Kan S. Gring Hefelbower Joseph Carroll Pacific Coast Mary Johns Kemp's Restaurant Kemp’s Restaurant L. M. Meadows & Co Frostburg Book Store Lear and Oliver Mal Hanson's Kemp's Georges Creek John Ternent Colleene Edwards James Glenn Minnie Love Ruth Bear Hugh MccIndoe Presbyterian Church H. W St. Peter's Episcopal Church St. Peter’s Episcopal Church First Baptist Church J. P. Filson Young’s People Meeting Associated Bible Students Murphy’s Hall Jackson St Philip C. Ladato Baltimore Angeline Earnest H. L. Earnest Clarksburg T. Cecil Miller Earnest Marshall's Store Railroad Street Midland Wm. M. Bell Lonaconing Maytitt Opera House Thomas Jackson Milton Russell Alex Wilson Irvin Thomas Madison Bowen Herbert Thrasher Luther Owens Henry Laslow James Tight William F. Broderick Ocean Miller Prof. Poland St. Joseph's Catholic Church Holy Name Society Price Poland Peter Briner John Creamer Edward Corrigan Peter Kenney John McGeady Owen McGreavy Joseph McMahon Main Street Mr. McIndoe Clarence A. Cavanaugh James P. Stakem Charles Chesinger Stony River Dam Samuel Alcott Frostburg-Cumberland Cleveland, O Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Wheeling Jacob Hafer Dayton E. Union St J. B. Williams CO E. Main Street North Centre St Benjamin Franklin Citizens National Bank GEO. L Wellington Hugh A. McMullen W. L. Morgan George L. Wellington James A, Motenry Simon Rosenbaum Warren White Geo. D. Landwehr Robert McDonald Thomas Footer G, H. Hewel Henry J. Glick Charles J. Holzsbo Geo. L. Wellington Geo Landwher Vice Press. Co G. Holashu James A. McHenry Geo, D. Landwehr Conra Insman Rosenbaum John Achiller J.N.M. Brandier H. A. Bachman Immerman South East Col Baltimore and Centre Sts Cumberland, Maryland Omar Khain Herghthsemane Civic Club Lonaconing Civic Club Girls Club Westernport Cumberland & Westernport Electric By. Co Barton Electric Railway William Davis James Noel South Lee Street Lazarus Millinery Baltimore St Tripolas Eros North Mechanic St Continental Mills Tailoring CO UNION McMullen Bros Union Tailors
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