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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1914

Page

7

Local residents and visitors noted in Frostburg area column

A congested Frostburg notes listing visitors and residents including L A Tutwiler a district B and O official visiting the city unions. It records other movements such as Carl Meyers breaking his arm at a brick yard and Vera Williams studying nursing spending vacation with her parents in Frostburg. Various local people travel to Baltimore Washington and Hancock with family visits and trips by automobile.

Carl Meyers Maple Street Frostburg Vera Williams Western Maryland Hospital Joe Coniff James 8. Coniff Baltimore and Ohio Weston W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Ralroad Maude Hodgson A .H. Hodgson Moorefield Foster Hartzell Valparaiso University Valparaiso Ind D. Percy Hartzell Weller State Board of Road Commissioners F. B. Wiliams Boston Mass Queen City Joseph Hirsh Lobe Balti Charles G. Watson Baltimore M. Carl R. J. Allen Harry Butta Charles Green Ernest Seaber Harry Weir Town Creek Joseph G. Matt North Centre Street W. H. Ash Cumberland Street Hancock J. Wiliam Murray

Frostburg Visitors and Col Pearre in Baltimore and Weeerstown

Frostburg visitors traveled to Baltimore on Sunday while Col. George A. Pearre was in Weeerstown on Saturday for business and in court.

George A. Pearre Weeerstown

First Communion Held at SS Peter and Paul’s Church

Sixty children 35 girls 25 boys received their first Holy Communion at a 7:30 AM Mass at SS Peter and Paul’s Church. Rev Father Dominic led the ceremony with deacon Father Austin and sub deacon Father Gaudens. afternoon May Day devotions and baptismal vows followed led by Father Dominic with assistants.

SS. Peter and Paul’s Father Dominic Father Austin Father Gaudens Rudolph Father Ansgar

Golden Eagle Convention Opens In Hagerstown

The Grand Castle of Maryland Knights of the Golden Eagle holds its annual meeting in Hagerstown with broad Allegany county representation. Representatives include Elmer Kight from Frostburg and four from Pride of Allegany Castle No 25 in Cumberland: John Romp John W Gray Clifton E Fuller and R Lee Frye.

Grand Castle Maryland Knights of the Golden Eagle Hagerstown Allegany County Castle of Westernport Frostburg Elmer Kight Pride

Frostburg Lighting Plant Sold to Baltimore Firm

The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company plans to purchase the Frostburg Mining Lighting and Manufacturing Company that supplies electricity to Frostburg and nearby areas. The deal awaits Public Service Commission approval. The firm also eyes a 50,000 horsepower Cumberland area power project or a Cumberland plant with transmission to Allegany County customers.

Baltimore Sun Hagerstown

Ursuline Sister Celebrates Silver Jubilee in City Church

Sister Mary Ignatia Wrinker of the Ursuline Convent Fayette Street marked a silver jubilee as a Ursuline nun. A high Mass was sung at SS Peter and Paul Church by Rev Father Dominic with deacon Father Norman and sub-deacon Father Marcellus. The children's choir performed Wilkin's Ave Maria at offertory and parish children offered congratulations at 3 PM.

Mary Ignatias Wrinker Ursuline Convent Fayette Street Ursuline Order SS Peter and Paul's Father Dominic Norman Marcellus Wilkin Jesus Wiegand

Church Mortgage Burned at Filkins West Virginia Service

The mortgage on the United Brethren Church property at Filkins West Virginia was burned during Sunday morning services as the last dollar of indebtedness was paid off.

United Brethren Church Filkins W. Va

Vital Statistics For Week Ends May Twenty Third

The weekly report lists eleven births and seven deaths. Births include nine fathers and mothers named with dates from May 14 to May 21. deaths feature six individuals with ages ranging from 10 to 76, recorded between May 16 and May 22.

O. P Maud W. Bricker Leonard Margaret S. Conner Riley Neema A. Twigg J. and Phoebe C. Lehman Lester Sarah O. Kerens Catherine W. Dunlap Bernard Eleanor N. Wilson Basil Bertha B.wilson James E Carolye W. Nixon Charles Harvicon Elizabeth C. Roberts Frank B Ethel R. Ryan Chas. W. Dedaon Frank B. Seeley James Wm. Beal Edward Rank Mary E. Weaver John Weigand Flora Foard

Applications for Retail Liquor Licenses in Allegany County

Notices announce applications filed May 25 under Maryland acts for licenses to sell spirituous and fermented liquors at specified premises near the Western Maryland Railway in Kelfer Allegany County. Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days. Owner of the premises is Patrick W. Kavanaugh.

Peter General Assembly of Maryland Allegany Courty Circuit Court Allegany County

Robbers Entry at Swank & Son Hardware Store

Brunswick woke to a robbery scare as the George M. Swank & Son hardware store was entered in the night and $190 worth of revolvers and knives were stolen. Investigators pursed the case amid the quiet morning.

Theft and robbery reports spark sender offers free jewelry

A fragmented notice describes a break in at Jacob Ephraim store with a lock smashed and a hammer used from Swank store. It cites a prior Brunswick robbery and a $400 haul from Ebert hardware. An accompanying sales pitch promotes Spearmint Gum with a free Vango necklace and Evelyn Thaw bracelet for 50 cents, issued by American Sales Company, Dayton Ohio.

Jacob Ephraim Ephraim Place Frederick Brunswick Ebert Hardware New York Evelyn Thaw

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Streett'’Ss Bakery Marie E. Clark Beall Street Mary E. Geary Green Street Washington L. A. Tutwiler South Cumberland Russell Diehl Cumberland Baseball Tam Diehl Genevieve Getty St. Patrick’s School W. G. Lavene Tunnelton Preston County Woodie Grafton Carl S Gray Ennes Western Maryland Railway West Virginia Arthur Beckman Municipal Service Bureau Cumberland Chamber of Commerce F. W. Fochtman Fochtman Walter Walton Clarence O'Walker Trene Butler Josephine Martz Mildred Sell John McDonald Claude Jett Notley Barnard Roy C. Daw Mervin Lambert Decature Street Yester Mary Holzshu G. Wouts Kolzshu Marie Holzshu Joseph Kirby Court Ing James McSorley Carl Shaffer John Meyer Frederick Rice Francis Brookman James Cunningham Laurence Dressman Paul Fleckenstein Lewis Goellner Joseph Kieffer Alfred Kleinhofer John Long Charles Mackert Wyant Messman Raymond Sell Francis Soethe Rudolph Steppe John Winfield Paul Griese Anthony Seroak Norman Gentz Norbert O'Donell Lemuel Patterson Mary McKenzie Elizabeth Steele Ursula Fechtman Margaret Yarnell Bertha Baumwauer Elizabeth Matt Eleonora Gerdeman Grace Row Dorothy Schober Cassilda Keifer Helen Och Irene Frey Rita Goellner Florence Hall Susana Haselberger Sarah Krueghen Teresa Lueck Mary McAbee Elizabeth McDermott Hilda Murray Katherin Nee Ruth O'Leary Clara Rice Margaret Wallace Eugenia Wiesenmiller Francis Golden Eagle Convention Frostburg Lighting Sisters Ignatias Victrolas W. F. Frederick Piano CO Baltimore St Cumberland, Md J. L. Howard Wm. Billmyre Harrison and George Streets Howard & Billicyre Baltimore Street Siddie Cumberland Frederick Street Biddle A. R. Bender Dis Hardware Store George M. Swank & Son American Sales Company Dayton, Ohio Bishop's Motorcycle Garage Front Street General Electric Edison Mazda Edison Electric Hil Union St Leader Garage Ford E. Laing Ave Keys Hotel J. J. Zapf
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