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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1915

Page

5

Schools to Open Sunday Exhibits at Virginia and Pennsylvania Avenues

The South End news notes Virginia avenue and Pennsylvania schools will be open Sunday from 2 PM for parents to view pupil exhibits. Hundreds visited the Pennsylvania avenue school yesterday morning to see the year’s work and enjoy lawn exercises. G H Peters, a Baltimore and Ohio engineer, had an operation at Cottage State Hospital. Mrs H E Richardson, back from a missionary convention at Lacey Spring Virginia, re elected secretary of the association.

Cumberland Press Truitt Drug Co Virginia Avenue South End G. H. Peters Baltimore & Ohio Cottage State Hospital Connellsville H. E.richardson Lacey Spring Association

Western Maryland Railway Orders 15 Mallet Locomotives

The Western Maryland Railway Company has placed an order for 15 Mallet type locomotives to handle heavier loads. The project costs $275,000 as freight business grows, making new equipment a practical necessity.

The Western Maryland Railway Company

Russian officer Kalinsky earns first St George rank

Petrograd reports Lieutenant Kalinsky, famed as the orphan gunner, has earned the Order of St George second class after saving a gun at Gumbinnen, rejoining to protect another battery, then reconnoitering across the River Bohr with his brother. London notes seven Royal Berkshire men awarded for valor, headed by Acting Corporal Henry Day. A guard story ends with a German officer insisting on surrender to not surrender to English.

Gumbinnen Kallinsky Kal Iinsky Order of St Augustov Forest Lipsk Bohr Petrograd George Henry Day France George Badcock William Winter Winter Nalen G. Hill Hill Tommy London

Pennsylvania to Spend 160000 on National Pike

Frostburg reports that Pennsylvania plans to spend 160000 on the old National Pike. The funds will improve the historic highway across Washington Fayette and Somerset counties with 86000 dedicated to Washington County. State Highway Engineer Alexander Gray confirmed the plan and said work would begin promptly.

Washington Laboratory Meetiog Hill Scenery Hill Bridge Scenery Hill State Highway Department Pennsylvania Frostburg Good Roads W. F E. G. Hitchins Washington, Pa Maryland Fayette Somerset Alexander Gray

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