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Mrs. Anite Hines is identified in a brief nearby communities note, with readers invited to share additional local news and updates for future columns.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1914
Page
2
Mrs. Anite Hines is identified in a brief nearby communities note, with readers invited to share additional local news and updates for future columns.
Obituary notes state Mrs. Annie Hines aged 63 died at her home on East Hast street after weeks with Brights disease. She leaves many children and siblings with funeral set for St. Michael's church. Carrie Hopwood Shaw dies at 45, survived by husband and son. Cecil D. Price lands an inspector post in Cleveland. Halloween events at Beall High School and Normal School celebrated with dances and receptions. Benefit show planned for St. John's church tower fund. Model School pupils host Halloween party at the Normal School gym. Former Frostburger Jonathan Jenkins returns to Frostburg to reside and work.
Local notes report Mr Jenkins and family visits with details on the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Births, visits, and guests are listed from Frostburg to Cumberland. Glass workers organize union No. 54. Dugan Glass Plant to employ over 100. Community events include Halloween party, church campaign meetings, and bridge project updates with community figures in Frostburg and surrounding towns.
Dr and Mrs G H Wilson entertained the Mendelsohn Club Saturday in Eckhart with a hay wagon trip. Attendees included Sacha Price Maithland James Ada Lancaster Anna Spitznas Rena Rephorn Gladys Connor Jennie Smith Emma Filsinger Mamie Stewart and others.
Dr Norris fears bichloride mix up after mistaking water for poison. Local option speeches by Mr Fisher reach Carroll and Garrett counties. B R T Fair a week of dance and oyster supper in Keyser Armory. Hunting party returns empty but rabbits found. Keyser band aids Democratic speakers in Headsville. Social notes cover parcel post sale and gatherings at M E Church South. Personal items list residents in Cumberland, Chicago, New York, and beyond.
Edward Casey of Piedmont died at 4:25 AM from heart trouble after a 20 year old injury from a falling tree. He was 48 and a former justice of the peace and Eagles secretary. Funeral at St Peter’s Church. weitere notes: Charles Hook, Baltimore native and Piedmont father of Harry Hook, died. Officer Dornan set a drunkenness arrest record. Tri-Towns held a large Halloween celebration with parades and acts. local police increased presence. several residents mentioned with brief items about travel, visits, and skits.
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