Banquet outlines South Cumberland R R Y M C A league plans
The Baltimore and Ohio System Bowling League banquet in Cumberland will introduce speakers and set laws for the league. Attending officials include Thomas R. Stewart and H O Williams with many secretaries to be present. Grafton Keyser Cumberland Brunswick and Baltimore to be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Cumberland Organization
Culinary Department
League
Grafton
Keyser
Cumberland
Brunswick
Baltimore
George H. Winslow
Washington
T. E. Stacy
K. Smith
Oscar Fazenbaker Keyser
FP. J. Patton
W. CC. Montignant
Round Table Ends Frostburg Fall Session in Maryland
The 1915 Potomac Valley Round Table closed with Prof. Edward F. Webb addressing teachers from Garrett Allegany counties and West Virginia Eastern Panhandle. Messages by C. H Crowell and W. H White followed, with dances, music by Beall High School orchestra, and refreshments by Beall’s domestic science class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Potomac Valley Round Table
Edward F. Webb
Maryland State Normal School
C. H Crowell
Berkeley County
W. Va
Garrett
Allegany Counties
Panhandle
West Virginia
George Stern
Columbia University
W. Hi
W. H. Heck
University of Virginia
Beall High School
Saul Abramson
Margaret Ewald
Round Table
Gertrude Morgan
Area Notes with Cumberland Residents Visiting Far Cities
Local column lists Ed VanMeter of Cumberland selling his grocery stake and contemplating new location. Mrs. Gordon of Oakland drives to Baltimore for winter, while Grover Neff of Shaft visits his parents in Moorefield, and Frances Sloan tours Princeton Wilmington and New York. Other items note weddings, hospital stay, travel to Hancock and Baltimore, and university student Baldwin Bane elected law class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Neff
Shaft, Md
Moorefield
W. Va
Geo. Neff
Kate McCoy
Cumberland
R. J. Dyer
Ernest Graham
May Beck
Hancock
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Baldwin B. Bane
Washington and Lee University
C. L. Baner
Mary Morehead
Cumberland Street
Charles Atwell
P. J. Purcell
McDonald, Pa
Martinsburg
Dennis Buzzard
Bruzzard
G. H. Benford
Meyersdale
D. C. Fairney
C. J. Nawrath
Berkeley Springs
Warnick Convicted of Unlawful Shooting in West Virginia
Calvin Warnick found guilty of unlawful shooting in Keyser after deputized chase of Wilson near Barnum. Jury verdict stands despite motion for new trial as court weighs judgment. Nearby, Dr. I B Johnson attended a fatal burn case of a child to death before arrival. Miss Cora Ours traveled from Elkins to Petersburg for mother Mrs Gal Ours' death. Miss Ellause Wagoner of Stone Gap, a foreign missionary, departed after Dirt Missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnick
Wilson
Barnum
I. B. Johnson
Twin Mountain
John Shears
Cora Ours
Elkins
Petersburg
Gal. Ours
Cumberland
A. Arnold
Wilpse Suest
Mee. D
Society Notes Highlight Engagement and Gatherings
Miss Louise Edwards entertained matronly friends in honor of Miss Marie Somerville of Lonaconing whose November 10 wedding to Futcher Perry Smith will be at Alexander Park. Other events include a masquerade at Mabel Stevens’s North Mechanic street home and a 2:30 PM Monday gathering by Miss Katherine McMullen. The first rehearsal of the amateur charity show 1492 is set for Tuesday at Wertheimer's hall. The Girls' Friendly Society, led by Mrs. A M Lichtenstein, meets Monday in Emmanuel Parish House with Miss Powell to discuss aiding rural girls clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulcher Parry Smith
Cincinnati
Marie Somerville
Alexander Park
Lonaconing
Louise Edwards
Futcher Perry Smith
Miss Edwards
Elizabeth Blaser
Baltimore
Katherine McMullen
Miss Somerville
Benfit of Charity
Wertheimer's Hall
Girls’ Friendly Society
A. M. Lichtenstein
Emmanuel Parish
Miss Powell
Cumberland Girls
Garrett County Opens Hunting Season Next Wednesday
Garrett Hunting Season begins next Wednesday the 10th in Garrett County and lasts for one month. Local hunters may pursue deer in designated areas under state regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Garrett County
Many on honor rolls at La Salle Institute
At La Salle Institute the October honor roll and certificates of improvement were awarded in a ceremony led by Rev Brother Philip. Notables listed include William Glick George Reinhard Francis Fleckenstein Leo Dougherty and Henry Ways among many others. Examinations for the first quarter begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Salle
Acogl
LaSalle Institute
Brother Philip
William Glick
George Reinhard
Francis Fleckenstein
Leo Dougherty
Henry Ways
Edward Grant
John Malloy
Francis Loughney
Harold Getty
Paul Eutler
Francis Monahan
Edward McNamee
John Larkins
Charles Laing
Mark Malamphy
Francis Lippold
Elmo Coniff
Francis Prendergast
George Mullan
William Ways
John McMullen
Carl Firlie
Eugene Gunning
Harry Cline
Francis Carey
John Stump
James Sebold
Lewis Martin
Howard Hoffman
Edward Shertzer
Francis Templeton
Franklin Lear
James Liffey
Thomas Harbaugh
Simon Creegan
Carl Sell
John Barry
Francis Meyers
John Brady
Gregory Manthery
Francis Naughton
George Rinehard
Stonielaus Grant
Willian Blaul
Joseph Malfoy
Harry Ways
Francis Flickenstein
Dominic McDonald
Raphael Crogan
Francie Monahan
James Laffey
John Schellhaus
James Towley
Leo Pi
Randolph Sehry
Howard Hloffman
George Ward
Frank Lear
Justus Grabenstein
Ralph Lippold
Mortimore Twigg
John Condon
Elmer Cronin
Frederick Pfeiffer
Paul Gallin
Frederick Laing
John Keating
Joseph Brookman
Liquor Case Appeals Ordered For Reargument
Walter Capper and Captain J Philip Roman counsel for James Clark Distilling Co report the US Supreme Court has ordered reargument of liquor shipment cases involving Adams American Express Western Maryland Railway. If kept to regular order the cases may not be heard for nearly a year. Capper seeks to advance proceedings and has asked Lawrence Maxwell to file a motion on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Capper
J. Philip Roman
The
James Clark Distilling Co
Capper
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Auto Crash on National Pike Injures No One
James KR Gattens and Samuel Drewbeck escaped injury when their automobile struck two telegraph poles near the Standard Of warehouse on the National Pike. Gattens blamed a broken steering gear for losing control, narrowly avoiding a collision with County Commissioner Walter T. Parker’s car. The vehicle is owned by Hugh Gattens, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer residing at 23 Virginia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KR Gattens
Samuel Drewbeck
Gattens
National Pike
Standard of
Walter T. Parker
Parker
Hugh Gattens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Avenue
Ground Hog Arrested Over Coal Theft at Canal Wharf
An elderly man known as Ground Hog was arrested on a warrant from Consolidation Coal Co for stealing coal from cars at Window Street canal wharf. He will have a hearing Monday. The man, famed in the city, once lived in a burnt mattress factory and later in a cave by the C. and O. Canal, where he kept a fire with stolen coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
C. & O. Canal
Mrs Arnold Speaks at Calvary M E Meeting
Mrs David A Arnold secretary of St Episcopal Church South spoke at a Calvary M E Church South meeting yesterday afternoon. She then planned an address at Myur chapel to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
David A. Arnold
Moorefield
Methst Episcopal Church
South
Calvi M. E. Church
Afyur Chapel
Obituary notices from Baltimore and Ohio wreckmaster and others
Funeral services for Charles C Beck Baltimore and Ohio wreckmaster who died accidentally set for Sunday from 22 Decatur Street at 3 pm Rev Farl Bergner will officiate Burial in German Lutheran cemetery Also obituary for Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Lee wife of Thomas M Lee conductor died at 38 Beal Street Surviving husband six sons and two daughters and extended family Funeral from St Patrick Church to burial in S S Peter and Paul cemetery Also notices for Mrs Margaret Schaidt John E Trout and Mrs Malinda M Graham with details of their funerals and burial plans across local Lutheran and Catholic parishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Trinity M
E. H. Cordry
Charles van Horn
Pathe
Religious Work Committee
Baltimore and Ohio
Leader
International Committee
Setomorrow
Farl F. Bergner
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Burtal
Catherine Elizabeth Lee
Thomas M. Lee
Western Maryland Railway
Beal Street
James
Thomas
Clarence
Louis
Thornton
Charles
Hallie
Ethel Lee
J.B. Spicer
Piedmont
W. Va
Charles Spicer
Grafton
Agnes Hissett
Keyran Bissett
Luke
Lillian Spicer
Cumberland
Clara
Lucretia Spicer
Lee
Ladies
Order of
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
S&s. Peter & Paul's Cemetery
North Centre Street
Margaret Schaidt
Second and
Oak Streets
Central Lutheran Church
Rev. M. Gailmeier
German Lutheran Cemetery
John E. Trout
Potomac Street
Albert V
Walter J
Ernest Weller
George T. Welton
George Robinette
Williamsport
Mamie Della
Dora Trout
D. W. Barnes
FE. G. Gunnell
Baltimore
Malinda M. Graham
Sarah Coleman
Wallace Street
George L. Graham
Cleveland
Ohio
Harpers, Ferry
Local Notables Attending NCR Convention in Dayton
City briefs list residents from Pitcairn Cumberland Frostburg Meyersdale Keyser Philippi Volga and Tyrone among attendees as H W Rether of National Cash Register heads to Dayton for a company convention to foster unity and service. Real estate transfers and a Union Street versus Centre Street football clash show local activity with details on names, places, and brief outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Brindle
Camille 8. Roberts
Pitcairn
David E. Wilson
Arilla M. Shartz
Cumberland
Donald S. Parsons
Elizabeth D. Aspinall
Frostburg
Perry (. Burkholder
Orpha Hostetter
Meyersdale
George W. Thummon
Ethel M. Davis
Keyser
W. Va
David L. Daugherty
Philippi
Mae S. Maxson
Volga
H. W. Rether
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Alt
Died at Barton Barton Md Veteran of Civil War
Dominic Arnold aged 76 died at his Barton home November 6 following a long decline. A Civil War veteran on the Union side he was famed for patriotism and for waving the flag on public occasions. Survived by five sons Harman Simon Dom Frank and three daughters Mary Mante and another sister. Funeral planned at St Gabriel’s church Barton with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Domeinick Arnold
Arnold
Dom
Harman
Simon
Frank
Ohio
Mary
Mante
Michael McGreaves
Westernport
St. Gabriel's Church
Ton
Moorefield Enacts Curfew for Youth After 9 P.M.
The Moorefield council passes a curfew ordinance prohibiting any child under 14 from being on the streets after 9 p.m. from March 20 to September 29, unless supervised by a parent or responsible person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Council of
Fatal hunting accident claims life of 18 year old Harry
Harry Mervine aged 18 and his brother Roy 16 were hunting when a gun discharged while climbing a fence. The shot fatally wounded Harry on the scene. he was carried to the home of Martin Diehl where he died before a physician arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Templeton Mervine
Bedford
Roy
Martin Diehl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barney
Mrs. Mac
South Cumberland
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
Luther Martin
Anna May Schaidt
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Matearct Shaidt
Lise Mee ‘Ewitt
Scottvale
Porter R. Allbrigh
South Caribor
C. H W. Keys
Dogroe Ss
Eareer
Calcutta
H. O. Williams
Railroad Department
Ulery
Sanford Ulery
Verda Ruble
Pierce, W. Va
Walter Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. Eugene Richardson
United Brethren Church
Elisha Durst
Frank L. Groff
Berlin
John Cross
Lafayette Avenue
Nola Stalings
Gap
F. A. Fisher
Wishinyer
Reynolds
Campbell A
Crist
Total
Persualls
Ed VanMeter
Mr. VanMeter
Robert Nt. Gordon
Oakland
Frances Swan Sloan
Pinceton
Wilmington
Del
New York
Mrs
Leroy Horton
Prospect Square
Marie Neubeiser
North Carolina
Doerner-Riley
C. F. Bergner
Utica
N. Y
Eugene Kean
Smallwood Street
William Hausman
Western Maryland Hospital
Carl Hall
Washington, D. C
Charles Goss
Maryland Avenue
Frank Hudson
J. R Hoblitzell
Hattie Bovey
Bernard Grubb
Calvin Warnick
Bull's
Soe
Gay
Mabel Stevens
North Mechanic Street
Bro
Philip
United States Supreme Court
Adams and American Express
Western
Maryland
West
Virginia
James LD. Maher
National Liquor
Beck
Charles C. Beck
Ter
Decatur Street
J. Bk. Trout
Malinda Graham
Harvey RB. Brooks
Neely N. Bowers
Prunxsutawney
Andrew C. Klossey
Mary Giles
Tyrone
Edward Russell
Estelle Whitaker
Belle Fonte
Winmer Bowman
Wesley C. Light
Boyd Avenue
Jonathan Jenkins
Edward R. Bradley
King Realty Company
Alice J. Swartzwelder
Washington Street
William M. Somerville
Taylor C. Twigg
Walter J. Boyd
Spring Gap
Taylor C. Twieg
Oldtown Road
Hubert B. Snively
Fort Hill Terrace
James E., Earson
Real Estate and Securities Company
Frederick S. Robinette
Charles RB. Robinette
Oldtown
Union Street
Centre Street
Barham
C. Burke
Oglebay
R. Adams
Walsh
Danner Miller
Magregor Young
Lawson W. Burke
Offutt Gunning
L. Shearer Barham
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cumberland Lodges
Dominick Arnold
Field
J. H. Griffin
Spirella
Miss Heffron
N. Lee St
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