Cumberland Man Weds in Wilmington in Diamond League
The Cumberland man Wyand F. Doerner married Miss Anne Thomas Reilly at St. Marys Pro Cathedral Wilmington N C The ceremony featured a ring rite and nuptial mass with a pink white color scheme The couple will reside at 226 Mechanic Street Cumberland Md Doerner works for a Cumberland lumber firm and will honeymoon at Saratoga Springs N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyand F. Doerner
William H. Doerner
North
Mechanic Street
Anne Thomas Reilly
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Evening Dispatch
St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral
J. W. Reilly
James Reilly
Francis Doerner
Father C. Dennen
Father Watkins
St. Mary’s Cathedral
A. H. Yopp
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Miss Helen Scott Reilly
Thomas Henry Wright
Sedley B. Symmes
Marie Newhelser
Cumberland
Killarney
Misses Doerner
Gerard Doerner
Dallas
Texas
Bayne Price
Ledley B. Symmes
Isadore Lockjaw
Dan Lockjaw
James Owen Reilly
Nun Street
Bible talk and men of St. Paul organize group
This evening at 7 45 the pastor Reverend ML Enders of St Pauls Lutheran will discuss ancient Babylon in a Bible lecture. After service at 8 30 the men will meet to organize plans and elect officers led by President Lawrence Kimes and secretary Russell Bortz with the aim of enrolling fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Enders
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Qutheran
ML Enders
Babylon
Far East
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Judah
Jordan
Euphrates
Yaniel
Golden Empire
St. Paul's
Lawrence Kimes
Russell Lbortz
E. F. Reich
Charles H. Brandler
Wm. M. Englehart
C. P. Bricker
Neal Bageant
H. A. Manney
Ralph Rizer
Tilden Brotemarkle
A. Burton
Clifton Shuck
Mr. Kitzmiller
Russell Bortz
Roy Kimes
Paul Williams
John Rompf
Hdn. Treiber
Harry Campbell
James Miller
John Rhind
Ralph May
B Smith
Paul’s
Mount Pleasant Couple Wed Before Dawn at Central Methodist
David Lester Patterson and Miss Nina Emma Schupe of Mount Pleasant Pa were married at the parsonage of Central Methodist Episcopal Church South before daybreak Tuesday after they woke Deputy Clerk Thomas A Jeonari to issue the license. The couple hurried to forestall parental objection attempts to block the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lester Patterson
Nina Emma Schupe
Mount Pleasant
Central Methodist Episcopal Church South
Thomas A. Jeonari
Arrest of Carrie Ross in Hagerstown on Springdale street
Acting on a request from Chief Frndinger of Hagerstown, Patrolman Clark detained Mrs. Carrie Ross known locally as Carrie Micks with a male companion on Springdale street after a telegram arrived. She was held on a $250 bond by Hagerstown authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frndinger
Hagerstown
Carrie Ross
Eisenhauer
Clark
Springdale Street
Ross
Carrie Micks
Death of Havenner Baking Co president Ben J S Graves
Benjamin J S Graves 62 longtime Havenner Baking Company president and treasurer died at his Chevy Chase Maryland home after a yearlong illness. Born near Hancock Maryland November 3 1864 he joined the bakery at age 20 and led the cooperative firm. He held posts with Dupont Garage Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Chesapeake and Potomac Steamship companies and served on the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce. He was a Mason church trustee and member of Sons of the American Revolution. Survived by three sisters, unmarried, with ties to Cumberland and Mountain Lake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin 8. Graves
Havenner Baking Company
Washington
Benj. Charlton
Graves
Dupont Garage
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Steamboat Company
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan M. E. Church
Sons of the American Revolution
Commercial
Columbia Country Clubs
Mr. Graves
William 8
Chevy Chase
Abigail
Virginia Graves
Cumberland
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Hancock
Grandfather Promise Echoes in a Cryptic Weekend Note
A fragmentary historical text hints at a promise to return when called. The passage presents a disrupted line with garbled words and a cryptic reference to a surprising event noted in a weekly issue. The readable portions suggest a personal pledge amid unclear surrounding context.
Four Allegany Boys Get Free Trips to Baltimore
Four Allegany County farmer boys will travel to Baltimore on the 19th and 20th with all expenses paid. The top two in the corn contest and the top two in the potato contest will be selected. The Baltimore Sun will cover railroad costs for three boys, and the local Chamber of Commerce will fund one additional boy to ensure two representatives per contest. Maryland Agricultural College and state farm officials will host the visitors free of charge, with a Baltimore Boy Scout assigned to each youth. The program includes auto trips and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Agricultural College
State Farm
Loca County
John McGill, Jr
Reuben Brigham
Boys’ Club
Ork
College Park
Porter G Glison Porter Dies at 71 in Allegany County
Thomas Glison Porter 71 of 304 Green Street Frostburg native and longtime bookkeeper for Beall Baugh Co and Wellington Glass Co died at 5 am. Survived by wife Mary Oconnor and children C W Walker Owen L Porter Rose Annie and Lawrence Porter. Funeral Friday at St Michael's Frostburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glison Porter
Frostburg
Allegany County
Green Street
Wellington Glass Company
Illnes
Porter
Beall, Baugh & Co
Busines
Mary O’connor
Boston
Mass
C. W. Walker
Savannah
Owen L. Porter
Rose
Annie Porter
Lawrence Porter
Thomas M
Anne Porter
Gussan T. Porter
W. H. LeFevre
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Luncheon Honors Change in School Leadership
Dr. George L. Broadrup chaired a luncheon at the Eatwell restaurant on Virginia avenue honoring Professor F. Scott as he assumes charge and Professor J. J. Tipton relinquishing the principalship. County Superintendent John E. Edwards and board members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Broadrup
Board of Trustees of
Pennsylvania
Virginia Avenue
F. Scott
J. J. Tipton
John E. Edwards
Professor Scott
Professor Tipton
Eatwell
Ordway Arrested in Hagerstown on Freight Car Robbery Charge
Wade Ordway, sought for a week on freight car robbery, was arrested yesterday in Hagerstown by Sheriff King. He is held awaiting transfer for a hearing here. It is alleged he broke into several freight cars at Od town last week and stole valuable merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Ordway
Hagerstown
King
Ordway
Odtown
Race Against Time Planned By Uniontown Racing Assn
Uniontown Racing Association president W. Johnson will undertake a time trial trip from Philadelphia to Uniontown tomorrow. He will stop at Glison's Garage in this city and at Frostburg and Grantsville, traveling via Lancaster York Gettysburg and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Johnson
Uniontown Racing Association
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Glisons Garage
Frostburg
Yrantsville
Lancaster
York
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Obituary Madison Schafer 7 dies at home
Madison Schafer age 7 died last night at his home 8 Rolling Mill alley after years as city plumber and later retirement from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Survived by three sons Louis Charles Edward Schafer and daughters Mrs George Kreiglen Miss Mary Schafer of this city and Mrs William Shepherd of Mc Keesport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Schafer
Rolling Mill Alley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Louis
Charles
Edward Schafer
George Kreiglen
Mary Schafer
City
William Shepherd
McKeesport
Cumberland Aerie Plans Large Parade for White Way Opening
Philip W. Blake of the Cumberland chamber outlines the December 6 White Way opening in an Eagles meeting. The lodge votes to parade in full force for the Baltimore street reopening after repaving. A December 2 pig roast and an November 18 ball are also planned with local talent, inviting previous dance invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Blake
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Eagles
Cumberland Aerie
Argument on Crowl Case Nearing Verdict in Hagerstown
City briefs report the Crowl versus Mayor and City Council case moved to noon arguments after evidence finished this morning. Other items note mortgages in Allegany and a Grantsville marriage license, with county teachers receiving October salary checks. The Just Government League outlines a Western Maryland campaign, and Kelly Means is hospitalized after a razor attack in Ridgeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowl
Hagerstown
Just Government League of
Allegany County
Maryland
City Hall
Jim Jams Case: Washington Sent to Sylvan Retreat
Guy Washington a well known city figure was detained at the police station awaiting transfer to Sylvan Retreat. He was picked up on Green Street yesterday morning for acting queerly and found to be suffering from mania potu awaiting official commit to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Washington
Sylvan
Sylvan Retreat
Washington
Green Street
Mania Potu
Frostburg State Normal Defeats Troop 1 Scouts 22 to 6
Frostburg State Normal basketball team beat a No. 1 Troop of the Boy Scouts in the state normal gymnasium 22 to 6 on Tuesday afternoon. Timekeeper Miss Anna Mary Hyde. Referee Jas L. Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Frostburg State Normal
Boy Scouts
State Normal Gymnasium
Anna Mary Hyde
Jas, L. Carson
Friendship Bible Class Entertained at Mrs Miller’s Home
The Friendship Bible class of the M. P. Church Bedford Street, taught by Dr. E. Shaw, was entertained at Mrs. J. K. Miller’s home, 48 Bellevue Street, on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Bedford Street
E. Shaw
J. K. Miller
Bellevue Street
L. Shirey
Bridge
Washington Street
Local People Move and Visit Around Hagerstown Area
A parade of residents and visitors shown in brief notes includes John CC Wolford and Scott Kelso driving to Hagerstown. births at 423 Green Street. railway officials in Hag. Exposition attendance by Dr. J A Palmer. Steiner and Right on Western Maryland business. State’s Attorney-elect J Philip Roman visiting Oakland. families hosting and traveling between Piedmont Cumberland Brunswick and Baltimore. residences relocated in Flintstone and Hinton. trips to Pittsburgh and Grand Lodge meeting referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John CC. Wolford
Scott Kelso
Hagerstown
J. EB. Landedale
Green Street
Landsdale
W. P. Phares
Altamont Terrace
J. A. Palmer
Western Maryland Railway
C. A. Steiner
J. Philip Roman
Atorney
Richard J. Reuschiet
Raupach
W. J. Grimes
Cash Valley
Glencoe
Frank Leary
North Mechanic Street
Canton
Ohio
A. R. Sperry
Martinsburg
Mountain Lake Park
Piedmont
Cumberland
W. G. Meeks
Clarkeborg
Meeks
Pittsburg
Catherine Gorman
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Grafton
H P. Shaffer
Shaffer
Luther Hennett
Flintstone
Bedford Street
William Bratt
Mr. Brass
Brunswick
Society notes from Parkersburg and Meyersdale events
Social items recount a Parish House Junior Church Club dance with over thirty couples at Emanuel Episcopal Church. It lists hosts and guests at bridge gatherings, birthdays, and anniversaries, including Mrs. Anna Weber turning eighty four and the Beckman fortieth wedding anniversary. The Carroll Club held a dance and card party at Carroll Hall with ladies hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Junior Church Club
Edward Walton
Flaville Percy
Mary Sprigg
Ladies of the Carroll Club
Carroll Hall
Shoot for $100 in Lonaconing bird match
A live bird shooting event at Athletic Park Lonaconing on November 16 features William McNeil of Woodland facing Michael McCabe of Lonaconing for a $100 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
William McNeil
Woodland
Michael McCabe
Fire damages Bethlehem Steel plant in South Bethlehem
A major blaze at the Bethlehem Company plant in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania caused an estimated loss exceeding 1 million dollars.Authorities believe the fire originated from an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Steel
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Company
Complaints Decrease Baltimore Public Utilities Record
The Public Service Commission reports a sustained drop in complaints against utilities, reflecting improved service due to state regulation. For ten and a half months in 1914 there were 43 cases, far fewer than 189 in all of 1913 and far from the 1 in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Paw Paw merchant dies in suicide at his business
David Boxwell a well known Paw Paw merchant aged about 66 shot himself in his store on Saturday. He is survived by his widow and one daughter. Funeral services were held Monday. W H Maloney of Romney is listed as a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Boxwell
Paw Paw
W. H. Maloney
Romney
Letters That Wait at Cumberland Post Office
List of unclaimed letters ending November 6 includes Mrs. Lotta Aldrige Ammunition Mfg Co Walker Banks Miss Mery Beavers Herbert Brown ng Mrs. Mary Doherty H R Graebenstein Clyde BE Herbert Eugene Hunt Mrs. Frances S Jones Micha Kalal W Keady Lloyd Kines Mg and Mrs M D Lee R C McCand y J C McRnagh H H Mach Mrs Charles T Moore W Moore Walter Moses P J Millard A Norris Tony Orbroski B Ramsburg Clarence R Rice Bert Robertson Ed Rockwell B Smith H C Snyder Miss Street Miss Grace Swisher JJ Troutman B J Valentine Wallace W P Wickman Mrs Zarger William Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Post Office
Lotta Aldrige
Ammunition Mfg. Co
Walker Banks
Mery Beavers
Herbert Brownng
Mary Doherty
H. R. Graebenstein
Clyde BE. Herbert
Eugene Hunt
Frances S. Jones
Micha Kalal
W. Keady
Lloyd Kines
M. D. Lee
R. C. McCandy
J. C
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Barney
Mrs. Stubbs
Engage
Emily
Myst
Palais DO
Angelica
Mr.mac
South Cumberland
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
Imamond Howling League
the Colts
N. W. Rus
Sler
Cuba
Com
Turner
Colt
Eere Oaver
Esbet
Ards
Hspitanogle Wheeler
Ateevs Sane
South End
Pirlte’s
Imerials
Athletics
Wonders
Braves
Imperials
Whitesix
Thomas Randall
Stewart
Miss Manne
Wisenberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lena Hiner
Helen Nichol Nellie Schriver
Margaret Brady
Huth Brady
William Ltner
Edward Malone
Larry L. Smith
Stewart Avenue
Col
N. W. Russier
Jean Landis
Kifer, Md
Thomas Stickler
Elkins
W. Va
Frank Taylor and Family
Potomac Street
Kerns Cowger
Moorefield
A. D. Randall
Grand Avenue
North Carolina
Wyand
Cumberlanders
Ruassler
Weber
Heath Haines King
Colts
Athorens
Ben J.S. Graves
Allegany Boys
Thos, G. Porter
Scott and
Tipton
Oldtown
Florence I Martz
Walnut Street
Tasker G. Lowndes
Second National Bank
York Street
Harry G. Appel
Susan E. Appel
William
Fortney
William M. Farrell
Union Mining Company
Mt. Savage
Calvin E. Herring
Bessie E. Wiley
Grantsville, Md
Kelly Means
Shantytown
Allegany Hospital
Berry
Ridgeley
Blue Bridge
Means
Jimjams
Charles I. Bess
Hinton
Thomas E. Bess
John B. Macfarland
Bess
Grand Lodge of
West Virginia Masons
Charles W. Donnelly
Waverly Terrace
Martha Elvidge
Germantown
William S. Goodwin
Parkersburg
James P. Dunbar
Anna Weber
Meyersdale
High Street
Mary McKenzie
Anna Hurley
Emma
Margaret Weber
Father Quinn
Midland
Charles Schuntz
J. H. Griffin
Oldtown Road
Miss Heffron
Walsh
Rebekah HU
Otto Feabody
Lee St
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