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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1914

Page

2

Frostburg News Highlights Local Events and Theatre

Frostburg theaters feature Paramount Pictures program with stars like Jesse X and Max Wigman in two films Brewster's Millions and The Man On the Tox. Fraternal events include E M Thomas’s visit to Mountain City Council and Elks memorial at the Frostburg Opera House. The town records dances funerals and lodge activities along with agricultural talks by John McGill and a potato culture address.

Mount Frostburg Opera House Jesse X Lir Lashley Hosworth Brewster's Millions Max Wigman E. M. Thomas Baltimore Mountain City Council No. 11 Mountain Council No 11 Allewany County John McGill United States Cumberland Chamber of Commerce Grahamtown Mary J. Rank

Foresters and community notes fill Frostburg gathering

Irvin E. Gilbert won first and second prizes for good roads photographs near Frostburg and Cumberland. Henry F. Cook of Cumberland entertained by Court Frostburg No. 271 as past deputy supreme chief. a turkey dinner followed speeches. Out-of-town Foresters attended from Cumberland and Eckhart. Various residents visit friends in Bedford and Falls Church. Stewart ad error corrected for Style clothes agency. Upcoming Cotillion Club reorganizes with dances planned. Armory events and a Baptist church project paused by cold weather. Social notes include banquets, dances, and visits from Monessen, Charleroi, and Meyersdale residents.

Irvin E. Gilbert Frostburg Cumberland Forester Henry F. Cook Monarch Printing Company Maryland Court Frostburg Order of Foresters Cumberland Lodge Frostburg Lodge Ernest C. Scharf Ranger Ralph Gantt Stanley Hawkins A. O. H. Hall Yale Summit Fred Logdson John Nelson Charles Brynner Browney Eckhart Lavern Brynner Lizzie Logdson Goldie Pearson Eckhart Annie Reiley Margaret Reiley Margaret Williams Henry Akron Ohio Myles Higgins S. D. Wakenight Pittsburg Nicholas T Mary Hocking C. L. Long Collenne John Kerr Isabel Warner Lillian Porter Bedford Janie Powell Glenn Rock James Hanson Harry Hanson Mary Mary, Left Yesterday To Visit Mrs. Hanson’s Daughter, Mrs. Ellis Williams Falls Church James Spitznas Dickinson College Carlisle Albert Spitznas East Union Street

Westernport updates and regional notes headline

Daily district items note moves of railway engines to Ridgeley and Cumberland families relocating. Mines in the area operate on short time with Brown's mine and Bax ton mine reporting reduced output. West Virginia Pulp and Paper shifts shutdown to Saturdays affecting night workers. Y M C A movement gains traction in Westernport amid civic discussion. Local residents listed include J E Cheshire back at work, Teresa Thomas in hospital, and others with rheumatism or recovering.

Ridgeley Western Maryland Railway West Virginia Central Junction Cumberland West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Luke Paper Europe Cumberland Press J. EK. Cheshire Robert Pierce Piedmont Teresa Thomas Allegany Hospital John McMillan Western Maryland Hospital J. P. O'Donnell H. Clay Shaw D. J. Long Harrison W. Va Blake Kimmel Martinsburg Clarksburg Welton Collins

Keyser Police Explain Coombs Case and Local Jailed Fines

Chief Davis clarifies Coombs arrest leading to license revocation and a $20 fine for speeding and liquor influence. Docket notes Coombs admitted excess speed. prior warnings cited. Judge Bamberger fines $20 and revokes license for hauling passengers. Additional notes reveal other local arrests and court actions, plus county election results and upcoming community events.

Coombs Davis J. E. Coombs Piedmont Beatty Bamberger Keyser

Mrs Bennett Returns After Lonaconing Auto Crash

Mrs. W. F. Bennett of Piedmont, slightly injured in an automobile accident in Lonaconing, returns home. She was treated locally and released, with no serious injuries reported.

Bennett Westernport Fairview Street Piedmont W. F. Bennett Lonaconing

Notable Local Returns and Rail Official Tour

Clarence Kidwell was brought home from Mt. Clemens after rheumatism baths left him too weak to stand. Mrs. Cora Mitchell returned to Fairmont. A. J. Boor, Western Maryland Railway agent, begins his annual vacation and plans a tour of the East. GEN. H. L. SCOTT NEW ARMY "49.

Clarence Kidwell Mt. Clemens Cora Mitchell Fairmont A. J. Boor Western Maryland Railway Boor

War Department to Name New Chief of Staff

The War Department is set to reveal the successor to Maj. Gen. William W. Wotherspoon as chief of staff. Brig. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, the current assistant chief of staff, is widely expected to receive the appointment. Scott, a Kentucky native and West Point graduate of 1879, has served in the Indian wars, Cuba, the Philippines, and more recently commanded the border patrol in Texas and Arizona during the Mexican tense period.

War Department William W. Wotherspoon Hugh.l. Scott Wotherspoon Scott Cuba Wood Phillipine West Point Teaxs Arizona Kentucky Benj. Franklin

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