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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1914

Page

2

Frostburg Pioneers New Mountain Road To Johns Rock

W E G Hitchins leads plan for a new Frostburg to Johns Rock road two and a half miles away needing at least 500 dollars with 150 already raised. Townsend surveyed the route at his expense. Workmen clear timber and lay crushed stone while right of way is mostly donated. Johns Rock sits high above the surrounding valley offering far reaching views. The road could open to tourists next spring with sign posts and iron chairs for viewing.

W. E.G. Hitchins Johns’ Rock Urg G. Townsend Ms. Hitchins Bordenau Company Winebrenner John’s Dan's Mountain Meadow Mountain Niger Mountain Pan's Mountain Four Mile Ridge Big Savage Mountain Hitchins Frostburg

Local residents face illnesses and community notices

SOHOOHO CHO CEO CHO formed that she has an ulcerated stomach and will have to undergo treatment for at least three weeks. Carl Smeltz, Bowery street, is ill. Ellen and Catherine, two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whetstone, Spring street, have been seriously ill for the past week with bronchitis. T. A. Hoffman of Edinburg, Va., is visiting with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William W. Downey, Red Gate. All members of Aerie No. 1273, F. es are requested to meet at yin ee Shea building, this Gate A recian at seven o'clock, for the ase of turning out in parade with the Aerie Band. The funeral of Mrs. Robert Robinson, Sr., was held today. she was one of the oldest residents, active in church. Dr. J. D. Skilling shows improvement. family visits. Community social events include bridge and 500 card parties. local meetings and church services noted.

Carl Smeltz Bowery Street Ellen Catherine Charles Whetstone Spring Street T. A. Hoffman Edinburg William W. Downey Red Gate Ae Aerie No F. Es Yin Ee Shea Recian Aerie Band Thomas H. Morgan Sec’y William Engle Coatsville Washington Street Kennison Grant Street Mechanic Street Richard Cline Otto Hohing Mr. Long Main Street Robert Cook East Main Street Bernard Powers Cumberland Press Mary Johns Frost Avenue Mercy Hospital Baltimore Robert Robinson Scotch Hill H. L. Earnest First Presbyterian Church Oak Hill Cemetery J. D. Skilling Skilling W. Q. Skilling David M. Skilling Webster Grove St. Louis Fannie Skilling Cornwallis-on-Hudson N. Ys C. D. Johnson Knoxville Tenn J. B. McAlpine Cumberland Constable Cook Phillip Bernard Allegany Garrett Counties Daniel Jones Annie Ternent A. Spier & Co E. H. Sincell and Son C. M. Sincell Oakland Olin Durst Thomas Stakem Parkersburg W. Va Bessemer Engine Co John A. Smith Frostburg Arthur F. Smith Central High School Miners’ Hospital Mary Frew Huntcom Woods Grocery Store Jackson Street Maud Creighton Price & Rosenbaul Alex Sloan Percy Sloan Florence Gibson Midland David Williamson Mt. Savage Hamilton Church Street

Epworth League Rally Week Plans Rallying Word

Epworth Leaguers announce a week of evening services starting tomorrow with open air song on the church lawn each night except Saturday. The program features Rev John A Gross and leaders from Cumberland and Keyser with a Sunday Nov 29 Thanksgiving session led by Richard W Thrush.

Epworth John A. Gross Joseph Young Cumberland Epworth League J. S. Fleming James Stevenson Carlos J. A. Grose Junior League Richard W. Thrush Keyser W. Va

Rabbit dinners mark early hunting season in town

The hunting season opens with a rush and rabbit dinners become a daily occurrence. A party including John Krietzburg Stanley Snyder Marshall and Russell Porter returned by car with twenty rabbits. John Grace and family from Detroit are visiting. Mrs Owen Price Jr returns from Clarksburg after visiting her sister Mrs J W Carter whose children have recovered from diphtheria. The Mendelssohn Club will rehearse Sunday at Mountain View Farm and at Joseph Cook's Grahamtown residence Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Kreitzburg of Frostburg hosted a bachelors party Tuesday evening with a nicely arranged program.

John Krietzburg Stanley Snyder Marshall Russell Porter Mendelssohn Club Mountain View Farm Joseph Cook Grahamtown William Kreitzburg Frostburg

Cumberland Press urges prompt delivery and news tips

The Tri-Towns Bureau of The Cumberland Press asks subscribers to notify the local representative R. A. Hoffmeister if papers are not delivered promptly. Patrons and friends are invited to telephone updates and other news items to the Cumberland Press representative.

Bureau of the Cumberland Press Yaste Joseph Baumann Representative Bureau of the Cumberland Press R. A. Hoffmeister The

W Va Pulp and Paper Co denies shutdown orders

In the Cumberland Press the report of orders to shut down the W V Pulp and Paper Co mill at 6 p m Saturday was declared false. Officials said no such orders have been issued though future actions remain unknown.

Cumberland Press W. Va

Police Court Roundup in Westernport Trials and Fines

In Police Court Westernport A Linkswater was tried by Magistrate L T Cross and found guilty. He was sentenced to two years in Jessups Cut. Linkswater had been tried and sentenced earlier and was on parole. Ed Grages faced drunkenness charges and was fined four dollars plus costs. Henry Moses, tied to a police operation, involved in three arrests last night with details incomplete.

A. ©. Linkswater L. T. Cross Jessups Cut Linkswater Parolle Henry Moses Brennan

Funeral notice for Sloan Ford in Eckhart

James A. Mullen and family attended the funeral of Sloan Ford at Eckhart today with Mr and Mrs Warran Whlliamas also present.

James A. Mullen Warran Whlliamas Sloan Ford Eckhart

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John Kenney George Lucas, Sr William Lucas, Jr Minnie Filer Maggie Adams Bella Spiers Timothy Cullen Patrick Joyce John Philpot Thomas Stevenson Isabelle William Fairgrieve Lizzie Hitchins John O'Neal Mary Kenney E. M. Thomas Jorge S. Davis J. A. Young R. F. Chamney Ulysses Hanna Social Fifty Club Barton Westernport Lonaconing William J. Dailey Eva G. Nash Emma V. Bepler Casino Reynolds Allegany County Baptist Sunday School Association First Baptist Church Edwin Elias Grace H. Dando Martha McNea J. C. Walker Ladies’ Sewing Circle of the First M. E. Church Sohooho Cho Cho Eagles Roland” Hammert, Grocer Ita California Frostburg Opera House Keith Philadelphia Salem Reformed Church G. E. Metzger Christian Endeavor Helping Hand Society Stern’s Hall Bridge Edith Price Isabelle Peddicord Roanoke Davisson Armstrong Misses Peddicord Marie Ehm Katharine Tucker Messrs N. T. Hocking A. Roy Martin William Spear Arch Somerville Olin R. Rice West Union Street H. A. V. Parker Portsmouth 500 Card Club Miss Benson Evelyn Benson Lloyd L. Shaffer G. Dud Hocking George G. Jeffries Nell Betz Mary Hocking Joe Hitchins Depot Street Hunters Home John Hamilton Robert Ralston Harrison Scott Longfellow and Irving Literary Society Longfellow Chaplin Oar Oee Society Marion Picken Chisamei Soa Minnie Kroll Vince Os Neres O'S Jennie Laird John Love Margaret Creighton Florence McAlpine William Reed Ee James Glenn Ruth Somerville Borg Irving Chaplin Smi Jennie Atkinson Isabella McCormic Lucene O’rourke Mae Donaldson Veronica Stakem Pearl Stevenson Perry Hilbeck Covey Mary Bert Harry Jones Esther Stakem Rey Yen Sey Hs Sae Eve Heeds Methodist Church W. M. Tinker Congregational Meeting Presbyterian Church Bonner Hardegen W. A. Atkinson George Matthews Thos. S. Popp Jacob Hafer Frostburg, MD Uneeda Biscuit GraHvam Crrackers National Biscuit Company Citizens National Bank German Savings Bank Citizens’ National Bank E. Cornertimore and Centre Streets George Lee Hugh A. McMullen Lon Cashier George L. Wellingto James A. McHenry Simon Rosenbaum Warren C. White Charles G GEO, D. Landwehr Robert Medonald Thomas Footer G. H. Hetzel J. Glick George L. Wellington GEO D. Landwehr C. G. Holzshu John Schiller C. G. Holzshy Geo. D. Landwehr Conrad Cumberland, Maryland Jasman Rosenbaum, J. N. M. Brandler H. A. Bachman Amerian Hunters John Grace Detroit Heria Tri-Towns James F. Kelly Piedmont Clay Kelly Jenatia McDonald Baltimore City Forest Pires Mastella Jacob Nienegger Mr. Nieffenegger Switzerland Jie Mr. Nieffenegger Sayn Police Court Ed. Grages Mark Twain Citizen Club Wilmot W. T. Wolford & Son the Cigar Men Cumberland, MD H. P. Whitworth Boston Center ST Louis Stein Puneral Chapel Morgue Cantre St C&p
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