Prep Day Set for West Virginia Maryland Victory Rally
All Menon reports readiness for a major football clash tomorrow in Keyser West Virginia between the West Virginia Prep eleven and Cumberland Y M C A with a potential thousand spectators expected. The winner claims the regional title while prep day festivities, a parade and a prep ball follow the game. The Cumberland roster includes Nicholson Spriggs Keller Damm Freeland Fuller Walker Ward Schleuss Neff Mays Lowenstein Webster Burkhart Walters Roemer and the Prep side features a full slate of players. Separately Goucher College awaits a Rockefeller pledge of 250 000 to supplement a 1 000 000 endowment goal with funds due by June 1 1922 subject to an April 1 1917 cash pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
W. Va
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
Cora
Key
Cumberland
Prep Eleven
West Inia
Cumberland Y. M
Estern Maryland
Nicholson Spriggs
Keller
Damm
Freeland
Fuller
Walker
Ward
Schleuss
Neff
Mays
Lowenstein
Webster
Burkhart
Walters & Roemer
General Education Board of
New York
John BD. Rockefeller Fund
Goucher College
Baltimore
Chicken thieves blamed for trained-dog thefts near Wiley's Ford
Local reports allege poultry thefts involve dogs used to haul chickens to hidden suppliers. Frank B. Reed reports 25 Wyandotte birds valued at 50 stolen Wednesday night from his Wiley's Ford premises. Walter Johnson’s denery on the Charles farm also raided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Reed
Irvine
Wiley's Ford
Walter Johnson
Charles Farm
Oldtown Road
Secretary Blake Returns From Baltimore and Washington
Secretary Philp W. Blake of the Chamber of Commerce returned from Baltimore and Washington where he pursued special work. He aimed to bring Helstein cattle to Allegany county farms and discussed quarantined stock with farm authorities. In Baltimore he met W H Maass of Southern Settlement and Development Organization about Belgian families and a 90 day Belgium visit. He also spoke with G W Squiggins of B and O Railroad about monthly Trade Excursions from Petersburg to Cumberland starting December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp W. Blake
Chamber of Commmerce
Baltimore
Washington
Chamber
Blake
Cumberland
Allegany County
G. W. Squiggins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Petersburg
W. Va
Terra Alta Socials Visit and Relatives in Cumberland
Miss Grace Bowman left Terra Alta for a visit at Keyser and Lonaconing. Miss Minnie Coffman is the guest of Mrs Curtis D Fleming at Clarksburg. Miss Minnie Rodeheaver of near Oakland visits Cumberland relatives. Misses Gladys Mary Harvey and Joseph Harvey of Terra Alta move here to reside. Ed Pendergast arrives from Oakland for a few days. Mrs M J Fleming visited Terra Alta yesterday. Mrs M Grove of Martinsburg spent yesterday in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bowman
Terra Alta
Keyser and Lonaconing
Minnie Coffman
Curtis D. Fleming
Clarksburg
Minnie Rodeheaver
Oakland
Cumberland
Gladys
Mary Harvey
Joseph Harvey
Ed. Pendergast
M. J. Fleming
M. Grove
Martinsburg
Cardinals Beat White Sox as Reds Top Yankees
In the Savoy Bowling League the Cardinals defeated the White Sox while the Reds topped the Yankees. P. Firlie of the Reds rolled 156 to lead a single game. Next matches Monday feature Cubs vs Reds and Athletics vs White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
White Sox
Reds
Yankees
Savoy
P. Firlie
Cubs
Athletics
Hopwood
J. Nave Dixon
Eversole
Lindner
Ee Pene
Wee
Gehauf Martin
Shober
Hus
E Martz
Hockman
Lebecké
Billmeyer
A. Martz William
Eeeer
Conley
T A Gross Denies He Is A Bankrupt
The Citizens National Bank of Westernport First National Bank of Barton and Mrs C G Whitfield sue Theodore A Cross of Piedmont in Martinsburg court to have him adjudged bankrupt. Cross answers he is solvent and has assets to pay all debts. He has assigned his estate for creditors and two trustees now administer it. The case awaits Judge Dayton’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank of Westernport
First National Bank of
Barton
C. G. Whitfield
Westernport
Theodore A. Cross
Piedmont
Nadenbousch
Martinsboro
Cross
Dayton
Miss Trene Malloy Leaves for Cumberland Maryland
Miss Trene Malloy and her nieces Matilda and Helen Fenton depart for Cumberland Maryland for a several week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Malloy
Matilda
Helen Fenton
Cumberland, Md
Park
Eraburg Dispatch News
Monster bass caught in Potomac at Dam No 4 sizes 7 1 2 pounds
William Moran of Hagerstown caught a 7 1 2 pound bass in the Potomac river at Dam No 4. The fish, displayed locally, is described as the largest bass in the area in many years. A 7 3 4 pound bass was reportedly caught near Spring Culvert about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Wiliam Moran
Potomac River
Dam No. 4
Martinsburg
Job printing by Union Printers advert in The Cumberland Press
If you want job printing done by Union Printers have The Cumberland Press do your work. Prices right and workmanship guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnion
Cumberlain Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snoodles
Ducky
Ducis
Mak Ay Santo
All Menon
Panhandle
West Virginia
Prep
K. of P.armory
Goucher
the Cumberland Press
Baker Lime Company
Lunker Hill
J. E. Baker
York, Pa
Independent Order Odd Fellows
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
King
Jack Johnson
Big Black
Sam McVey
Havana
Cuba
T. A. Gross
Liberty and
Baltimore Streets
Maryland
Pike
Will’s Creek Bridge
Will
Catharine A.laing
J. W. S. Cochrane
North Centre Street
Third Nations Bank
Globe Wernicke
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
United States Government Observatory
Walter Pow
Balto
Ell&sons CO. Jewelers
Ava
F. Merten
Green Ridge
Apple Orchards
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!