Jen nie McCormick Ties The Knot In Uniontown Pa
Mrs John Taylor Robin son Uniontown announces the marriage of her daughter Jen nie McCormick to Paul Bennett Dick in Uniontown Pa on a Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dick will be at home after December 15 in Connellsville Pa. Mrs Dick is granddaughter of Mrs Wm McCormick of this city. Miss Mary McCormick attended from this city. Mrs Frank Taylor entertained guest Miss Ilanna Bittner of Fort Wayne Ind. Mrs Mace W Coleman Cecella street hosted the Witte Awake Sewing Circle. The Rainbow Class led by Miss Gertrude Jenkins held a Mother's Day social at the Jenkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor Robinson
Uniontown
Jennie McCormick
Paul Bennett Dick
Connellsville
Wm. McCormick
Mary McCormick
Frank Taylor
Waverly Terrace
Ilanna Bittner
Fort Wayne, Ind
Mace UW. Coleman
Cecella Street
Witte Awake Sewing Circle
Gertrude Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Mrs Ellen Bittner Dies. Burial Planned In Hyndman Area
Mrs Ellen Bittner died Wednesday at a Somerset sanitarium and was brought to the city for burial preparations. She was the wife of C J Bittner who died Saturday night on Emily Street and was buried in Hyndman Tuesday. A 9 AM Saturday funeral from St Patrick's church will place her in SS Peter and Paul cemetery. Surviving children are William George Arthur Thomas and Misses Dessie Elizabeth and Jennie Bittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bittner
Somerset
Stein Undertaking Rooms
Bittner
William
George
Arthur
Thomas Bittner
Dessie
Elizabeth
Jennie Bittner
George T Johnson Dies at Home in Martinsburg
George T Johnson died Wednesday night at his sister Mrs Rutherford’s home in Martinsburg West Virginia after paralysis. He was aged 55. Funeral services are Sunday at Mrs Rutherford’s home conducted by Rev Dr Trump with interment in Green Hill cemetery. He is survived by three brothers John W and Robert R of Cumberland and Summeng of Allegheny Pa and one sister Mrs Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Johnson
Harry H. Rutherford
Martinsburg
W. Va
Johnson
John W
Robert R
Cumberland
Summeng
Allegheny
Mrs. Rutherford
Queen City Council Initiates 25 Members in Lodge Banquet
Queen City Council No 49 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics held a class initiation Wednesday night with twenty five members received in the lodge. A banquet followed at the Cumberland Dairy Lunch Room. A session of the Oriental Court is planned next Wednesday with a class of forty pilgrims to be elevated to the Prince of the Orient in the mosque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Order of United American Mechanics
Cumberland Dairy
Oriental Court
Prince of the Orient
Dr. Robert J. Burdette Dies in Pasadena at 2 P.M.
Dr. Robert J. Burdette preacher author and humorist died at his Pasadena home at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon after a lengthy illness. He had been in a coma for the last week and was a warm personal friend of J. Nelson Alsip, with whom he frequently exchanged witty correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Burdette
Pasadena
Cal
Patriotic Sons of America Host Baltimore Street Smoker
Washington Camp No. 62 of the Patriotic Sons of America held a smoker occupying all their rooms on Baltimore street last night to celebrate the initiation of class. About 150 members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Sons of America
Baltimore Street
December Jury Drawn for Garrett County Court Term
Judge Robert R. Henderson selected jurors for the December term of Garrett County Circuit Court. Names cover Swanton Beltsville Bloomington Oakland Brison Glen, with jurors listed for towns including Swanton, Bloomington, Long Run, and Deer Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Court
Robert R. Henderson
Garrett County Circuit Court
Swanton
Peter FF. Michael
Daniel BE. Beckmann
Herman Steiding Friendeville
Orvald A. Widch
Lewis J. Schrock
Walter M. Lowder Ni Bie
Two Autoists Fined Ten Dollars For Speeding
John Cavanaugh and Felty were fined ten dollars in police court this morning for speeding. A bond of ten dollars was posted and secured. Russell Bortz, driving the city car, received a reprimand from Magistrate Heck for parking over the time limit on Baltimore Street. He was then dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
Felty
Pol
Mer
Russel Bortz
Ww. Tk. Org
Heck
Baltimore Street
Damage suit against C. P. Telephone Co now pressed
Grover Zink sues the C P Telephone Co for injuries from a 1912 fall while building the plant. Attorneys argue negligence before Judge Henderson and the case is moved forward after an amended declaration. Also noted are the Hoselrode versus Merrabach fraud suit and a verdict for the defendant in a Frick Company case. Charles S. Smith and Charles Johnson receive one year penitentiary terms for larceny and receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Zink
C. & I. Telephone Company
Zink
C. & P. Telephone Company
Thomas and Wright
Baltimore
J. Philip Roman
Saul Praeger
Ferdinand Williams
Henderson
Williams
Cha. S. Smith
Charles Johnson
Alleged Pickpocket Cocaine Peddler Arrested in Magnolia
Lloyd Pharr, a Black man from Magnolia, was arrested in Shanty Town by Chief Eisenhauer and Officers Flannagan and Evans on pocket picking charges. Searched at the station, a large amount of cocaine was found. He is held on two counts with a $500 bond. Pharr previously was shot by Officer Flannagan and hospitalized weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pharr
Magnolia
Eisenhauer
Flannagan
Evans
Pharr
Nace Granted Absolute Divorce in Cumberland Case
Blaine H. Nace of Arch street obtained an absolute divorce from Mary M. Nace on statutory grounds. They married in Dudley Pennsylvania in February 1909 and lived in Cumberland until May 1913 when she left. Urner G. Carl was his attorney. Also note: men injured in the Shenandoah Junction wreck were in Cumberland to testify at an investigation before Superintendent J. W. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine H. Nace
Arch Street
Mary M. Nace
Dudley
Cumberland
Urner G. Carl
Nace
Shenandoah Junction
J. W.kelley
Local Mentions Include Illness and Travel Plans Across Town
Cashier J L Griffith of First National Bank is home ill. Miss Agnes Leasure of Bedford visits friends. Charles Hanna of Paw Paw WV travels to attend W J Georgetown game. Charlies Crogan John Webster Bernard Wiggins to Washington for game. Mrs C O Skillington returns to Everett. John J Stump to Romney for stockholders meeting. manager expected. Mrs Frank May en route to Washington from Bedford after brother Harry McMullin funeral. Miss Lena Leasure visiting Cumberland. William Nuse, Brunswick track repairman, dies. funeral at Petersville Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Griffith
First National Bank
Agnes Leasure
Bedford
Charles Hanna
Pennett and Talbott
Paw Paw
W. Va
Charlies J. Crogan
John J. Webster
Bernard Wiggins
Washington, D. C
W. & .J.georgetown
C. O. Skillington
Everett
John J. Stump
Romney
New Romney Hotel
Frank May
Washington
Harry McMullin
Lena Leasure
Cumberland
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London
Amsterdam
Trebizond
Black Sea
House of Commons
Snow
Paris
Yser* Canal
Dixmude
Rampescappelle
Argonne
New York
Herbert Carey
The
New York Globe
Aldershot
England
Gorman
Globe
State Department
Evening News Today
Copenhagen
Berlin
Georges T. Johnson
Jr. O
Nelse
P.O. S. of
A. Smoker
haWeen
Lazarus
City of
United States
Maryland
Alex Brown & Sons
Baltimore, Maryland
Channing Rudd
Grantavile—Inc
D. Swanger
Thos Younkine
James T. Duret
Henry M. Bittinger
Harry S. Yoder
Henry H. Baker
Bloomington
William A. Michael
Jacob Stump
A. P. Enlow
Long Run
Sherman G. Savage
Brison H. Glotfelty
Nathan H. Castael
Oakland
James A. DeBerry
Martin A. Carney
Paul B. Naylor
John W. Lower
W. Z. Hiendrickson
H. W. Kahl
Walters. Shreve
Jacob L. Sellers
Franklin D. Glotfelty
James P. Treacy
Silas C. Wiley
Charles
A. Deffenbaur
Henry W. Ree
James W. Traver
Ryan’s Glade
John A. John W. Biggs
Harvey Miller
J B Egwers
Frederick A. Weimer
Charles A. Murphy
Deer Park
Edward L. Rebben
John W. Landis
Bittinger
John T. Miller
Oliver
North Centre Street
Nois
Miller’s
Mechanic Street
Apply
Acorn Cafe
Noiss-Lw
J. E. Speicher, Jr
Geethe St
New Creek
Keyser
Oneton
Lee Kesner
Water St
B” Gate Press
Ockdtt
Miller's
Medial Street
Jozeph McCormick
Union Street
North Mechanic
Whiting & Eppler
Third National Bank
Virg.ave
3Rd St
Whites Hall
W. Co. White
3Rd National Bank
BUICK
Crawford
Pranklin
Cadillac
Parcel Post
Parcel Post Loan Library
Third Street
N. W
C. & P. Telephone CO
Frank Hoselrode
John G. Merrabach
Charles FE. Gerwig
Hoselrode
Merrbach
Charles G. Watson
Walter ¢. Capper
Frick Company
Wayneboro
J. A. Coleman Oe Midland
Sound Bay
Chalmers
William Lawrence Nuse
Brunswick
B. and O. Railroad
Petersville
Lindell’s Cash Grocery
Humbird Street
Virginia Avenue
Bio Coffee
Arbiuckie
Howard Street
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