Local News Briefs From South Cumberland and Environs
Baltimore and Ohio Bowling League officers met by Keyser with Cumberland reps W C Montignani and H H Summers. Diphtheria claimed three year old Margaret Pearl Barnes of 215 Oldtown Road with funeral at Rose Hill cemetery. Tomorrow's Leader theatre talk by Wintignani on The Journey of Life under the Y M C A religious work committee. Various society notes list Pearl Lucas, Miss Mamie Eversole, Bess Vandegrift visiting kin, and local visits and guests among Cumberland residents.
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Baltimore and Ohio Bowling League
Keyser
W.C. Montignant
H. H. Summers
Cumberland
Margaret Pearl Barnes
Samuel Barnes
Oldtown Road
Rose Hill Cemetery
Leader Theatre
Virginia Avenue
Religious Work Committee
Baliore
Ohio Y. M. C. A
W. ©. Wintignani
Montignani
Cumberland Mortality in 1914 Report Shows Low Case Count
A United States Public Health Service 1914 summary notes Cumberland ranks high among cities its size for having few contagious disease cases. It contrasts with 1918 when Cumberland's mortality was very high, and the 1914 Cumberland data follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Cumberland
Episcopal Rector Appointed for St Mark's Berkeley Springs
Rev Mr Johnson of North Carolina named by Bishop Gravatt to oversee St Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church in Berkeley Springs. He comes with wife and three children and begins duties the first week of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
North Carolina
Gravatt
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Berkeley Springs
Winchester Inn Proprietor Leases Dunn Hotel
Co T Perkins proprietor of the Winchester Inn has leased the Dunn Hotel and the Berkeley Springs property to new operators. The move transfers management responsibilities and may affect local guest services and bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. Perkins
Winchester Inn
Dunn, Hotel Et
Berkeley Springs
Red Lion statue removed under city sign rule
The historic red lion sign for Hervy Laney’s apothecary was taken from the Lichtenstein pharmacy on Baltimore Street after city orders limited signs to two feet. Dr. Lichtenstein kept the lion as a sentimental gesture and plans to place it on Miss Mollie Laney’s lawn at LaVale.
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Hervy Laney
Lichtenstein
Baltimore Street
Laney
North Centre Street
Dr. Lichenstein
Mollie Laney
Henry Laney
LaVale
Barton Citizens Aid Hospital Thanksgiving Drive
On Tuesday November 23 Barton held a Thanksgiving Donation Day to support Allegany Tuberculosis Hospital in Cumberland. The Barton Civic Club organized the effort and sent four boxes and two barrels of meats fruits vegetables and linen to the hospital.
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Barton
Allegany
Cumberland
Barton Civic Club
Batteries Cut to 38c Each at Edison Eleo Co
Advertisement notes dry batteries reduced to 38 cents each at Edison Eleo Company located at 80 North Liberty Street. It adds a later update reducing price to 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Eleo, Co
N. Liberty, Street
Minstrel cabaret dazzles 800 at Cumberland hall
Miss Lydia Cole Millman heads an unusually clever novelty dance in the K. of C. minstrel show at Carrol hall drawing a large audience. The program includes Raymond Law and Miss Theokla Doerner and a strong vocal lineup with multiple encores. The chorus, orchestra, and numerous soloists receive praise as the night’s highlight.
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Cumberland
Lydia Cole Millman
K. of C
Carrolhall
Raymond Law
Theokla Doerner
Francis Hodel
Mahre
Kentucky
Frank Lippold
Fred Mullen
Thread-Men
Tommy Welsh
Marie Mothersole
Gretchen Miller
Mises Henriette Sell
Nancy Miller
Nell Kelley
Fileen
Frances Rossworth
Rita Trouge
Schmutz
Mary Lou Doerner
Misse Coletta Doerner
Leona Kilroy
Mary Rosswormh
Clara Mae Sell
Lenora Lipnold
Regina Murray
Nellie Murray
Mabel Fisher
Frances Clare Fisher
Winifred Malloy
William Hunt
Frank Malone
John Miller
Robert Davis
James Kelly
William Reilly
Joseph Kelly
Frederic Foster Snow
J. Joseph Kelly
Cumberland girl in distress awaiting institutional care
In Hagerstown a Cumberland girl known as Pleasant Willmouth faces a hearing before Justice Doub for street walking. She has been jailed since last Sunday under medical care, claims there is no father or mother, and recently gave birth at a local hotel to a died child. The case notes poverty and lack of support.
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Cumberland
Justice Doub
Pleasant Willmouth
Patheti
Connellsville
Pleasant
Hagerstown
Weav er enters race in spring municipal voting
Joseph E Weaver, proprietor of the Arlington Hotel and former Baltimore and Ohio engineer, announces he will run for city commissioner as the field begins forming for the spring mayor and four commissioner election. Other names linked to the mayoralty include Dr. Thomas O’Koon incumbent FE Brooke Whiting and Thomas G Pownall.
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Joseph E., Weaver
Arlington Hotel
Weaver
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas O' Koon
FE. Brooke Whiting
Thomas G. Pownall
Cumberland Valley Railroad Runs $3 Round Trip Excursion
Moorehead C. Kennedy, president of the Cumberland Valley Railroad, announced a two section special from Hagerstown to New York City and back for $3. The trip carried over 1,200 people at less than one third the regular cost, following a prior Atlantic City excursion by the line.
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Moorehead C. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Cumberland Valley
New York
Hagerstown
New York City
Atlantic City
Election expense accounts filed for numerous candidates
The clerk of the circuit court lists itemized campaign costs for many officials and candidates. Notable totals include Republican and Democratic committees with receipts and payments, officials such as Peter Wright, Henry F Valentine, John Quinn, and William Walsh among others, with expenditures ranging from a few dollars to thousands. The report shows balances for several accounts and party fund movements.
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Circuit Court
George FE. Jordan
Republican State Central Committee
W. C. Deveeman
Hugh A.mcmullen
Peter Wright
Richard Merriman
F. T. Dixon
Henry Bachman
F. C. Hendrickson
Howard M. Fuller
Democratic State Central Committee
Joseph J. Lyinger
Hervey M. Shuck
Register of Wills
J. W. S. Cochrane
Lee Haines
J. B. Order
Orphan’s Court
Conrad J
Herpich
Fred C. Dreyer
Henry F. Valentine
P. H. Daughtrey
A. C. Rawlings
John J. Price
John B. Rees
John Quinn
Edward Harris
Robert W. Little
W. H
John Ternent
William Close
P. D. Getandanner
Walter T. Parker
Arthur Smith
H. W. Shaidt
J. FE. Humbird
Peter McFarland
Thos G. Fisher
Socials Roundup Highlights Local Etiquette and Travel
Mrs S E Kline hosted a dinner for daughter Fannye before she travels to Pittsburgh then Chicago to spend winter with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Max Kamen. Naomi Bradoor entertained friends with ecards on Thursday. J B Wickard hosted a five course Thanksgiving dinner at the Altamont with Geare orchestra. Amanda Collins marked her birthday with a party. A surprise party honored Katherine Leasure at 228 Baltimore Avenue. William Ricker hosted a gathering for the newlyweds Frank Crawford and wife. Mrs R E Paull hosted a Dutch supper at 146 North Centre Street.
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S. E. Kline
Cumberland Street
Fannye R. Kline
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Max Kamen
J. B. Wickard
Altamont
Geare Orchestra
William Leasure
Baltimore Avenue
Katherine
Miss Garrott Dead After Illness at Liberty home
Miss Sue N Garrott died at her sister Mrs Laura Sappingtons Liberty home Thursday morning from paralysis aged 69 She was a Frederick County native and former public school teacher She is survived by sisters Mrs Laura Sappington Miss Jennie Garrott of Liberty Mrs James R Anderson of Lonaconing Mrs Samuel Anderson of Baltimore Mrs Julian Downing of Newport News Miss Emma Garrott of Fricksburg and brothers Matthew Garrott Anderson Garrott Frank Garrott and W Va locations
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Sue N. Garrott
Laura Sappington
Libertytown
Miss Garrott
Frederick County
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Stonehurst
Jennie Garrott
Liberty
James R. Anderson
Lonaconing
Samuel Anderson
Baltimore
Julian Downing
Newport News
Emma Garrott
Fricksburg
Matthew Garrott
Ville
Anderson Garrott
Wick
Frank Garrott
Sh Wunction
W. Va
Perry Deetz Dead
Perry Deetz a veteran bricklayer dies at age 58 in his North Center street home after a weeklong asthma illness. He leaves wife Jennie and ten children including Perry Fred Calvin and daughters Mrs Cosgrove and Mrs Swearingen. Surviving siblings include William Howard and Miss Anna Deetz and relatives in Steubenville New Castle and Chattanooga. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Perry Deetz
North Center Street
Deetz
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Deetz
Perry
Fred
Calvin
Michael Cosgrove
J. L. Swearingen
Harry Rawlings
Steubenville
Ohio
Joseph Quinn
New Castle
Bernard Giles
Chattanooga
Tenn
William and
Howard Deetz
This City
Anna Deetz
Erie
County Officials to Receive Commissions in December
City briefs note commissions for new county officials will be handed at the courthouse as offices open. Sheriff McFarland expected to receive first December 1, followed by Orphan Circuit Court judges, then the Register of Wills and County Commissioners. Other officials begin January 1. Governor's commission for State Attorney to be certified by Chief Judge A Hunter Beyd.
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Court House
Peter C. McFarland
Orphan Circuit Court
Register of Wills
A. Hunter Beyd
Railroad worker struck by rail in Baltimore yard injury update
Edward Stein, a Balti more and Ohio work train crew member, sustained a head injury when a rail rolled off a car in the yards below Virginia avenue. He was moved to Allegany hospital. doctors report the skull is not fractured and he is expected to recover.
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Edward Stein
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Avenue
Stein
Baltimore Street
Allegany Hospital
Walford
Marriages listed in Caledonia area notice
A series of wedding notices from Moorefield to Cumberland, Meyersdale, and Fairmont list entrees including Misa Marie Isneep and Roland McNeill at Caledonia, plus Kilduff and Bowen, Gleich and Collins, Daugherty and Rosenmerkle, Brant and Barney, Johnson and Johnson, Watson and Weber, and Miller and Gibson. Dates range midweek. receptions planned after ceremonies with attendants named.
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Philip Wilson Inskeep
Caledonia
Moorefield
W. Va
Misa Marie Elder Inskeep
Roland Karl McNeill
Daugherty
Rosenmerkle
Claude E. Daugherty
Misa
Cora A. Rosenmerkle
Fairmont
W. J. Eddy
First Baptist Church
East Park Avenue
Owens Glass Works
Cumberland
George Rosermerkle
Knights of Columbus to Attend Vespers at St Patrick s
Local council No 586 Knights of Columbus plans a vesper service attendance at St Patrick s with the fourth degree as guard of honor. About 200 to 300 men to gather at Carroll hall at 7:00 p m and march to the church for the 7 30 service.
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No. 586
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s
Carroll Hall
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Irving Rosenbaum
Morris Rosenbaum
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Clarence H. Stein
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Isaac Collins
Frostburg
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T. E. McKenzie
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H. Eugene Hardson
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