South Cumberland News Highlights Injuries Trials and Sports
W Rungle of Brunswick sustained a serious eye injury from a steel chip while assisting to place a car on tracks at Canal street station in Frederick. Funeral held for Mary Joseph Andrews at St Peter and Paul’s Church. Mrs Sallie Trenter to be buried in Keyser W Va. Italian women fined for fighting in police court. crowd and interpreter noted. Diamond League standings list teams and records. Local notices include residents visiting, grip illness, and social calls.
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W. O. Rungle
Brunswick
Canal Street
Frederick
Baltimore
Andrews
Mary Joseph Andrews
Joseph Andrews
Mapleside
Peter & Paul's Church
Keyser
Sallie Trenter
Geo. Trenter
Springdale Street
James
Lucy
Susie M. Trenter
Trenter
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Cosmosimor Layretee
Fadmen Meleese
Frederick Freeland
Virginia Avenue
O. H. Strauser
Terra Alta
T. P. Allbright
Second Street
Dr. Martin
Romney
South Cumberland
W. F. Albright
la Vale
Albright
Thomas Albright
Brick Thrown Through Window Strikes Man at Home
W A Ayers of 54 Park Street was struck on the head by a brick thrown through his window last night. He had just asked an intoxicated man to leave. the assailant claimed another man sent him. The brick hit the curtain after the window frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ayers
Park Street
Mr. Ayers
Apex Medicine Manufacturing Company
North Mechanic Street
F. A. Bennington
Doctor Gracie and Miss White wed in quiet ceremony
Dr William A Gracie county physician and Miss Anna Lee White youngest daughter of Mrs Warren White and late Mayor White married at St Mark s Reformed Church The Rev Hugene F P Skyles officiated Only immediate family present The bride wore a traveling gown of green velvet with green kid shoes After a two week eastern honeymoon the couple will live at 115 Green Street Gracie hails from Eckhart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gracie
Anna Lee White
Warren
Ite
Mayor White
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Hugene FP
Skyles
Wilson
Gracie
Green Street
Eckhart
County
Oath of Office Taken by Orphans' Court Judges and Register
Judges Phineas L. D. Getzendanner Sr John B. Rees and William Close of the Orphans' Court took the oath at noon before Clerk Lloyd L. Shaffer. Hervey W. Shuck was sworn as register of wills for a six year term. Governor Goldsborough named Getzendanner chief judge. These were the first officials chosen at the recent election to take oath.
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Orphans’ Court
K Register
Health officers meet in Elkins for annual WV school of instruction
Elkins November 30 health officers from West Virginia gather for the annual school of instruction mandated by the 1913 law. The program features talks on the new public health law sanitary engineering school hygiene vital statistics county boards of health rural sanitation and a general discussion.
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia
State Board of Health
Warren B. Kittle
Phillippi
William W. Golden
State Public Health Council
Mayo Tolman
State Health Department
Charles
J. Pyle
Chester
S. L. Jepson
Charleston
Walter M. Babb
Mineral County
Keyser
L. N. Yost
Marion County
Fairmont
West Virginia Rep Sues For 50000 Libel Damages
Representative M. M. Neely files a $50,000 libel suit in Marion County Circuit Court Fairmont WV against H. C. Ogden and the Intelligencer Publishing Co Wheeling owner of several WV newspapers. Suit arises from Intelligencer articles during Neelys 1914 campaign for Congress in the First district.
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West Virginia
M. M. Neely
Circuit Court
Marion County
Fairmont
W. Va
H. C. Ogden
Intelligencer Publishing Company
Wheeling
Victor and Columbia Records Now On Sale
December Victor and Columbia record titles released by Morrison Music Co offer selection for listeners. The advertisement notes available albums and highlights Morrison Music Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Columbia Records
Morrison Music Co
Overrule Benurber in Slander Case and Barber Licenses
The Cumberland Daily News slander suit against Harry Reger, ex policeman, moved in Hagerstown with 19 Cumberland witnesses. Warrants were issued for barbers working without state licenses. many quit rather than pay the fee, while Funk urges local barbers to obtain licenses.
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Reger
Harry L. Funk
Hagerstown
Harry Reger
Cumberland
Cumberland Daily News
State Board of Barkers’ Examiners
Justice Humbird
F. W. Nagler
John Birbis
North Centre Street
Robert Keiffer
Knox Street
Alph Ferry
South Front Street
Keiffer
Reform Association Expands Reach Through Cumberland
National Reform Association launches its fifty third annual convention in Pittsburgh December 5 with a plan to broadcast Christian citizenship to remote congregations. Cumberland pastor Rev. Dr. James E. Moffatt will preach December 5 at the local Presbyterian church. Utah Senator Frank J. Cannon will discuss The Mormon Kingdom, introducing Vernon J. Danielson of Missouri to expose church hierarchy secrets.
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Philadelphia
Cumberland
National Reform Association
Pittsburgh
America
James E. Moffatt
Presbyterian Church
Parles Cadman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank J. Cannon
United States
Utah
Vernon J. Danielson
Independence
Big Hunting Party Heads to Southern Pennsylvania Deer Trip
A Cumberland group of well known sportsmen led by James Powell and including John C Margart William N Eyler G Stanley Butler Wright Batler W J Beasley Edward and Raymond Goss depart for a week long deer hunt in southern Pennsylvania. They will base at Arthur Roses home near Center Valley Cumberland Valley and return after the White Way celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
James Powell
John C. Margart
William N. Eyler
G. Stanley Butler
Wright Batler
W. J. Beasley
Beasley Mills
Edward and Raymond Goss
Twin Rocks
Arthur Roses
Centerville
Cumberland Valley
Father Dominick Reported Nearing Death in Kansas
Word reached Cumberland of Rev. Father Dominick gravely ill in Hays Kansas. Former pastor of SS Peter and Pauls Church here the last rites were given last Friday after a fever struck him weeks ago. He was well known and liked across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Kansas
Father Dominick
Hays
SS Peter and Paul's Church
Cumberland
Frederick Legislator Andrew Annan Dies at 78
Frederick Maryland November 30 Andrew Annan 78 of Emmitsburg died yesterday from heart trouble He served two terms in the Maryland House of Delegates representing Frederick county He leaves a widow and one daughter Luella Annan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Andrew Annan
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Luella Annan
McFarland Names Deputies for New Sheriff Office
Sheriff elect Peter C. McFarland of Lonaconing plans to swear in tomorrow his deputies Peter McFarland Walter W. Clay of Cumberland and Anthony Harvey of Borden Shaft. Clay previously served as deputy under Noah Hendley and once ran for sheriff. Little Pete McFarland runs a cafe in Lonaconing and Harvey works as a miner for Consolidation Coal at Borden Shaft.
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Peter C. McFarland
Lonaconing
Peter McFarland
Walter W. Clay
Cumberland
Anthony Harvey
Borden Shaft
McFarland
Noah Hendley
Little Pete’ McFarland
Consolidation Coal Company
Larry Diehlman to Retire After Years at Mountain Store
Lawrence Diehlman, long a local fixture along the Emmitsburg and Frederick State Highway near Mt. St. Marys College, plans retirement and will settle his personal affairs on Saturday December 4. He is known in the region as a musician and for his Christmas morning pilgrimage to his father's grave at the old Hill church. Miss Lulu Kelley of this city visits Miss Tronise Tavini Willem enart.
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Lawrence DiehlIman
Emmitsbore and
Frederick State
Mt. St. Mary's College
Diehlman
Social Notes Span Cumberland to Martinsburg
Local society items list visitors, residents, and movements across Cumberland, Meyersdale, Martinsburg, Wheeling, and surrounding towns. Names include William F. Coale, Maud Hady, Margaret Burns, Thomas Footer, Charlie West, G. K. Hammond, Henry Kamens, Henry Newman, G. A. MacDonald, Carl P. Leatherwood, Miss Elizabeth Cheuvront, T. L. Blue, Alice Friedline, and many others with travels to Chicago, Pittsburgh, Martinsburg, Waterloo, and Washington.
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William F. Coale
Coale & Co
Cumberland
Philadelphia Cor
Black Diamond
Maud Hady
Meyersdale
8. T. Little Jewelry Co
Waterloo
Marshall Field Co
Chicago
Margaret Burns
Mary Niland
Connellsville
Thomas Footer
McLure
Wheeling
Charlies West
Martinsburg
G. K. Hammond
Louise Slicer
Henry Kamens
Harry
Ben
Pittsburgh
Henry Newman
Gerald
Barnesboro
Max Kleinstub
Avbrett Avenue
G. A. MacDonald and Son
Charlies Martinsburg
Carl P. Leatherwood
Leatherwood
Keyser
Fairmont
Morgantown New Dominion
Harry Crosby
J. O. Bea
M. E. Cheuvront
Elizabeth
T. L. Blue
Rivesville
W. Va
Patterson's Creek
Alice Friedline
James H. Thompson
Maple View
G. W. Copenhaver
Margaret Shuck
Seford
Americus Enfield
Combined Musical Clubs Concert in Mullaney's Hall
The Men's Glee club Ladies' Choral club and the Madrigal club of the Central Y M C A join for a 7 16 pm departure by special train to Mt Savage for an 8 15 pm concert in Mullaney's hall with over 1120 members taking part under Frederic Foster Snow. Returning, the train leaves Mt Savage at 10 16 pm.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Mt. Savage
Mullaney’s Hall
Frederic Foster Snow
Maryland Theatre
Buck Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H Best Buck of 271 St Paul Street Baltimore celebrate fifty years of marriage. They wed Emily Hoover November 30 1865 and moved to Baltimore six months later. Buck, an interior decorator, is the sole survivor of a family of twelve and has five living children. He is a past master of Ohr Lodge A F and A M. Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary meet tomorrow at 3 in Associg building. Allegheny hospital Ladies Aid held their regular meeting today.
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H. Best Buck
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Ohr Lodge
A. F
A. M
Relatives Seek Suspension in Cumberland Girl's Six Month Sentence
Relatives of Pleasant Willmoth contacted Justice Doub in hopes of suspending the six month sentence for street walking. The justice advised that the House of Correction is best for her as her health requires hospital treatment.
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Pleasant Willmoth
House of Correction
Obituary notes Mrs Arch Allen and others
Mrs Arch Allen 60 of Twiegtown died at Western Maryland hospital from gallstones at 2 this morning. Edith Souders wife of Harry Souders and daughter of J Monroe Turner died yesterday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Spindler wife of the late Louis H Spindler to be buried from SS Peter and Pauls church Friday morning at 4 with burial in church cemetery.
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Arch Allen
Twiegtown
Western Maryland Hospital
Edith Souders
Harry Souders
J. Monroe Turner
The
Western Maryland Railway
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Herbert Quick Accepts Editors Post at Saturday Evening Post
Berkeley Springs West Virginia November 30 Herbert Quick editor of Palm and Fireside and author of On Board the Good Ship Earth and Double Troubles has accepted an editorship offer from the Saturday Evening Post He has lived in Berkeley Springs three years and recently bought a fine farm with a modern cottage on it
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Herbert Quick
Earth
Palm
Saturday Evening Post
Quick
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Melvin M. P. Chapel
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Earl Shroder
Fred James
Midland
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C. G. Berkshire
Baltimore Street
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Allegany County
Reform Association
Dr. Moffatt
Dominick
Mfarland
Larry Diehelman
Mt. St. Mary's
Lulu Kelley
Tronise
Tavini Williemenart
Robert R. Henderson
Washington
Princeton
White House
Alexander T. von Schultz
Decatur Street
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Marvin
Schwarzenbach & Son
Gustine
Agnes Virginia von Schultz
George C. Bacon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellerslie
J. W. Pepper
Frank Billmeyer
Harry Shaffer
Columbia Street
Billmeyer
Frank Light
Orleans Cross Roads
Mercy Hospital
Samuel P. Africa
Regina Ryland
Fayette Street
Emil Schwartzenbach
Henrietta Schwartzenbach
W. B. Goffroth
Randolph
Kikipa
Froresuoppine Pays
MI. Savage
Mrs. Hodges
Pstate
Lusitania
A. E. Hodges
Landover
Charles Francis Williamson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Williamson
Paris
Eugene Williamson
Eugene L. Williamson
French Republic
Williamdgon
Minnie Winterstein
Ridgeley
Kyle Cowherd
Paul Miller
Jessie E. Bennett
Davis
William FE. Rea
Clara E. Howard
Uniontown
William R. Carr
Sarah J. Ripple
Mt. Union
Allan Hawn
Laura M. Billig
Mill Creek
Milford A. Yockey
Worthington
Bessie E. Nelson
Whiteburg
Edward M. Fassio
Ruth M. Kephart
Altoona
Paul C. Winters
Elsie M. Hetzer
Eleazer Rhapps
Elizabeth Jackson
Rossiter
Lester P. Dawson
Mary A. Cox
Westernport
Clarence A. Beeman
Lulu Fazenbaker
Joseph R. Rice
Mamie Wadell
Jae
West Side
Y. M. C. A. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Associg
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Allegany Hospital
Mrs
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GANT
Lichtenstein
Lorewta Blaus
South Allegany ST
Eodam
Rebekah H. Otto
Peabody Certificate
Musical Literaure
N. Lee St
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