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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
2
Two Frostburg visitors arrive on their honeymoon after marrying Monday at Millheim Evangelical Church in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs. Shively stay with W. J. Throssell and plan extended westward tours before settling in Niagara Falls and Mifflinburg.
Lonaconing business listing for J B Morgan’s Store on Main Street Lonaconing Maryland with contact details and representative Joseph Kaumann.
Mrs Arthur Price entertained at five hundred last evening at her Jackson Street home. Guests included Mrs Lorain Eisenberg, Mrs H W Dellinger, Miss Charlotte Skilling, Mrs Loydhurst, Mrs W J Skilling, Miss Mary Dixon, Miss Jennie Dixon, Mrs Dellmeyer, Mrs Hodgeson, Mrs Petter Pell, Mrs Mose Bear, Miss Glora Price, Mrs Arthur Price, and Mrs Harry Batty.
Keyser Canning Factory operates at capacity, packing up to 900 dozen cans daily and installing a new machine to boost output. Mrs. J. M. Myers, visiting Keyser, met her son L. H. Trout and party from Front Royal, Va in Martinsburg, then continued by car.
Al Delaney suffered a severe finger crush when an electric mine motor rolled into a fall at Mine No 2 of the Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company on Tuesday. Giovanni Launico, injured in the mine two years ago, returned to work this week.
The Episcopal bishop of Maryland will confirm a class at St James Episcopal Church Saturday at 7 30 p m and preach a sermon Sunday at 7 30 p m at Saint James Church Westernport. Also oyster supper hosted by First Methodist Episcopal Church ladies last evening will be repeated tonight.
Albert Mauck held in default of $1000 bail and committed to Mineral county Jail for allegedly stealing thirteen green salten hides valued at $100.15 from a Keyser slaughterhouse. Hides delivered to B and O R R Co agent at Keyser for shipment to Clarksburg were recovered by the owner Roy Amick. Episcopal Confirmation Saturday notes event by the right Rev. John G. Murray.
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