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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

7

Keyser Receives New Football Manager and Schedule

Keyser hopes to boost athletics as Frank Keenan becomes football manager. He plans a home game with Terra Alta High School and two others with Cumberland V I A, one in Keyser October 10 and another at Sisto erland October 24. Officers include Ballah as president Epicer vice president Swartz secretary Stay Treasurer Lilter editor. The Mec III VE committee features Kinsey Swart Vossier Stayyan Sta yan and Lil ter plus Keenan Mills and arationa.

Keyser Bape Aten Athletic Association Frank Keenan Terra Alta Cumberland I. A Sistoerland Walte Ballah Joseph Epicer Fither Swartz J. Wy Stay Man W. Porter Lil Ter Mec III VE Frances Kinsey Ethel Swart Mary Vossier J. W. Sta Yan Porter Litter Joseph Spices Keenan Fred Mills Walarationa Wilmen

Germany lands troops in Russia attempt seized Baltic route

Fragmentary report notes German ships escort troops landing in Russia via the Baltic coast near Winbau, aiming toward Petrograd. The action appears to be a bold move to reach the Russian capital in October, with 31 ships and seven warships involved in the operation.

Winbawe Germany Russia Petrograd Winbau Baltic

Society Event Funds Church Expenses and Leaves Town

Under the church aid society, a Wednesday evening program at Fellows Hall Virginia Avenue raised funds for church expenses. The program featured an orchestra, vocal and instrumental solos, recitations and dialects. Leah Jean Wilson wed Lloyd Byron Linabury at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev Enders officiating. couple to Baltimore auto tour and Bedford Street home. The Moore Club held its second pig roast at the Moose home on Siffliwood Street with new members, including Senator N. Zichtman Captain J. Roman George Toutppler Lloyd L Shaffer and William E. Coltugh giving brief addresses.

T ‘Inne Aidciety Virginia Avenue Churten Séng T. Wu. McCauley Marion Bell KR. Mason II Miss Boston Reading W. Tl. Leagitt John Duke Ruby Woodward Ie Montignant Miss H. Barnett Misses Boston Stamp speachsVastor Cramer Leah Jean Wilson Lloyd Byron Linabury M. I. Enders St. Paul's Lutheran Church Daisy Wilson Moore Club Moose Siffliwood Street Senator FP N. Zichtman Captain J Philip Roman George Touts ¥Ppler Liovd L, Shaffer William FE. Mcoltugh

Funeral for Hancock Bank President Peter E. Dawson

The funeral for Peter E. Dawson, president of Hancock Bank, was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Hancock. Rev. C K Lewis officiated with Rev. J P Feltner aiding. Active pallbearers were James W Bowers Lodge 178 Masons, of which Dawson was past master. Burial followed in Berkeley Springs West Virginia with Masonic rites. Local and distant mourners attended.

Peter E. Dawson Hancock Bank Methodist Episcopal Church Hancock C. K. Lewis J. P. Feltner Paw Paw James W. Bowers Lodge A. F A. M Dawson Berkeley Springs W. Va

Hamilton resigns as Mt Savage mining superintendent

William L. Hamilton resigns after seven years as general superintendent for the New York Mining Company and Union Mining Company at Mt. Savage. He will be succeeded by Samuel J. Aldom, his former assistant.

William L. Hamilton New York Mining Company Union Mining Company Mt. Savage Samuel J. Aldom

Local residents and visitors through the city

Personal greetings and movements mark a day of arrivals departures and travel. Pastor James E. Connell and Rev. F X Byrne were in the city, while Harry C. McAdams traveled to Washington for Interstate Commerce Commission business. Mrs Egan returned from Hancock and Miss Eppler recovers at home after typhoid hospital stay.

Cumberland Firs Department City New York Mary Egan South Mechanic Street Roy C. Dawson Hancock G. A. Gibbons St. Stephens Episcopal Church Romhey Frank Lee Carl Peter E. Dawton Meta Eppler the Allegany Hospital North Center Street Florence Stapleton Frostburg Florence Shafer Martinsburg

Last Supper Exhibit Opens At Central Y M C A Tonight

The Y M C A presents the first exhibition of the religious painting The Last Supper at Central Y M C A with remarks by painter W H Leavitt and a solo by Frederick Foster Snow. Admission is free and the show runs for a week.

To End Relief Work and California Apple Show

The Tennessee will depart soon carrying Henry S. Breckenridge and relief officers as U S relief work passes to permanent organizations. Breckenridge says relief of stranded Americans in Europe is finished and he need not stay longer. San Francisco hosts the California Apple Show open from today through the 11th with silver trophies, apple dish receipts, and visiting chefs preparing pies and dishes.

London United States Tennessee America Henry S. Breckenridge Europe California

Sharp to Assume Duties as American Ambassador in Paris

Paris reports indicate Ambassador Herrick will formally transfer the American embassy to former Ohio Representative William G. Sharp, the newly appointed ambassador. Sharp has been in France since August and will begin duties after acclimating to conditions here. Herrick is praised for his crisis work.

Sharp Paris I*t Ambassador Herrick William G. Sharp Ohio France Herrick Mr. Sharp

Visiting Cards Engraved 1 Printed at the Evening Press

An item announcing engraved visiting cards printed at The Evening Press. The note emphasizes service for personal cards and business cards with careful craftsmanship and timely completion.

Rally Day Observed At First Baptist Church

A special rally will be held Sunday at First Baptist church with a 9 30 Sunday School program featuring exercises by the union, a solo by Mr McCauley of Nik, and address by B F P Wisher. Morning service at 10 40 includes roll call, communion, sermon. evening service focuses on youth with B Y P U officers installed and W H Leavitt speaker. Delegation from Y Y C A attends and Red Cross offering planned. Special music throughout. A season of prayer for world peace and sufferers accompanies the morning service.

First Baptist Uean McCauley Nik B. FP. Wisher W. H. Leavitt Braxley Red Cross

Piping Rock Horse Show Extends to Saturday

Locust Valley L I Oct 1 The annual horse show of the Piping Rock Club is under way on the club grounds and will run through tomorrow and Saturday. The event lasts one day longer than usual due to the number of entries. It features hunters hacks military horses polo and children's ponies with a prize list of fifty four classes and several new features.

Locust Valley L. I Piping Rock Club

Spinal adjustments claim relief for diseases in Cumberland area

An advertisement touts spinal adjustments as a common sense cure for numerous illnesses affecting residents within 150 miles of Cumberland. It cites rapid improvements in many cases, notes physician endorsements, and promises frank assessment if treatment cannot help, with the duration of care varying per individual.

Cumberland W. VA Wash D. C Maryland

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