Lutheran Mission Conference Delegates Named for Waynesboro
Delegates from Allegany and Cumberland areas will attend the 82nd annual Evang elial Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society convention in Waynesboro Pennsylvania October 7 to 9. Delegates include Mrs Franklin N Ankeney Mrs C A Steiner Miss Mamie Kephart Mrs Mary Blaul Mrs J George Smith and Mrs C F Bergner with others from St Luke's St Paul Frostburg and St Paul Cumberland. Noted missionaries from India and Africa are slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Lutheran Church
Waynesboro
W. Kelly
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cumberland
Franklin N. Ankeney
Woman's Missionary Society
C. A. Steiner
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Mary Blaul
Yeoman’s Missionary Society
J. George Smith
C. F. Bergner
Frostburg
M. Whneer
India
Africa
Artist Leavitt's Busy Day Tomorrow
W H Leavitt painter of The Last Supper will be in town with a full schedule. He will address the Duke Memorial Class at morning, speak at Grace M E Church on Home Life in Palestine, deliver Religion of Great Men at the B and O Y M C A, and end with The Two Marys at First Baptist Church. An evening meeting at 7 30 will follow a 7 15 assembly at the Central Y M C A. The school children may view The Last Supper early next week and tonight he lectures on The Value of the Fine Arts in Daily Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Leavitt
First Baptist Church
Bedford Street
Two Marys
Central Y. M. C. A
Chamber of Commerce trip to Hagerstown Fair
A private Western Maryland train will carry Chamber of Commerce visitors to the Hagerstown Fair with Cumberland Concert Band accompaniment. The Horef family din ing room at Hagerstown will be reserved for the party and a special dinner served. Grand stand seating is reserved in the center. Cane banners provided. Ladies receive auto transportation to Hagerstown. Depart Cumberland 7 a m October 15, stop Hancock 30 minutes, return about 11 30 p m. Space open to all with secretary Blake at City Hall or 1463 K by October 7.
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Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown Fair
Cumberland
Hore Fiamilion
Hagerstown
Fair Grounds
Wagerstown
Hancock
Blake
City Hall
Local Pianist Thomas F. Rabold Dies at 55 in McKeesport
Thomas F. Rabold a well known local resident and pianist died last night at his brother George Rabold's home in McKeesport Pennsylvania He was born and raised here and had returned two months ago before illness prevented his travel Funeral is planned for Monday with burial in McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Rabold
George Rabold
McKeesport
Mr. Rabold
Rabold
Water trains expand service on Pittsburgh division
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins water train operation on the Pittsburgh division serving Sand Patch and Glencoe tanks. Many streams have dried up while Windber Mine No. 40 receives water from Levett with 40 tank cars daily. Officials fear regional mines may shut down despite abundant rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburgh
Sand Patch
Glencoe
Windber
Levett
Drinking Fountain Restored on Baltimore Street
The public drinking fountain in front of the Kennewey Company building on Baltimore Street, damaged when struck by an automobile, has been restored by the W T U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Street
Kennewey Company
Get your Sunday net at the Washington Sun
Advertisement promotes a Sunday net at the Washington Sun newspaper, highlighting seasonal content and readings. The brief note urges readers to engage with the publication for weekly offerings.
Knights of Columbus dance largest social since opening
Cumberland Council No 586 Knights of Columbus held a dance and card party with about one hundred couples participating. Mrs J C Cunningham and Edward F B Gunning won card game prizes. Carl Schmutz led the orchestra. Judge Taney Assembly Fourth Degree will entertain members on October 12 Discovery Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward FB. Gunning
Muste
Carl Schmutz
Taney Assembly
Fourth Degree Knights
Get your Sur Any Dinner at the Washington Lt
Advertisement notes seasonal dining at a Washington location with a general call to order. No specific events, dates, or prices are given. The fragment emphasizes cuisine in season and urges readers to visit or contact the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lt
Promise Petersburg Better Train Service
Petersburg Press reports John W. Kelly and John W. Tmenen of the B and O discussing improved rail service. They say crews will bring the train in by 6 pm even if a special train is needed, and locals pledge cooperation to boost the line's reliability and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
John W. Kelly
John W. Tmenen
W. Va
Train Strikes Auto Killing Two Women in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck an automobile at Fayette street crossing killing 72 year old Mrs Matilda Bridges of Franklin and mortally injuring her sister Mrs W S Craft who died the next evening. Also injured were drivers Ewing Townsend and his wife. Separate death reported for Mrs Nellie Withersoon aged 66 at Brisbin Clearfield county with family traveling to funeral of Mrs Frederick Radcliffe in Cleveland.
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Uniontown
Matilda Bridges
Franklin
W. S. Craft
Craft
Baltimore & Ohio
Fayette Street
Ewing Townsend
Alfred Steckman
North Centre Street
Nellie Withersoon
Brisbin
Clearfield County
Frederick Radcliffe
Cleveland
Steckman
Ella Steckman
Cumberland
Howard A. Kephart
Lonaconing
Funeral of W A Hendrickson Held at Narrows
The funeral for William A Hendrickson who died suddenly Thursday morning was held at 1 PM today at the family home in the Narrows. Burial followed at Union Grove cemetery with pallbearers C J McKenzie C G McGill Luman Hayman Robert Adams J C Turner and F W Grewden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hendrickson
William A. Hendrickson
The
Narrows
Union Grove Cemetery
C. J. McKenzie
C. G. McGill
Luman Hayman
Robert Adams
J. C. Turner
F. W. Grewden
Albert G. Snyder Dies in Baltimore at prophets home
Albert G. Snyder father of Rev. Wilbur M. Snyder pastor of the Cumberland Circuit of the Methodist Protestant Church died Thursday midnight at his home 1901 Mosher street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Snyder
Wilbur M. Snyder
Cumberland
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Mosher Street
Baltimore
Dinner Deal Ad Sparks City Bargain Buzz
Fragmentary ad copy mentions a 50 cent dinner and spring themed items, likely promoting cheap meals. The readable bits reference Washington and room advertising, with unclear product details. No clear people or organizations are fully legible.
Social notes and visits from Cumberland area residents
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays in towns including Meyersdale, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cumberland, Berkeley Springs, Petersburg, and Frostburg. People move between Decatur Street, Market Street, and nearby towns, with several attending engagements, medical trips, or resuming studies at Johns Hopkins and other institutions.
Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainments And Races
Mrs Israel Morgan hosted a reception for Miss Julia Schiffenhouse of New York with out of town guests. Miss Hielen Wertheimer staged a dance for thirty couples at the Grande Theatre. Mrs C J L Carney entertained guests including Mrs George H Benford. Eckhart Club plans a dance. An officer brought requisition papers for a horse thief captured by Chief J Thomas Eisenhauer. the animal will be shipped from Wheeling. Milton W Race returned from Holidayburg where his horse Carlos won a 2 24 page. H Stahl drove Carlos and the horse has been money in all races this season. Raleigh K Swayne, Queen City Hotel proprietor, elected president of Port Arthur Keekeek Writing Club. he will hunt near Winnipeg with Captain Hill Carter. Keekeek means pull the trigger.
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M. J. Mullaney
Windsor Hotel
Pittsburgh
D. McC. Carl
Carl
Baltimore
William F. Coale
Sarah Wheeler
Zack Laney
Harry Ullrich
Maryland National Guard
Robert Y. Fechtig
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
Cincinnati
George's Creek Coal Company
Aloysius
Alban
Benedict
Thomas
Daniel Kean
Hugh McMullen
John Glick
Pather
J. J. Prady
Meyersdale
Bessie Coulehan
J. W. Walsh
Clara Stacer
Carol Fisher
William G. Heck
Berkeley Springs
J. M. Harrison
Cumberland
Elkins
J. T. Russler
First Street
S. H. Fenton
Matilda Malloy
Staunton Avenue
Parkersburg
Dispatch News
Nial Franklin Twigg
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph H. Lippold
Lehigh Street
Katherine Russell
Keyser
W. Va
Hildegrade C. Wiesel
Peabody Conservatory of Music
David Williams
Daniel Miller
Lafayette Avenue
John I. Williams
East Laing Avenue
Edgar Adams
C. A. Adams
Virginia Avenue
J. W. Hudson
Springdale Street
State Sanitarium
Sabillasville
Hudson
See
Moorefield
Ben Brady
Wheeling
J. Thomas Eisenhauer
J. T. W’ Hide
Mr. Church
Milton W. Race
Frostburg
Hollidaysburg
Carlos
H. Stahl
Raleigh K. Swayne
Queen City
Port Arthur
Canada
Swayne
Winnipeg
Hill Carter
Marital Connections Listed Across Several States
Wellington Larue Brubaker and Bertha Catherine Walker of Altoona PA. Edward D. Schrock of Johnstown PA and Virginia Hearne of Canton IN. Thomas R. Knight and Myrtle Grace Mickey of Confluence PA. Cesare Ferretti of Cumberland and Adele Bianchi of Joliet IL. John Griffith and Beuna Elizabeth Bowling of Grantsville MD.
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Wellington Larue Brubaker
Bertha Catherine Walker
Altoona
Edward D. Schrock
Johnstown
Virginia Hearne
Canton
Thomas R. Knight
Myrtle Grace Mickey
Confluence
Cesare Ferretti
Cumberland
Adele Bianchi
Joliet
John Griffith
Beuna Elizabeth Bowling
Grantsville
Heirer Seeks Divorce and Custody in Abandonment Case
Through attorney Carl G. Mullin Charles C. Heirer petitions for divorce from Beatrice May Heirer on grounds of abandonment and desertion. He also requests custody of their one child. Married August 12 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Mullin
Charles C. Heirer
Beatrice May Heirer
Oysters in all styles at the Washington Lunch Room
Advertised on Baltimore Street the Washington Lunch Room offers oysters prepared in multiple styles for diners seeking seafood dishes in a casual setting.
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Washington
Baltimore Street
Pilgrimage Planned for Cumberland Knights Templar Meet
The Cumberland Frederick Knights Templar plan to attend the Grand Commandery of Maryland conclave in Cumberland on May 5 1915. A special train with three Pullmans and a club car may run to transport members and wives, with about 100 expected to travel to the Queen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Frederick
Knights Templar
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Queen City
Pocketbook Lost By Traveler Found In Trousers
William C. Bond of Thomas West Virginia arrived by Western Maryland Railway and reported a missing pocketbook. He later learned the money was found in his trousers pocket and continued to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Bond
Thomas
W. Va
Western Maryland Railway
Bond
Pittsburgh
Mortgagee's Sale of Lot and Dwelling in Cumberland MD
Auction notice for the sale of property described in a 1907 mortgage to Jacob Hammersmith in Allegany County Maryland. The sale meets cash terms at the southeast corner of Baltimore and South Liberty Streets near Second National Bank, with detailed parcel boundaries and prior deeds referenced. The property includes a four room frame dwelling in a residential area and is offered by attorney Austin A Wilson under the power of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hammersmith
Allegany County
Maryland
Baltimore
Liberty Streets
Second National Bank
Cumberland
Will's Creek
Corper
John Wedon
Jacob Hammemith
Austin A. Wilson
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Allegany
Lutheran Mission Conference
Leavitt
C. OF C
Tom" Rabold Hes
MG Keesport
Washington Sun
Nellie Witherson
Washington_ h Room
Peter G. Cowden
Bealestreet
W. W. Robertson
Chicago
Florida
Atlanta
C. V. Derr
Decatur Street
Market Street
KK. L. Judy
Ruth Ambrose
Misses Dorts
Charlotte Wagner
Lola Brown
Cumberlana
Israel Morgan
Julia Schiffenhouse
Newark
N. J
Hielen Wertheimer
Grande Theatre
C. J L. Carney
Schley Street
George H. Benford
Eckhart Club
Mr. Swayne
Eir
Windsor Tore
Oystersington
Lu Street
Green Street
Dingle
George E.broadrup
J. G. Zilch
Centre St
Prj Tikn
Funda
Addition C West Side
North Center Street
Ledford
Bedford
Hanover St
D. P. Miller & Co
O, Bennett
Paw Paw
Paul Hansel
Oldtown Road
Thos. H. Burke
Maryland Theatre
Presa Office
National Standard Ice Cream Co
Miller
Mechanic al
Tor Bald
Polk St
T. G. Pownall
jJyzat
Miller's
N. M St
Virginia Ave
Apthe St. Jyz-Tf
D. J
Howard Street
Cumberland, Maryland
James Flynn
Oystl
People's Stash Grocery
N. Centre St
Ation
John “Brinker & Sons
Third National Bank
J. H. Holfshu & Co
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