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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

4

South Cumberland Notes On Baseball And Local News

South Cumberland fans debate the World Series while Philadelphias Alexander draws bets. Reading room classes resume. Aid Society hosted. Montignani spoke on cotton for students. May rides and a church trip around the world are planned. Local clergy schedule sermons and dozens of residents travel to Philadelphia for the series.

South End Philadelphia Alexander Sox Red Sox Phil

Runaway Fairmont High School Girl Will Remain Here

Miss Danie Basnett of Fairmont West Virginia, missing since September 24, was found yesterday afternoon at a South Cumberland restaurant by Chief Eisenhauer and Officer Cubbage. She told authorities she is well satisfied with Cumberland and plans to stay, following a quarrel with her stepmother. The dispatch in The Press assisted in locating her.

Danie Basnett Fairmont W. Va South Cumberland Eisenhauer Cubbage Miss Basnett

Mayor Attends World Series Opener in Philadelphia

Mayor Thomas W. Koon has traveled to Philadelphia to attend the opening game of the world series between the Philadelphia Nationals and the Boston Americans, played today.

Thomas W. Koon Philadelphia Philadelphia Nationals Boston Americans

Society Notes Cover Bridge and Parties in Local Homes

Miss Miles Streett hosted the Thursday Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred C. Dreyer led a canal launch trip Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. George Smith of Rossville near Baltimore. Mrs. Charles Sowers hosted dancing Wednesday evening for guest Miss Margaret Guttwall of Gailitizin Pa. Mrs. Charles H. McAvyey will host a card party next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Shepherd and her daughter Mrs. Louise Turwell hosted a bridge gathering at their Cumberland Street home yesterday. Mrs. Roberdeau Annan gave a bridge whist yesterday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. A. M. Langford wife of Allegany County Academy's principal.

William C. Montignani Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Avenue South Whitney Allerany Grove Beatrice Lashley Bernice Lang Thelma Hiteshew Thelma Garlitz Fay Gank Olive Liller Lucille Dyche Mildred Tabler Walter Lashley Roland Connor Cumberland Church Lyceum Mt. Hermon Frank A. Killmon Grace Killmon Mount Hermon Church Lonaconing W. Hryson Smith Southminster Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Fred C. Dreyer Canal George Smith Rossville Baltimore Charles Sowers Margaret Guttwall Gailitizin, Pa Charles H. McAvyey Green Street W. H. Shepherd Louise Lurwell Bridge Cumberland Street A. M. Langford Allegany County Academy Roberdeau Annan Bertha Barnhart Berkley Springs J. A. Shockey Romney Hampshire County Shocky Berkeley Springs E. K. Clary Terra Alta Republican George R. Wheeler Potomac Fruit Growers Club A. C. Butta W. Rogers Chas W. Johnson Martinsburg Robinson J. H. Seifert Bedford C. L. Bretz William Reynolis John W. Avbett Gettysburg Bretz Edgar Over Bedford Inquirer C. D. Henry Miss Maude Hancock Charles Crogan Anna Exline Annie E. Carr Edith Carr Waynesboro James Peters Rockwood George Lape Western Maryland Hospital Kate Anderson Salina Kan Meyersdale W. C. Irwin John N. Cover Jessie Garlitz H. Carr Wolford Irene Miller Erie John W. Wolford Mechanic Street Lygia Rebecca Benjamin N. Nichols George FP. Ferguson Ruth E. Miller Fries Winchester A. M. Lichtenstein New York Albert Fowler Philadelphia Ephriam Philips Mary Robbins California B. H Binys Mt. Savage Philips Prospect Square Louise Hocking Nan Hocking J. H. Carskaden Fannie W. Carskaden Washington Frank Gramp Princeton Samuel Gleichman Decatur Street

Jury awards damages for injuries on passenger train near Grafton

Miss Julia McCrody received 200 dollars in a circuit court verdict against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for broken ribs and other injuries suffered on a passenger train near Grafton.

Grafton Julia McCrody Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company

Insulting Woman Charged in Police Court Hearing

Thomas Cavanaugh faces a 4 PM hearing before Justice Heck in Police Court on a charge of insulting two women on a city street last night.

Thomas Cavanaugh Justice Heck

Shopping by mail puzzles Cumberland shoppers, says visitor

A visiting woman writes of Cumberland noting first impressions, praising local stores with vast selections and affordable prices while questioning why residents rely on mail order catalogs. She highlights neckwear, ruffs, Windsor ties, Irish lace clothes, and stylish motor gear as evidence of thriving retail diversity. Margaret Barnwell signs off.

Windsor Milady Cumberland Margaret Barnwell

Personal notices of travels and visitors sparse in region

Mr and Mrs Joseph Reinhoefer spend week in Oakland Miss Ella J McKone and Miss Ada Pugh return home after visiting Mrs Scarry in Connellsville Goldie Price visits Lena Wolfe in East Oakland Mrs E L Foreman to Oakland for two weeks guests of several locals The Fundenbergs plan California and Panama Exposition trip with companions including James Verner Long others to winter in Southern California Long may travel to Honolulu and Japan Various locals credited with car tours, hospital visits, and social calls across Cumberland Meyersdale Hyndman Bedford and Berkeley Springs.

Joseph Reinhoefer Oakland Ella J. McKone Ada Pugh Piedmont W. Va Scarry Connellsville Goldie Price Frostburg Lena Wolfe East Oakland E. L. Foreman F. R. Browning Eliza Fundenberg Miss Fundenberg Crook’s Crest California Panama Exposition Ephriam Phillips Mary Robbins Cumberland James Verner Long Pittsburgh Venice Italy Long Honolulu Japan Fundenberg Robert Shriver BE. A. Sandman Relay Emma Merrill Garrett, Pa Helen Collins Meyersdale John R. McLean Washington, D. C J. H. McDermott West Virginia McMinamin Stotler Wilson Queen City Bruce Lichty Don Derr Cumberland and George's Creek Frederick Earl Webb Youngstown Adeline BR. Mellinger Columbia Street J. Jones Wilson Frank Wilson Edmund B. Footer Biltmore William Dunlap Belle Dwyer Hyndman Henry Ruppert William Gardner Bedford Ada Leasure Edward Shriver Lafe Grant Paw Paw

Elkins Family Wedding in Philadelphia Attended by Senator Davis

Senator Henry G. Davis and Elkins party traveled via the Baltimore and Ohio in the private car Graceland to attend the wedding of Edwina Elkins Bruner to A Hecksecker Wetherill in St. James Church Philadelphia. The ceremony was moved from Halliehurst due to illness at the Elkins home. Attendants include Mrs FL Hunter of Pittsburgh, Miss Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant, Miss Mary Warburton, Mrs John Shipley Dixon, Miss Mary Withers, Miss Anette Sheldon. The matron of honor is Mrs William F. Hitt and maid of honor Miss Katherine Herman Elmer.

Philadelphia Ray Reynolds Cedar Street Carl Twigg Lafayette Avenue John Fisher Virginia Avenue W. H. Wheeler Arch Street Clyde Wilson Grand Avenue Cecil Clark Boone Street William See Hagerstown Lee Frank Simmons Europe Luxemburg Germany Glasgow Liverpool Richmond Maude Heron Western Maryland Hospital Ruth Spooler Pennsylvania Avenue Anna Suman L. E. Suman Keedysville Mary Suman W. E. Fazenbaker Elizabeth MacDonald Ethel May Fazenbaker Washington Henry G. Davis Elkins W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Graceland Edwina Elkins Bruner William C. Wiederseim A. Hecksecker Wetherill St. James Church Halliehurst West Virginia Stephen B. Elkins Bruner Senator Elkins FL. W. Hunter Pittsburgh Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant Mary Brown Warburton John Shipley Dixon Mary Withers

Runaway Walter Cottrill Found Near North Junction

Chief J Thomas Eisenhauer reports Walter Cottrill 13 of Williamsport Maryland ran away Monday night. He rode a Western Maryland freight to Cumberland then to Hagerstown where he joined tramps in a hobo camp near North Junction. Cottrill was returned home by his father Charles Cottrill.

J. Thomas Eisenhauer Walter Cottrill Charles Cottrill Williamsport Cumberland North Junction Baughman Hagerstown Young Cottrill Maryland Mr. Cottrill

Automobile Races Set at South Cumberland Fairgrounds

Races run tomorrow afternoon at South Cumberland fairgrounds include 3 mile and 5 mile events, an Australian pursuit, a 1 mile record attempt, and a Ford cup race. Entries include Buick, Saxon, Waynes, and a Ford racer with more entries expected. Prizes awarded, 25 cent gate admission covers grand stand, no extra charge for cars.

Ford Saxon Auto Tire & Repair Company D. F. Chenoweth Waynes Standard Auto Company Lloyd Linabury Ford Racer Alonzo J. Chorpenning Same

St Josephs Club names captain and plans season

The St Josephs Club elected P. J. Fahey as captain and George I Stegmaier as manager. A four team league will form next week while candidates train at SS Peter and Paul Hall. Rehearsals for The Fortune Hunter begin soon and many new members are to be admitted at Sunday's meeting.

St. Joseph's P. J. Fahey George I. Stegmaier SS. Peter and Paul Hall Dramatic Department of St. Joseph's Elub St. Joseph's Club

Sheriff Dodson Dodges Escape Attempt in Car

Bedford sheriff transporting a demented prisoner Murray to the State hospital prevented his escape as Murray tried to jump from the car window. The sheriff suffered a badly lacerated hand and a scratched face in the struggle.

Dodson Bedford Murray State Hospital

Damage case against B. and C. in progress

Albert C. Hammer smith sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for 10000 dollars in damages. The Circuit Court trial consumed the day with witnesses testimony and final arguments. Jurors expected to begin deliberations late in the afternoon.

Albert C. Hammersmith Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company

West Indian Storm Heads for U S Gulf Coast

A West Indian storm was seen in the Gulf of Mexico and warnings were ordered along the gulf coast from Mobile to Cedar Keys. The Weather Bureau sought more details from steamships as the disturbance tracked toward the American coast.

Washington American Gulf of Mexico Gulf Mobile Cedar Keys Fla Weather Bureau

Matrimonial Robinette Barnes Ceremony Unites R Robinette and Cordelia Barnes

R Robinette and Miss Cordelia Barnes wed Tuesday afternoon in a ceremony led by Rev. Joseph Dawson. The couple will reside in the area.

R. Robinette Cordelia Barnes Joseph Dawson

Local Pairings in Pennsylvania Marriage Notices

Russell A Ballman of Logsburg and Bessie V McFewer of Defiance wed. Harry P Fornwall of Cash Freedom and Malinda P Riley of Marklesburg join. Jacob Lone and Carrie Reichard of Bedford marry. Jacob R Strohm of Altoona weds Grace C Shanks of Jones Mills. Daniel W Reese and Carrie M Makin, both of Phensburg, unite.

Russell Abraham Ballman Logsburg Bessie Virginia McFlwer Defiance Harry Peter Fornwall Cash Freedom Malinda Pearl Riley Marklesburg Jacob Lone Carrie Reichard Bedford Jacob Richer Strohm Altoona Grace Catherine Shanks Jones Mills Daniel Webster Reese Carrie Mabel Makin Phensburg

Real Estate Transfers Continental Trust to L N Morgan

Continental Trust Co of Washington transfers Orchard tract 227 section D Green Ridge to L N Morgan McKeesport with a price of $10.

Continental Trust Co Washington, D. C L. N. Morgan McKeesport Orchard Tract Green Ridge

Five Hundred Expected At th of C Ball

Attendance of four or five hundred is expected at the Columbus Day celebration in Allegany County under Chief Justice Taney Assembly. Sr Charles H W McCarthy will speak in the Council chamber at 6 pm. Orchestra precedes the address and a buffet luncheon follows midnight.

Taney Knights of Columbus Allegany County Charles HW. McCarthy K. of C Catholic University Washington McCarthy Council Chamber Sp. m Council

Warfield Files $40 Primary Election Expense

John E. Warfield Democrat Registrar files an additional primary election expense account totaling 40 dollars with the circuit clerk.

Warfield Circuit John E Warfield Register of Ills

Wanted Girl for General House Work Ad

A help wanted notice seeks a girl for general house work at 31 Weber Street. Apply in person or call 1092 F for details.

Weber Street F. Ock

Application for Saloon License Filed in Allegany County

The notice states Pete Con filed Oct 8 1915 an application under Maryland law for a spirituous and fermented liquors license at 8 aca street corner Smallwood Cumberland with George B Goetz as premises owner. Remonstrances must be filed with Clerk Lloyd L Shaffer within 20 days.

Pete Con General Assembly of Maryland Allegany County Frederick W Hopyman Aca Street Cor Smallwood Street Cumberland George B. Goetz Lloyd L. Shaffer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Isparkler Ibarney Barney Say Barnet South Cumberland P. Lacy Aid Society Ladies Aid Society Frank V. Carpenter J. W. Slattery F. X. Millman N. W. Russler Co. A. Martin J. F. Coniff Park Street Joseph Edwards New Kensington Elder Street Joseph Watkins Carl Amtower Thomas Clarence Bogert Akron Ohio Joseph Inness Fairmont High School Miss Miles Streett Carrie Wagner Mary Dennison Fairgrounds Buick Joe Self ST. Joseph’s Club Demented Man Sheriff Robinette Barnes C. Ball Louis Bachman Luke's Lutheran Church Carl Bergner Raymond Ward Raymond Thompson Edward Gross Henry Dreyer Grant Macfarlane Donald Macfarlane William Vogel John Miller Ursula A. Walters Thomas Walters B. Frank Walters North Centre Street Mags Rose Hill Cemetery Miss Reb N. Lee St J. H. Griffin Oldtown Rog
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