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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
7
Lonaconing Maryland listing for J B Morgans Store on Main Street with contact line noting Joseph Gaumann as representative and a local telephone reference.
A Lonaconing boy, Fred Beeman, is missing since Monday afternoon October 5. Town updates include banded junior activity, school tours, repairs to the Firemen's Armory, scarlet fever cases, a new flushout system on high pressure lines, and a planned bronze public tablet for Union Street bridge. Also announced are memorial services, a C and P Telephone franchise hearing, union evangelistic campaign plans, and community visits and greetings from local residents and officials.
Taxpayers in Frankfort District through attorney Charles N. Finnell will file an injunction tomorrow against Mineral county commissioners to halt the eight cent extra tax levy for building the Davisford Paterson's Creek bridge. Eastern Convocation of the Diocese of West Virginia will meet at Trinity Church next week with officers named. Democratic Committee officers outlined plans in Keyser. Bottling plant to operate in Charles Town with Martinsburg investor interest. Bass fishing reported excellent in Patterson's Creek. John Niland named night yard master at local B&O yards. Keyser High football game scheduled against Frostburg today.
The Keyser column notes an afternoon football clash with Frostburg at Frostburg Field. It also covers court testimony by L O Davis on a Stalnaker liquor case in Clarksburg, resulting in a $150 fine and about $200 costs plus whiskey destruction. Social news includes weddings, travels, and residents moving between Cumberland, Williamsport, and Chicago Junction.
Reports say the young Grand Duchess of Luxburg has been deported by Germany and held prisoner in a castle near Nuremberg. French sympathizers are said to be shot or expelled, and famine worsens in the duchy whose neutrality was violated two months ago.
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