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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1915

Page

9

Auto Races Draw Small Crowd At Local Track Meet

A small crowd watched Saturday events at the half mile track. Winners included Haynes and Linabury in multiple events on Buick and Ford cars, with Self and Saxon among top finishers. Several cars retired due to axle, carburetor, or mechanical issues.

Haynes Lloyd Linabury Buick Joseph Self Saxon Ford Linabury Self Tie Thor Thomas Neff D. F Chenoweth Fords James Morton Frostburg

Inter-County Bridle Bridge Under Construction Near Bloomington

Work is underway on a concrete bridge over Savage River near Bloomington to connect Bloomington and Lake areas. The joint project by Allegany and Garrett counties costs about 7000 dollars and replaces a road disrupted by Westernport water mains.

Savage River Potomac Bloomington Clarksburg CW. Va Lake Westernport Allegany Garrett Potomac River Maryland Truxton Bridge Luke

Loot Swept From Singell Store Worth Six Hundred Dollars

Sheriff Scott of Oakland traced a robbery to Parsons West Virginia after a clue led to the Singell store in Oakland. Suspects were rounded up but none possessed the stolen goods. The haul included clothing shoes shirts neckwear jewelry and suitcases valued at $600. Evidence suggested the loot was moved by a spring wagon hitched to a horse in the alley beside the building. Entry was gained via the Oak land Republican press room with a broken glass pane and a cut door.

Scott Oakland Parsons W. Va H. c. Sincell Oakland Republican

Pyrene Fire Extinguisher Demo At City Hall

Mr W E Mack of the Pyrene Manufacturing Co will conduct a fire extinguisher demonstration tomorrow at 3 PM in front of City Hall. He will also jump from the top of City Hall as an added feature to showcase the unit.

W. E. Mack The Pyrene Manufacturing Co City Hall Mack theyUnit Adverti

Signal Practice Begins for Opening Game Saturday

The Central Y M C A gridders start real signal practice at South End park this afternoon as they prepare for the season opener with Massanutten Academy of Woodstock Va. Coach(es) weed out players in coming days and urge all to attend. Practice at 5 o'clock with a 4 30 arrival for pre practice work. Twenty players expected to report and two teams may form. A practice game with the high school may occur Thursday. New jerseys and a football await Saturday. Tickets on sale at the Y M C A after today.

Central Y. M. C. A South End Park Massanutten Academy Woodstock W. Va Damm West Virginia Preparatory School Keyser

Assistance Sought in Prosecution of Bank Cases

A large gathering of Grafton bank depositors met in the county court house and formed a committee to request Governor Hatfield to have the state legal department aid County Prosecuting Attorney Gene Ford in the felony trials of former bank officials. A. A. Lilly of Charleston, state attorney general, is expected to be designated to assist.

Grafton W. Va Grafton Bank Court House Hatfield Legal Department of the State Gene Ford A. A. Lilly Charleston

St Josephs Club Admits New Members and Plans Season

At a meeting in Fayette and Smallwood streets the St Josephs Club admitted new members. George Stegmaier reported many candidates for the basketball team and negotiations for games. Rehearsals began for a November play and a Halloween dance is scheduled for late October.

St.Joseph’s Fayette Smallwood George Stegmaier

Annual Charities Meeting Tonight at City Hall

The Associated Charities holds its annual meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the City Hall auditorium with Judge A Hunter Boyd presiding. He will present the annual report and review the association’s entire work for the year. Autumn flowers in Elkins were dusted with snow in the earliest snowfall on record before frost.

Associated Charities City Hall A. Hunter Boyd Elkins

Aged Man Faces Bigamy Charge In Clarksburg

Detectives moved from Pennsylvania to Clarksburg West Virginia and jailed Andrew Lightner after he allegedly forged his wife's name on checks and married Cora Styres in January while still married to another woman whose name is unknown. The Lightners had come from Marlinton a few months earlier.

Clarksburg W. Va Pennsylvania Andrew Lightner Cora Styres Lightners Marlinton

Three Hurt By Auto Somersault In West Virginia

Henry Male superintendent of West Virginia Pulp and Paper at Davis is seriously injured in an auto crash returning from Tucker county fair at Parsons. Gee B. Thompson and Pr. Williams, a veterinary surgeon, were with him and also hurt. Williams cut on head. Male feared internally harmed with back injury. Car somersaulted on a curve below Leadmine after wheels locked. This is Male's second auto accident.

Henry Male West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company Davis W. Va Tucker County Parsons Gee. B. Thompson Babbcock Lumber Company Pr. Williams Male Williams Leadmine

FOR ENT Rooms with board Altamont Terrace

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Altamont Terrace

Rally day program and church events in Baltimore area

A Kingsley Methodist Episcopal rally day program was held with multiple speakers and student performances. The L D Rohner Bible class elected officers at First Baptist. Baltimore conference preachers and lay members push a 300000 endowment drive with mass meetings at First Church and Douglas Church. Banquets are planned at Grace Church in Baltimore and McKendree Church in Washington.

Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church D. G. Pile Clifton EK. Fuller Earl Pile Freddie Cook Helen Grapes Mary Hamilton Mary Youngblood Frederick Jenkins Beatrice Crabtree Corine Whaley Helen Sellers Margaret Little Misses Kelso Kuhns Rev .Pile Helen Martin Vivian Poghtman Ethel Gress Nellie Freeland Jessie June Flake L. D. Rohrer First Baptist Church C. T. Taylor Noah Hendley A. K. Smith George Rohrer Harry Keady Charles Simpson C. E. Bray H. F. Loomis Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Earl Cranston J. B. Hingely Board of Conference First Church Douglas Church Washington Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Lafayette Square McKendree Church

Myrkle Harder Co to Present At Maryland Theatre

Magnificent productions come to the Maryland Theatre next week by the Myrkle Harder Co led by Miss Myrkle and Mr Bertin. The company, famed for big receipts at York and Cumberland, opens with Bought and Paid For and features stars including Miss Russell and Mr Dempsey. Additional plays for the week include The Blindness of Virtue The Misleading Lady Fine Feathers The Country Boy and Baby Mine with matinees daily and seat sales now open.

Myrkle-Harder Orpheum Theatre York Cumberland Theatre Myrkle Bertin Russll Haines Amos Brady Nella Russell Ward Dempsey

WVU warns students to stop smoking on state property

West Virginia University students are warned not to smoke on state property. Cigarette clubs have appeared on campus and Magistrate S A Barker will bring offenders before him for punishment under state law restricting smoking on state owned school premises.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University S. A. Barker

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