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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

4

Free Library for South End Opens Sunday Readings

Prof J J Tipton, principal of Pennsylvania Avenue School, opens two classrooms on Sundays as reading rooms in South Cumberland aiming to establish a permanent free library. The room hosts 500 books and will be open 2 to 4 pm each Sunday with plans to grow the collection. The article also notes related local events and people attending the Hagerstown Fair.

J. J. Tipton Cnnsylvania Avenue School Libray Tipton Baltimore and Ohio Employees

Democratic contenders tour Allegany County Monday

Emerson C. Harrington Albert C. Ritchie and Hugh A. McMullen Democratic nominees for Governor Attorney General and Comptroller plan a campaign tour of Allegany and Garrett counties. They arrive Cumberland Sunday and address workers at the Baltimore and Ohio shops at 6 30 Monday morning before visiting Mt. Savage Westernport Frostburg Oakland with speeches through the day.

Emerson C. Harington Albert C. Ritchie Hugh A. McMullen Allegany Garrett Messrs. McMullen Ritchie Cumberland Harrington Baltimore and Ohio United States Allegany County Court House Mt. Savage Westernport Frostburg Oakland

Two Meetings for Farmers Planned

Frank Bomberger of the Maryland Agricultural College will address a local grange gathering at the Corrigansville Reformed Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm and a second session Saturday at 2 pm. He will also speak at a farmers meeting and picnic at the Magruder schoolhouse near Barton.

Frank Bomberger Farmers Maryland Agricultural College the Reformed Church Corrigansville Mr. Bomberger Magruder Barton

Matrimonial Twigg and Wintermeyer Wed in City Home

John Twigg of the Indian Refining Company and Laura dine Wintermeyer were married Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. M. E. Wintermeyer's Cash Valley home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Eugene P. Skyles of St. Mark's Reformed Church.

Herman Pugh South Cumberland Ruth Parker Grand Avenue Frederick W. Barry St. John's Lutheran Church Mt. Savage Twigg—Wintermeyer John Twigg The Indian Refining Company Lauradine Wintermeyer M. E. Wintermeyer Cash Valley Eugene P. Skyles St. Mark's Reformed Church This City

Alleged Kidnapper Marries After Elopement in Court

A marriage license was issued to An nunziato Morrone of Cresson and Angelina Dabrosia of Pittsburgh after a Pittsburgh kidnapping charge prompted local police to detain them. Morrone stated the girl's father opposed the marriage to sell her into white slavery. The bride, 18, spoke through an interpreter and could not speak English.

Court House Annunziato Morrone Cresson Angelina Dabrosia Pittsburg Pittsburgh Morrone Pennsylvania State Constabulary

Miss Simpson Appointed Principal of Petersburg High School

Miss Olive Simpson a teacher from the Columbia street school has been named principal of Petersburg West Virginia's new high school. She holds an A B from Western Maryland College and a pedagogy certificate, with about five years teaching experience. She will leave Cumberland Saturday to begin duties.

Olive Simpson Columbia Street New Petersburg W. Va Miss Simpson Western Maryland College Westminster Cumberland

Jimjams Victim in Police Station

Thomas Males, a delirious patient described as colored from Green Street, is detained in a city jail cell. He climbs and headbutts the bars while imagining spectres pursuing him. Police seek Sylvan Retreat transfer for safer care after aides restrained him Monday night. His brother had him held Tuesday amid a four-man hold on Monday.

Thomas Males Males

G A McGinn Returns From Health Trip In New England

Griffin A McGinn chief clerk to the Cumberland division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad came back last night from a health trip to Providence Boston and other Eastern cities He is expected to resume duties as chief clerk in a few days Also an advertisement offers a Ford Touring Car in first class condition for 235 from The Taxicab Co Inc with phone 520 Oct4-1 £

Griffin A. McGinn Cumberland Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Providence Boston Mr. McGinn Taxicab Co., Inc

Kline Sues B and O for 20000 Over Train Wreck Injuries

Louis Kline sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 20000 damages claiming injuries from a Sept 19, 1914 wreck on a Philadelphia Division train from New York to Cumberland. The trial in circuit court featured out of town witnesses and local doctors confirming injuries and lasting disability. Kline is represented by P Clarence Barnes and Ferdinand Williams. B and O by Col George A Pearce and A Taylor Smith.

Louis Kline Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Kline Baltimore and Ohio New York Cumberland Chester Philadelphia B. and O P. Clarence Barnes Ferdinand Williams Col George A. Pearce A. Taylor Smith Baltimore and Ohio

Austrians Drive Russians Back and Front Advances Reported

Berlin reports the Austrian army has driven the Russians back across the Stripa River. German forces have seized Serbian defenses in front of Pozarevatz near Belgrade. An English assault on the German front from Ypres to Loos is described as a complete failure.

Berlin War Office Stripa River Pozarevatz Belgrade Ypres Loos

George Shreck Dies at 85 in Harpers Ferry

George Shreck of Harpers Ferry West Virginia died yesterday at age 85. He leaves three daughters and one son.

George Shreck Harpers Ferry W. Va

Personal notices from the Cumberland area tell of visits and travel

Dr. and Mrs. Selby and others motored to Cumberland for a Maryland Theatre performance. Visits include Dr. Bullard and Daniel O Conner in Hagerstown. Mrs. Roman and Loughs head to Washington D C with plans for extended stays and a Guadeloupe Island plantation. Many locals and visitors, including Rosenbaums, attend the Uniontown wedding of Leona Baum and Josef Pollack.

Selby Elwood Offutt William Davis Oakland Cumberland Myrkle-Harder Company Maryland Theatre L. W. Bullard Daniel O'Conner New York W. A. Summerville Maryland Hagerstown E. St. George Lough T. S. Williams Berkeley Station Martinsburg J. W. Arklie Irvin Shockey Sand Patch J. A. Nee Mds Rogers Hotel Wheeling George H. Benford Meyersdale G L. Benford Allegany Hospital Irving W Holmes Washington Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Convention E. Ellithorp Bittinger Garrett County Baltimore Sueman Rosenbaum Louis Rosenbaum Irving Rosenbaum Morris Ira Rosenbaum Minnie Sylvia Rosenbaum Leona M. Baum Uniontown Josef Pollack Summit Hotel

Colton to Address Dairy Inspectors Convention in Washington

City health officer Max J. Colton will speak at the Fourth Annual Convention of the International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors in Washington D C during the last week of November. His address will cover phases of milk inspection.

Max J. Colton International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors Raleigh Hotel Washington, D. C Mr. Colton

Russians to Aid in Balkans With Allied Forces

Foreign Minister Grey announced in the House of Commons that Russian troops will cooperate with the Allies in the Balkans as soon as they are available. The decision implies mobilization to the fighting zone once a route to the front is open.

London Grey House of Commons Balkans

Viviani Says Italy Will Fully Back Allied Plans

In Paris on October 14 Premier Viviani announced in the Senate that Italy will participate fully in the Allies plans. He affirmed strong Italian support and unity with Allied actions.

Paris Viviani Senate Italy

Cumberland Pairings Listed For Upcoming Notices

Curtis Ambrose Diehl and Lucy Pearline Ralston of Cumberland join John Francis Paulus of Ridgeley with Lulu L Shinholt of Cumberland in a local pairing. Herman Tobias Pugh and Ruth Parker, Cumberland, pair with Earl Franklin Bean and Julia Annie Malone of Green Spring W Va. Irvin Thomas Elk Lick Pa with Mary Matilda Oester Accident Md. Thomas Wallace McQuown and Hazel Marie Riddle of Mahaffey Pa. Annunziato Morrone of Cresson Pa with Angelina Dabrosio of Pittsburgh.

Curtis Ambrose Diehl Lucy Pearline Ralston Cumberland John Francis Paulus Ridgeley Lulu L. Shinholt Herman Tobias Pugh Ruth Parker Earl Franklin Bean Julia Annie Malone Green Spring W. Va Irvin Thomas Elk Lick Mary Matilda Oester Accident Thomas Wallace McQuown Hazel Marie Riddle Mahaffey Annunziato Morrone Cresson Angelina Dabrosio Pittsburgh

Land Transfer Notice in Bedford Road Lots 4 and 5

Robert R. Henderson and others convey to Carl G. Mullin and George W. Huff ownership of lots 4 and 5 in Twigg Addition on Bedford Road for five dollars.

Robert R. Henderson Carl G. Mullin George W. Huff Twigg Addition Bedford Road

Large Local Contingent at the Hagerstown Fair

A large local contingent travels to the Hagerstown Fair with nearly two hundred tickets sold at the Western Maryland Railway station. Special trains and reduced one day tickets boost Cumberland and surrounding regions attendance, with many motorists and numerous named locals making the trip.

Hagerstown Fair Western Maryland Hagerstown Cumberland George's Creek West Virginia Pennsylvania Louis Baker Justice J. B. Pitzer Noah Henley James McCarty William Lindner Bernard Goellner Lindner Frank Stein Edith Fannie Stein Rebecca Owens Clarksburg W. Va

Obituary notices include Harvey Maxwell Cecil Valentine Blaker deaths

John F Harvey 27 of Weber Street died after a short illness at Allegany Hospital. He worked in Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops and is survived by wife and parents with many siblings. Funeral arrangements and home return noted. Frank Maxwell 28, civil engineer with Santa Fe Railroad, died in Yuma AZ. survived by parents four brothers and two sisters. Burial plans pending. Emily Cecil 62 died at Cresaptown after lingering illness. survivors listed. funeral at Cresaptown M E Church. Jacob A Valentine 66 janitor for B&O. survivors listed. funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Carl P Blaker 22 died. funeral set for Central M E Church Ridgeley with burial at Rose Hill.

John F. Harvey John Harvey Weber Street Allegany Hospital Harvey Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stein Undertaking Establishment Ann Street St. Patrick’s Church Frank Maxwell W. B. Maxwell Elkins W. Va William G. Alcott Decatur Street Yuma Arizona Santa Fe Railroad Maxwell Claude Earle Joseph Maxwell Norman Maxwell Emily Cecil William Cecil Cresaptown Wilson Cecil Midland Theodore Cecil Mt. Braddock John Frank Cecil Albert Avery M. E Jacob A. Valentine Fun Carl P. Blaker Ridgeley Central Methodist Episcopal Church, South Rose Hill Cemetery

Railroad Man's Wife Attacked in Hagerstown Home

Mrs. Edward E. Cook, wife of a Western Maryland Railway trainman, was attacked by an unidentified man in her home Tuesday night. The assailant, hiding a weapon under the bed, tried to seize her after lights-out, struggled through rooms, and fled after neighbors answered the call for help.

Edward E. Cook Western Maryland Railway Hagerstown

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Lune Farbelows Monthly Woman's Sphere Fashion Review Barney Angelica Mac MR Mac Barnet South End J. Monroe Shipley Charlies H. Shipley J. F. Barnett Virginia Avenue Il Trovatore Schumann Harold Smith Minnie Spicer George McCracken William Wingate Laura Helen Barnett Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Lyceum Cc. H. Taylor Fifth Street Taylor Flintstone Patterson's Creek Pugh—Parker Baltimore and Ohio Y. M. C. A Fourth and Arch Streets Ladies’ Aid Society Southminster Presbyterian Church H. W. Clark Pennsylvania Avenue Frank Taylor Potomac Street Thomas Stickler Frederick Freeland Miss Irma Williams Springdale Street Clark May Opal Freeland Terra Alta Kieth Orris Race Street John Fisher William Wheeler Arch Street William Lee Mr. Lee T. Ceaterhouser Oak Street P. H. Mouse Uniiontown Scott Kelso George Edith Wilson George Steiner William Frantz W. L. Reinhard Jesse Hoover Elizabeth Thomas Lee John Lapp Andrew Lapp John Miller Thomas Welsh William Vogel William Kean Fred Wehneyv Boucher Thomas Lindner Mary Hammersmith Emma Hammersmith T. Hammersmith John Hammersmith John Fletcher J. Dd. Anderson E. R R. Lantz Clyde Hutton Raymond Ward M. H. Adams Cora Foster Eva Wenrick James Bguskirk Oscar Suimmers Harry Sowers Lloyd Lowndes Rawlings Frederick Butler Roselle Fisher Louise Wilson Ruth Butler Butler Edna Butler Joseph Miller Brunswick Hotel Charles Willison Maryland Ave George Martin Maryland Avenue Hilary Allegany County Paulis—Shinholt John Paulis Lulu Shinholt Jacob Shinholt Pear Street S S. Peter & Paul's Church Mr. Paul Jimjams G. A. McGinn New England Colton Viviant Thomas F. Smouse Henry Buehman Louis G. Holzshu Daniel F. McMullen Andrew G. Bender Joseph Ryland Hagerstown Yessterday Hageratown Fair Clayton Mathews George Dorris James C. Powell Earl Gurley John J. Stump C. Frank Keyser Charles Esther Brengle K. Dawson Ida C. Schilling Melissa D. Williams B. C. Genstry John I. Vandegrift the Dingle Charles Runckles Valley Street Mary J. Bowhay Edna J. Wiesecker Blaker Rebekah H. Otto Clateca N. heewSf J. H. Griffin Oldtown Road N. Centre ST Neff’s
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