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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1915

Page

2

Fell Fifty Feet Down Embankment In Westernport

Miss Winifred Gray a State Normal student slipped fifty feet down a Western Maryland railway cut above Borden Mines while out Saturday afternoon. She sustained a bruised hip and a head gash after initial reports of a broken back. her parents live on Centennial Street and recently moved from Illinois.

Winifred Gray State Normal School Western Maryland Railway Borden Mines Miners’ Hospital Centennial Street Illinois

Hoffmeister Represents The Cumberland Press In Tri Towns

R A Hoffmeister acts as representative for The Cumberland Press in coverage across the Tri Towns area, coordinating assignments and reporting for the bureau.

Tri-Towns the Cumberland Press R A. Hoffmeister

Lonaconing News Roundup Sparks Local Attention

The Lonaconing Press notes a broad news sweep with items flowing to 4-W and surrounding updates. Community notices, events, and brief reports fill the page as residents stay informed about local happenings.

Lonaconing Bureau The Cumberland Press

Construction and Community Notes from Piedmont and Westernport

Dismantling of wooden cars for a building project by Bok Hidtimere and Ofio needs 50 more workers. Laborers earn 1.80 daily under Marty A. Hook. Chamber of Commerce meeting planned with speakers. News on John Zais recovering from injuries in Detroit. Westernport High School orchestra progress and Piedmont High School performance. Senior class planning a play Lost A Chaperone. Hallowe en dance at St Peter’s hall by Undine Club. Corner stone laying of Piedmont school postponed to Oct 22 under Mt. Carbon Lodge A F and A M and regional lodges.

Bok Hidtimere Ofio Fiedmont Marty A. Hook John Zais Westernport Detroit Cal Phoenix C & PO Piedmont Cumberland Familly Oak View Westernport High School Ruth Weber Marie Schell Piedmont High School Lancastrian Literary Society St. Peter's Hall Undine Club St. Peter's Church Mt. Carbon Lodge A. F A. M Keyser Barton Surround

McLuckie Robertson Tie The Knot In Presbyterian Manse

Agnes Robertson and William McLuckie wed at the Presbyterian manse with Rev H L Earnest officiating. The bride, daughter of Robert Robertson, wore a white embroidered net gown and the couple left Sunday for a New York and Connecticut trip.

Agnes Robertson William McLuckie Frostburg H. L. Earnest McLuckie Robert Robertson Scotch Hill Price & Rosenbaum Consolidated Coal Company New York Connecticut Knapp’s Meadow

Local travelers and visitors noted around town

Arch and Benjamin Evans and families motored to Rawlings yesterday. Mrs Katherine Hageley returns from Ac dent Maryland visit. Miss Mary Screen from Romney West Virginia visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Screen Watercliff. Miss Blanche Sydner of Cumberland spent weekend with Miss Jessie Orr Jackson street. Mr and Mrs W F Dollmyer return from Parkersburg called by illness and death of Dollmyer's mother. George Wittich and John Kirkness of Baltimore arrive and plan to stay until Tuesday then go to Bedford Pennsylvania before returning. Miss Agnes McGinn visits relatives in Cumberland Sunday. Prof and Mrs O B Boughton of Cumberland and Miss Ella Boughton of Cleveland Ohio guests of Miss Emily McAlpine have returned to Cumberland.

Arch Benjamin Evans Little Sons Rawlings Katherine Hageley Mary Screen Romney W. Va Joseph Screen Watercliff Blanche Sydner Cumberland Jessie Orr Jackson Street W. F. Dollmyer Parkersburg Dollmyer George Wittich John Kirkness Baltimore Bedford Agnes McGinn O. B. Boughton Ella Boughton Cleveland Emily McAlpine

Mayor Pifer Kills First Turkey in Season

Mayor Pifer killed the first turkey of the season in an early Saturday morning hunt. Harry Woolf also killed a turkey and young Gardner took two. M. M. Entler of Mt. Storm died Sunday after a long illness aged 55. An entertainment at Music Hall next Wednesday aids the Boy Scouts. Ernest Dayton visited from Newburg. Mrs. Sara Kight of Cross visits Headsville. Mrs Obed King and daughter spent Sunday in Cumberland. Mrs. Richard Golden mourns a friend in Clarksburg. FE Kingsley of Parkersburg was a business visitor Friday and Saturday. CN Finnell, board of education president, invited to speak.

Alda John Price Centre Street Harry H. Biedelman Allegany Cemetery Mountain Castle Knights of Golden Fangle Cumberland Colorado Italy Pifer W. C. Pifer Harry Woolf Young Gardner M. M. Entler Mt. Storm Mr. Entler L. E. Moran Iity Ernest Dayton Newburg Sara Kight Cross Headsville Obed King Richard Golden Clarksburg FE. R. Kingsley Parkersburg

Opening address at Piedmont school corner stone laid

The opening address at the laying of the corner stone of the new Piedmont school building was given on Friday. Rodney Crawford Chas Dunn and Robi Grahm of Piedmont walked down to Keyser Sunday afternoon and returned home on the Western Maryland line. Mrs Philip Holy of Clarksburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Brown. Hart Hedrick of Fairmont was a Sunday visitor. Mrs Mary Davis of Westernport is Scott Brown. Miss Gladys Michaels remains very ill. Do A Millar visits relatives at Romney. Jas Pancake returns home from Hoffman Hospital greatly improved.

Piedmont W. Va Rodney Crawford Chas. Dunn Robi Grahm Keyser Maryland Philip Holy Clarksburg Scott Brown Hart Hedrick Fairmont Mary Davis Westernport Gladys Michaels

Notice of Administration for John Harry Hinkle

Maud V. House Administratrix announces letters of administration for John Harry Hinkle of Allegany County Maryland. Creditors must present claims with proof by March 28 1915 or be barred from benefits. Debtors should pay promptly. Hand dated September 28 1915 with notices issued October 4 11 18.

Riber Allegany County Lette John Harry Hinkle Negay County Maryland Maud Administratrix

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