Personal News From Cumberland Area Citizens
Cumberland readers submit notes on arrivals and visits across Maryland and nearby towns. John Kirk recently relocated from Scotland and secured a position with B&O shops while staying with Mrs. Gladys Clark. Numerous visits, travels, and hospital recoveries are noted for residents and visitors in Cumberland, Berkeley Springs, Hancock, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirk
Scotland
Ellerslie
Gladys Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. T. Mattingly
Alleganyospital
York Street
Nellie
Mary Sprigg
Moorefield
John Tedrick
W. R. Walters
Berland
Eetwood
Charleston Mail
Bernard Farrell
Ritzell and Howard Married in Wheeling Presbyterian Manse
Wilbert W. Howard of Chicago and Miss Glenn Ritzell daughter of Mrs. A. M. Ritzell of Keyser were married at the Wheeling Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Robertson. The couple left for Chicago to make their home. The bride's sister Ethel was visiting when the announcement surprised locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cessna
Smithfield
Cumberland
Harvey Sliger
Terra Haute
Ind
Joseph A. Lovett
Pittsburgh
Paul T. Buckler
la Vale
Andrew Weimer
Hollidayburg
W. A. Buckholtz
B. F. Snively
Robert S. Bell
New York
Eleanor Paul
N Washington
Baltimore
Nellie Bane
Pittsburg
Frank Henderson
Daugh‘ter
Henderson
Robert R. Hen
Wilbert W. Howard
Chicago
Glenn Ritzell
A. M. Ritzell
Wheeling
Robertson
Miss Ritzell
Ethel
Henkel
Harper’s Ferry
Olin
D. W. Eagle
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
W. S. Umstot
Hagerstown
T. H. Wagoner
Strasburg
W. C. Fleming
Harrisonburg
Tri Towns Church Repairs and Union Revival Plans
The Presbyterian Church on Ashfield Street is undergoing repairs including new exterior woodwork windows and floor staining with aisles to be reworked and beveled doors. Union revival services led by Rev J H Lacy begin Nov 1 at First M E church with daily services and a union choir led by Miss Lois F Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ashfield Street
Union Evangelistic
M. E
J. H. Lacy
D. D
Winchester
Wm. Harris
Harry V. Wheeler
St. John’s M. E. Church
South
Martin A. Ray
Union
U. B. Church
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
First
Movements and Visits In and Around Keyser Area
Relatives and friends visit and relocate in Keyser and nearby towns. Names include Roxie Stewart Pauline Havermale Hattie Estes N H Peake J Luther Arnold Thomas Stanley Alma, and households of Mills Smith Hutson Hackett Beall Koelz Love Beach Ray and others. Trips reach Baltimore Cleveland St Paul Lynchburg and points in between as residents travel and relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
Roxie Stewart
Pauline Havermale
Near
Hattie Estes
Washington
W. FE. Crooks
N. H. Peake
J. Luther Arnold
Thomas Stanley
Baltimore
Maud Phillips
Elkins
Isaac Mills
Ohio
Lewis Smith
Washington, D. C
William Kuykendall
Lena Hutson
Walter Hackett
St. Cloud
Clarence Plum
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Grafton
Newburg
Alva Feet
Boyd Linthicum
George C. Macfarlane
Barnum
Wm. H. W. Baker
W. J. Koelz
Main Street
Dr Flower Seized in Old Million Dollar Fraud
New York officials report the arrest of Dr BR C Flower also known as Oxford and Montgomery in Toronto after a long chase across North America and parts of South America. Once president of the Arizona Mining Company and Lone Pine Company, Flower was indicted for grand larceny of 1 million dollars. His arrest follows a case tied to the death of Theodore Haugerman's husband and the exhumation of a body he was released on $50,000 bail which he skipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
BR. C. Flower
Oxford
Montgomery
Toronto
North American
South America
Flower
Arizona Mining Company
Lone Pine Company
Theodore Haugerman
Tingerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Gross & CO
The
Cumberland Press
P. H. Farrell
Edward Fannon
Mount Savage
Virginia C. Ryan
Hancock
James Garrett
Lost City
W. Va
Letha Wagner Fultz
Berkeley Springs
Grand Avenue
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Columbus
Aurora
Albert Miller
Connellsville
Asailant
Baltimore and Ohio
Mamie Aaronhold
Charles Norris
Little Orleans
Carl Kalbaugh
Archstreet
Mary Nelson Barnett
Virginia Avenue
Charles H. Shipley
Oakland
A. Cline
Paw Paw
South Cumberland
J. C. Baldwin
Charles Anderson
Martinsburg
Humbird Street
Ernest Parsons
Philadelphia
Boston
John Shannon
Springdale Street
MAZDA
Edison
Réet
Edison Electric Ill. Co
Cumberland, MD
Ity
Anna Louise
Tri-Towns
Union Revival Services
First Baptist Church
Westernport
W. H. S. White
Piedmont Public Schools
First M. S. Church
Young Men’s Bible Class
Piedmont City
Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H
St. Peter’s Hall
Anna Miller
Mary
Harry Smith
Riverside Avenue
Elmer Michael
Westernport Hill
Ladies’ Civic Club of
Luke
Marriage of
Tom Thumb
James
Ward
George Cox
Cass
W. Va. Pulp & Paper Co
Thresa O’leary
Charles Beall
R. L. Love
Alma
Wellsville
Piedmont
Emmet W. Beach
Piedmont Opera House
St. Paul
Minn
Orpheum
DR. Flower
Dr. R. ©. Flower
Maryland
Tome
Third Nations Bank
L. W. Bullard
Shirey & Hawkins
the Maryland Restaurant
Sre
Windsor Hotel
Abig Brothers
Ben Bettas
Centre St
Haig & Stegmaier
Agency For Service
Cyril Bygeare
Aver & Geare
Columbia Records
WOSTC
Victor Machines P.atelel
trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency
F. Lookenott
Osteopathss Chiropractor
Pocone
Ayer
Son Coast
Wrkee
Wm” Free
C. & P. Telephone
Nati
Enniston, Mer
John C Wolford Finerg
Aming
Ambul Sergi Fc Nigat
Pliberty Sf
Eflurshutz
North Centre Street
Desales Glick
Balto, St
Sumberland, Md
Moose H
OWDEN & @IHLMAN
Third Nation Bank Bldg. Bo
Eran
Evening Press
Serman
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