Prodigal Theme Sermon and Local News In South Cumberland
South Cumberland reports a sermon themed on the Prodigal at Mount Herman M F church on Williams road this Friday at 7 30 p m with Sunday services at 4 p m after Sunday school at 2 p m. The community also notes a drill operator injury at a B&O shop with hospital transfer and a Ladies Aid Society meeting at 218 Pennsylvania avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Killman
Mount Herman
Williams Road
Michael J. Gibson
Harrison Street
Baltimore and Ohio
George L. Broadrup
Virginia Avenue
Western Maryland Hospital
Gibbons
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Leonard Weedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Local Society Notes Highlight Hallowe'en Events and Socials
Cumberland lodge plans a Hallowe en masquerade ball at the Moose home on Beall street next Monday eve. Allegany County High School Junior class hosts a major masquerade event, with seniors and Freshmen arranging socials and parties at multiple locations. A Graduate Nurses' Aid society dance and card party occurs tonight at Daisy's hall, with refreshments by Ort, Mildred Fisher, Ella Smouse, and others. Civic club holds its regular meeting at City hall auditorium while Maryland Avenue school hosts an afternoon and evening social for faculty, students, and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Beall Street
Allegany County High School
Mary Hendrickson
LaVale
Graduate Nurses’ Aid Society
Western Maryland Hospital
Daisy’s Hall
Ort
Midland
Mildred Fisher
Ella Smouse
Madeline Bernstein
Helen Piper
Jessie Spier
Effie Bruner
Civic Club
City Hall
Maryland Avenue School
Public sale of Jones estate property on North Mechanic Street
Urner G. Carr and F. Brooke Whiting trustees will offer at public sale on Liberty street Cumberland on November 20 1915 a valuable business and residence property on North Mechanic street belonging to the Jones estate adjoining Cumberland Milling Company See advertisement in this issue Advertisement Speed Excitement Fun At the Auto Race Cumberland Fair Grounds Tuesday November 3 Advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner G. Carr
F. Brooke Whiting
Liberty Street
Cumberland
Mechanic Street
Jones
Cumberland Milling Company
Personal notices from Cumberland and nearby towns
Mrs Almira Peigley visits Mrs Alice Barteis in Frederick News while Mrs Homer Tabler and son visit Mrs F H Charles in Midland. Several residents travel for work or leisure including Lloyd Shaffer Notley Barnard Mildred Sell Josephine Martz and others from Cumberland Hancock and Martinsburg. Master F A Taylor inspects B and O stations. Rev Ewald leaves Mount Savage for Frederick. D Lindley Sloan campaigns in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haws
Johnstown
Cumberland
Almira Peigley
Alice Barteis
South Market Street
Frederick News
Homer FE
Tabler
Homer
Hancock
F. H. Charles
Midland
Lioyd J. Shaffer
Notley Barnard
Mildred Sell
Josephine Martz
Roy C. Cawnon
Hancock Star
Joseph N. Extine
Mattie Crogan
B. S. Chesshire
Boonestreet
Hugh Miller
Martinsburg
Jacob Ritter
John Heintz
Little Capon
Thorner Smith
Allegany County
LaVale
Robert R. Henderson
Hamilton
Hagerstown
R. E. Furtney
Western Maryland
Rockwood
Rawlings
Lewis Ewald
All Saint’s Episcopal Church
Frederick
Mount Savage
Bert M. Garstin
Baltimore
D. Lindley Sloan
Mary L. Shuttleworth
Morgantown
Gleen Tate
J. E. Tate
Washington, D. C
Miss Shuttleworth
National Cathedral School
Washinton Society
New York City
Washington
Clarksburg
Prisoner Frank Lott Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Frank Lott faced charges of disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice Humbird. In default he served 30 days in jail after arrest by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officer at Queen City station for striking at the officer with a red pocket handkerchief tied to a stone, which missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lott
Justice Humbird
Lott
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Queen City
Kenneth H. Craig Heads Lorain Republican Publicity Work
Kenneth H. Craig, a newspaperman formerly of this city, is named chairman of Lorain Ohio’s Republican publicity committee. Attractive campaign literature prepared by him has been received locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Craig
Republican Publicity Committee
Lorain
Ohio
Salem Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for Year
Royal Arch Masons in Salem chapter No. 18 elected officers for the ensuing year. High priest William L. Morgan, king Benjamin F. Biser, scribe William Jeffrey, recorder Franklin H. Ankeney, treasurer James A. Pitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Salem
William L. Morgan
King
Benjamin F. Biser
William Jeffrey
Franklin H. Ankeney
James A. Pitzer
Rewards for Western Maryland Railway Workers Prompted
The employees of the Western division of the Western Maryland Railway received dies today for services rendered during the first two weeks in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Division
Western Maryland Railway
Auto Races at Cumberland Fair Ground
The Cumberland Fair announces auto races scheduled for November with timing and venue details garbled in OCR. The readable bits indicate a motorsport event at the fair ground attracting local crowds and participants.
All State Road Work Nears Completion
State road workers resurfacing the national pike from North Mechanic street to Western Maryland railway overpass will finish soon and oil the road. The Green Ridge to Sideling Hill link should be done in about two weeks. Hancock concrete road is finished and open, with an experimental reinforced concrete guard rail from Hancock to Licking Creek. Road Superintendent Leo Downey says all current state projects will wrap before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Street
Western Maryland Railway
Green Ridge
Sideling Hill
Hancock
Hancock Road
Licking Creek
Leo Downey
Annual Rally of County Christian Endeavor Tomorrow
Preparations are completed for Allegany County Christian Endeavor union's sixteenth annual session tomorrow at Southminister Presbyterian church. The one day program includes two sessions 2:00 conference work and business 4:00 Junior rally 7:30 devotional and officer elections. Finley Hendrickson to deliver main address on Christian Citizenship with reports from state convention attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County Christian Endeavor Union
Southminister Presbyterian Church
R. C. Stotler
W. Bryson Smith
Convention Church
Stanley H. Jewell
Barton
Christian Endeavor
Easton
Las
Finley
Hendrickson
Wilbur M. Snyder
Daisy Kinear
H. E. Richardson
Karl Stuiber
Fred W. Barry
Grayson Daughter Wed Reuschlein In Cumberland nuptials
Anna Louise Grayson married Richard J. Reuschlein at the Grayson home with Rev J M York officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents in Cumberland after a wedding trip to New York and other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Grayson
Anna Louise
Richard J. Reuschlein
J. M. York
Central
M. E. Church
South
Meta Grayson
Perry A. Nicklin
John Frederick Grayson
Lohengrin
E. Granville Shirley
Meeting on Free Library for Allegany County
Miss Mary P. Farr, state library organizer for Maryland, will speak at Pennsylvania Avenue School South Cumberland at 7 30 this evening on creating a free library for Allegany county. Principal John J Tipton spearheaded the project at the same school and a broad community effort is urged. Earlier, Miss Farr spoke to women at the Central Y M C A under the Y M C A Women’s Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Farr
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue School
South Cumberland
Allegany County
John J. Tipton
Miss Marguerite Barnes Weds Thomas Hugh Burwell
Miss Marguerite Earle Barnes daughter of Mrs. E Glen Barnes married Thomas Hugh Burwell of Millwood Virginia yesterday at Charlestown. Rev John S Alfriend officiated. Bride’s attendant Miss Susan fearle Beall best man Lewis M Welton. Bride given in marriage by her brother Olin B Barnes. They will reside near Millwood Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
Marguerite Earle Barnes
E. Glen Barnes
Thomas Hugh Burwell
Millwood
John 8
Alfriend
Protestant Episcopal Church
Susan Fearle Beall
Frostburg
Lewis M. Welton
Winchester
Olin B. Barnes
Asheville
N. C
D. Parker Barnes
Snow Hill
James W. Glenn
Jefferson County
Auto races at Fair Grounds teased in local ad
Lists several Straus family members and others as auto tourists aides at the Queen City Hotel in Chicago and Baltimore. Announces an Auto Races event at the Fair Grounds on November 17. Also advertises FOR SALE ten work horses and seven mules from Hi. 8. Kerbaugh Inc with stock viewable at Doe Gulley West Virginia and contact J H. Little at 68 Park Street phone 1695 oc28 lw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Straus
Chicago
A. L. Straus
Baltimore
L. Straus
A. Bechhofer
John Dumilling
Garfield
Queen City Thotel
Kerbaugh, Inc
Doe Gulley
W. Va
J. HE. Little
Park Street
Willard and party stop during B and O inspection trip
President Daniel Willard and a party of high officials on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road arrived in Cumberland about 11 o'clock for a brief stop during their annual New York to Chicago and St. Louis inspection tour. General Superintendent Blaser joined to Cumberland. Peck of the Pittsburg system will continue to Chicago. They inspected shops and departments during a half hour stay before departing at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
Arthur W. Thompson
Charles W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
F. F E. Blaser
Cumberland
Peck
Pittsburg
Organ Contract for Central Christian Peoria church
Through the Chamber of Commerce the H. C. Burke Co. organ manufacturers have secured a $4,500 contract to furnish an organ for the Central Christian Church of Peoria Til. Delivery is set in four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Burke Co
Central Christian Church of
Peoria
Til
Obituary notices of Doerner Bergner Carter Henry and Zimmerla
Funeral notices span several local families. Mrs Anna H Doerner 68 of 542 Green Street will be buried after services at SS Peter and Paul. Rev Carl F Bergner attends his mother in Utica. John B Carter age about 50 dies in Pittsburgh and funeral to be announced. Mrs Ella Henry 40 dies at Smith apartments with three children surviving. Emmanuel church funeral to Rose Hill. Infant Gretta Kennell dies. burial in Meyersdale with funeral 3 PM Saturday. Miss Alice Zimmerlin 70 dies at Baltimore Avenue. funeral time not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna H. Doerner
George Doerner
Green Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
John C. Doerner
Florida
New York
Firman Doerner
Raymond A. Doerner
Baltimore
Peter Lippold
Bedford Road
Lucy Herzog
B. T. Herzog
Verona Bergner
Carl F. Bergner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
City
Utica
N. Y
Bergner
Maryland Synod
Middletown
John B. Carter
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio
Mary A. Hollenberger
Chestnut Street
Carter
Stein’s
Clarke FE. Henry
Ella Henry
Clarke E. Henry
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Smith Apartments
Harrison and
Mechanic Streets
Pearson
Eva
Verna
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rose Hill
Walter B. McKinley
Westernport
Gretta Louise Kennell
A. C. Kennell
Kennell
Decatur Street
Meyersdale
Henry
Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday School
King’s Daughters
Alice Zimmerlin
Alice Zimmerla
Baltimore Avenue
St. Luke's
Baltimore Trip for Trial of Robbery and Larceny Suspects
To Baltimore for trial were Dewey O'Neill and James Murray charged with robbing cars in transit and Roy McMillen charged with larceny of a mail bag from the local post office. Taken this morning by Deputy U S Marshal C H Wolford and Officer William Cubbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey O'Neill
James Murray
Roy McMillen
Baltimore
United States
C. H. Wolford
William Cubbage
Public Sale of North Mechanic Street Property Cumberland Md
Trustees advertise sale of a valuable business property at 59 and 614 N Mechanic Street Cumberland Maryland. Under a 1915 circuit decree Samuel Jones et ux vs Harry Jones et ux, sale set for November 20 1915 at 10 a m on Liberty Street side of Second National Bank. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Samuel Jones Et Ux
Harry Jones Et Ux
Liberty Street
Second National Bank
Cumberland
North Mechanic Street
Cumberland, Md
A. Willison
Solomon Bear
T. I
Mechanic Street
Solomon
Cumberland Milling Company
Milling Company
Urner G. Carl
F. Lrooke Whiting
Saloon license application filed for Cumberland business
Notice by the Cumberland city authorities that Lombard Cominack files for a saloon license at 14 North Front Street Cumberland Md with owner Henry Ash. Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days after October 28 1915 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lombard
Cominack
North Front Street
Cumberland, Md
Cumberland
Henry Ash
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Mrs Mac
Barney
Kate
Haas
Mac
Dulcie
Cumberland Press
Millenson Piano Company
C. W. Pirie
Emme Reynolds
South End
W. C. Montignant
Diamonds
Whitesox
Raymond Reynolds
Braves
G. H. Keys
Colts
Imperials
Athletics
Wonders
Leader Theatre
T. M. Hare
Baltimore and Ohio Y. M
H. Q O. Williams
Railroad Department
T. F E. Stacy
E. K. Smith
George H. Winslow
Oscar Frazenbaker
P. J. Patton
Brunswick
Grafton
Keyser
Montignant
Martinsburg Association
Marie Gblaul
C. W. Wells
Decatur
Illinois
Frederick Peters
Arch Street
Myrtle Fisher
East Liverpool
Chase Street
Monasa Dasher
A. D. Randall
Grand Avenue
Young's Cash
National
Kennedy
McCracken
Crupper
Moposie Cawa
Sesces Steer
Gilpin
Farrell
Harry Buckholtz
Schley Street
Julia Morrig
Woodside Avenue
Dorothy Gurnell
Helene Hartman
Mary Sanners
Ruth Martin
Marie Laing
Eva Hamilton
Julia Morris
Louise Morris
Esther Korns
Pearl Morris
Donald Richardson
Charles Sanners
Lee Ginniman
Homer Baker
Raymond Baker
Arlington Twigg
James
Cumberland Edn Fair Grounds
Esday
Kenneth H. Graig
Cumberland Fair Groun
County Christian Endeavor
Reuschlein
Owen McGreevey
Agnes EF. Byrne
East Biddle Street
St. John’s Church
Stephen McCabe
Pauline Byrne
Arnold McGreevey
Prestburg
Willard
Terner G. Car
Whiting and
Ippler
Miectianioc ST
Miss Peabamer
Ciler
Hilaar
Lee St
J. H. Griffin
Oldtown Road
Spirella Corgeta
Walsh
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