Wedding ties extend from St. Louis to local visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. Klatt of St. Louis Mo visited Rev. and Mrs. W Bryson Smith. Rev. Smith recently officiated at the Klatt wedding in St. Louis. The bride is Rev. Smith’s niece.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
10
Mr. and Mrs. W. Klatt of St. Louis Mo visited Rev. and Mrs. W Bryson Smith. Rev. Smith recently officiated at the Klatt wedding in St. Louis. The bride is Rev. Smith’s niece.
Miss Flaville E. Percy visits Brion at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore while John Percy remains nearby as a Brion. Louise Edwards spends time in a town in Pennsylvania. Mrs Stephen Saphos visits Jeanette and will be joined by husband Stephen Saphos dairy proprietor. Moorefield hosts Mrs Bowmat and Miss Bean visiting relatives. Cumberland resident Mrs F C Welton visits Moorefield. D P Ford of Meyersdale accepts a position with American Electric Co's plant in Cumberland for Edison Electric Illuminating. Albert A Doub F Brooke Whiting and Lloyd L Shaffer spoke at Republican meetings in Oakland and Deer Park. W A McKenzie on Pennsylvania Ave undergoes surgery at Allegany Hospital. Charles Norris visits his brother Jenry Norris in Fifth Street. W C Montignant travels to New York on business and returns today. Theodore Chaney and wife Theodore Chaney return from Frederick Maryland.
Mrs. Anna MacCleave hosted guests at Miss Eleanor Paul’s Tea Room with a chicken and waffle supper. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Devries announce they will be at home after December 1 at 229 Fayette Street. Miss Helen Bane of Rose Hill held a Hallowe en party. The Baptist Young People’s Union plans their annual banquet on Tuesday evening November 3. Two hundred couples attended the Masons Hallowe en dance. Schmutz’s orchestra provided music. Decorations were noted as unique and attractive.
Prof Frederick Snow opens a biweekly musicales series at his Baltimore street studio. The events feature local talent and city music lovers. Attendees include Mrs F Brooke Whiting Miss Marie Ehm Miss Evelyn Benson Frostburg Mrs LeRoy Horton Miss Anna Lee White Master John Duke and Mr Snow. John Bartick and Ada McMillan wed at Arch Street home of Mr and Mrs R Donaldson officiated by Rev Bryson Smith. Mr is an Inland Ohio Railroad employee.
Miss Minerva Emmerson a 28 year old resident of Falling Waters West Virginia died by suicide yesterday evening at her sister Mrs H M Nelsons home 4 Wine Street. She hanged herself with a strap from her suitcase after retiring to her room shortly after two oclock and awaiting a letter from someone. The sister's child discovered the body when she went to awaken Miss Emmerson.
Miss Emmerson dies after long cancer battle and unsuccessful operation. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs G W Emmerson of Falling Waters, two brothers Leonard R Emmerson and Hunter W Emmerson. Body to be shipped to Falling Waters for burial.
Wedding announced for Miss Ada O Gorman daughter of ex Recorder Edward O Gorman of Fairview street to Frank E Shoulte of Grafton set for Monday morning November 9 at St Pauls Catholic church Westernport. After ceremony couple to begin wedding tour of eastern cities.
The Press received a printed folder describing the Smouse Adjustable Transfer Table. The invention offers a new method for handling type forms in city newspaper offices, replacing two men and saving time. Patentee G. Ellis Smouse of Bedford County, Pa., is a cousin of local resident Thomas F. Smouse.
Congressman Lewis spoke from an automobile at Washington Square in Hagerstown on October 31 to a crowd of railroad workers. He touted Democratic labor support, defended his committee work on labor, and praised removal of Cannonism as opening a new era in Congress. He pressed for continued voter backing across parties.
Unclear text fragment mentioning twelve tons, cents per share, a $2.00 figure, and a taxi ad style reference with a call number. Contains no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond generic financial and taxi terms.
An executor announces a sale of a 20 acre tract named Braddock Path adjoining the limits of Cumberland Maryland opposite Dingle and the National Pike. The notice specifies sale actions and property boundaries for potential bidders.
Public sale of land described as fronting pine and other trees with a spring and dam on blocks near Cumberland and Pike. Property includes water rights and building sites, to be sold through executor CHRANE with terms cash down and deferred payments, near Cum reek Bridge.
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