Sunday School Association Backs State-Wide Prohibition
The Allegany County Sunday School Association executive committee met at First Presbyterian Church Frostburg to plan district meetings and a county rally in early November. A resolution urged supporters to back a state-wide prohibition bill and oppose candidates who do not declare support. copies were to be read in affiliated schools. Attendees included Rev. H L Earnest Rev Dr F Beall Samuel Bradley Charles Roemer Daniel Krapf and Wilbur M Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Frostburg
Cumberland
Sunday School Association
Allegany County
H. L. Earnest
F. Beall
Samuel Bradley
Charles ©. Roemer
Daniel Krapf
Wilbur M. Snyder
Automobiles and Motorcycle News From Bedford County
Local readers report trips to Bedford Pennsylvania for an Electrical Convention, visits from Baltimore and Hancock residents, and multiple motorcycle and car itineraries. Associations note Globe Tires distribution plans and a Chicago show for the Motorcycle Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Milner Roberts
Virginia Roberts
A. H. Hawkins
Bedford
Bedford Springs Hotel
Roberts
Franklin
Roy C. Dawson
Hancock,Md
Dawson
Mary Egan
Baltimore Avenue
Queen City
Arthur Chrisholm
Friendsville
D. F. Chenoweth
Auto Tire Repair and Supply Co
Globe
J. G. Plum
Baltimore
BE. C. Kerns
Beltsville
Mannington
W. Va
Arthur M. Herpich
Bishop and Herpich
Marshall McElfish
Mr. Herpich
Thor
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Springfield
Mass
Everett G. Bishop
Asso
Confectionery Opens On Baltimore Street by Curtis
The new Witchen's old establishment at Baltimore Street opens as a confectionery run by Curtis after fourteen years in the business. The shop features fresh candy, sodas, sundaes, and milk, with paintings and tasteful decor. A crowd visited yesterday afternoon. opening occurred at 5:39 p.m. with roses and souvenirs.
Fire destroys Winchester man’s Ridgeley home
A large frame house owned by Dr. George H. Carpenter of Winchester, formerly of this city, at Ridgeley opposite Cumberland, burned last night at 10. Cumberland Fire Department crews used 900 feet of hose from plug at Green and Johnson streets and 800 more by auto to reach the blaze. A piano and a few other items were saved. The loss is about 2500 with partial insurance. Lemuel A. Combs occupied the home. Mrs. miss and two children were away from the city. origin of the fire is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Carpenter
Winchester
Ridgeley
Cumberland
Lemuel A. Combs
Cumberland Fire Department
Green
Johnson Streets
Ageley
Lazarus Millinery Opens With Fall Styles In Broad Street
The Lazarus Millinery on Baltimore Street hosted a grand opening last night drawing several hundred visitors. A concert provided music while staff showcased the latest fall hats in feathered, beaded, and silk crepe styles, promising the newest trends and guaranteed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Broadway
New York
Rue de la Paix
Milline
Hopkins Professor Examines Capuchin Fossil Collects
Johns Hopkins geologist Charles K. Swartz visited the Capuchin monastery fossil collection for material for his Silurian fossils book. He toured Pennsylvania and West Virginia, praised the monastery's holdings, and noted a Cedar Cliffs cave yielding Eurepterid specimens. He plans renaming local strata and members in his forthcoming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Swartz
Geologics Department
Johns Hopkins University
Father Marcellus
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Cedar Cliffs
Western Maryland Railway
Swartz
Brake action inequality threatens road safety
The article warns that unequal brake action even with equalizers can cause skidding and serious accidents. It urges inspecting worn brake bands, testing them, and adjusting as needed to ensure proper rear-wheel retardation.
William C Walsh Nominating Bid Appeals to Voters
Political advertisement profiles William C Walsh as a Democratic attorney with prior campaign efficiency and party work. It emphasizes his independence from factions, readiness to run, and belief he would be a strong general election candidate if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wa
Walsh
Hile
William C. Walsh
Shuck Seeks Allegany Register of Wills Nomination
Political advertisement from Hervey W. Shuck, son of the late Register of Wills, announcing his candidacy to fill the Allegany County post. He notes three years as deputy and appointment by the Orphans' Court after his father's death, asking voters to support him at the Republican primary on September 1915. He cannot meet voters in person due to short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Register of Wills
Hervey W. Shuck
Thesday
Orphans’ Court
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Cyril B. Geare
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