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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1915

Page

2

Frostburg Aged Man Struck By Auto Near Sand Spring

Edwin Jervis a 70 year old farm worker near Frostburg suffered a head gash two broken ribs and bruised hands after being struck by an automobile on the pike above Sand Spring. He was found by Olin Robinson who stopped to repair a tire and the driver fled the scene. Jervis was taken to the Miners Hospital and reports say he tried to signal for help.

Edwin Jervis Edwin Elias Frostburg Sand Spring Olin Robinson

Broad Top area obituaries and personals note residents

Mrs. Charles Rice died suddenly on a porch yesterday afternoon. Surviving children include Mrs. Chas Rice, Mrs. Rachel Martin, and Mrs. Mack Black of this place, plus Edward, Wesley, Newton and Jacob. Funeral today at 1 p.m. for Broad Top over the P R R. Grace Delbrook, two, died at her parents’ home on Mt. Savage this morning. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m. interment Wellersburg, Pa. Personal items mention Mrs. William Cook and Miss Mabel Toolan visiting from Glencove, Pa. Charles Maser of McKeesport visiting his parents. Rose Baker of Wellersburg visiting sister Mrs. Frank Snyder. Mrs. George Gibson returned to New York after visiting here six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henchcliffe of Cleveland were called by the illness of her mother. James McFarlane and Lulu Henckel visited from Glen Savage farm, with niece Mrs. John Neil of Cumb The guest of her mother Miller. Try Tennant's milk 8c. Advertisement Aug21-tt.

Blank David Gunter Brady Clarysville Pearl Close LaVern Wilson Verna Ort Gladys Pollack Bessie Hamilton Flora Mae Patterson Minnie Schneider Viola Porter George Winner George Ort Melvin Schneider Joseph Spates Bernard Smith Edward Sullivan Charles Hays Walter Hays Eleanor Salem Hays Salem George Paul Goldworthy John Fresh Casselman River Thomas Reese David Reese Edna Anna Margaret Reese Lawrence Rank Benjamin Jenkins Aden Hamill I. L. Ritter Philip Samuel and Mae Thames Enid Schneider Eckhart Mountain Lake Park Jack Patterson Earl Wright Jack Cline John Taggen John Davis Cologne Long Oakland John Kroll Conrad Kroll Pitcairn Albert Spitznas Akron Ohio Sarah Hill Mary Robison Midland George Brode Bowery Street F. H. Schreiber Franklin Schreiber Clara Condry New Orleans Cecil J. Garlitz City Fire Department Detroit Mich Windel W. Va Pers. R. J. Turnbull Elizabeth Cronley Pittsburgh James Cronley Daisy Beane Barton Oscar Keaser Ocean Albert Watson Cumberland Peter Clise National Martha Gerlach Vale Sum Leona Philips Kathleen Johnson Beallaveng Keyser Dorothy Streett Cumber Susan Beall Glodfelty O'Rourke Frost Burg Dolores Scott Hoffman Mildred Willison Watfordsburg Henry Edward Divel Marshall Mann William Brown James Reed Lonaconing Arias Rowe Spring Street Clarence Thomas Ruth Radcliff Meyersdale Arthur McLuckie West Virginia Rose Cain Scottdale John McDonald Star Junction William Mason Blanche Fiddler Margaret B. Thomas W. H. Long West Loo Street Mary C. McElroy Pittsbugh Ghter Charles Rice Rice Chas, Rice Rachael Martin Mack Black Sone Edward Wesley Newton Jacob Broad Top P. R. Km Grace Delbrook Frank Delbrook Mt. Savage Wellersburg William Cook Mabel Toolan Glencove Frank Aldridge Charles Maser McKeesport John Maser Rose Baker Frank Snyder George Gibson New York Hugh Henchcliffe Cleveland Mia James McFarlane Lulu Henckel Glen Savage Farm Washington, D. C John Neil Cumb

Lénaconing Bureau for the Cumberland Press

Joseph Mecager, representative, phone 184 K, listed as contact for the Cumberland Press bureau in Lénaconing.

The Cumberland Press Joseph Mecager

Social Evening By Royal Neighbors Groups

Personal notes report Miss Margaret Monse visiting the Ritchie home. families in Cumberland, Sherman, Uniontown, Frostburg, Clarksburg, Oakland, and Baltimore host or visit relatives. Students David Weinberg and Oscar Weichhorn depart to resume studies at Dickinson College. quinsy illness and throat treatment noted among residents.

Margaret Monse South Cumberland Ritchie Home James Marshall Elizabeth Lewis Cumberland Ezekiel Duckworth Irene Lewis Margaret Love Emporia T. Cecil Miller Ilda Walters Frostburg Charles Livingston Clarksburg Oakland David Weinberg Oscar Weichhorn Dickison College C. FE. D. Love Catherine Sherman, Tex Love David Ritchie D. G. Phillipps Uniontown H. Carr Harry Hetz Baltimore Mary Hetz

Keyser Couple to Wed in Westminster Md

Emory L Tyler Mineral county states attorney will marry Miss Pearl Compton of Baltimore this evening in Westminster Md. Rev Frank H Whavenner to perform ceremony. Bride studied at West Virginia Preparatory School Keyser. Last year she taught English at Montgomery WV. Mrs W H Brooke and others called to Akron Ohio by sister’s death, 60.

W. H. Brooke J. M. and G. R. Bright Akron Ohio

Cumberland Press Bureau at Acme Store

The Cumberland Press bureau is located at the Acme Store with contact listed as 5-R Wm F Farrell representative.

Died in Porch Swing

Mrs. Mary Volinger of Broad Top Pa died while visiting her day.

Mary Volinger Broad Top Pa

West Virginia Prohibition Convention Set for Wheeling

The West Virginia Prohibition Law Enforcement Convention will meet in Wheeling at the Market Street Auditorium on October 12 and 13. Governor Hatfield, Fred Blue, Judge McWhorter, George W. Crabbe, and others will speak. musical program led by A W Roper and E O Excell. Delegates from anti saloon leagues churches temperance groups and women’s clubs are expected statewide.

Market Street Auditorium Wheeling H. D. Hatfield Fred ©. Blue J. S. McWhorter George W. Crabbe Anti-Saloon League Wayne J. Wheeling Columbus M. R. Patterson Tennessee Sam Small James A

War News From A Year Ago Across Front Lines

War reports indicate Allied forces reoccupying Rheims while Germans retain a strong north of the Aisne line. Crown Prince’s army questioned as it retreats to the Orne, and Berlin claims Hindenburg defeated Vilna and Grodno forces with heavy losses. Russian staff counters, saying German troops are pushed back and Serbs Montenegrins advance near Hungary.

Rheims Aisne Orne Berlin von Hindenberg Vilna Grodno Hungary

Railway Signal Men Open Annual Convention in Salt Lake City

Five hundred railway signal experts from the United States and Canada gather in Salt Lake City for the international association’s three day convention. President Thomas Stevens of Toronto delivers the opening address and committee reports are presented. Various railroad signaling topics and safety initiatives are discussed. In a separate item, five individuals were fined for disorderly conduct in a police court and remain in custody if unable to pay.

Salt Lake City Utah United States Canada Thomas 8. Stevens Toronto CC. C. Rosenberg Bethlehem America

River Des Peres Flood Prompt Bonded Levee Plan

In St Louis the River Des Peres flood caused about 11 deaths and left 10,000 jobless and hundreds homeless. A business coalition seeks financing and the city board may approve a bond issue for levees, likely decorative rather than protective.

St. Louis

A Little Learning Is Dangerous Says Robbery Suspect

Joe Grant, a colored boy from St. Paul, says a little learning is dangerous and wishes he had never learned to write. A note he sent his landlady led police to robberies, for which he is now serving time.

St. Paul, Minn Joe Grant

Fall season starts as half holidays end in Washington

Washington notes the fall season begins with no more Saturday half holidays. The Cabinet meets regularly and nearly all public officials and foreign diplomats are in town as activities resume after hot weather.

Washington

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Miners’ Hospital Alex Stevey German Street Clarence Cook Grahamtown Thomas Eckhart Leah Stork News Joseph McGraw Hugh Monahan Mountaineer Club St. Michael's Church H. W. Lindamood Grace M. E. Church South Johnson's Church Civic Club Prichard & Co Unigst Aqy Tennant’s Lénaconing Foint Savage Quincy Mass United States Navy Fore River Shipbuilding Company Sarah Deane Roberts Ernest W. Roberts Pete Pinnicks Decker Holingsworth Mary Preston Andy Murray Alice Nash Justice Heck McBride and Nolte Hill Street EN Beer Ely Pure Salez Maryland Baltimore ST Pennsylvania Harrisburg Jaccov Fune Frost, RG Lazakus_ Millinery Cumberland, Md Cumberland Brewfig Safeonduct Western Union Western Union Telegraph CO Novy Beady Continental Mills Tailoring Co N. Liberty St Frostburg Opera House Edward C Charles Fianlin Ovation Marse Covington Insurance de Bal Glick Real Estate Baljamore ST Edison Electric Illuminating Co North Liberty Street
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