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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
2
Two Frostburg boys Lee O Rourke 14 and Braddock Jeffries 13 ran away Monday to parts unknown. Telegraphs led to their recovery at the home of Vernon O Rourke in Fulton County Pennsylvania. They sought to miss school causing parental worry.
Special sale on men s athleticUnion suits priced at 69c and silk union suits at 1.38. Silk shirts and Dre white shirts offered with marked reductions. Advert says sale runs through September 18 with call to action for immediate visit to Otto Höhing & Sons location.
Joseph Meager, representative for the Lonaconing bureau of the Cumberland Press, can be reached by phone at 134 K for inquiries or assignments.
The Coney Business Men defeated Westernport 11 to 7 in a highly fought game marking the third win for Coney over Westernport this season. The report notes exciting plays from both sides and highlights the clash as one of the season’s most thrilling contests.
The Tri-Towns Press announces R. A. Hoffmeister as representative for an employment or advertising position. Details specify Hoffmeister handling client relations and outreach for the paper.
The funeral is planned for Sunday afternoon from the Howe home in Beryl for 48 year old miner Thomas Howe who killed his five year old son with a razor before taking his own life. Interment will be in Bloomington Cemetery. Howe leaves four sons and two daughters, with the eldest George to care for younger siblings per a note.
The Cumberland Press announces representation by William F Farrell at the Acme Store with phone 3 R for Mount Savage listings and services.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Blake hosted a Thursday night corn roast at their Church Hill residence with home grown strawberries from Blake's garden. Guests included Mrs John Lilly, Mary Logsdon, Richard Logsdon, and others. several attendees were involved in a vaudeville act after leaving a cleaning and pressing shop for show business. Mt Savage Council No 1058 K of C. elected officers for the coming year with Grand Knight John Gallagher and deputy G K Frances among them.
Herbert treasurer Raymond Farrell and others are noted visiting Cumberland with Miss Genevieve Donaldson of Brooklyn staying with Catherine Farrell. Nell Malloy Katherine McDermott Margaret OConnell visited Cumberland yesterday while John T Edwards Douglas Le Fevre looked at repair needs on Mt Savage area bridges.
A W Smith was taken to Hoffman Hospital yesterday after a rivet struck him in the stomach at the Keyser B O shops. The injury required immediate operation. He resides on James Street.
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