Maryland Theatre Promotes Little Boy Blue and Prince of Pilsen
Maryland Theatre opens ticket sales for the Viennese musical comedy Little Boy Blue with notable scenery and an augmented orchestra. The engagement runs Saturday Sept 26 with matinee and night showings. Prince of Pilsen arrives Sept 29 with a renowned cast led by John W. Ransome, promising the best production yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Theatre
New York
Prince of Pilsen
Zinzinnati
Victor Clark
Local advertisers showcase fall millinery and pianos
An old newspaper snippet highlights Reilley Ladies Hatter with a display of fashionable millinery at moderate prices. Clark's Studio advertises fine handwork in interior miniatures. W F Frederick Piano Co touts large piano distribution and Pingles manufacturing with cash or installment plans across Cumberland stores. National W H Prit Lens Mills Co. and others promise value, service, and low inducements across multiple outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilley
Xpert
W. PF. Frederick CO
Ustin V. Williams
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
United States
Cumberland
National
W. H. W. Prit
Lens Mills CO. Ard
Varia
General Car Shop Upgrades and Local News Digest
General Car Foreman P H Barnes visits Philadelphia for days. Cumberland division gets ten cars prepped after an all night push. Electricians upgrade shop wiring for safety and efficiency. A new spraying machine washes engines before entering the round house. Westminister League reorganizes. Eddie Alkire presides with Elizabeth Glover and Helen Spotts in key roles. Breach of promise suit by Miss Fullhart Indiana versus Wm W Thrush of the county draws attention. Martinsburg trial last week awarded the plaintiff $4,000 after a second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Barnes
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Round House
Westminister League
Eddie Alkire
Elizabeth Glover
Helen Spotts
Miss Fullhart
Indiana
Wm W. Thrush
Martinsburg
Verdict Allows Case Removal On Appeal To Circuit Court
A U S district court in Martinsburg West Virginia issued an order granting the defendant time to pursue removal on appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals of Richmond. The case had been there before with a prior reversed verdict. The Hammil camping party listed includes Lucile Robinson Amber and Benana High Roy Martin George Spotts Albert Hamill. News notes cover births and local travels with residents returning from Martinsburg Petersburg Baltimore Berkeley Springs and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dayton
U. S. District Court
Martinsburg
W. Va
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ichmond
Hammil
Lucile Robinson
Amber
Benana High
Roy Martin
George Spotts
Albert Hamil
South Branch
Will Cather
French Golden
J. W. Wirts
Margaret Greenwade
Brunswick
C. W. Burke
McCoole
Philadelphia
Canty to Launch Queen City Billiard Parlor with Bowling
W H Canty, owner of the Hippodrome billiard parlor, is moving to the first floor and renaming the venue the Queen City Billiard Parlor and Bowling Alley. Two Balke Collender bowling alleys and seven pocket billiard tables will be added. A cigar stand faces Mechanic street with plans for a soda fountain later. The new venue, highly ventilated and well equipped, opens to the public within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Canty
Canty
Queen City
Balke-Collender Company
Baltimore
Mechanic Street
Hartung couple welcome baby son in McKeesport area
The Hartungs of 147 Madison Street announce the birth of their baby boy. Myrtle Valentine returns to McKeesport after a three week visit with friends. Addie Hennert departs for a brief trip to Cumberland and Barton Maryland. Sidaway family visits A E Sidaway near Scottdale. Miss Larkin arrives from Cumberland to lead Flemington Senior opening this week. Trimble couple returns home from Cumberland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartung
Madison Street
Myrtle Valentine
McKeesport
Addie Hennert
Cumberlane
Barton
Grafton Sentinel
H. . Sidaway
A. E. Sidaway
Scottdale
Larkin
Cumberland
Flemington
Virginia Conference Hears Superintendent Report
The Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church at Westernport Maryland opened with Dr A B Hammack of Dayton Virginia delivering the superintendent's report. He noted progress in new churches increased membership and rising finances as the optimistic review highlighted. The afternoon session planned pastor reports and a religious service preceded by Bishop Weekly’s sermon and a banquet with Dr Rock of Harrisonburg delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United Brethren Church
U. B
Westernport
Hammack
Dayton
Dr Rock
Harrisonburg
Police Enforce Parking Ordinance in Key Streets
Chief J Thomas Eisenhauer ordered immediate enforcement of a new code rule banning parking longer than ten minutes on Baltimore between Liberty and Centre Centre between Baltimore and Bedford and Liberty between Baltimore and the Post Office. Officials say the measure will ease street congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Eisenhauer
Baltimore
Liberty
Centre
Bedford
Post Office
Mortgagee's Sale of Property In Allegany County Maryland
Auction set for eleven o'clock A M in Cumberland Maryland to sell a two story dwelling and outbuildings on Independence Street. The sale, under a 1913 deed from Isaac Buey and wife to Jesse E Utt, is subject to a prior mortgage of $600 with terms requiring $100 cash at sale and balance on deed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Buey
Jesse E. Utt
Allegany County
Tasker G. Lowndes
Liberty St
Cumberland
Independence Street
Brockley
Gorsuch
Schermesser
Catherine Kolb
Trustees Named in Bankrupt Cases
The first meeting of creditors of Frederick W. Bell bankrupt was held yesterday and Morris Baron appointed trustee. Baron, rabbi of the local synagogue, recently admitted to the bar. The case of John William Moreland bankrupt, filed September 16 and adjudicated September 19, referred to George Henderson, referee. Moreland, a Western Maryland Railroad employee, lists assets at 100 dollars and liabilities at 922.47 with 15 creditors. The first meeting will be held at 4 p m October 11. Fuller Barnard is attorney for Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bell
Morris Baron
Baron
John William Moreland
George Henderson
Moreland
Western Maryland Railroad
Fuller Barnard
City sewer laying progresses on Bellevue and Davidson Streets
Commissioner of Streets Oscar A Eyerman reports a 500 foot storm and sanitary sewer project underway on Bellevue and Davidson streets and about half completed. Earlier this morning workers began a 240 foot sewer in Millman's Place off Green street near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to be connected to the city water line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Eyerman
Bellevue
Davidson
Millman’s Place
Green Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Threshermen Win Court Case Over Cleated Engines
The Frederick county circuit court dismissed the State Roads Commission of Maryland injunction against about a dozen traction engine owners. The ruling restrains no engines and an appeal is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lazarus
Vicinity
Herg
Ciass
L. Lazarus
Baltimore Street
S. & H. Green
Little Boy
Hedge-Holmes Co
Hedge-Holmes
Maryland
Frostburg
Sim
Maré
Mr. Pritchard
Pritchard
Advt
Keyser
House of Keyser
Centre Street
Carl C. Willison
di Ying
Coco Cola Boting CO
W. T. Grims
J. C. Cessna
C. Edgar Keller
J. P
Squire Keller
Ark’s
Clark
V. Williams
Aim
Cat's
John A. Trimble
Connellsville
J. B
Cumberland, Md
William Heh, Cole
Mortage
Baltimore & Onio
Ydu Ca
Three States
Col
Baltimore & Liberty Sts
W. A. Spruill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!