Mortuary Records for Cumberland Week Ended Sept 26
The Cumberland vital statistics list nine deaths for the week ending September 26 led by George Helgoth 25, John Stump 46, James Curley 60, Agnes Wilson 51, infant David H. Snider 4 months, Bernadette Gannett 27, George A F Weaver 41, Catherine Glick 51, and infant Johnson 1 day. The report also records numerous marriages with couples shown, detailing genders and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
William
Bessie Ee
Claude F
Ary C. Nave
Joseph H
Neva Wilson
Harry and
Viv Wagoner
Andrew P
F. Spearman
Ambler Belmont
Blanche Cross
Chas. C
Minnie Howell
John and
Margaret Fulton
Harrison and
Hattie Johnson
Jacob and
Helen Bush
Ralph C
Grace W. Cordry
Merle Clayton
Mabel Landis
Charles R
Mabel Scarlett
John Wm
Margaret E. Saurbarh
Willison A
Maggie M. Stitcher
John F
Anna Walsh
Walter H
Jadia Northcraft
Geo. W
Josephine Hartung
Chester M
Lula E. Miller
Little Boy Blue Returns to Maryland Theatre
The Maryland Theatre hosted a second local showing of the musical comedy Little Boy Blue on Saturday to well filled houses. Julia Gifford charmed as Boy Blue while Donald MacMillan impressed with singing and comic acting assisted by Marion Mills. The cast delivered solid performances with an adequate set and strong chorus for an enjoyable evening of charm and mirth.
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Little Boy Blue
Maryland Theatre
Julia Gifford
Boy Blue
Donald MacMillan
Dupont
New St Marks Lutheran Church Dedicated at Clarksburg WV
The $12 000 St Marks Lutheran Church in Clarksburg West Virginia was dedicated yesterday in Gothic brick with oak finish. Rev A Stewart Hartman preached the dedicatory sermon and Rev W L Heuser will be installed as pastor this evening by Rev W S Dysinger. Delegates from West Virginia Lutheran women's societies organized a synodical Home and Foreign Missionary Society with addresses by Rev Dysinger and Mrs J F Hartman. The convention continues tomorrow with Mrs G W Baughman among speakers.
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St. Marks’ Lutheran Church
Clarksburg
W. Va
Pr. A. Stewart Hartman
Baltimore
Board of Home Missions
General Synod
W. L. Heuser
W.S. Dysinger
Wheeling
Lutheran Synod of West
W. 3. Dysinger
Stewart Hartman
J. F. Hartman
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
G. W. Baughman
Maryland Synodical
Clarksburg Coal Tonnage Jump Promises Higher Output
Coal miners at Clarksburg received wages this weekend as Consolidation Coal Company paid employees between 65 000 and 70 000 dollars for the last two weeks of August. Independent firms also reported a robust payroll. September production is set to rise with Consolidation aiming for 100 000 tons this month versus August.
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Clarksburg
Consolidation Coal Company
Theonsolidation Coal Company
Clarke
Pany
Mission Workers to Talk Tonight at Central Church
Miss Walters, a Wilson School teacher in China, will be principal speaker at a 4 o clock Missionary Rally at Central M. E. Church, South George Street. Also speaking are Miss AR, secretary of the Woman's Missionary Society, and Mrs. A Arnold, district secretary of the Home Missionary Society.
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Miss Walters
Wilson School
China
Central M
Churen H
South George Street
Miss Ar
Woman's Missionary Society
A Arnold
N’s Home Missionary Society
Altogether Shaped S in Style Captures Mysterious Tale
A cryptic note outlines a man’s restrained account of a girl, hinting at secrets and limited details. The fragment suggests social or stylistic currents without revealing explicit facts.
Congressman's bid for rail freight rate increase
Representative David J. Lewis in the House introduced a resolution urging Congress to press the Interstate Commerce Commission to promptly act on the railroads' appeal for a 5 percent freight rate increase while keeping passenger rates unchanged. The Baltimore Stock Exchange backs the move, citing a railroad crisis and urging Maryland lawmakers to support swift passage.
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David J. Lewis
House
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maryland
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Lewis
Wilson
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collection of humorous observations and quips on fashion, health, society, politics, and daily life. The item weaves puns about actors, suffrage, cuisine, and money lending with light social commentary and fictional names, reflecting a playful urban voice.
Land transfers and rights in Cumberland area notes
Property transactions listed include John D. Lippold to Benjamin Miller on Bedford Street Cumberland for $10, Frederick Wisland to Mayor and City Council for sewer right of way at $100, Anna M White and George W White to George J Fritts on Schriver Avenue Cumberland for $10, Caroline Inskeep to John Sloan Lonaconing parcel, David and Mary Mann to George Mann Oldtown for $400, William Z to Sarah Horton on His Street Frostburg for $1,250, John McIndoe to Fred and Margaret Weber Scotch Hill Lonaconing for $1,500.
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John D. Lippold
Benjamin Miler
Bedford Street
Cumberland
Frederick
Sadie Wisland
Anna M
George W. White
George J. Fritts
Schriver Avenue
Caroline
John Sloan
Lonaconing
David and
Mary Mann
George Mann
Oldtown
William Z
Sarah B. Horton
Frostburg
John McIndoe
Fred and
Margaret Weber
Scotch Hill
Barnard Named Deputy Revenue Collector in Maryland
Joshua W. Miles announces changes in the Internal Revenue service with Barnard named Deputy Collector in Charge of District No. 9 in Cumberland and as Stamp Deputy. other appointments include District No. 10 headquarters in Hagerstown. Salaries range from 600 to 1,200 annually with expense allowances. Appointment backed by Senator Blair Lee. effective October.
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Internal Revenue
Joshua W. Miles
Treasury Department
Mr. Miles
District No. 9
Cumberland
J. G. Plum
Fuller Barnard
Westernport
J. E. Perrin
Howard M. Fuller
Hagerstown
William Logan
A. L. Bloom
Downsville
E. M. Tenney
D. M. Hurley
Cotton Association Dinner Opens In Lenox Mass
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers begins a two day meeting in Lenox Massachusetts with W P Harding of Washington D C a Federal Reserve Board member among the main speakers Harding will address the financial situation related to cotton Arthur R Marsh former president of the New York Cotton Exchange will discuss the Lever Cotton Law Marsh studied the bill and is a leading advocate of its effects on cotton merchandising at home and abroad
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Lenox
Mass
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
W. P. Harding
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Arthur R. Marsh
New York Cotton Exchange
Marsh
Congress
Brick Plant Resumes at Grafton After Fire Loss
The Thornton Fire Brick Company restarts operations at its Grafton plant with a new fire proof building of steel brick and concrete floors. The plant cost about 40000 dollars and is described as one of the state’s best and most modern facilities.
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Thornton Fire Brick Company
Grafton
Brunswick Faces Daily Water Ration Amid Famine Fears
Brunswick alerts residents to a planned daily water shutoff from 11 AM to 5 PM due to a suspected drought. Town officials warn the well may run dry if the supply is not restored and urge conservation.
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Brunswick
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