Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 13

CUMUKKLANIJ, TUESDAY, SEIT. 3,1940 THIRTEEN IQQKMSCHOOE STRAP Typical American Food to Be Featured By Miss Em'ily Conklin and HerAssistant COOK BOOKS FREE imes and News Sponsors of School SI Be In Session From Sept. 10 to 13 I Twlgr-Ostcr Marjoi'le, Grace Oster, daugh- rj of Mr', Mrs, Charles Oster, Lawrence Harvey Twigg, son of Mr. and Twigg, Spring Gap, were mar- ried Saturday night at Oldtown Methodist parsonage by the Rev James Mr. spent two years in the regular army In Hawaii and Is now employed by tlie Builders Faint and Supply Company.

The attendants were, Miss Dorothy Osier and sister and broth- er of the bride. Others, attending' were Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Shank, Mr. and Mrs. POLICE ARREST MAN AT WOODLAND STILL Ex-Convict For Thefl of Brass Prom Railroad Property State FoHi-e last' night arrested Albert Lease, 48.

of Triple Lakes, on a 'state charge of Illicit possession and manufacture of whisky. He was taken to the county jail for a hear- ing tomorrow, -s Corporal H. Snhultlieis said 15 gallons of liquor and a small still were found along Warrior Run, one- half mile off the Brant Road. Coun- ty Investigator Terrcnce J. Boyle said the man admitted ownership I A Mrs.

Henry E. Smith Kezla Whalley Smith, 82, widow of Henry E. Smith, 317 Magriidcr street, died Monday morning, after an: illness of three years, She was the daughter of the C. and Sarah (Butler) Whalley and was born at "The Brierty Hill, Staffordshire, April 17, 1858, and came to United States in 1871, locating in Cumber- land'. William J.

Cubbagc Hitcs tor William J. Cubbagc, 56, of 629 Lincoln street, who Saturday, were conducted this aftcr- at the home. The Rev. Dr. HiTOn Bfvwcrsox, pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, officiated and interment, was in Hlllcrcst Burial Park. All members of the police'depart- ment, in uniform, attended the funeral, and pallbearers were fcl- Surviving children arc: Mrs. -kl-ilow officers who had served with M. Ralph Garland, Ada Oster, Helen' Ruppenkamp, James Twigg, Eliza- Haugh, Marie Davis, Ray matured' on the program of Way Cooking School, op- fiing next Tuesday morning at the Strand theatre, sponsored by the ening fcws. Roasts Tunes and Cumberland and pot-roasts, steaks, Miss Elizabeth Frances Baron, tier Lops and stews, old favorites and h-to-the-rhinutes novelties, in Ition to typical 'American pies and ikes and hot breads will be prepar- and displayed by Miss Emily Jonklin, one of the foremost cook- experts in.

America. New -England "boiled" dinner, iiih corned beef and vegetables, lorn, stealc broiled to a turn, Chili, as it is made Texas, and pork chops as they S-e prepared down in Dixie, are hiong delicious recipes from Jirth and east, west and south, Inch follow each other in swift Secession" on this program of all- liierican favorites. With the meat ihes there are vegetables, hot leads, salads arid desserts to make a series of complete meals. Every Recipe Tested Miss Conklin is very proud the she is presenting in this bking school. Many of them have contributed by good' cooks parts States.

All been carefully tested. Each re- on the program is, in the (inion of experts, the very of particular cjass. The best way of sting, the best the best Impkiii- pie, chocolate cake, gin- Tbread, "or whatever kind may ''presented on 1 this Due orthj tesU recipe is practical value, to the average iri family None is too elaborate or too terent to be prepared at home, material usually at hand in American kitcfien, or easily ob- Liable in the -shops of the neigh- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron, was married Sunday to Dr.

i.e Gabriel Weisman, son of Dr. arid Henry Weisman, of Nesv York, at 4 o'clock at the home b'ride's parents, 555 Greene street, the bride's father officiating. Weisman is 1 a graduate of Allegany JJlgh School and Mt. Sinai Hospital-School of, -Nursing, New Dr. Weisman graduated from Harvard College, and New York University Medical School.

They will leside at 119 West 106th street, New York: Attending the wedding 'were the bridegroom's parents, Dr. and Mrs Lucille Weis- sister; Louis Weisman, his grandfather; Miss Ruth Baron, sis- ter'of the bride, all of New York and Mr. and.Mrs, Bsnjartiln Blum- enthal, of Washington. Shober-Moori Miss Betty Louise Moon, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Moon, 451 Henderson avenue, and Oscar Franklin Shober son of Mr.

and MrsV John C. Shobcr North Mechanic street, were mar ried yesterday afternoon in Hagcrs town. Miss Dorothy Lee Bowse and Timothy Abbot were attend ants. the House of'Correction, for theft 188 pounds of brass, valued at $15, rom Baltimore and Ohio Railroad roperty. He was arrested by Officer 1.

H. Goshorn, of the railroad po- ce, who said two thefts were com- mitted in one Oliver H. Bruce, said Kerns was sen- enced to three years in prison on a reeking and entering charge, in 937, and completed the term last April 23. Police Court. swamped this morning with prisoheis, but prac- ically all of them were men ai rest- ed over the wcek-crid for -being drunk or loitering.

MoTft. Uian a core were picked up Saturday, Stin- day and yesterday. Mr. -Shober, with his: business at 50 1 Mechanic: street, will resid with his bride'; at- 816 Louisiah avenue. and still.

Kerns, 22, of Laing ave- uc, was sentenced todaj in Trial dapistrates' Court to nine months INSPECTION OF-CARS TO BEGIN OCTOBER 1 Commissioner of Motor Vehicles W. Lee Elgin that annual check-up pu automobiles, Tucks and motorcycles will begin October 1, willi. aboiab 1,500 service stations 'and garages be inspec-. tion stations. inspected by November 15 and no tags will be Issued 1941 hicles that are not approved.

The commissioner has Basked Governor Herbert R. O'Conor for the co- operation of the Maryland Traffic Safety Committee in the safety campaign. Examiners from 'the commission- er's staff were at the State.Armory' here today for the regular testing of applicants for driving licenses. mcr L. Hines, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs.

Edward K. Brewster, Ohio; Miss Frances A. Smith, Mrs. J. Head, arid Mrs, J.

Wallace chol. all of Mrs Edward A. Gross, Cumberland; Mrs. H. Warren Dyche, Hyattsville; also surviving are: two step children, Sumbird Smith, and Miss Daisy B.

i of Washington; three brothers, Thomas B. Whalley, Wiley Ford; Joseph Whalley, Springfield, Oregon; Harry V. Whalley, Cumber- land; a sister, Mrs. Sarah B. Eng- land, Cumberland, and seven grand- children.

She was a member of Centre Street Methodist Church. The body will remain at Stein's chapel. James R. Lewis James R. Lewis, 40, of Centre street, cobbler, was found dead.

Sunday afternoon: in of the Gay was attributed to natural causes by Dr. Linne H. Corsori, deputy medical examiner. Police investigated after being MUMA BOYS KEEP UP WINNING STRIDE Youths Cop Most Important Trophies Posted By Deep Creek Yacht Club A him more than ten years. They weie: Lawrence S.

Meister, Waltei P. William Connell, Henry Stitcher, Prank A. Shober and Rarnond H. Johnson. Miss Mabel Babst ML5S Mabel Babst, S3, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital, where she was a patient since January 5.

She was a native of Defiance, where the body was taken. Miss Babst, who resided with her brother. William Babst, 713 Bedford street, was a daughter of the late Charles and Elizabeth Babst. Bobby and Havolti Muma, this season's stars of the Deep Creek Yacht Club, continued their win- ning form over the Labor Day week- end regatta to win the club's most important trophies. The brothers captured both the Governor Herbert R.

O'Conor trophy for high point score in the fifteen races that 'con- stitute the season's schedule, and also the Commodore Frank Wil- son trophy for a -scries of three It Is the bays' first leg or. cither trophy, both of which must be won three times for permanent possession. just to make their boat's standing even more secure, the Muma boys turned it over to their sister, Miss Bonnie Jane Mums, who didn't do so badly cither. With Mrs. G.

C. Blartcn WK! daughter, Catherine and Mrs. Thomas Mows and niece, Catherine Kelly, returned from New York and Atlan- tic City. Mr. Rtul Mrs.

D. Lonnholm, 824 Shrive'r avenue, who visited Mr. Lonnholm's mother In Hawthorne have returned. Miss Sallic G. Robinson, Washing- ton.

visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Rupperl, III; 1, Mi. Savage, sue visiting tviii R. M. Watt, Baltimore. Miss Ruth Purron, 603 North Cen- tre street, is visiting lu Philadelphia and York.

FROSTBURG MARCUT IN SLASHING AFFRAY One In Hospital, Another In Jail, After Battle In Tup Room of Hotel County authorities today were in- vestigating sn alleged cutting a a yesterday morning' in Die tap room ot the buntcr Hotel, FroMburg, said to have resulted from an argu- ment between two Frostburg men after nn all-night card game. Cocil Engie, 42, of East- Main street, was released under $500 bond, Cllrti'tiL-v! Sluss, 43, of 81 Broadway, with a Virginia Mason as her crew, Miss Muma took an extremely close fln- A sister, Miss Jessie Babst, De-fish from Miss Georgic Dixon and fiance, also survives. Walter L. Anthony Prostburg, Sept. 3--Walter L.

Knthusiastlq About cooking school is as gay and Sertaining as it is instructive. tking is fun, as Miss Conkliri does Her enthusiasm her job is Plauiiing and prepar- meals Is no longer a humdrum when you follow her methods. hie dishes prepared are as pretty pictures, and they are tented at the close of-each day's Igram, before mirrors, under a spotlight, so that every de- or their attractive garnishing is to the audience. Patriotic Tone the red, white and blue back- linrt and decorations and Uie frful costumes the page-girls present the completed dishes emphasize the patriotic tone whole program. order that the cooking school be of practical value, printed ties for day's program 'are Miss Lofaine daughter and Mrs.

'E. Wilson, Rives yille; WJ and Pred Sanfor soh of the late Mrs. Effl G. -Straight, Fairmont, wer married at noon Sunday in Trinity Lutheran church by the Rev. Wil- liam von Spreckelsen.

The bride wore soldier bhie crepe with a corsage of baby-pink rose- buds. The couple were attended by E. C. Wilson, brother of the bride, and Miss Flora Straight, sister of the groom. Mrs.

Straight attended Fairmont State Teachers College, where she j'wns'R member of the 'Alpha. Kappa Chapter of Sigma Sigma. Sigma sorority. She was a student ulis p'ast year at the Fairmont Business College and has been employed by the Consolidated Coal Company. Mr.

Straight is a graduate o( the College of Pharmacy Rt West Virginia University. He was until re- cently employed in Fairmont, and is at' present associated with the Lichtensteiii Drug Company. Mr. and Mrs. Straight left for the Eastern Shore and New York, and on' their return 'will reside on Alta- mont Terrace.

I A Michael-Fresh Miss Dorothy-Fresh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fresh, New Germany, became the bride of Okey E. Michael, son of Mrs. Lanora Deffinbaugh's Hold 'Reunion Nearly 15 persons attended the ninth annual Deffinbaugh reunion Sunday at Davis', grove, near Flint- stone, coming from as far as Peofia and La Rose, Illinois, and Buffalo, N.

Y. Much interest -was shown in a chart ot the family- tree prepared by Miss Alma Logsdon, Frostburg. Tribute was paid to Marshall Deff- inbaugh, Covirigton, who died since last year's-reunion. Officers of the family group for the. year are: Mrs.

William Deffin- baugh, Fllntstorie, -president; Elmer dent; M. Fj JJones.V^unhall, secretary; Miss "Alma Logsdon, Frostburg, historian, and R. P. ment chairman. Family.Holds Reunion Four generations present Sunday at the home Clyde Douty, La Vale, "when' the brpthers and sisters and tHeir families, met.

Present were, Charles T. -Douty, and Laxira Douty, Fresno; Edwin C. Albany, N. Charles F. Mrs Susie Douty Sweitzer, Miss Dorothy Sweitzer, Charles Sweitzer, and called by H.

Oldtown road. Lieut. James E. Frank Gaflncy.arid.Robert E. Flynn arid Officers John "Powers an'd John Smallwood investigated.

Mrs. Lewis said her husband left ionic -early Sunday 'ailed 1 He''was a World War veteran; The body remains at Elizabeth Meyers Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Meyers, 11, wife of' Mont Meyers, died.Sunday 10 p. m. at her home at Laurel Run near Born in Niles, Ohio, she was a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Cook. a resident of this section for'70 years, and was a second cousin' of Gen. Robert E. Lee.

Mrs. Meyers was a member of Barton M. E. Church. She is survived by her husband nnd the following children: Joseph Meyers, Barton; James Meyers, Lonaconing; John Meyers, Clarence Green nnd Mrs.

Alice Wilkcs, of Moscow, Robertson, Pekin; Mrs. Joseph Robertson, Barton; Mrs. Clarence Metz, Moscow, and William Meyers; also five brothers, Thomas John Morgan, Frostburg; Joseph Morgan, Anthony, 5D, Pittsburgh, son of the late Gerson antl Rnchaei (Llewellyn) Anthony, a native, of this city, died suddenly. Saturday -'evening from a heart Anthony "was In his car ehroute.to his home, when he was stricken. He left here 40 years ago and lor a number of years had been presi- dent of the Pittsburgh.

BesidesThis wife, the formeK Miss i Mary is' survived by one son, Willis arid three daughters, Edith Ruth at home. Mrs. 'Harry West Loo s.treet, this'city, is a-sister. The funeral held today from the Morelahd Funeral 'Home, 1 High- land, avenue. Pittsburgh.

Mrs. John. TV Ravenscroft Lonaconing, Sept. Mary Jane (Swauger) Ravenscroft, 70, widow of John Thomas Ravens- croft, died yesterday at 1:10 a. m.

nt the her daughter, Mrs. Samuel a i Charles town, whore she had been staying for six weeks. Her body was removed to the home of another daughter, Mrs. Joseph Robertson, Midland She was a native of Garrett coun- ty, a daughter of the'late 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Swauger. Other survising children are Walter and Wilson Ravens- Miss Betty Tuebner in Miss Dixon's Rebel. Mrs. Howard M. Tolson in Windward IIo with Mrs.

Henry K. Duke, ss her crew were third and Miss Gladys LaRue and Mrs. Frederick M. Hodd in Dr. Donald Grove's Holiday were fourth.

The victory gave Miss Muma the Attor- ney Genera! William C. Walsh trophy for the scries of week-end races. and Mrs. J. Earl DcVore uns SOD, Harold, 456 Williams street, are a week in Now York and Niagara Falls.

Mr. -flnd Duncan W. Root, 824 Shrlver avenue, spent Labor Day week-end with relatives In Clarksburg, Vtt. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Larson, Springfield, Ohio, visited Mrs.

Wilson, Williams Road. Andrew Sweeney Roemer, New York, is visiting his parents', Mr. and Mr.i. Andrew S. Roemer, Colonial apartments, La Vale.

Mrs. Inez Fincus, Mrs. Marie Alexander and the Misses Martha Ann Fiscu.s anrt Mildred Higgins. Bloominfrlon, visited Mr. and Mrs.

W. Henry Frazlcr, Miss Betty Mac Frazier, LaValc. is visiting In Ohio and Indiana. his right arm badly lacerated below the shoulder. Englc was cut about the face, mul nine stitches were re- quire to close the wounds, but of- ficers were unable to determine the manner in which he was wounded.

State's Attorney Morgan C. Harris nnd Slierlft Lucian G. Radcliffe were called to Frost burp to invrsURate the ixfTalr. They were told thiU men hiul been playing cards nil night and Sluss went to the tap room at 8 m. nnrt was eating a Miss Uixoi! Gets Trophy However, MLss Dixon's previous sandwich when entered.

An argument ensued, It was snid. and Slu.s.s threw a glass water in Bugle's, Englc then went to a nearby meat officers were told, nnd ciimc iwck with Uio knifr. Following the cutting affray, was tftkcn to the hospital and Knslc was taken to jail, but neither of The Misses Lillian Gurlcy. Doris Ule mcn wo when on -i crs victories kept ner score nignj enough for the season to give possession of the most valuable trophy offered at the club, the Al- gonquin Hotel trophy, a pair of sterling silver candelabra, placed competition this year for ladles' igh points for the season. Second rize in the ladles series, tho Laz- rus 'trophy, also went lo Mvsi fuma, while the third prize, the T.

Little Bowl, went to Mrs. Wil- am J. Cramer, Leah-Louise. Miss Dixon's boat, the Rebel, was mner-up to Llbseth in the seusou ericis of high-point races and carn- her the Clary Club trophy, and ohh B. Steiding of Midland in loah nosed out Dr.

Donald frovc's Holiday to take the Mary- and Theatre trophy in third place. Holiday, however, won the series open races and the Liberty rn trophy. A feature of the Lansing; Moscow, Tlie directions are clear Michael, Westernport, yester- 3c in complete nnd should enable ly woman to duplicate 1 the dishes ler own kitchen. The attractive plcLs will be n. permanent addl- to her collection of recipe liere will be prizes and gifts at session.

your plans now to attend American Way Cooking School. Icmbcr the dates, and keep them so that nothing can interfere. PERSONS HURT IN HOLIDAY MISHAPS ng on i9c uper 36c Ice Report No Serious Ac- p'dents On Roads In the Cumberland Aren Ilice and hospital oflicials re- et today that the Labor Day holiday, yesterday and Sun- was unusually quiet, with no accidents in the Cumber- Ohio; a Charges Morgan, James Morgan, Rowlesburg, W. 33 grand- children and 18 great; en. Mrs.

B. F. Gelz Mrs. Rosa B. Getz, 68, Wellers- burg, wife of B.

F. Getz, died Sunday at home. 'She was a daughtfj of the late. Mr. aiid Samuel Kenriell' arid was of the Reformed Church.

Surviving are her husband, two daughters, Edna Getz, at home, and Mrs. Irvin Troutman, Wellersbui'g; arid three brothers, Harry Kenriell Froatburg; Clarence Kennell, Hynd- man, and Elmer Kennell, Salem, Ohio. Paul William Teets Terra, Alta, W. Sept. 3--Paul William Teets, 21, was.

Instantly killed. Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, when struck by an automo- bile driven by Kenneth 'Liller of Mrs. Alice Sweitzer, Altoona, Gormanla, on No. 7, Frank S. Mrs.

Marie Douty, IIXO Hi rch area. liph James, 28, of 803 Wash- pn street, suffered severe cuts hriiLses morning his car careened from the I'tle Road and overturned. He fined today in Allegany Ho- for observation. James said as driving to a nearby farm horseback ridine. had ills right arm cut wuised- yesterday in an unusual lent in Petersburg, W.

Va. He with his uncle rm out the window when a Was opened on a parked car were passing, pinioning his Ho was' treated at Memorial Alice Brtxlc, 21, of Frostburg, about the face and right lcarly Sunday morning, when of Charles 628 street, In which she was f. collided'With-a--car operated ry R. Small, Washington, D. Greene street.

She wns taken Jegany Hospital, where Swarn- trcated for a knee Injury. Ellen Small, wife of Uie driver, wns treated for cuts tlie face 'iirr wns fined and cost. 1 In Trial Maglstmto.s 1 Court, ''arge of reckless driving, pre- by Officers John H. New- Fred O. Daum.

Small was of the same charge. day at 11 a. m. at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev.

Kenneth M. Plummer, Rldgeley, West Vir- ginia, brother-in-law of the bride, officiated. Mrs. Kenneth Plummer, sister of the bride played Mendelsohn's wed- ding march and sang "Because" and Dawning." The bride wore soldier blue crepe with shoulder corsage of white roses. Mrs.

Ralph Doak, sister of the bride, was matron 'of honor. She wore aqua blue and wore a shoulder corsage of talisman roses. Homer Michael was his broth- er's best man. Following a dinner for the im- mediate families Mr. and Mrs.

Michael left for eastern cities. The bride was graduated from Grantsville High School in 1937, and. within l.he past year has been a local music instructor. Mr. Michael attended Potomac State College, Kcyser, and St.

John's College, Annapolis, M'd. He is now instructor of social studies In the Bruce High School, Westernport, where they will reside. Gladys Smith, Louella Smith, Charles N. 'fDotity, Mrs. Montie Douty, James N.

Douty, Frank S. Douty, Mrs. Lcna-Douty, Hyre, Bur- i Hyre, Sandra Hyre, Roy Hyre, and Mrs. Sarah Douty Lewis, Rock Cave, W. Paul J.

Douty, Mrs. Sylvia Douty, Moorefleld, W. R. 'Douty and Mrs. Sarah Douty, Bergoo, W.

Miss Zella Lancaster, Paw Paw. Paul F. Douty, Jane Douty, Jane Frances Douty, and Jean 'Aiin Douty, Narrows Park; and Mrs. Carrie Douty and Roy C. La Vale.

McKenzie Clan Elects Walter McKenzie was elected president at the annual McKenzie reunion at the Mayfair -tavern Other officers are: Bruce Blauch vice Robert' Llewellyn, secretary; Mrs. A. T. Lease, treas- urer; J. F.

VanMeter, historian; Ed- ward Shook, Mrs. Myrtle Wertz, Mrs Ethel Blauch and Arlle Lease, pro- gram Events Briefly Noted The Ever Faithful Bible Class of AUTOIST PAYS FINE AS RECKLESS DRIVER one-half mile east of Terra Altn. He had alighted from driven ay Mrs. Elaine Frazee and was in the act of crossing the road to his home, when to avoid a car going cast, he stepped directly in path of the Liller car going west. The car carried the about twenty feet.

Mr. Teets was pri- vate in the National Guard'Head- quarters Company of Terra Alta and had just returned weeks' training carhp in Sparta Wis. He was the son of Mrs. Rosa Teets. His father, Troy Teets, died two years ago from injuries re- ceived in an automobile accident Other survivors are.

sisters, Mrs Ethel Sisler and Mrs. Irene De- Berry, Terra Alta; Mrs. Bertha Hartman, Larew; Betty and Vir- ginia Teets, at home, and brothers John Teets, Fafmlngton and Step- hen Teets, at home. Mr. Liller was absolved from blame.

John Jackson Currance Parsons, W. Sept. 3--John Jackson Currance, 78, belter known as "Jack" Currance died late Sun- croft, Ferd and Allan Ravenscroft, Lonaconing and Oscar Ravenscroft, Gilmore. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. A.

L. Jenkins Belington, W. Mrs. Annie Mat- thews, Mrs. Dcssie Junklns, KHzmlller, and four Richard; William and' Cas- per Grantsville and Gur- nie Swauger, Salisbury, Pn.

Mrs. David Robertson Sept. Elizabeth (Johnson) Robertson, 76 widow Robertson, dice Monday rhoviihig o'clock a' her home on Douglas Avenue afte a year's illness. A native of Lona coning, she was the daughter of th late Thomas and Mary Ann John son. She lived her entire life in thb section.

She was a member of th Methodist Church, Royal Neighbors find the ladie auxiliary of the Good Will Fir Company. Surviving children are: Mrs. Joh: Cuthbcrtson and Mrs. Alex Woods Young'stown, Mrs. Mary Lyon jlenry, William and Harvey Robert son all of Lonaconing.

She als eaves one sister, Mrs. Mary An Miller, Oakland, Md. and a brothe John Evans, Cotmellsvillc, Pa. RED MEN HAVE CLASS IN WHITING'S HONOR the Evangelical church, Third day evening at the home of hi. street, will meet Friday 7:30 p.

at the home of Mrs. Pauline Fisher, 1 Maple street! The B. 6. Veterans will meet tomorrow 7:30 p. m.

in B. O. The Knights of Malta will hold public 500 card party In the temple, 67 Prospect Square, tomorrow 8:15 n. m. son, Lee Currance.

He had been for the past six months. He was bom in Randolph county a son of Abraham and Eliza Cur ranee nnd moved to Tucker county at the age of was marrie to Zella Mae Pcnnlngton, Decembe 1887 at Bretz. Mrs. Curranc diet! on May 8. Surviving is a son Lee, four and fou Tonkaway Tribe Adoption I Tribute to Veteran -Member of Patriotic Group a i i V- vi.

n. i a i i i i treasure hunt by which won by Mr. arid Mrs. Frederick as a Gehauf, -Mnresiret Campbell I Helen Campbell arc In New York. Mrs.

William Linn, Goethe street, and Miss Betty Linn, 640 Baker street, veturncri from New York and Baltimore. Miss Constance lilts, Washington, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vitls, Piedmont avenue. Franklin Hoffman, 109 Eutnw street, l.s visiting his grandmother, Mrs.

W. Green, Barton. Miss Martha Jane Lcgge was home from Oakland. The Misses Phyllis Hablg, 324 North Centre street, and Ann Alice Wcathe'rholt- will leave for Wash- ington where they have secured employment. Mrs.

Henry Robb, Washington, visiting her and sla- ter, Mr and Mrs. A. Hammond Am- Ick, Hill Crest drive. Mrs. John Llnd.

and daughter, Miles, Chevy Chase, have returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Amick. Mrs. A.

W. Bolmnnon, aiicl daugh- que.slioncrl them, it was reported. Engle later furnished bond for a nearlng in Frostburg, STREET ESTIMATES ORDERED PREPARED Virginia Avenue to Remain Street On Rec- oninicndation of Or tcr, Mrs. J. L.

Poole. Richmond 11 Approved. The cits' engineer and street inLssioner were authorized by the Mayor nnu City Council today to prepare nn c.sdmatc for Improving Patterson avenue r.nd Springfield boulevard following the request of Clarence H. Jones. 765 Springeld boulevard, that something be done.

The recommendation of ConuiiLs- sioncr James Orr thnt Virginia ave- mie remain a two-way street with parking prohibited on the side rU- i On IX inOIlUn.V warun CITY BRIEFS A total of 496 marriage licenses were issued last week in the office of the clerk of court, a record num- ber for a long time. Mrs, Frances Harvey, G26 North Centre was treated at Alle- gany Hospital for lacerations of the right hand, suffered while opening tin can'. East-Side Company, No. 4, extln- grass fire-last night on Ort, 416 Fayette street. Robert W.

Fink, Pittsburgh, wns home. Miss Barbara Reed, College Park, John Miner, Cleveland; Mrs. William Baker, Marietta, and Mr. sr.S Mrs. Miles Trostle nnd Miss Mailam Trostle, Elizabeth town, were guests of Rev.

and Mrs. William A. Eisenbcrger, 222 Wash- ington street. Miss Helen Boughton, LaVnle, Is visiting in Hyattsvillc. Miss Evelyn Bcckman.

BOG North Centre street, and Miss Unrtha Sullivan, La Vale, are in New York Mrs. Maude Holczn, 738 North Mechanic street from Chi- cago. a ge "of "'Ta King eii Car From Street Arrested at 2 a. Sunday, on Baltimore street, Clarence Borror, 388 Maryland avenue, was fined $5 and costs today In Trial Magis- trates' Court, on a charge of reck- less and was acquitted of drunken "driving. Charges were pre- ferred by Officers B.

F. Hotchklss aiid John Two youtlis who gave their names ns Paul Brant, 18, of Route 4, and Paul Haydcn, 16, of Cecelia street, were held today for a hearing to- morrow in Trial Magistrates' Court, on a charge of unauthorized use of the machine of Avcry Chcdester, Valley Road. The automobile was reported from North'Mechanic-street: Tlie youths were apprehended yesterday after- noon on the Williams Road by-Er- nfi-s't Duckworth, special policeman At Constitution Park, who received a tip that two youths had the ma china. by Oscar Cur- Ohio. Mr.

nince, who was a merchant, served one term as mayor and several ns councilman. Funeral services will be held to- at the Currance home with the Rev. C. McCoy, of the St. John's Methodist church and the Rev.

A. bman ASSOC ia iipn, ot TS First Presbyterian church, will meet tonight with Miss Elsie Heipp; ex- secretary of the Allegany bounty Welfare Board, as the speaker, Mrs. S. Hodge Smith will cad devotionals. The hostesses will ac members of Circle No.

2. Mrs. Edward Ni Glynn, leader. Moving pictures taken at Seneca Rocks antl Smoke Hole during, the recent visit of the Men's Bible Class, as well as'pictures of the Grace Sunday school picnic, will be shown at a father and son banquet day, 7:30 p. in Grace Commun- ity hall.

The executive board of' the. Cum- berland Council of Church Women will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Central Y.M.C.A. Tlie directors of the Rotary club will have a dinner nt 0:30 o'clock tonight at the AH Ghan Shrine Club, Baltimore pike.

A business meeting will follow. Tlie Youngblood reunion will be held Sunday, st Camp Morgan, near Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Tonkaway Tribe, No. 120, Tm jrovcd of Ren Men, had class adoption Sunday at the Wig warn, Ruehl building, Bedford strce The class was named for F.

Brook Whiting, who has been a member for 38 years nnd Frank Lee Carl, a member for 36 years, attested in brief remarks i the loyalty of Mr. Whiting- to anrlorgnnlzntlon com- posed of men who work hnrd and know fellowship. Others who talked were Albert Holier and Charles Friend, Westernport, antl William Brown, Salisbury, Pa. John Sheets, sachem, presided over the ceremony and it was announced that the great sachem of Maryland, Albert E. RU- ter, of Baltimore, would visit Mid- land on Wednesday, September 11.

And Black Hawk Tribe, Westernport, Friday. September 13. On the occasion of his visit to Cumberland, Saturday, Sept. 14, the Great Sachem, will present Ewaid Ruehl with gold emblem for hav- ing secured many new members. The district aclvnncmeme'nt com- mittee will have Its monthly mcct- next Fridav, Hill.

It was. the first call answered'-'by a the city's four fire companies since August 23. Four North Cumberland boys ac- cused of breaking into several stores, a bakery, service station and storage house were paroled in Juvenile Court when they promised to pay for the merchandise taken nnd to join the Cumberland Police Boys' Club. The boys, ranging in age from 13 to 15, had no previous rec- ord, city'police said. Miss Edythc Wrny, Richmond, niece of Mrs.

I. L. Harper, 213 Washington street, recently won the title of "Radio Queen of the South" in a contest at Miami, Fla. Miss Wray Ls a contralto. Calvert F.

Stein, Baltimore, state insurance department actuary, will give oh insurance tomorrow at the City Hall from 10 m. to 4 p. m. Robert Muse, Winchester, has succeeded Bruce C. Cook as mana- ger of the Boulevard Hotel.

The Allegnny County Democratic State Central Committee met at the Windsor Hotel Sunday nlRlit to shape plans for fall elections. Miss Beatrice Malbnr-, of the Maryland Children's Aid Society, Interviewed families of tills rlis- trict who marie application to care for refugee children from England. Mrs. Chnrles F. Wclgand.

Glen Ridge, N. Is visiting Mr. and Frank Greemvain and Blanche Wclgand, Columbia street Mrs. George A Dressman and daughter, Elizabeth, LaValc, turned from Annapolis. Miss Anna D.

Spier, 211 Wash- ington street, returned from a visit to AViUlanisburg. and Boston. the fc for f. $60 a year, be tnadc for a resident of won oy Mr. aim mis.

it" f. Hood's Sally with Tommy and are vlsitinR the former', sister. i 3I sk Elizabeth Gwr or Pittsburgh (Mrs. T. L.

Harper, 213 Wdshlngtonj ih thc their Lollypop second. ve're given by the Clary Club ancli lr he Cumberland Brewing Company. Uert Mr Martin's mother, Mrs. Libseth' was third in this event, Benjamin Martin, Dayton, O. Holiday fourth, Alotih fifth and Graham Ort, Bel Air, visited his Rebel sixth, while Bill Sluss and arrn t5 i and Mr 5 icorge Marfa completed the field Sluss' Dean'y II.

the i He pUns to open a skeet shoot ing gallery antl states the ic.s-s is of a seasonal nature. The communication was to the attorney. Kcporl The Constitution Park pool report lor August shows persons paid for use ol the pool. Weight Mr 1 were s-)39. water department $745 and engineers office fees S439.60.

James M. Conwjiy reported collections of $63,745.20, of which $25.914.56 wns for water rent. Gen- eral antl privilege, lice'nW fees re- ceived totaled and movie tax receipts wore JTOiM. There were 310 arrests and $479 collected in fines. Loss nt 18 fires was small.

The Council mem- bership in the Institute Municipal Offices. H. J. onicrct! re- imbursed $3 foi 1 "-a-towine fee col- lected in error dining-the-American Lejrkm convention. Ordinance Kcpealctl An ordinance on awnings was re- code carries the same The Metropolitan A.

M. E. Church was Riven to hold t. street bazar October 1 to Water coiiMimptioii for the week: ending yesterday was 51,620,000 fial- lons. The daily average 000 KKlions as comptvrcd for the same period last year.

Gordon is two feet, InchcA below the cpllhvny and Lake Koon ten feet, four inchc.s and son William, visited In Lan- caster, Pa. Mrs. Alexander Sloan, 60" Wash- ington street, returned from Balti- 10 re: Mrs. F. Lynch, 8 Greene street.

Is visiting In Wnltham, Mass. MLss Mnry Jo Schellrmvis, 320 Fayette street, and Miss Vlrcinia Birmingham, 408 FnyeUe street, re- turned from Boston and Albany. Mr. anrf Mrs. John P.

Dolphin nnd children, Mary and Edward, 205 Greene street, arc visiting in Shcr.anhoah, Miss Frances Elscnbcrger. 222 Washington street, and Miss Dor- othy Amlck, Hill Crc-sl. drive, re- turned from Camp Qf EHol slip wns ukeh Hutton, Md. iHcxspltal, where he WBS rcportcil Miss Dorothy Wllllson, 201 totlav. Rush a I COUNTY MAN BITTEN IJV DEADLY 'REPTILE Bitten by a copperhead snake yes- terday Bfternoon, Wiird Hush, 35, EIGHTY-NINE ALIENS REGISTER FIRST WEEK ettc street, returned from the West Miss Marquis, 514 Cumber- land street, returned from Balti- more, Miss Susan Koon, returned to S.

a visttinp her sister, Mrs. F. W. Foehtman, 20G Park street. Miss Blanche T.

Bradley return- ed from New York. Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wclsman, Miss Lucille Weisman, Lolus Weis- and Miss Ruth Baron, New iwoocis near Hynclman, when WB.S bitten on the left leg above i the tinkle. John Troch.ik, IS, of 457 North Centre treated-ycMcr- i afternoon at- the hospital aflT I a lone wooden splinter went through i his left foot nt Ills home.

I MEETING The Junior Extension Club of Al- Oonnty will meet tomorrow. 8 p. nt the home at Miss Mary i i i i Morgan, Shad. ftill be I iuiciia crt Saturday Rt the post office to bring the total for the first 1 week to 8fl. English citizens are mOst numer- ous with 24, and Itnly is second with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mofizfeldt, Bedford Road, nnnounce the birth of a this afternoon, at gany Hospital. said today aliens may register thl.v Mr. arul Mrs, George Teter, week from 10 a. m.

to 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Morris naron. Mr. and Mi L.

Hoelzcr, and f.on, Russell, Akron, were visitors. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Page Caspar, Hancock, visited Mr. nnd Mrs.

Wil- C. Rhrlvcr, postmaster. lism Click oil file Vorx Frtlr; and Florence Tliompson, on Rhode Island Club Week. William Slnimaker will preside. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Henry Rlckcr, Fllnt- Brooke Withers, of the BaptistJRIvclton, W. announce the birth from 7 p. m. to p.

in church in charge. Burial will be in Parsons Cemetery. Pallbearers will be D. W. Thurston, Charles Baker, W.

W. Lambert, Ralph Horn, W. W. Johnson, and Moorman. Robert Jackson Baker Parsons, W.

Sept. 3--Services for Robert Jackson Baker, 73, who died late Saturday evening nt the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Phillips, near Parsons, won; held yesterday at the Mlnenr Funeral home with the Rev. Glen Watts, i mlnktcr of Thomas in charge. Interment was made In the Fnnsler cemetery at Hcndricks- of a'son, this morning, at Memorial Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Morris, of Swnnton, announce birth of son, yesterday, at Memorial Hospital. Mr, arid Mrs.

Tliomas W. Kecch, 310 Dccatur street, announce birth of son, this morning, at Allegany Hospital. Mr. and Klghl, Mc- Kec's R6cks, Announce tlic.blrlh of daughter, Memorial Hospital. Mr.

ond Mrs. John O'Brien, Route 2, Fllntatone, announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, at Memorial Kospllai. Drc.vcr's Fire Fighters Win Al Berkeley Springs Mlw Mildred Helmlirk, burg, Is gucsl of Miw Nancy Mro. Christine Sharer, Washington jwn.s visitor lo hrr former MI.V.C.S Jane ancl PCRC.V TrrwJ Rcrkclry Springs, during the tomato GcUvMwrp, visited Mls.s Blsa fcsUval. Funaro, Greene street.

Mr. and A. Bayers, 101 Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Grxirlfcllow, LaValc, returned from St. Louis, and KBIIC, 111. Mrs. Margaret Uphani is visit ing her daughter, Mrs.

Kent RiilJedRe, Baltimore. Mrs. Elsie F'. Williamson, i Wash- ington from a anil Canada. Scores of Cumberland people were at Berkeley Springs, yesterday, for the finale o't the tomato festival.

Frederick C. "Buck" Drcycr was on hnnti ns prf-sklcnt ol the Deep Creek Lake Volunteer Fire Company. Six- teen tool: in bnrle.sqiic on fire fighting and It proved lo he Mr. (Old Mrs. Otto R.

Schieren- of the' colorful parade.jbnrk, LnVale. from New Washington where she visited her The premier of this group wns i Wnshtnston strnot, returned from Washington, -where they, attended the wedding Saturday of Mr. Bayers' sister. Peggy Endon Franklin left to two weeks in Now York, Baltimore, and illRtOll. Mrs.

Frank Wilson, 13 Mineral rildgoley, relumed from sister, Mrs. Tliomas Deep Creek Lake on July Since! Mr. and Mr.s. Plschrr. Mr.s.

then there hnv! been nppearanccvsiGPorpr 'Gclsfl, MI.SPM Minnie and Tho Grab- at LaValc and Oakland. rnsilne, GlRiirose nnrt Cora Gcl.scl, McKccsport, viEtlcdlHcntlrickfton visited in Washington,.