Eagles Plan Big Fair To Open On Easter Monday
Cumberland Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares a three floor fair at Eagle Hall North Mechanic Street opening Easter Monday. Parade led by F Brooke Whiting expected 1000 participants from Cumberland Meyersdale Piedmont and other towns with colored lights on route. multiple contests booths and gardens to raise funds with extensive committee structure and many local women aiding plans.
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Cumberland Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
North Mechanic Street
Eagles
Meyersdale
Piedmont
Moose Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Cumberland
Aaron Band
Frostburg
Mt. Savage
Luke
F. Brooke Whiting
South George Street
George Street
Baltimore
Mechanic
Valley Street
Valley
Centre
City Hall Plaza
Little Frederick Street
Safle Hall
Mechanic Street
George Reuhl
Philip Zimmerman
Robert Sweitzer
Harry Hensel
P. J. Gerlach
Frostburg Aerie
Sophia Sweitzer
Cain
L. Eppler
Edgar Powell
Thelma Hoffman
Bertha Baumhauer
Easter Exercises Planned by Bethel Sunday School
The Bethel Evangelical Association Sunday school at Third and Seymour hosts an Easter program at 10 30 am featuring organ voluntary songs responsive readings and multiple student Recitations and exercises led by Paul Smith Agnes Rutherford Elmer Collins and others with the choir performing pieces like Jesus Lives and On Resurrection Ground and a closing hymn Christ is Risen.
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Bethel Sunday ‘School
The
Evangelical Association
Rner
Third and
Seymour Streets
Great White Throne
Alford McLaughlin
Paul McLaughlin
Robin Red Breast
Lloyd Land
Leona Norris
Seven
Christ
Judge Lovett resigns from B and O board fills seat
In New York on April 9 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors accepted Judge Robert S. Lovett’s resignation and elected W Averill Harriman to the vacancy. The move ends official ties with Union Pacific and returns B and O to standalone trunk-line status once led by John W. Garrett.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Roberts. Lovett
W. Averill Harriman
Baltimore and Ohio
John W. Garrett
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Pad
Fashionable Train Styles Fill Drawing Room
In a recent gathering three train varieties appeared with many short gowns. The mermaid train was up to date while the fish tail showed last year’s fashion. A full Lewis XVI gown rustled and lengthened into a broad long train, the scene described as the most picturesque in the room. The piece notes there are no restrictions on attire.
Which Is the True Gospel Lecture at Cherry Theatre
Avon Sun ad announces a Step Bible lecture titled Which Is the True Gospel at the Cherry Theatre on Sunday at 3 p m. The notice urges attendance and is attributed to an advertising agent.
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Cherry Theatre
Agvertine
Aged Couple Die in Joint Curtain Pole Suicide
Jacob Theis aged 79 and his wife Elizabeth 78 were found dead by hanging in their grandson's New York City home on First avenue. They were believed to have died together after arranging the room, using ropes tied to a curtain pole and pushing chairs away. The couple had lived in the neighborhood 36 years and chose death rather than separation after being told they would be housed apart.
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New York
Jacob Theis
Elizabeth
First Avenue
Theis
George Theis
Louise
Frederick Will Dedicates Armory in Frederick Maryland
Preparations are complete for the dedication of Company A’s new armory in Frederick Maryland set for April 14. Governor Goldsborough and party will arrive by train, with a parade led by the First Regiment Band. The ceremony includes an address by the Governor, a reception, a military drill, and a buffet supper after midnight.
Amanda Lemmon Recovered, Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Amanda Lemmon convalesces after a surgical operation at Western Mayland Hospital. Her condition improved enough yesterday for her to be removed to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lemmon, on Boone Street.
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Amanda Lemmon
Western Mayland Hospital
J. R. Lemmon
Boone Street
Liberty Theatre hosts free Sunday 3 p.m. discussion
An advertised community talk at the Liberty Theatre invites attendees this Sunday at 3 p m. with free seating and no collection. The notice emphasizes an important question to be discussed and invites public participation.
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Liberty Theatre
Well Known Dentist Dr Ferdinand J S Gorgas Dead
Baltimore mourns Dr Ferdinand J S Gorgas an 80 year old founder and former dean of Maryland dental department. A graduate of Baltimore College of Dental Surgery he led the Maryland school from 1888 to 1911 and earlier served 15 years as Baltimore College of Dental Surgery dean. Survived by two sons Dr L D Gorgas of Chicago and Dr H F Gorgas of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas
Dental Department
University of Maryland
North Carey Street
Gorgas
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Winchester
Carlisle
Dickinson College
Gettysburg
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Anna E. Swarmstedt
Indiana
Sarah Swartz
L. D. Gorgas
Chicago
H. F. Gorgas
Mrs Montignani Expected Home From Montreal
A letter from W C Montignani says Mrs Montignani, previously very ill, is much improved and should return home with him next week. They may arrive by Sunday.
Huyler's for Easter at Lichtenstein's Pharmacy
Easter treats from Huyler's promoted at Lichtenstein's Pharmacy in a brief advert. Fresh selections and seasonal confections highlighted for shoppers.
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Huyler’s
Lichtenstein’s. Pharmacy
Suit Against Davis Trust Company Is Argued
In Martinsburg district court Judge Alston Grayton heard Miss Elsie D. Price of Roland Park Baltimore sue the Davis Trust Company of Elkins over commissions due on a trust for Price and siblings from Col Thomas B. Davis. The case also seeks construction of the will of Harry Buxton. Judge Dayton to rule later.
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United States District Court
Martinsburg
Alston Grayton
Elsie D. Price
Roland Park
Baltimore
Davis Trust Company
Elkins
William Jackson
Keyser
Trust Company
Clarence E. Martin
S. K. Smith
Walter ©. Capper
Cumberland
Miss Price
Thomas B. Davis
Colonel Davis
Coal & Coke Railroad
Harry Buxton
Price Children
Dayton
Local Men Honored by Philadelphia Masons
Captain Eugene Hammond returned from a visit to the City of Brotherly Love where he joined Druid Royal Arch Chapter No 28 of Baltimore to assist in depositing the Travelin Triangle with Tristram B Breeman Chapter No 243 of Philadelphia. He was honored as Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Maryland and spoke at a banquet attended by about eight hundred guests and prominent Keystone State leaders.
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Eugene Hammond
Brotherly Love
Royal Arch Chapter
Baltimore
Tristam B. Breeman
Philadelphia
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Maryland
Keystone State
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F. W. Leidinger
C. Griminger
H. F. Obelbay
A. L. McCullough
Charles Duss
William Ruhl
Henry Winterberg
Charles Haller
Frank Becker
Frank McKnight
John Zink
S. E. Griminger
T. E. Poole
H. T. Mullen
F. W. Maurey
Floyd Giles
T. A. Mullen
John Ehrbar
Elzie Shaffer
E. C. Dreyer
M. F. Dreyer
John Rehman
Joseph Zihlman
J. F. Wilson
J. P
Minnicks
J. B. McFarlane
Lloye ‘Shaffer
D. S. Deflinbaugh
F. B. Whiting
P. G. Cowden
Charles Schlundt
Charles Wilson
J. P. Roman
William Graham
Thomas Baillie
W. L. Rosenmerkle
J. H. Wilson
J. F. Schauwecker
John Snyder
F. Lee Carl
Thomas EB. Poole
W. L. McDermott
Ren
KR. Smith
Agnes ‘Rutherford
Paul Smith
Richard Smith
Mary Magdalene
Askin Boden
Eva Krimm
Christ Io
Havier's
Luchenstein
Pharmaney
Judge R
Lovett
Directorate OF B. & C
Frederick
Armory
S. & H. Green
Popular
Wall Paper and Stationery
North Centre Street
Cumberland, Md
Philadelphia Masons
John Paul Home OF Flowers
Convin
Ph. P
Motor Car Sales CO
Cor. Harrison and
George Streets
Cumberland, Maryland
C. C. Frederick
Met
Howard & Billmyer
Roo
Steinway
Mason & Hamlin
Ae ‘Kranich & Back
Behr Bros
Eline
J. P. Wiesel
Baltimore Street
Borden
John A. Bopp
P. O. Box
John C Wolford
South Liberty ST
F. F. Lockenott
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Viavi
L. M. Kenniston
Mer
Centre St
Phone
Agency For Service
Walsh Building Telephone
Habig Brothers
Habig & Stegmsier
Sheery
Baltimore and
Liberty Streets
Beall Street
Allegany
Price
Third National Bank
Brig
Rosenbaum
Gabardines
Maire
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