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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
8
The 1914 Chandler Light Weight Six undergoes no mechanical changes from last year despite a full season of use across America. The sole update is a new streamlined body design with unbroken, graceful lines from bow to hood, highlighting aesthetic refinements while preserving reliability.
The Chandler draws crowds at winter auto shows as a standout six with 16 miles per gallon, 700 miles per gallon of oil, 7000 miles per tire set, and 3 to 55 mph shifts without gears. It weighs 2885 pounds, costs 1785 dollars, and features a long stroke motor, accessible parts, silent chain drive, Westinghouse electric start, Bosch magneto, and four body styles on a 120 inch wheelbase.
About one hundred Scottish Rite Masons of Kedron Chapter No 3 Rose Croix Knights gathered at the Masonic Temple for Maundy Thursday events the Mystic Banquet and annual Feast. Prof William M Tinker spoke on The Holy Name as Rev J N Beall led blessings.
All Moose members are requested to meet at Moose Hall at 7 p m Monday the 13th to join the Eagles parade. Dictator H L Snyder and Secretary WM Dear urge attendance.
An advertisement highlights beautiful packaging for both imported and domestic products from Lichtenstein's Pharmacy, signaling a varied stock and attractive presentation for customers.
The Ladies' Exchange of Emmanuel Parish will hold a tea party Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in the Parish House. Miss Eleanor B Johnson will chair the event with assistance from Mrs. R. R. Henderson and Mrs. D. W. Sloan. Mrs. George A. Pearce will run the tea and chocolate table with help from Mrs. F. Edgerton Powell.
The Missionary Society of the Bedford Street German Lutheran Church will hold an afternoon exchange at Lear and Oliver's ice cream parlor 31 North Centre Street. Home baked bread cake pies and German coffee cake will be on sale.
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Oneil age 56, widow of the late Thomas Oneil, will be held Monday at 9 am from 112 Maryland Avenue to St Patrick’s Church. She had been an invalid for 29 years and died at 11:30 pm yesterday from a complication of diseases. Her maiden name was Moran. Surviving are her son Thomas Oneil, four daughters Mrs William Keech, Margaret and Catherine Oneil, at home, and Mrs Harry Miller, plus three sisters Miss Mary Moran Mrs Matthew Kerney and Miss James Kilroy of McKeesport Pa.
James H Burke of Chicago Junction returns home from Ridgeley while visitors include Mrs Grover C Semler and daughter Eloise of Martinsburg to City Auditor Mrs Jessie K Goodhand. Notables: Col J Nelson Alsip back from Annapolis, Dr Leonard Roundtree and Johns Hopkins colleagues visiting Springfield, Easter guests from Baltimore, and local departures to Baltimore and Washington for weddings, funerals, and legislative sessions.
After several months illness, Tony Sraconi aged 60, an Italian, died yesterday at Allegany Hospital from heart failure. Born in Genoa, he came to the United States 20 years ago and worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Green Spring, W. Va., in charge of a tool car. He was hospitalized since November. Funeral services and burial at St. Patrick's Cemetery will be held Saturday. Beeghly Made Trustee At a bankruptcy creditors meeting in Oakland Md James W Beeghly of Oakland was elected trustee with bond set at 500. The hearing was before referee George Henderson.
Mc Mullen Bros promotes exclusive style women’s suits priced at 14.98 and 19.98, highlighting high fashion at affordable cost in an advertisement.
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