Busy Sunday for Churches with Wide Prayer Schedule
The region’s churches announce varied prayer and praise services with listed sermons and Sunday schools. Highlights include Trinity South Cumberland and Trinity M E South, First Church Christian Scientist, Catholic and Lutheran congregations, and multiple Anglican, Methodist, and Baptist groups detailing times and topics for worship, Sunday School, and youth programs.
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Booth
Hammond
Trinity
Agur
Trinity M. BE
Grand Avenue
First
Second Streets
A. Lee Barret
H. A. Brown
First Church Christian Sientist
Cumberland
South Centre Street
Cumberland Circuit
M. P
Wilbur M. Snyder
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Baltimore St
Melvin
Christian Endeavor
CC. E
Fairview Avenue
Mapleside
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Baltimore Street
M. L. Enders
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
C. F. Hergner
Luther League
Zion Lutheran Church
Bedford Road
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Gentre Street
M. Gallmeier
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. KB. Brown
John W. Boor
First Baptist Church
Columbia
Herbert F. Looris
Fristoe
Children’s Church
Farley Cook to Lecture at Liberty Theatre Sunday
Dr. F. Farley Cook of Detroit will lecture at the Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p m. Since his February talk here he has been urged to return, and many who heard him will welcome another opportunity to listen to the eminent Biblical scholar.
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F. Farley Cook
Detroit
Liberty Theatre
Cumberland Elks Celebrate 27th Anniversary Banquet
Cumberland Lodge of Elks held a lengthy anniversary banquet at the Elks Hall featuring music, oratory, and guest Elks from Frostburg Mount Savage Wheeling and other towns. Toasts were given by leaders including Thomas Footer and Oliver H Bruce Jr with a Syracuse-like menu and a large attendee list.
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Cumberland Lodge of Elks
Elks Hall
Ellis
Cumberland Lodge
George W. Snyder
Theodore A. K. Hummelshire
David Walker
Robert W. McMichael
William C. Hoffman
Mloyd L. Shaffer
Allegany County
Thomas Footer
Robert R. Henderson
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Boyd A. Reinhart
House of Delegates
Louis Stein
Duncan E. Shaffer
Frostburg
William L. Hamilton
Frostburg Loge
E. A. Schooley
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Harry B. Jamison
Cumberland
William E. Dorsey
Wheeling Lodge
E. J. Decker
Howard Bestetter
Henry M. Mullaney
Mount Savage
George P. Ways
Perry A. Nicklin
James P. Barrett
O. H. Bruce, Jrr
George Ways
Zack Laney
John Wellington
Henry Schaidt
George Grose
Ryler
C. C. Deetz
Board of
H. F E. Ken
Frank Eyman
P. J. Smith
W. L. Morgan
Trustees
Elk Horn Mining Schedules First Coal Load on Hocking Line
Elk Horn Mining Corp loaded first coal in railroad cars on the Beaver division of the Elk Horn and Beaver Valley Branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio on April 8. The 20,000 acre lease from Elk Horn Fuel Co carries a minimum royalty of 200000 dollars with expected output near 1000000 tons by year end. Clarence W. Watson serves as secretary of both corporations.
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Elk Horn Mining Corporation
Elk Horn Fuel Company
Beaver Division
Elk Horn and
Beaver Vallley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mineral Division
Eastern Railroad
Mining Corporation
Clarence W. Watson
Gronna Returns to North Dakota for Senate Campaign
United States Senator A Dr Gronna travels to Lakota North Dakota to launch preliminary campaign for Republican nomination. His opponent Andrew Miller continues active campaigning in the state as the race begins.
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Lakota
N. D
United States
A. Dr. Gronna
Republicians of
North Dakota
Andrew Miller
Noted Evangelist to Speak at Liberty Theatre Sunday
Dr. Cook of a world wide movement will lecture Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Liberty Theatre. The subject is described as of great import and interest to all. Free seats. No collection. Advert. Apes-2t
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Dr. Cook
Liberty Theatre
Famous Fighter to Command Marines
A famous fighter is named to lead the Marines amid reforms in morale and recreation. News notes telegraph offers from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to supply troop trains in Mexico. Transcontinental trains tout tango as a passenger pastime with dining tables removed for dancing space.
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Mexico
Wilson
Secretary of War
Chicago
Ill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Large Pennsylvania Railroad shareholding shown in notes
Compilations reveal on April 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad had 89,602 shareholders with an average of 111.44 shares. Women shareholders number 43,158, holding stock worth 138,596,158 at par. New York and foreign regions hold smaller totals, while the company reports stricter enforcement of liquor rules leading to more discharges for personal habits.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
New England
Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Clairvoyant and Palmist Offers $2 Reading for $1 Deal
An advertisement for a Ridgely West Virginia clairvoyant promises a full 2.00 reading for a reduced 1.00 fee with no advance payment. The ad claims to reveal present and future life details, love, marriage, business, health, and private guidance, with hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Opposite Potomac Club.
100 Beautiful and Colored Post Cards Sale Offer
The Central Manufacturing Co of Dayton Ohio advertises 100 beautiful and colored post cards and rare art pictures offered as a bargain. Many cards are hard to obtain and have sold singly for a dollar, now sold in a lot with a free self filling fountain pen for 50 cents postpaid.
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Central Manufacturing CO
Dayton
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