Welsh Hill road committee meets in Cumberland for upgrade
The road directors sent a business committee including Clarence Orr Duncan Shaffer and Adam Brown Frostburg to Cumberland today to discuss the Welsh Hill road improvement. The Epworth League held an oyster supper at Allegany to raise funds totaling 50 dollars.
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Welsh Hill Road
Cumberland
Clarence Orr
Midland
Duncan Shaffer
P. F. Carroll
Adam Brown
Frostburg
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Allegany
Eva Rice
Mary Miller
Mary Stevens
Hazen Hamilton
Neilie Hamilton
Martha Downton
Marie
Annie Steels
May Campbell
Emily Campbell
Rafferty
Mariah Rafferty
J. J. Donlon
Samuel Jackson
Jacob Naim
James McAllister
P. F. Monahan
John Hanna
David Powell
Senior Christian Endeavor Society News and Local Events
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian met last night with a program including vocal solo Janet Ritchie recitations Aller Morgan and Mrs John Russell, refreshments, and social praise. A box social at Events school raised funds for library books. Edward Hughes and Miss Imogene Yasie married by Rev Joseph Ro Nolan. couple to reside in Frostburg. Central High School seniors debated no state aid to sectarian schools. Hugh Hotchkiss moved household goods from Scotch Hill to Detmold yesterday.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian
Janet Ritchie
Aller Morgan
Helen Phillips
John Russell
Keys for Postmaster Nominated in Keyser
Congressman Wm. G. Brown recommends to President Wilson P. H. Keys for postmaster of Keyser to succeed T. T. Hoffman who is retiring after twelve years in office. Also notes social and family visits including Miss Georgia Shelly in Altoona and various returns from travels and illness.
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Wm. G. Brown
Wilson
P. H. Keys
Keyser
T. T. Hoffman
Georgia Shelly
Altoona
Ora Rabold
J. KB. Criser
Washington
Lena Hutson
Cumberland
William Jackson
Montana
Chas. Blue
Springfield
Lucy Kuykendall
North Carolina
B. J. Baker
Petersburg
Concert Delights Mount Savage Audience At Mullane Hall
The combined Men s Glee club Ladies Choral and Madrigal clubs of Cumberland performed under Frederic Foster Snow to a packed house in Mount Savage. Accompanied by Rebekah H Otto the program featured multiple glee and choral pieces with soloists Helene Haines and Helen McLaughlin and a violin obligato by Clarence E Spitznas. In a separate note Nora Stowell suffered severe soup burn from a splash at home and George Shockey received medical attention for a hand injury with subsequent blood poisoning risk.
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Madrigal Club
Ladies’ Choral Club
H. Paul Mann
Clarence E. Spitznas
My Pretty Chloe
Tennessee
Lyric
Ladies
Dewey Haines Sets Wheat Yield Record at Seventeen
Arcanum, November 30. Dewey Haines, a seventeen year old, raises five acres of Red Wave wheat to an average of 55 2 38 bushels per acre in a contest with over 200 Ohio farmers. Seeded late September with 30 pounds per acre fertilizer, field cut July 5. Haines already holds titles as boy champion corn grower and may become champion grain grower.
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America
Ohio
Buck Eye
What is unfair competition, asks the Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission, after months of study, seeks a clear definition of unfair competition. Readers are invited to send lines to the commission with examples, as complaints vary from efficient business tactics to outright deceit. The piece notes differing state decisions and urges public input.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
O. K
Tri-Towns to Face Oakland at K. of P. Armory Friday
The Tri-Towns basketball squad will play Oakland at the K. of P. Armory on Friday December 3. Oakland adds Mike Doyle former center for Pittsburgh Silent five. Tri-Towns debut several new players for local fans to see real basketball. Birth note reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson on Sunday.
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Tri-Towns
Oakland Quint
K. of P. Armory
Mike Doyle
Silent Five
Pittsburgh
Russell Wilson
Glisan's For Sale Ad Seeks Used Cars
A short classified note invites readers to inspect used cars available at Glisan's in the For Sale column, dated November 24, 1910.
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Glisan
Fire Destroyed William Pair Residence in Paradise
Midland residents report Paradise home of William Pair burned to the ground Monday after a flue fire rekindled hours after firefighters left. Lack of water mains forced bucket brigades. furniture saved late could not be removed. Insurance partially covers the loss.
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William Pair
Paradise
Midland
War Oddities and Home Front Snippets
Copenhagen reports evidence that England has solved the munitions problem with abundant shotgun cartridges. London notes the British in France are using captured German field guns with shells made in England. London also says leading insurance firms have seen inquiries for policies indemnifying loss of income from military conscription.
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Copenhagen
England
London
France
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William 0. Mucraan
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Wm. Kailmvor
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Marshall Pressman
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William Castele
Wrights Crossing
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McKeesport
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W. Q. Wilcoxon
Coshocton
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East Main Street
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Sterns Hall
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Barburton
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Akron
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Thomas Shea
Borden Mines
William A. Gunter
Carlisle
Harrisburg
L. C. Neid
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Westminster
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West Main Street
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Palace Theatre
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Chevalier
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Neaco
B. Prichard & CO
Miror
Bureau of the
Cumberland Pres
Hugh Hotchkiss
Scoteh Hill
Detmold
Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Keyser, W. Va
N. Finnell
Nebraska
Albert Neville
Mount Savage
the Bureau of the Cumberland Press
Wm. F. Farrell
Nora Stowell
Mrs
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Murray
George Shockey
Sand Patch
Mt. Savage
Dewey Haines
Arcanum
eSpecial Dewey Haines
R. A. Hoffmeister
Oakland
Jacob Hafer
Frostburg, MD
the Cumberland Office Supply Co
North Liberty St
Cumberland, Md
Pathe
John
William Elliott
Ruth Roland
Maryland
Theda Bara and
William Shay In
Cumberland Brewing Co
Agen Berr
Darren
Uus Wilagag
Geofwemann CO
Greenwich Str
New York
Bescue Brassieres
Benjamin & Johnes
Warren Street
Newark
N. J
Globe- Wernicke
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