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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

2

Frostburg mission pictures lure crowds with road study

W News notes M. B. Faidley of the Motion Picture Company filming Frostburg area scenes for a coast to coast highway project. He praises local scenery near Frostburg St Johns Rock and Main streets while accompanying W. E. Hitchins, a road advocate, as the footage will later screen locally.

Im. B. Faidley Motion Picture Company Faidwith Frank A. Davis Ason Faidhey Frostourg St. John’s Rock Rocky Mountains Faidley

Subscriptions Urged to Notify Rep for Timely Deliveries

In Lonaconing the Cumberland Press urges subscribers to contact representative K. Joseph Baumann at Yaste's Confectionery if paper delivery is not prompt. The notice lists the phone and requests prompt reporting to ensure service continuity.

Bureau of the Cumberland Press

Glass factory delays unsettle Lonaconing workers

Impatience grows as the new glass plant stalls delaying livelihoods for experienced glassworkers who recently moved to Lonaconing. Some have already left and others threaten to go if operations do not start soon as Christmas prospects dim for local businesses. Also, Squire McFarland reports a break‑in to his Douglas Avenue office discovered Friday with broken rear window and food scraps on the floor suggesting a celebratory intruder gathering.

Lonaconing Squire McFarland Douglas Avenue

Notice to readers from The Cumberland Press rep

The Tri Towns Press urges readers to notify the Cumberland Press representative if delivery is not prompt. Patrons and friends are asked to tele phone personals and other news items to the local representative. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated.

Bureau of the Cumberland Press R. A. Hoffmeister The

Piedmont Boosters Plan Tri Town Business Meet

The Piedmont Boosters Club organizes a meeting for local businessmen Monday at 2 30 PM to discuss closer consumer merchant ties. Excursion trains will aid shoppers from surrounding towns as the executive board seeks 100 members in ten days. Westernport officials may seek re election at the primary this month. Moose organizer Patrick J Joyce from Wilmington plans a big Tri towns rally. City lighting data shows thirty arc lamps and twenty two 80 CP lamps.

Piedmont Boosters Club Tri-towns Westernport Moose Patrick J. Joyce Wilmington Del The Lodge

Daughters Present Flag At Aaron's Run School House

A contingent ascended the mountain on December 2 to present a flag to Aaron's Run school. Mrs Minnie Wilson led the ceremony with remarks, and Hon Geo T Michaels of Film Rock delivered a celebratory address. A dinner for the ladies preceded the program, and a committee including Minnie Wilson Bessie Coffman May Stump Margaret Leonce Mary Rowe and Mary Paugh earned praise for organizing the event.

Daughters of America Aaron’s Run Minnie Wilson Geo. T. Michaels Film Rock Floyd Duckworth Mesdames Minnnie Wilson Bessie Coffman May Stump Margaret Leonce Mary Rowe Mary Paugh

Victimized in Keyser and Local Notices of the Week

Miss Lucy Newell was robbed of a diamond ring while walking with Fox who claimed to see his uncle. The ring was pawned and the pawnbroker sent it to Pittsburgh to remove the monogram. Efforts are under way to recover the ring for the claimant. Boseley Johnson wed Myrtle Johnson in Keyser. A divorce granted to Mrs. Liller with $35 monthly alimony. A potential fire at the Keyser stores was halted by a passerby. P O S of A Westernport invitees to church services. Enterprise Council Jr. O U A M held a meeting with many members present. Hospital news reports a serious operation on Mrs. Kalbaugh and slow recovery for Mrs. Hoffman.

Salem Reformed Church Daniel Krapp, Jr Ladies’ Aid Society Christian Endeavor George Mayer Zion Evangelical Church P. G. Saffran Grammar School Bethesda Washington, D. C Frosburg State Normal Schhol Irene Brown P. H. Brown This Place Mt. Savage Normal Margaret Screen James Mills Mt. Pleasant Street Valentine Sides Kegg Bedford County H. M. Kline Baltimore Conrad Pfaff West Main Street M. B. Tyler, Jr Good Roads Machinery Co New York Columbia University Thomas Lloyd Blair Street C. L. Long E. Mainstreet Haston Benjamin Bone George W. McDonald Miner's Hospital Angela Brady State Normal School Hazel Oder Cumberland Richard Holban Richard George G. Jeffries Casselman Cabin Grantsville Augustine Ricker Clarksburg W. Va Church of the Immaculate Conception Holy Cross Cemetery Ricker Mary Ricker John Piedmont Fred Bridgeport Ohio John Donahey Lonaconing Miles J. Byrnes Midland Presbyterian Church H. L. Earnest Women’s Missionary Society Cecil Miller East Main Street Barton Methodist Episcopal Church F. J. Mumford Stony Run Epworth League William Moor Incarnation Frederick Lonaconing Methodist Episcopal Church W. L. Lynn U. S. Landstreet Medley Ladies Mite Society H. B. Dawson Roland Gilbert Main Street Westernport Mill Ed. Pattison Westernport Annie F. Hyde Winchester Thos. E. McGuigan John McGuigan Teresa Thomas Allegany Hospital Wm. H. Fredlock Sue Fredlock Mongantown Henry Rieger Wallace Gardner Harry Ravenscroft E. B. Prichard E. B. Pritchard Company Frostburg Tri-towns Charles Harrington Prudential C. W. Shelly W. R. Earle Gertrude Potts Washington J. C. Newhauser Seyser Electric Light Company C. C. Clevenger Arthur Clark Keyser Mamie Myr Roy Rafter Davis Streat J. O. Carter Davis C. B. Lewis Bb. F. Freeland Middleburg Ind George Freeland E. Parker Burlington Hoffman Hospital Elva Wells B. F. Wells Piedmont Street M. P. Shawkey Charleston Lucy Newell Fox Pittsburgh Keyser Pharmacy H. G. Wilson Wilson P.O. S. of A Lutheran Church Enterprise Council Jr. O. U. A. M

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