Santa and the Star Queen cantata in Frostburg church
The Congregational Bowery street members plan a Christmas cantata at the church auditorium. Ida Thomas chairs. Santa played by Philip Thom with Mae Thomas as Star Queen and Louis Edmunds as Chief Brownie. A detailed program includes greetings, songs, recitations, and dances featuring local youths and several attendant brownies.
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Bowery Street
Ida Thomas
Santa
Philip Thom
Mae Thomas
Louis Edmunds
Anna Reese
Rebecca Reese
Elizabeth Rod
Greedy Jim
Chester Reese
Mary Davies
Datha Thomas
Santa Claus
Harry Klice
Grace Rodda
Ellen Ball
Dorothy Evans
Jennie Riddler
Ethelyn Crowe
Brenwen Price
Midland Bureau Delivery Notice Urges Prompt Service
Cumberland Press notices subscribers to notify their representative at once if newspaper delivery is not prompt.
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Cumberland Press
Yaste
K. Joseph Baumann
Representative
Bureau of Cumberland Press
Carl C. Firle
Death of a Child Stakem Boy
Peter Stakem three years old son of Mr and Mrs James B Stakem Paradise street died Saturday from croup He was sick but a short time Funeral from their home at 2 o clock interment in St Josephs Belvedere Cemetery Flower carriers Patrick Grimes and Carl Firlie Pallbearers John Grimes John O Rourke John Thompson and James Stakem
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Peter
James B. Stakem
Paradise Street
Croup
St. Joseph's Belvedere Cemetery
Patrick Grimes
Carl Firlie
John Grimes
John O’rourke
John Thompson
James Stakem
Cumberland Press asks readers to notify delays to local rep
The Cumberland Press urges subscribers to report late deliveries to R. A. Hoffmeister the local representative. Patrons and friends are asked to phone personals and other news items to the representative. any matter of interest will be appreciated.
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Bureau of the
Cumberland Press
R. A. Hoffmeister
The
Modern Opera House Planned for Westernport
M J Ward plans a $25000 Opera House on Main Street to replace Star Theatre and Ward’s Saloon. The modern facility will seat 1200, have a large stage, gallery, two exits, and bring major road shows to the Tri-Towns, saving trips to Cumberland. The Tri-Towns Daily Bulletin debuts today with editor E Lee Combs.
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M. J. Ward
Main Street
Westernport
Star Theatre
Ward
Tri-Towns
Cumberland
Maryland
Tri- Towns
Z. T. Kalbaugh
Keyser
H. B. Carroll
William Lake
New York
E. Lee Combs
Darr
Devon Club
McMullen Bros Offer Great Values on Suits Now
Local ad notes McMullen Bros selling suits at January sale prices for Christmas shopping. Also promotes Nickel's Fruit Cakes as a holiday buy with a brief advertising line.
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McMullen Bros
Modern Woodmen officers named at Keyser WV
The Modern Woodmen elected officers B F Zacot counsel Tom Nash advisor A V Douglas banker H G Fisher clerk G L Folk escort C E Barron watch man J C Mellwee sentry R E Montgomery trustee The Firemen fair opened with a big parade led by an auto truck Uniform Bank participated, and the fair lasts one week. Jessie Floyd, recently home in Mannington with rheumatism, returns for a specialist consult in Cumberland then plans a short stay here. Next week at the Opera House Waite and Waite Musical Comedy Company returns after a year. Miss Edna Lemon 21 died after a lingering illness with funeral at the Triplett farm home and Greens Point Cemetery interment.
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B. F. Zacot
Tom Nash
A. V. Douglas
H. G. Fisher
G. LD. Folk
C. E. Barron
J. C. Mellwee
R. E. Montgomery
Uniform Bank
Edna Lemon
John Lemon
Triplett
Twenty-first Bridge
Mr. Keesucker
Greens Point Cemetery
Miss Anna Leary Visits Brother at Martinsburg
Miss Anna Leary is visiting her brother, Mr. W. F. Leary, in Martinsburg as part of a family trip.
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Anna Leary
Mr. W. F. Leary
Martinsburg
Austrian Worker Dies After Cable Accident
Nichola Gesualda an Austrian hired by H S Kerbaugh Inc contractor died at City Hospital Martinsburg after a heavy cable struck him on the head as he attempted to lift it. He was 27, unmarried and had been in the country briefly. Personal items note Mrs Harry L MacDonald and daughter Florence and Miss Louise Norton of Paw Paw were guests of Mrs J S MacDonald in Martinsburg on their way to Baltimore.
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Taylor Street
Billy Baker
Charles Clark
Squire Jeffries
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Buck
Wing
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James Skidmore
Maple Street
Orpha Clark
Cumberland
Charles
Oak Street
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Welsh Hill
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Pittsburgh
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Samuel Shearer
Mary Johns
Baltimore
Walker Chapman
Frostburg Normal School
Hot Springs
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Blair School
Clairton
Olive Cathcart
University of Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Moscow
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Helen L. Griffith
New York City
William Burnell
Centennial Street
Nichola Gesualda
H. S. Kerbaugh, Inc
Martins
Urg
Harry L. MacDonald
Florence
Louise Norton
Paw Paw
J. S. MacDonald
Martinsburg
John L Sullivan Reclaims $10,000 Championship Belt
John L Sullivan, famed heavyweight champion, regains the belt once won from Paddy Ryan in 1883 after long poverty forced him to pawn it multiple times. The belt, valued at $10,000, symbolizes his historic title and climb from hardship.
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John L. Sullivan
America
Paddy Ryan
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