Local Obituaries and Notices From Gettysburg Area
Mrs Thurman Lyons attended Capt R C Hadys funeral in Gettysburg Pa. Mrs John W Walsh and Mrs Jas Roden attended Michael Hurleys funeral in Connellsville. De Twieg of Offutt street hospitalized for blood poisoning from an injury at work. Weber lumber yards W Feather and daughter visited Mr and Mrs J R Don Arch street before returning to West Virginia. K and Mrs Lester Hetzell of Summersburg WV visited Mrs W D Hardy. Welton returned to his home at 114 Arch street after a visit to Perkinsburg WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Don
Ight
W. Va
Lester Hetzell
Mersburg
W. D. Hardy
Welton
Arch Street
Perkersburs
Local Socialist branch Elects Officers and Prep Campaign
The local Socialist branch elected B. W. Diffinbaugh as corresponding and recording secretary and 2. H. Marteer as finance treasurer. John W. Linn M. Law Howard Galbreth E. H. Marteer Edward Har if Sr. Charles W. Staub named to committees Organization Entertian ment. The branch outlines a winter entertainment campaign at 18 South Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Diffinbaugh
H. Marteer
John W. Linn
M. Law
Howard Galbreth
E. H. Marteer
Edward Harif, Sr
Charles W. Staub
Edward Harris
Grace Saub
Schecter E Branch
South Liberty Street
Funeral of C Herman Hast at Bedford Street Residence
The funeral for C. Herman Hast was held at 2 30 this afternoon from 22 Bedford Street with Rev. Martin Luther Enders of St Pauls English Lutheran Church presiding. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were local musicians John L Heintz Russell Vaupe Carl Zimmerly James C Powell Lloyd Rawlings and George R Daisy. The Cumberland Concert Band attended and played selections. Many floral tributes were placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Herman Hast
Bedford Street
Martin Luther Enders
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
John L. Heintz
Russell Vaupe
Carl Zimmerly
James C. Powell
Lloyd Rawlings
George R. Daisy
Cumberland Concert Band
Get wise Read the book that tells you about the war
Advertisement from The Cumberland Press office offering a wartime book for 10 cents. The teaser prompts readers to learn about the war through a printed publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Press Office
Railroad Presidents Invited To Cumberland Chamber Banquet
President Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and President Carl R Gray of the Western Maryland Railway have been invited to attend Cumberland Chamber of Commerce first annual banquet at Windsor Hotel on Monday January 4. The Rev L P Young resigns as pastor of Salisbury Lutheran Church to become district superintendent of missions. Rev D S Kurtz resigns after six years as pastor at Rockwood Lutheran Church and has not announced future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Carl R. Gray
Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Windsor Hotel
L. P. Young
Salisbury
Lutheran Church
D. S. Kurtz
Rockwood
Lonaconing
Cumberland Press
Garfield
HH. In Earnest
First Presbyterian Church
Lo Aconing
Mr. Earnest
S. H. Jewell
Barton Presbyterian Church
W. L. Lynn
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Filson
First Baptist Church
X. Wm. Izat
C. R
David Stevenson
Help Save Birds From Starving Urges Public Aid
A 1914 appeal from Maryland sportsmen asks citizens to feed wild birds during severe winter weather. Grain and meat scraps are requested, with donations to buy feed and calls for dealers to assist. The note is signed by Jo n Parker Deputy Game Warden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Birds
Maryland State Sportsmen Association
Cumberland Gun Club
Jo.n Parker
Thousands Seek Health Through Modern Doctors Institute Ad
An advertisement promotes Inter-State Doctors institutes across the United States led by the Cumberland unit at 21 North Liberty Street. It claims many patients travel long distances for a broad system of medicines, free initial consultation and treatment through December 25, with limited exceptions for incurable cases. Office hours remain 9 am to 12 noon, 1:30 to 5 pm, and evenings 7 to 8 pm. Sundays 9 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cumberland
Cumberland Institute
North Liberty Street
Liberty Theatre
Notice of labor group listings and union details
Notice lists organized labor members including C. Zimmerman Dye and Beerbower J E Weaver George Grove Harry Beirne P M Mou i J W Fletcher Cumisky Anthony Molinari M P Murray Moose Club A S McTuckle C A Hice G W Sargent B I L Local No 366 with secretary R S Webster. Advertisement. de16 19 28 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Zimmerman
Dye & Beerbower
J. E. Weaver
George Grove
Harry Beirne
P. M. Mou
J. W. Fletcher
Cumisky
Anthony F. Molinari
M. P. Murray
Moose Club
A. S. McTuckle
C. A. Hice
G. W. Sargent
R. S. Webster
China and Pottery Sale by Knie riem & Carney
Owing to Xmas delays Knie riem & Carney on Mechanic street announce a mammoth shipment of china and pottery priced to clear. Bargains cover china sets toilet and wine sets olive and ice sets smoking and nut bowls water sets with special holiday pricing at 15 North Mechanic street K of C Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knieriem & Carney
Mechanic Street Grocers
China
North
Mechanic Street
K. of C
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J. Gross & CO
Socialists
F. Kerber
Progressive Shoe Dealer
North Centre Street
Borden
Shoery
Smith’s
W. A. Spruill, Mer
Cor
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
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Autocrat Linen
Highland Linen
Dolly Varden
Parker Lucky Curve
Moore
Shirey & Hawkins
Baltimore Street
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Cyril B. Geare
Seaver & Geare
J. P. Wiesel
Baltimore St
Lurshut
China and Pottery
Habig Brothers
North Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
Moose Home
Maryland Ave
Cowden & Ziihlman Third National Bank
Desales Glick
North Mechanic Street
Viavi
L. M. Kenniston
Mer
Centre St
John C Wolford
South Liberty
F. F. Lockenott
Osteopath & Chiropractor
Jim Lee
Chinese Hand Laundry
Centre Street
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