Society Notes View Supper for Katherine Murray in Washington
Mr and Mrs James Clark entertained after theatre on Washington Street in honor of Miss Katherine Murray and Charles Clear. Murray, a Georgetown convent alumna, made her stage debut in The Quaker Girl seven weeks ago. Guests included Captain and Mrs J Philip Roman and many others. A later line lists several attendees and a dinner at Kerland Dairy Lunch Rooms in celebration of a recent business and social visit to Eastern cities.
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James Clark
Washgton Street
Katherine Murray
Miss Murray
Helen W. Clark
Georgetown
J. Philip Roman
Lloyd Lowndes
B. H. Bravs
Jin H. Ankeney
Philip W. Blake
G. G. Shoemaker
George 3. Young
Eugene Hammond
Charles W- Donnelly
Kerland Dairy
Nemes Footer
I. T. Holland
William A. Huster
Washington Lunch Seeks Citywide Popularity
Advertisement notes Washington Lunch aiming to be the city's top eating place. Artificial designs for cry decorations advertised by Rapperts in December.
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Washington
Dining Room Upstairs Ad Offering Accommodations
An advertisement promotes upstairs dining space and facilities for individuals or groups seeking accommodations. It emphasizes available rooms for use by small or large parties.
Business trend shows irregular but rising momentum
Reports from Dan's Review and Bradstreet's indicate improved but slow expansion across industries with optimism for new year. Holiday buying grows despite lower volume, wholesale and retail distribution rise aided by milder money conditions. War orders and exports support many sectors while overall orders grow slowly.
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Ths
Dan
Bradstreet
Western Maryland coal shipments decline in October totals
October coal shipments over the West Virginia division of the Western Maryland Railway fell to 210,849 tons from 222,195 last October, and Georges Creek & Cumberland line tonnage dropped to 17,587 from 51,475. Total gross tons were 228,436, down from 258,670. For January–October, WV division shipped 2,048,452 tons versus 2,196,909 last year, and Georges Creek & Cumberland 219,029 vs 328,471, totaling 2,525,181 gross tons, down 240,276.
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West Virginia
Western Maryland Railway
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Cumberland Line
Seeking Schute in Baltimore
Detectives from the Baltimore Police Department search for A. F. Schute of Cumberland Maryland who vanished from home about a month ago. Officials fear foul play or accident and have questioned shipping offices and sought help from Marshal Carter to locate him. Schute, 40, 5 feet 11, smooth face, wore a black coat and waistcoat, derby hat and black lace shoes with a gold and silver ring.
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Baltimore
Dee
Quirk
Police Department
A. F. Lchute
Cumberland
Marshal Carter
Schute
Atile
Free Christmas Offer for Chronic Disease Treatment
Generous offer from Inter-State Doctors at the Cumberland Institute invites sick people to consult free and begin treatment before Christmas. Eligible new patients receive free consultation, examination, and most treatment costs, with ongoing care until cure for those accepted, while severe incurable cases are declined.
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Cumberland Institute
North Liberty St
Liberty Theatre
Postal Telegraph
Cumberland
Institute
Marriages Tie Local Couples in Two Ceremonies
Sindy and John Thompson Sindy wed at United Brethren Church parsonage with Rev. H Bueene Richardson officiating. Leota Nixon and J Kenneth Snyder, a Western Maryland Railway agent, married at the Nixon home in Oldtown. William Cubbage of Cumberland and Ruth Loy wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. Martin L Enders presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson Sindy
Grace Vearl Snyder
The
United Brethren Church
H. Bueene Richardson
J. T. Grayson
Boone Street
J. Kenneth Snyder
Western Maryland Railway
Oldtown
Leota Nixon
Harrison Nixon
Otho M. Snyder
Hagerstown
William Cubbage
Cumberland Police Force
Ruth Loy
David S. Loy
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Martin L. Enders
Obituary for Mrs William E McMillan of Richmond
Mrs. William E. McMillan former of this city died of heart trouble at her home in Richmond Virginia. She was about 80 years old and survived by three children. Her husband was connected with H D Billmyer in the lumber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McMillan
H. D. Billmyer
Richmond
McMillan
Christmas trees show at City Hall with Ray George
Ray George the green woods man offers fresh Christmas trees in front of City Hall. Advertisement notes contact phone 37 Wp and dates in December 1941. Includes a secondary line about cemetery decorations and other notices.
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Ray George
City Hall
Dining Room TM Upstairs Advertisement Note
Advertisement offers accommodations for individuals or groups and promotes German beer as absolutely pure. Mentions finest holly eat town at Rupperts and hints at a dining room upstairs.
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Rupperts
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Xmas
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Rhone
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Centre St
J John
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Neat
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