Varied Christmas Services At Local Churches
Sunday schools and Advent services fill a busy holiday schedule across Bedford Street and Centre Street. Churches list morning and evening services in English and German with Christmas sermons, special programs, and youth activities led by Rev. C Fyler Rev Joseph Dawson Rev Martin Luther Enders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
Bedford Street
C. Fyer
Centre Street M. E
Joseph Dawson
Epworth League
Bocia
Philathea
Centre Street M. E. Sunday School
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Centre Street
Martin Luther Enders
Christian Endeavor
Pasor
Tvice
First Baptist Church
Columbia Street
Herbert F. Loomis
Buhlmaier
Children’s Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Vcllmeier
McKendree M. E
North Centre Street
Briggs
First Presbyterian Church
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Westernport
First M. E. Church
Piedmont
Bank Robber Kohl Killed in Cincinnati Street Fight
Pittsburgh December reports say Frank G. Hohl, tied to a bank raid in Cincinnati last August with Joseph Kaufman, died after a Thursday confrontation. Kaufman sits in Allegheny jail awaiting indictment. Iva Ormsby linked as his wife.
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Johl
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Frank G. Hohl
Allegheny County
Joseph Kaufman
Chicago
Homestead National Bank
Hohl
Iva Ormsby
Salem
Altoona
Kaufman
Daughter Eager to Testify to Save Cleary From Chair
New City New York December 19 Anna Cleary Newman prepares to testify for her father William V Cleary now on trial for murdering her husband Eugene M Newman at Haverstraw town hall. If conditions warrant she will plead for clemency and may sit with her father during trial.
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New City
N. Y
Anna Cleary Newman
Frank Comesky
William V. Cleary
Morschauser
Eugene M. Newman
Haverstraw
New York
Anna
Fred Newman
Projectile plant enlarges capacity at McKeesport
Pittsburg December 19 The Firth Sterling Steel Company plant at McKeesport which makes projectiles has ordered a second Hercult electric furnace. The unit will be built and sold by United States Steel Corporation which owns the American rights. Other buyers include Canton Ohio and Indianapolis. Furnaces range from three ton to six ton units. Strong demand at home and from Europe drives the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Firth- Sterling Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Firth-Sterling Steel Company
United Steel Company
Canton
Electric Steel Company
Indianapolis
Europe
Firth-Sterling Company
Woman battles race claim in Detroit divorce case
Alma Wade Little fights to prove she is white after her husband Arthur Little accuses her of being a negress. Doctors in Detroit and Ann Arbor examined her lineage and could not determine race as the case folds into a high profile divorce battle.
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Detroit
Mich
Alma Wade
Arthur Little
Dry John S. Little
Ann Arbor
Dean Vaughn
University of Michigan
F. Jefferson
Cincinnati
Mrs. Little
Denver
Jefferson
Charity and a Shaded Mystery Across Three Cities
In a chain of events from Seattle to Alaska and Detroit a couple marries after a widow claim. A Cincinnati receipt points to a mixed race past as Denver searches old records for a white parentage tale. Westernport Civic Club collects school charity items for needy students in a detailed distribution.
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Seattle
Little
Alaska
Detroit
Cincinnati
Westernport Public Schools
Civic Club
Luke
Upton B. McCandlish
Westernport
Patrick Laughlin
Cumberland Press urges prompt delivery and local news tips
The Cumberland Press requests subscribers notify the local representative A Hoffmeister if delivery is late. Patrons are urged to telephone personals and other news items to the representative and share any matter of interest.
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Bureau of the
Cumberland Press
A. Hoffmeister
The
Local Businesses Advertise Trading Stamps and Memorial Designs
Notices list various unions and businesses including C Zimmermann Dye & Beerbower J E Weaver George Grove and others. It mentions S T Little Jewelry Company 8 H Green Trading Stamps on cash sales and artificial designs for cemetery decorations at Rupperte with an advertisement dated December 17.
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Rupperte
Maryland Theatre to Open Four Night Vaudeville Run
The Maryland Theatre enters a four day engagement with daily bill changes led by the Allen Musical Company. The 35 member troupe presents The American Girl in the first skit with nine star performers, followed by The Pharmacy Girls and The Midway Girl. Performances at 2 30, 7 45 and 9 pm with 10 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pharmacy
Allen Musical Company
Maryland Theatre
Casino
New York City
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Allen
Funeral rites for Blooming ton Daughters of America member
Blooming ton Council No. 17 Daughters of America, of which the deceased was a member, had charge of the funeral arrangements.可 Roy Ora C. John Dewey and Miss Pansy at home amid holiday notes and campus visits. Leon Neff returns from State University for Christmas. Miss Marguerite Neff comes home from Wilson College. Supt. Orestes Tibetts and Attorney Charles Ritchie in Florida for holidays. James Driscoll undergoes adenoid removal at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland. sister Mrs. Floran Patrick accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ora C
John, Dewey
Miss Pansy
Bloomington
Daughters of America
Leon Neff
The
State University
Landon E. Heskitt
Frederick
Hampshire Street
J. E. Winsboro
Marguerite Neff
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Supt
Orestes Tibetts
Beryl
Charles Ritchie
Keyser
Florida
James Driscoll
Westernport
Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
Floran Patrick
Green Trading Stamps On All Cash Purchases Ad
An advertisement promises S. & H. Green Trading Stamps on every cash purchase from ten cents to five hundred lars at the stores. The note appears in a 1951 issue, reflecting mid-century promotional offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Little Jewelry Company
H. Green
S. & H. Green
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South Cumberland Baptist Mission
Virginia Avenue
United Brethren Church
Corner Race
Fourth Streets
H. Eugene Richardson
Ridgeley
U. B. Nday School
Santa Claus
Grace M. E. Church
Second Street
Frank A. Killman
Epworth Quartet
Bethlehem
Epworth J Gue
Kingsley M. Ik
Williams Street
J. M. Carroll
C. E. Futter
D. G. Pile
Narrow’s Park
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Corner South Centre
Union Streets
Curtis Edgar Kuhnert
Holy Communion
Santa
Cumberland Circuit
Otestant
Wm. M. Snyder, Jr
Marion Street
Melvin Chapel
Wednes
Beng
Mapleside
Unior Christian E
Trinity M
Grand Avenue
First
Second Streets
L. Hammond
Farly
Agar Chapel
Gerard
Shaffer
Narrows Park M. E. Church
First Church Christian Sientist
South Centre Street
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Street
E. P. Skyles
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Fayette Street
G. E. Moffatt
D. D
Duke Memorial
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
Seventh Day Adventist
Woodman’'s
Kline's Department Store
South
Zion Reformed Church
North Mechanic Street
Smith Street
R. O. Castos
J. Forsythe Harrison
Piedmont High School
Grace Stotler
Floyd Davis
Curtis Sigler
Dorothy Harris
Church Services
First M. FE
C. M. D’arcy
St. John’s M. E
Firm Rock
Moorehead
Lucy Moorehead
George Moorehead
M. E. Church
A. R. Snedegar
Hoffman Hospital
Eager
Cleary
Tri-Towns
C. Zimmerman
Dye & Beerbower
J. E. Weaver
George Grove
Harry Beirne
D. A. Matter
P. M. Mouse
D. T. Close
J. W. Fletcher
Leckemby & Cumisky
Q. H. Reed
W. G. Conway
Lewis Wend
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
Marnland Theatre
H. D. Zarrow
Wehd
Marie Miller
Jack Fargsay
Raymond Lewis
Edison Elec. Ill. Co
Union Street
Lazarus
Mazda
Edison Electric Illuminating CO