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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1915

Page

8

St Mary's Golden Jubilee Celebrations Planned at Lonaconing

The St Mary’s Catholic Church in Lonaconing plans a Christmas Jubilee and later a formal Jubilee in June to honor its history. Masses, a four part choir performance, and a Christmas program will mark the celebrations. Knights of Pythias officers were elected and church notes list services at Presbyterian and First Baptist churches. Mrs. William Yammer died, and staff at the electric railway will distribute turkeys to workers.

St. Mary's St. Mary's Catholic Church Joseph P&p Norwh St. Mary's Church Willama H. Groe Tor Father Nolan Willl Batténan Novello Noel Adame St. Mary's Hall Bethele- Ney First Baptist Church Trent Varomer William Yammer Cumberland Yammer Joseph Harris

Keyser Prep School to play winter games for silver cup

Athletic notes report that the Prep School basketball teams from academic and commercial departments will compete for a silver cup this winter. The varsity will be selected from top players across all classes including seventh and eighth grades.

Holiday visits and illnesses across communities

Mrs G Stearts remains ill while families from Baltimore Clarksburg Fairmont and Charleroi travel for holidays. Individuals like Crooks Lowry Wright and Winters return from Morgantown Charleston Joliet and Rockledge Farm for Christmas as others seek care for illnesses and operations.

Raymond Lowry Morgantown Harry Wright Joliet Mra Rachel Laughlin Fairmont Wheels B.D. Grimes Pittsburg Prof. Grimes Vernon Wright Charleston M. C. Winters Mary Sheetz North Carolina Fred Sheetz J. D. Tales Henry Thompson Mra. Longdon B. Smith Baltimore George Hoover Clarksburg Robert Gerstell Rockledge Farm Gerstell Norman Koolz Newark Del J. G. Koolz J. BB. Criser Washington Anna Fox A. Arnold Fra. Kelly Clarence Lowery Charleroi Goldin Brown

Man with One Leg Starts Popcorn Business for $2000 Year

A grown man named Fred Dahlen builds a popcorn business and earns about $2,000 annually. The feature notes his single leg and his success reported in Every Week.

Fred Dahlen

Tri-Towns coverage of obituaries engagements and notices

Funeral for Col. Michael P. Gannon of Franklin set for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Peter's Church Westernport with burial in church cemetery. Coming marriage announced for Anna McCandlish Hendershoot to Arthur McKey New Year’s Day. Special Christmas services at St James Westernport Christmas Eve noon and Christmas Day at 1 a.m. Personal notices list visits and travels of regional residents with ages and locations across Westernport Hancock Fairfax Fairfax Va Carlisle Pa Covington Va Luke Md PIEDMONT GORMAN areas.

Gannon Michael P. Gannon Franklin St. Peter's Church Westernport J. F.hendershoot Anna Arthur McKey Luke, Md St. James St. James Episcopal Church A. C. Hoffmeister Athens Hie R. A. Hoffmeister A. B. McCandlish Robert J. McCandlich Hancock Ion MecCandlieh F. D. Richardson Fairfax Thomas Mefrvire Catholic University Georgetown W. A. Wiedbusch Fairmont Charles Tonry Westernport Hill Hugh Morgan Westernport High School Carlisle A. Wilson Altamont Wilson Timothy Kenny Rev T. B. Kenny Baltimore Howard McCandlish Mises Ruth McCandlish J. M. Davis Piedmont

Mustn't Lam it Size of Poor Man's Family

Chicago December 238 United Press correspondence Dr Frances Dickinson physician and Mary Thompson Hospital trustee rejects birth control on economic grounds. She argues wealth should be distributed to raise wages and give workers a family chance and belittles relief seekers as mentally limited.

Chicago Frances Dickinson Mary Thompson Hospital

Rockefeller mining camps to go dry in one week

Denver reports that Colorado coal camps controlled by Rockefeller interests and other large companies will become dry within seven days. The move aims to end alcohol sales in the camps amid a coordinated effort by the firms.

Denver Colo Colorado Rockefeller Interests Sahara Desert

Appeal and Warning on Beer Sale to Minors

A public notice warns that selling beer or intoxicants to minors will lead to legal actions. The document states that violations after January will trigger penalties and strict enforcement measures.

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Lonaconing Knights of Pythias Rising Sun Lodge C. C. Oscar Metz Samuel B. McFarland Whitefield N. W Elis G. Bowers M. T Edward Gardner K of R. N Robert Hamilton John W. Quinn Whi. Marshall J. G John J. Green Peter Wisher Chris Pord Grand Lodee Jas A. G McFarland James Matthews Presbyterian Church HW. L the Co. & W. Electric Railway Co Gerald Pell Detroit, Mich Pell Doug Central Fire Depart The Central Fire Department A. A. Wilson Keyser W. VA Athletic Notes Grace Sunday School M. Ff Bethlehem L. C. Nine Maltimore Beangard Warr Barr Band South Branch Potomac Charles Cook C. L. Everhart Gallion Ral Tri-Towns T. M. Rocke Covington Allan Luke Luke E. T. Whitworth Front Royal Walter Ravenscroft R. W. Windsor Wilmington C. C. Culbertson Windsor Mrs. Culbertson Man United Press Correspondence Rockefeller Liberty Hazel Dawn Paramount Blanche Sweet Becky Paramount Feature W. F. Frederick Piano Co Thef Maxwell Car Victoria and Grande Theatres Ed Holler Elta Suman Melba Frantz Harold Freeland Grace Mouse Lyndon Shearer Frederic Foster Snow Mary Fahey Thomas H. Wheeler George McCracken Charley Longerbeam Thorner Smith John McDonald Clarence Walter Naomi Willard Charles Witter Shorty Colpate Leona Horn Raymond Reynolds Maryland Irons Margaret Smith Raymond Allamong Nelson W. Runsler Minnie McDermott Raymond Peterman William Brode John Dreyer Nellie Brady Mary Malanphy Robert Stegmaier Namas Robert Workman Leroy Davis Thurba Keyser Helen Donahue Thomas Stakem Amos Shay John J. Stump McGilli Helen Snyder J. G. Treiber John Rodecap Montwil Brewster Humme George Reichert Laura Weikettel Ernie Wolford Tommy Moss Sishime Eeeee Maude Seiler W. F. Cook Joseph B Ruby Anderson Walt Smith Geo. P. Johnson John Albrigi John A. Evans J. D. van Leslie Light Walter Long Mary Carney Myrtle Mae Little Viva Speck Allen Barban Marie Woolard I. W. Haines Walter Coughenout Teeeeeee JP Frien Liar Bac — Naw Powell Baltimore St Virginia Ave
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