Churches Call to Prayer and Praise in Many Sermons
Various Cumberland churches schedule Sunday school hours and sermons. Agar Chapel Evangelical, Calvary, Bethel, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, First Church Christian Scientist, Kingsley M E, McKendree M E, South Cumberland Baptist Mission, St Pauls English Lutheran, St Stephens Lutheran, St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran, St Marks Reformed, and Catholic parishes announce services, Sunday schools, epworth leagues, and special New Year sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church Christian Sientist
Cumberland
South Centre Street
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
C.F. Bergner
Weaper
W. H. & F. Missionary Society
The
Altar Society
Luther League
Church Services Listed For Sunday Across Town
St Marys Catholic Church and various denominations announce mass times and worship activities across Old Town, Virginia Avenue and South Cumberland. Trinity M E and Trinity Lutheran list Sunday schedules with German and English services, Sunday school and evening sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh der Adventist
Woodman’s Mall
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Gillmeier
Jokes About the B and O Ceased by Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks to end B and O jokes by appealing to New York vaudeville and burlesque managers. It argues jokes mislead the public, noting its trains actually maintain a high schedule-run percentage despite public ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
New York City
War munitions made here on board ship for Russia
Vancouver reports the Russian volunteer fleet steamer Tamibov arrived from the Orient. After discharging cargo it will load heavy field guns and projectiles manufactured in Pennsylvania. A large cargo of American weapons has already reached Vladivostok and is being rushed to Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Tamibov
Orient
Pennsylvania
Vladivostock
Poland
Second Trial Date Set in Malcolm Gifford Murder Case
Albany judges schedule the second trial of Malcolm Gifford Jr. for the 1918 murder of Frank J. Clute, a taxi driver. The first trial ended in a jury deadlock. Gifford has remained free on $25,000 bail since July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Malcolm Gifford, Jr
Frank J. Clute
Gifford
Liberty
Clute
Hoowever
Connellsville Coke Output Falls in 1914 Declines 30 Percent
Figures from The Connellsville Courier show 1914 coke production in the Connellsville region at 14 075 638 tons selling for 28 151 276 dollars. The prior two years averaged around 20 million tons annually, with the drop blamed on weak steel demand. Operators expect a rebound as shipments last week rose 19 000 tons over the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Kentucky Counties Go Dry in Early New Year
Nine Kentucky counties became dry at midnight as liquor licenses expired Thursday night following September votes. Only 15 of 120 counties remain wet. State Prohibition League officers vow to push for statewide prohibition when the Legislature convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
State Prohibition League
Death Row Set For Two Executions In New York
A double electrocution is scheduled at the State Prison in Trenton New York early next week likely after midnight tomorrow. The condemned are Griffin J. Johnson convicted of a Burlington County murder and Richard Sparks a 17 year old youth from Monmouth County for killing a man during a failed robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. Y
Griffin J. Johnson
Burlington County
Richard Sparks
Monmouth County
First New Year's Baby Born in City
The first child born on New Year’s Day is a son born at 2 30 a m to Mr and Mrs PASQUALE DINISOLI of 45 South Mechanic Street The father is a fruit merchant with his brother on Baltimore Street near Mechanic The baby will receive numerous presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Dinisoli
South
Mechanic Street
Baltimore Street
Mechanic
Billy Sunday Arrives in Philadelphia for Ten Week Campaign
Philadelphia greets evangelist Billy Sunday with a rally at Broad Street Station as he begins a ten week campaign. A 20 000 seat tabernacle is set up in Logan Square and plans include two daily turns and morning engagements Sundays team trains him with Jack Cardiff. Philadelphia churches have raised 250000 for expenses though actual costs may be 50000 with collections covering expenses.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Billy
19Th
Spring Garden Streets
Des Moines
Sunday
Quaker City
Big Tabernacle
Jack Cardiff
Cardiff
Logan Square
Transportation Committee
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Mr. Sunday
McGraw Property at Deer Park to be Sold
Garrett county sheriff Bert C. Scott seized Colonel John T. McGraw’s property in Maryland. The assets, including seven parcels at Deer Park and the summer home of 57 acres bought from ex Senator Henry G. Davis, will be offered at public sale on January 15 and 16 following action by Union Trust and Deposit Company of Baltimore and others. Joseph Leeder, 34, died after slipping on ice while carrying a keg of beer, the impact crushing his skull.
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Union Trust and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Bert C. Scott
Garrett County
John T. McGraw
Grafton
W. Va
McGraw
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Deer Park
Henry G. Davis
Steubenville, C
Joseph Leeder
War Cries From Mme Schumann-Heink Call Women to End War
The Austrian born prima donna, now a U S resident, declares she would lead a band of women near battle lines to stop the war. She says women worldwide have the power to end the conflict and must take heroic measures as they endure the horrors of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Austria
Week begins with new governors and legislatures convening
Washington lists the week's agenda with governors and lawmakers in many states. The London stock exchange resumes under treasury restrictions. Western railway wage arbitration resumes in Chicago. Episcopal consecrations are planned in Chicago and Wilmington. New Orleans marks Jackson's victory centennial with a three day celebration. University of Michigan hosts vocational conference. other key conferences include Child Labor, US Golf Association, and National Democratic Leagues meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
London Stock Exchange
Treasury
Western Railway
Chicago
SS. Peter and Paul
Walter T. Sumner
Oregon
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Wilmington
N. C
Thomas C. Durst
East Carolina
University of Michigan
United States Golf Association
New York
Aa National Democratic Leagues
Funeral for G Cleveland Himmler Draws City Police
The city police force, including the late Grover Cleveland Himmler, will attend the funeral from the Himmler residence at 95 High Street Sunday at 2 PM. Interment follows at the German Lutheran cemetery. Chief Eisenhauer ordered a floral cross and special patrol coverage at each beat during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cleveland Himmler
Grover Cleveland
Kimmiler
Himmler
Thomas Eisenhauer
Police Department
Haundsome
Veteran Railroaders to Banquet in Martinsburg
The BR and O veterans hold their annual banquet at the Y M C A in Martinsburg on January 19 evening. Wives and daughters of the veterans will attend this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. and O
Martinsburg
Try a cent a word ad in The Press for your wants
A brief notice invites readers to place classified advertisements in The Press at a rate of one cent per word. No further details provided.
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway Service Details
The notice lists Cumberland to Westernport electric railway routes with hourly service from 7:00 A M to 12:00 P M and extra cars during Christmas. It notes theatre connections, late Cumberland departures at 11 P M, and special runs for traffic or occasions in Georges Creek Valley. supplémentaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Westernport
Georges Creek Valley
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Fuluo Expert Wins Beauty for Bride
Miss Marie Tailer, praised by Grand Duke Alexander Mikhaielovich as the most beautiful girl in the world, will wed S Bryce Wing, noted athlete poloist and amateur driver. The wedding is expected in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tailer
Alexander Michaelovitch
S. Bryce Wing
Western Maryland Railway Schedules From 1914
Train times list 7:00 A M 7:15 A M and 1:40 P M for Chambersburg 4:05 P M by September 27 1914 with connections through Pittsburgh Baltimore and Philadelphia. Sleeper routes include Belington Hancock Hagerstown Westminster Frostburg Meyersdale and Pittsburgh. Daily service to Elkins and Davis with intermediate points.
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Ins
Belington
Durbin
Fly
Hancock
Hagerstown
Westmore
Fly Express
Hancock Agerstown
Waynesboro
Westminster
Baltimore
Express
Frostburg
Meyersdale
Pittsburgh
West
Elkins
Davis
Notice of dissolution of Hershman Transfer Company partners
The partnership between H. L. Hershman and Luther P. Shaffer doing business as The Hershman Transfer Company is dissolved by mutual consent. Luther P. Shaffer will continue the business alone and assumes all debts after dissolution. The operation will be conducted under Luther P. Shaffer and the Hershman Transfer Company name. December 31 1914. Signed Luther P. Shaffer and H. Hershman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hershman
Luther IP. Shaffer
Hershman Transfer Company
Luther P. Shaffer
Thin la
Luther P
Mershman Transfer Company
Luther FP. Shaffer
L. Hershman
Meeting Monday Night of SS er and Pauls Beneficial Society
Members are summoned for Monday night meeting and election, with a smoker after the business. A. C. Mullan serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Er and Paul's Beneficial Society
Imery
A. C. Mullan
State Roads Commission Seeks Bids for Allegany Road Section
The State Roads Commission will receive bids at its Baltimore office for a resurfacing contract on a single road section in Allegany County from near Cam to Naves Farm Road about 1 mile long. Bid deadline is January 25, 1915, with bonds of 3500 required and adherence to applicable General Assembly contract laws. The commission may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Co
Inet Pike
Cam
Naves Farm
Renoonieion
Baltimore
Maryland
State Rods
General Assembly
Iavid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agar Chapel
Ebe
Gerard
C. R. Shaffer
Centre Street M
Joseph Dawson
Epworth League
Calvary Church
J. Edgar Walter
Bethel Church
First Baptist Church
Bedford St
Columbia Street
Robert F. Loomis
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
G. E. Moffatt
D. D
Duke
U. P
Kingsley M. &. Church
Williams Street
J. M. Carroll
C. E. Fuller
P. m
D. G. Pile
Narrow’s Park
McKendree M. E
North Centre Street
Briggs
South Cumberland Baptist Mission
Virginia Avenue
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Centre Streets
M. L. Enders
Christian Endeavor
Reguar
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Cor. South Centre
Union Sts
Curtis Edgar Kuhnert
Kludies’ Guild
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Street
EK. P. Skyles
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Arch
Fayette Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
Trinity M
Grand Avenue
1St
2Nd Streets
L. Hammond
Russia
Elcome
City
Bundsy
M’graw
Mme
Poone
New Orleans
Jackson
Cumberland Press
Cumberland & Westernport Electric
Pivery
Isternport
Iecciak
Trostburg
Fuluo
Beauty
Western Maryland Railway
Chambersbur
Fly — Stown
Gettyrg
Ore
Philadelsleeper
Pittsburg
West Sleeper
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
eDdie
Acre
Imont
Piedmont
Wobertson
North Conyer Stre
Millinery
Phipps and Gage
Western
Maryla
Ping House
Third Nations Bank
Windsor Hotel
State of
Tate Roads Commission
Notichh
C. FE. Weller
WM. L. Marcy
J. H. Holzshu & Co
J. G. Zilch
N. Centre St
Laing Avenue
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
Stam
National Painless Dentists
McCrory
Washington, D. C
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