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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
6
A vintage classified notice urges readers to check the Opportunity department for taxicab numbers train timetables and entertainment listings. It highlights Help Wanted and Job Wanted columns with free successive three-line ads for employers seeking workers.
Read the Opportunity department for fresh ads added each day. New opportunities appear regularly and one may match what you have been seeking, possibly tomorrow.
Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and their news items to the Cumberland Press. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by The Editor.
C Frank Keyser, a North Center street tailor, contracts a heavy cold while overseeing remodeling of his soon to be occupied room. Miss Minnie Hardegan, guest of Miss May Herpich on Pear Street, returns to Indianapolis after a visit. Lloyd Fisher recuperates from a serious operation at Allegany.
Hospital discharge notes include an unnamed patient released. Charles P. Zimmerman remains home ill on Baltimore street. J. J. Robinson, back from Baltimore after two weeks with wife at Johns Hopkins, reports Mrs. Robinson convalescing. Harry Footer returned from Baltimore yesterday. Elizabeth L. Lowndes visits Mrs. Anna McCleave in New York. Lydia Cole Millman hosted at Piedmont by Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hawkins. Virginia K. Millholland ill with typhoid in Grafton and convalescing. John K. Millholland of Grafton, W. Va., was here yesterday. Fannye Kline returned from Pittsburgh. Harry Kamens visiting Pittsburgh.
Obituary items report John Senn, 69, dying of paralysis at Pinto. Julia Duckworth, 70, widow of John Duckworth, dies at Narrows Park. Mary Margaret Sellers, three months, dies of pneumonia on Coffman Street. Isaac Hawkins dies after brief illness at his son’s residence on Pine Avenue. Burial plans and funeral times follow for each.
E. E. Parker Jr was principal speaker at the South Cumberland churches union services held at the Leader Theatre. The event was sponsored by the Baltimore and Ohio Young Men’s Christian Association.
New York's automobile show marks record attendance and strong sales, challenging pessimistic views. Industry leaders credit both optimism and advertising for steady demand, noting buyers invest in vehicles and motoring comforts despite hard times.
Mrs. E. B. Spicer of 411 Grand Avenue entertained friends at home for her daughter Carmelita's ninth birthday. Rev. and Mrs. W. Bryson Smith of South Cumberland returned from Lonaconing where they attended a celebration marking Rev. H. L. Ernest's birthday at the First Presbyterian church.
The Loyal Order of Eagles and Maennerchor plan a free oyster roast for Cumberland members on Friday January 29. Worthy President Boyd A Reinhart says 400 Eagles expected with a large social committee. A Germania Maennerchor Club birthday celebration follows next Thursday with five hosts and festive music.
Mrs Thomas F Walsh widow of a Chicago mining millionaire figures as a leading social hostess in Washington for the winter drawing attention from political and society circles and highlighting ongoing capital social life.
Subscribers who miss an issue should contact the office promptly by telephone. City residents on carrier routes must notify if the paper is not received daily. The paper seeks to ensure prompt delivery and to identify carrier service failures.
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