South Cumberland Plumbers Hold Their Annual Feast
Miss Viola Kean, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kean, was buried at St Marys Catholic Church with interment in St Patrick's. A large social scene followed with a birthday party for Mary Catherine Fisher. The B and O Y M C A membership drive and an illustrated Egypt lecture are noted, along with various local notices and the Master Plumbers banquet at the Stafford Cafe featuring a lavish menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Kean
Michael Kean
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Joseph Laffey
Victor Connell
George McGee
Frank Spearman
Fart Forebeck
William Wheeler
Robert Fisher
Virginia Avenue
Mary Catherine
Banqnet
Association of Master Plumbers
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Stafford Cafe
John B. Macfarlane
Maryland State Association of Master Plumbers
Malcolm §. Jones
John Kirkley
Samuel E. Houck
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
Patrick Sherry
L. B. Marshall
Walter A. Cox, Jr
Baltimore
William B. W. Bryan
W. J. Frankston
Pittscurch
William H. Deneen
Frostburg
Max J. Colton
Austin A. Wilson
Joseph S., Schriver
George E. Ways
Richard J. McCardell
Queen City
Shribes
Barney A. Stinner
Joseph I. Habig
George W. Shaffer
James S. Johnson
Howard C. Self
George J. Schultz
Millard M. Rice
Frank C. Simpson
George M. Habig
Thomas Mullen
Frank Mullen
Thomas A. Cale
Robert R. Deetz
George H. Longerbeam
Smithfield
Smocks Entertain Cumberland Scottish Rite Masons at Masonic Temple
Mr and Mrs Smock of Baltimore entertained Cumberland bodies of Scottish Rite Masons and their ladies at the Masonic Temple with song mimicry and storytelling. Admission was by invitation. A rose basket was presented to Mrs Smock. Performances included Israfel When Two That Love Are Parted Star At Dawning and several duets and nursery rhymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Society Notes From Johnstown Dinner Dance Hostesses
T R Rees and sister Miss Mathilda Rees travel to Johnstown Pennsylvania to attend a dinner dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Albright at the Fort Stanwix Hotel Miss Rose Beckman hosts a gathering in honor of Mrs Philip Goldsmith of New York who is a guest at the Beckman residence on North Center Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Rees
Mathilda Rees
Johnstown
Walter Albright
Fort Stanwix Hotel
Rose Beckman
Philip Goldsmith
New York
Beckman
North Center Street
Robbery hearing for four men set in U.S. court
J W Kearehner lace dealer taxi operator George Ambrose restaurant owner on Virginia avenue and J E W Rawlings B and O brakeman face a 3 PM hearing before United States Commissioner Thomas J Anderson. They were arrested last week for robbing B and O freight cars in transit between here and Connellsville. A large quantity of stolen goods was recovered at the Ambrose home on Pennsylvania avenue. Hearing to occur in the United States courtroom in the Post Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Kearehner
George Ambrose
Virginia Avenue
J E. W. Rawlings
United States
Thomas J. Anderson
Here
Connellsville
Ambrose
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States Court Room
Post Office
Archdeacon Colston to Oversee Emmanuel Services
The Ven Vaughn Colston Archdeacon of Richmond and rector of Church of the Holy Comforter arrives in Cumberland to oversee Emmanuel Episcopal Church services starting Sunday and continuing through to February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Colston
Richmond
Church of the Holy Comforter
Cumberland
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Prolific Revival Notes At First Baptist and Y M C A
Dr. Wharton delivered a forceful sermon at First Baptist Church on From the Hogpen to Heaven. Many responded by stepping forward to join the Christian life as special meetings continue at Melvin Chapel Methodist Protestant Church. A Missionary and Christian Work conference with Henry M Wharton and J Frank Goucher is planned for January 24 at the Y M C A parlors. A 25 cent luncheon will be served for attendees by the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Melvin Chapel Methodist Protestant Church
W. A. Snyder
Frederick District
H. M. Wharton
Centre Street M. FE
Dr. Wharton
Wharton
Centre Street M. E
Palestine
Holy Land
Centre Street Methodist Church
Capuchin Bishop Salvatore Walleser Visited Monastery
Rt Rev Salvatore Walleser, a Capuchin bishop and spiritual head of the Carlini Marian islands, visited Rev Father Philip and the SS Peter and Paul Capuchin monastery. He spoke of the war era island governance, noting seven Japanese warships briefly held the islands but religious life remained undisturbed. He will depart for New York tomorrow then return to preach at SS Peter and Paul’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
SS. Peter and Paul's
Salvator Walleser
Spain
Germany
New York
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Gas Supply Off In Three Greek Towns
A break in the line of the West Virginia and Maryland Gas Company between Frostburg and Shaft last night at 10 o clock left Mt Savage Eckhart and Frostburg without gas until 7 this morning. The line was repaired at 3 a.m. Officials delayed turning gas back on to avoid unburned escapes amid early fires. Cause not definite but cold weather is suspected. Few inconveniences reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia and Maryland Gas Company
Frostburg
Shaft
Mt. Savage
Last Trip of Horse Drawn Fire Wagons
The last trip of the old horse drawn chemical fire wagon from Central Station was made this morning after a false alarm from Cecilia street. By tomorrow or tonight the new auto equipment will be installed for future use. Glisan Garage provides an auto truck for chemicals and hoses while police auto patrol to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Cecilia Street
Glisan
Jaaac Hirsch
Washington Street
Mr. Hirsch
West Side
Evitts Creek
East End
Central Fire Department
Cecelia Street
Dr Wharton to Address Y M C A Fellowship Club
Members of the Fellowship Club meet at the Y M C A for supper and a talk by Dr. Wharton of Baltimore. K O G and Potomac Club teams play in the City League tonight. Tri-State College game postponed to next week due to commencement at city hall. Noon railroad shop meetings grow popular with daily talks by Dr. Wharton across lines. Committee includes Rev Snyder Rev Loomis and W H Baxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Dr. Wharton
Baltimore
Potomac Club
Tri-State Business College
Tri-State
City Hall
Central Y. M. C. A
Rev
H. F. Loomis
W. H. Baxley
Ladies’ Choral Club
Davis and Elkins College
Cumberland
Three Plead Guilty in Cumberland Court Actions
The Cumberland court heard Robert Coberly plead guilty to assault and battery on Constable James Gross after earlier convictions for loitering at his Wincow Street saloon and liquor law violations. Sentences were suspended pending dispersal of his business and departure from Cumberland within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coberly
Wincow Street
James Gross
Coberly
Keedy
Cumberland
Clarence Castell
East End
Charles Trost
Charles Gallagher
Window Street
Harry Radcliffe
Eckhart
Chambers
Radcliffe
Personal notices and health updates from Baltimore area
Arthur Shipley of Windsor Garage remains incapacitated at home after injuries. J F Poorman of Schellsburg Pa. taken to Western Maryland Hospital for a severe scalp wound from a Baltimore & Ohio engine collision. Miss Rachael Weems of Baltimore visiting Mrs James Willison in North Lee street. Miss Marian Schunecker visiting Philadelphia. W A Yingling attends Pennsylvania Railroad supervising agents staff meeting in New York. Mrs M Lippel of Bedford visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Lippel. H E Weber W L Sperry J H Lippold and W C Conley attend Baltimore Automobile Show opening. F R Darby Western Maryland Railways district agent spent days in Baltimore. Mrs Jacob Ephraim of Brunswick hosting sisters Misses Korb of Piedmont W Va. George A Mays returned from Canada racing. First Lieut Waddell 29th Infantry U S A inspector visits Company G. Raleigh C Smith Baltimore News political reporter ill at Union Protestant Infirmary after operation. condition improved. Comptroller Hugh A McMullen recovering from grip and plans Annapolis trip early week. Miss Mary Marlie ill with grip at 33 Ridgeway Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shipley
Windsor
Shriver Avenue
J. F. Poorman
Schellsburg
Western Maryland Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Street
Rachael Weems
Baltimore
California
James Willison
North Lee Street
Marian Schunecker
North Mechanic Street
Philadelphia
W. A. Yingling
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
M. Lippel
Bedford
Henry Lippel
H. E. Weber
W. L. Sperry
J. H. Lippold
W. C. Conley
Maryland National Guard
Raleigh C. Smith
Baltimore News
Union Protestant Infirmary
Smith
Hugh A. McMullen
McMullen
Annapolis
Mary Marlie
Ridgeway Terrace
Altoona Basketball Team Faces St Patrick's Club Trip Schedule
The Altoona basketball team traveled to Mt. Savage for a Friday game with the St Patrick's Club at Mullaneys hall Mt. Savage. They dined at the Central Y M C A before continuing to Oakland to face the Oakland Collegians tonight. Tomorrow they meet the Lonaconing Champions at Lonaconing and Saturday the Keyser Collegians at Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Savage
Potomac Club
Central Y. M. C. A. Basketball League
St. Patrick’s Club
Mullaney
Altoona
Central Y. M. C. A
Oakland
Oakland Collegians
Lonaconing
Keyser Collegians
Keyser
Annual Stockholders Meeting Held Yesterday in Maryland Shoe
The annual meeting of Maryland Shoe was held yesterday afternoon. G C Pugh and J T Edwards were directors. Officers elected included a president and manager, a vice president, and a secretary and treasurer. Neff noted among directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Shoe
G. C G. Pugh
J. T. Edwards
Directo
Man Igh
Obituary notices for Ashby Kenny H L Hershman and others
Funeral services for Ashby Kenny were held at 2 p.m. at the family home in La Vale with Rev. David G. Pyle officiating. The body will go to Springfield, West Virginia for burial. Harrison L. Hershman died Tuesday from heart trouble and was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery after services led by Rev. H F Loomis. The Moose Lodge attended. A infant son of Charles and Catherine Zembower died, burial at St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Josephine Reda 8, died at Allegany Hospital with funeral at Peter and Paul Church and burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Kenny
Western Maryland Hospital
la Vale
David G. Pyle
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
W. Va
H. L. Hershman
Harrison L. Hershman
Madison Street
Cumberland Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
H. F. Loomis
First Baptist Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rose Hill
Moose Lodge
Peter and Paul's
Church
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Loomie
Barney
Aakins Barney
Merce Mir
Boxwood Manor
South Cumberland Plumbers
Bureau OF the Cumberland Press
Graham
Miss Kean
Margaret Connell
Laura Mullen
Cieo Miller
Thelma Colley
Mary
Katherine King
Madeline
Katherine Move
Leta
Anna Spicer
Karaseth Nee
Agnes Mahegan
Anna Schriver
Margaret Roderick
Mary Nelson Barnett
Catherine Shipley
Ruby Woodard
Lois
Elizabeth
Mary Catherine Fisher
Fred Harrison
Harry
Charlie Wheeler
James King
James Pugh
Raymond Moore
George Walter
Buddie Fisher
Orval
Stanley Spicer
Joseph Schriver
Cumberland Division
Egypt
The
Nile
Second Baptist Church
Charles H. Shipley
J. F. Barnett
Mildred Clark
Browning Street
J. T. Swanson
Grand Avenue
Race Street
Stafford
Hated
Commissioner Anderson
Emmanuel
Archdeacon Colston
Japan
Central
Grose
Association
George Grove
Henderson
Grove
Joseph Winkler
John McCormick
Thomas Watson Howell
Barton
Reynolds
Howell
Albert Alsip
Alsip
House of Correction
James Cunningham
George W. Stewart
William McL. Somerville
Michael Carey
Gannon
Westernport
Miller—Broadwater
Somerset
Henry C. M
Cumberland, Md
Irene M
Water
Glencoe
Maryland Shoe Company
Sults
Spirella Corseta
Heffron Walsh
Ridg
Centre Street
Marinello
Mar Fhone
Carpenter
the Central
Richelieu
M. Callan
Prop
North George Street
Lichtenstein
Baltimore Street
Woodard
Fish and Oysters
GEO. Ruckel
Green Street
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