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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1915

Page

10

TERERS ELECT OFFICERS AND FEAST

Local 296 Operative Plasterers International Association elected officers including J. B. Clement as president and B. Barham as vice president. After voting, members enjoyed a Maryland Lunch Room supper with almonds, olives, oysters, turkey, cranberry sauce, asparagus, ice cream, and coffee.

Operative Plasters International Association J. B. Clement FE. Barham Treasuer RR T. Wishmeyer KR. T. Wishmeyer Luther Forcey W. W. Rind L. Forcey T. H. Rogers J. F E. Barham E. T. Wishmeyer Maryland California

Eyler Fruit Grocery Ad Promotes Window Display

An advertisement from Eyler Fruit Grocery Co highlights a display titled Window of Beautiful Apples tonight and mentions a movie show and four price points.

Eyler Fru Grocery CO

Trades Council Names Standing Committees

Allegany Trades Council announces Organization Grievance Label Resolution Legislative Committees. Members listed include Charles Danner and C. W. Bloss among others. Gompers appeal for immigration bill support read. Council votes to back railroad inspection bill and to condemn Roosevelt area strike breakers. Affiliation with Women’s Trade Union League approved. Labor Day plans discussed.

Braid C. Twigg J. Wagner Webster Rephorn P. T. Frantz J. J. Foley Vernon Hager Robert Schauwecker John M. Donald NH. W. Bloss Michael Minke F. Hoffman H. §. Snively William Quantz R T. Somers Frank Florentine C. W. Blake Joseph Shaw Charles C. Roemer Joseph T. Davis J. Walsh M. C. Duvall George D. Martin Frank Hyde E. Taylor William Wilson C. A. Good C. McDermott J. C. Foley Samuel Gompers Congress Roosevelt, N. J Women’s Trade Union League Allegany County

Personal Notices of Local Residents

Col George A Pesarre recovers from illness and returns to his law office. Ethel Hotchkiss from Lonaconing visits Meyersdale. Catherine Rowan returns from McKeesport. D W Bageant visits ill father J S Bageant in Rosemont Martinsburg. Ida Paine returns from Connellsville. D W Poling returns from Cumberland. Louisa Slicer leaves Meyersdale for Allegany Hospital for operation aided by granddaughter Alice Friedline. Mrs Ralph D Pfahler at Allegany Hospital. condition worsened after three weeks. Pfahler accompanies wife since Thursday.

George A. Pesarre Ethel Hotchkiss Lonaconing Ida Paine Connellsville Charles H. Brace D. W. Poling Elkins Cumberland Louisa Slicer Meyersdale Allegany Hospital Alice Friedline Ralph D. Pfahler Mr. Pfahler

Roosevelt Elephant Hunt Photographs Featured in Book

Col Roosevelt and his African hunting party track elephants. He fires two shots at a charging monster while Kermit roosts in a tree to capture dramatic photographs of a dozen elephants. The Press offers African Game Trails as a four dollar volume with a distribution coupon.

Col. Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt

Hearing set in Cumberland by State Industrial Accident Commission

Howard C. Hill secretary of the State Industrial Accident Commission in Baltimore has arranged a hearing of several cases before that commission in Cumberland at 1 o clock Friday morning in the City Hall. It will be the first hearing held in Cumberland since the new statute law took effect in November.

Howard C. Hill State Industrial Accident Commission Baltimore Cumberland

Elkins to Buy Up-to-Date Auto Fire Truck

At a city council meeting the committee was ordered to purchase an auto fire truck from Seagrave Company Columbus Ohio after contract changes. The plan includes converting a firehouse second story into living quarters for a man who will oversee the equipment. A modern fire system is the ultimate aim.

Elkins W. Va Seagrave Company Columbus Ohio

Spelling Confusion Obscures Local Grocery Ad

A garbled grocery advertisement shows a store promoting apples and prices, with unclear phrasing and jumbled words. The fragment mentions EYLER FRU and GROCERY CO, suggesting a fruit section sale but lacks readable details or dates.

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Lic Ie Eclipse Cumberland Press Theodore Roosevelt Africa Trades Council Allegany Trades Council Charles Danner B. F. Walters J. P. Willard J. R. Lemmon W. P. Close Joseph Bewick W. H. Porter A. C. Mullin W. C. Reichert A. B. Fogle Lewis F. Weber John E. Minnicks J. Thomas Long A. W. Carroll John Abbott C. W. Bloss W.S. Allamong John J. Felton Fred Dryer John Weigand S. C. Wilkins S. Humbertson Henry Cook Earl Wolf J. J. Carney C. C. Chandler J. E. Will Elmer E. Rice E. M. Lewis Charles P. Shaffer J.l.haller Francis O. Hall Charles Seitz T. L. Dugan Thomas M. Mullen Joseph Meyers George Mackett John T. Poland Thomas M. Connor Louis W. Metz Seoe Sale Conny Baltimore and Liberty Streets W. A. Spruill Shoery Vertisejantf Gari Absolu DER Baltimore Street Theffrer Skid Pruto Ce Als Laing Avenue Willy Eyler Fru L. W. Bullard South Centre Street Fondayve J. H.‘Holzshu & Co Insurance THE Agency For Service Risk. Geare Seaver & Geare Walsh Building Telephone Cumberland, Md Behning Wiesel Baltimore St. Cumberland, MD trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency Filurshutz North Centre Street By Parcely Jost Habig Brothers Centre St Habig & Stegmaier Plendid Moose Home Maryland Ave EN & Zihlman Third National BONDI Dhone Fred. Merten’s Sons UICK Casales Glick Press Rbaltimore Street Ement Attentio Harbagch Cumberland Laundry North Mechanic Street VIAVI L. M. Kenniston
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