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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
8
State Tax Commissioner Fred C. Blue interprets the M Amendment to the Yost law in response to a Morgan town inquiry. He says personal use of up to one half gallon can enter the state without labeling, but any amount over that must be labeled and seizure is possible if not.
The state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles opened in Altoona with about 300 delegates from 175 Pennsylvania cities and towns. Past Grand Worthy President Frank B. Herring spoke on Ideas of This Order at a reception, followed by a minstrel show and smoker. In Minneapolis nearly 3,000 Lutheran church leaders gather for the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of North America annual conference to discuss union with other denominations and church activities.
An old classified ad touts discounts on paper at a supplier named Eylers located on Saint entre street. It mentions a line of golds at Acon and highlights money savings, with a brief April 9 advertisement tag.
Buick introduces the Little Six, the latest model from Flint factories, now ready for public inspection at Gilsan's Garage in Flint Michigan. The car showcases new design and engineering features appealing to local buyers.
Buick introduces the 1916 Six with valve in head design, featuring 45 hp, 18 mpg, 2600 lb weight, Delco lighting, floating axle, and price of 985 dollars f.o.b. Flint Michigan. Glisan’s Garage promotes demos as orders are booked in arrival order.
Edward Zacharias son of the late Rev Daniel Zacharias longtime Evangelical Reformed pastor is buried in Mt Olivet Cemetery Frederick after dying at his Taneytown home Services were led by Rev Henri L G Kieffer. He is survived by two brothers and a sister including Lawrence Zacharias of New York and William Zacharias a traveling salesman.
Henry Schmulbach of Wheeling has purchased Skinner's Tavern in Fairmont, a well known West Virginia hostelry, in a deal around 80000 dollars. Henry Bell of Wheeling will oversee operations as extensive improvements are planned. The tavern had been managed by Ben Williams prior to the sale.
E Beacht, a Baltimore and Ohio fireman, arrived in Brunswick with his jaws still locked after a three hour dentist visit and illness in Frederick en route to his mother’s home. He can hear but cannot speak, only nod. Lutherans to Act On Church Union in Grand Forks. Hauge synod to decide on consolidation with Norwegian synod and United Lutherans at annual conference, opening today with Dr. M. G. Hanson presiding. delegates from many states and Canadian provinces attend.
An official noon bulletin reports King Constantine of Greece showing further improvement. Doctors say he has a good chance of recovery now.
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