St Marys School Closes With Evening Program
Closing exercises of St. Marys School directed by the Ursuline Sisters at Oldtown Road are set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church hall. The program includes musical numbers, a comedy, a pantomime, and the distribution of premiums featuring performances by Harmonie Club members and student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Ursuline Sisters
Oldtown Road
Banks of the
Mississippi
Harmonie Club
M. Dorsey
M. White
W. Blaul
C. Gunter
L. Myers
F. Pendergast
M. Hewitt
M. Burns
M. Blaul
M. Moore
M. Pendergast
M. Huth
K. Huth
H. Englemann
L. Mackin
M. Crogan
W. King
H. Burke
Flora Wickham
Ethel Wickham
G. Price
Sarah Greenwood
A. Schriver
William
Peggy Miles
Wickwam
M. Mouse
Wilcox
Burkmueller
Judge Brands Man a Brute in Arraignment
Pittsburg June 16 Judge James B Drew told Fred McQuillan he is not human and should stay there forever and called him a brute before arraignment McQuillan sought release Mrs Mary Reed alleged non support and cruelty saying McQuillan beat his wife into a cripple hospitalised over a year Case to be moved to Judge Kennedy for action
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Pittsburg
James B. Drew
Fred McQuillan
McQuillian
McQuillan
Kennedy
Fireworks Fund Growing Nicely
A Loyal Order of Moose committee solicits funds for a free Fourth of July riverfront fireworks display near the Moose Home. Donations listed include Loyal Order of Moose, Cumberland Press, Evening Times, Daily News, Kenneweg Co, J Carrick & Son Co, R J Johnson Milling Co, German Brewing Co and individuals, totaling 97 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
John M. Street
Gross Brothers - Leckemby & Cumiskey Ree
the Cumberland Press
C.eeseeeeces & Daily News
the Kenneweg Co
J. Carrick & Son Co
Csceces
R. J. Johnson Milling Co
Ece
German Brewing Co
Ccsee
John
McCauley
Attempt to dynamite safe shocks Wampum residents
In Wampum Pennsylvania on June 16 an attempt to dynamite the Pittsburg and Lake Erie station safe failed as burglars fled after cracking the safe. The telephone money box was broken and its contents taken. Frank Friendie’s jewelry shop was entered with only a few trinkets recovered. No suspects located.
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Wampum
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
Frank Friendie
Greece and Turkey Nearer to Conflict
Athens reports Premier Venezios sent a note to La Porte demanding an immediate reply to stop the persecution of Greeks in Turkish dominions. National sentiment favors war as Turkey moves supplies and ammunition to strategic points preparing for a secret conflict.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Venezios
la Porte
Cumberland trip update and mail follow service
An advertising notice offers a mail follow service for travelers heading to Cumberland. It promises no extra price and includes tele follow and visible trip updates while the traveler is away.
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Cumberland
Adv
Roosevelt African expedition lecture enthralls Pittsburgh audience
John Alden Loring, naturalist with the party, recounts the Roosevelt expedition from Mombasa to the Nile through jungles. The talk featured 120 colored lantern slides from photographs by Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt, Heller, and Loring, and highlighted geography, ethnology and natural history. He will reprise the lecture on the Lincoln Chautauqua program with more pictures from the expedition.
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Roosevelt
John Alden Loring
Mombasa
Nile
Chronicle-Telegraph
Pittsburgh
Heller
Kermit Roosevelt
Mr. Loring
Cumberland Chamber ENDORSES paving bond issue
At a Cumberland chamber meeting the board unanimously endorsed a $100000 street paving bond. Voters will decide at a July 14 special election. The civic division will meet soon to plan passage. Directors present include Footer Young Billmeyer Weber Rosenbaum Wheeler Shriver Bogel Lowndes McCaurey Flurshutz Hirsch Lynn Montignant spoke in favor at the Protestant churches union meeting.
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Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Cumberland
Civic Division
Pres
Thomas Footer
Geo. G. Young
Herman D. Billmeyer
Harry E. Weber
Susman Rosenbaum
George R. Wheeler
Henry Shriver
Jos. S. Shriver
Henry Bogel
Tasker G. Lowndes
John S. McCaurey
H.,a. F. Flurshutz
Isaac Hirsch
John G. Lynn
Leader Theatre
W. C. Montignant
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Obituary: Mrs. Malissa J. Smith interred in Bedford
The body of Mrs. Malissa J. Smith wife of Albert Smith 217 Tennessee avenue Martinsburg West Virginia was shipped to Bedford Pennsylvania for interment. Brief funeral services were held at her home by the Rev B W Meeks pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Ellen Barton Hancock died age 83. She is survived by a nephew Wason Barton niece Miss Ella Barton of Hancock and two nieces on the Eastern Shore. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. Her brother Rev John Barton died years ago. Another brother the late Charles Barton was for many years proprietor of the Barton House at Hanerock.
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Malissa J. Smith
Albert Smith
Tennessee Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bedford
B. W. Meeks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellen Barton
Hancock
Wason Barton
Ella Barton
Episcopal Church
John Barton
Charles Barton
Barton
Hanerock
Marriage of Miss Emily Maupin to Howard N. Clendening
Announcement reports the wedding of Miss Emily Maupin of Prairie Grove Arkansas to Howard N. Clendening of Bunker Hill West Virginia. The ceremony occurred Tuesday at The Oaks home of the bride’s mother in Arkansas. Clendening, recently with Elkins Coal and Coke Company and Western Maryland Railway, now partners with Joseph Funderburk at Kingwood West Virginia as civil and mining engineers. The couple will reside in Kingwood.
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Emily Maupin
Elkins Coal and Coke Company
Elkins
W. Va
Western Maryland Railway
Joseph Funderburk
Kingwood
Aaron Funderburk
Martinsburg
Clendening
King
City Ministers To Exchange Pulpits
The Cumberland Ministerial Association executive committee plans a pulpit exchange in the city. Revs J H Balthis Joseph Dawson W M Snyder M wa Enders and H E Richardson organize the event to occur Sunday in July.
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The
Cumberland Ministerial Association
J. H. Balthis
Joseph Dawson
W. M. Snyder
M. Wa Enders
H. E. Richardson
Visiting Cards Engraved or Printed by The Evening Press
The Evening Press offers engraved and printed visiting cards for individuals and businesses. High quality craftsmanship with traditional dignified finishes. Custom options include monograms fonts and edge detailing. Fast turnaround and competitive prices.
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Rosenbaum
Cumberland’s Shopping
Price
Noice
Iris
Zephiy
Rosenbaum Bros
the Shaping Centre
Charles
Keane's
Its
Kidne Frederick
Alden Soring
Party
C. OF C
Absolut
Advertiseme
Miss Ellen Barton
Wood
Ees
T. W. Wood & Sons
Seedsimen
Richmond, Va
Resolute
Sandy Hook
Clendening— Maupin
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