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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

2

Frostburg Notes and Entertainment Highlights

Frostburg local items list multiple social and civic events including a West Main street 6 room house contract for Malvin M. Ward and Silas Duggan, a New York Orchestra performing around Westernport and Frostburg, Decoration Day fund donations totaling 37.50, church society meetings, personal notices of residents, and upcoming theater ads for The Absentee and The Middle Man at local venues.

Malvin M. Ward Silas Duggan West Main Street William Low

Meager Urges Prompt Newspaper Delivery in Lonaconing

Joseph Meager, representative for the Main street area in Lonaconing, urges subscribers to notify him immediately if newspaper delivery is not prompt.

Bureau of the Cumberlandress Joseph Meager Main Street Representative

Funeral of Miss Turnbull and Alumni Banquet Items

The funeral for Miss Catherine Brown Turnbull who died after a short illness was held today at 2 from her Detmold home with Rev. H. L. Earnest officiating. The body heads by special car to Moscow for Laurel Hill Cemetery burial. Firemen’s Tuesday dance is canceled in Miss Turnbull’s memory. Central High School alumni banquet at New Maryland Hotel drew about 50 graduates with toastmasters and attendees including Wim. M. Somerville Oscar Eichhorn and others. Grand Trustee election announced for Mrs. Sarah Nichols after attending the State Temple of Maryland Pythian Sisters. In personals, Central High School teacher Miss Margaret Hepburn will attend summer school at West Virginia University. John McGann relocates from Elizabeth NJ. Dr. W K Skilling visits family in Baltimore. Mrs. Wm. A. Anderson and Miss Edna Frew visit from Huntington. several others travel to Davis WV for a few days.

Mack Crowe Borden Gertrude Goldsworthy Keyser James Goldsworthy West Main Street Howard Merchant Owen Powell Mae Price Annie Elias Jan's Rock Mary Atkinson Lonaconing Christina Bauer Centennial Street C. C. Swanger New Germany Lewis Brenneman Water Street Earl Shepley Monessen Louis Brenneman John Connelly Pearl Close Joseph Blake Connelly Mt. Savage Harriet Bevans Garrett County J. E. Miller St. Paul's Lutheran Church Baltimore Max Wall Jacob Myers Broadway Elizabeth Domdera Akron Ohio Frostburg James Hanaghan Sarah Miss Turnbull Catherine Brown Turnbull Detmold H. L. Earnest First Presbyterian Church Moscow Laurel Hill Alumni Association of Central High School New Maryland R. A. Tennant Wim. M. Somerville R. R. Ritchie Oscar Eichhorn I. D. Love James Halloran A. F. Smith Sarah Nichols State Temple of Maryland Pythian Sisters Annapolis Mesdames George Eichhorn Mary Frew J. J. Muir John Russell Agnié Thomas Wm. McFarland Minnie Connors State Temple Margaret Hepburn Central High School West Virginia University Morgantown John McGann Elizabeth N. J W. K. Skilling Forest Park W. Q. Skilling Wm. A. Anderson Edna Frew Huntington W. Va Mary Trew Frank Muster Harry Ternent Mack McKenty Davis

Midland Commencement at Ward's Opera House

Graduation exercises for Midland schools held last night at Ward's Opera House with Ed ward F Webb of Frostburg State Normal School delivering the address. The class includes Nannie Morton Marie Duckworth Raymond Duckworth William Laslaw Helen Porter Kathleen Schombert Margaret Jackson Angwin Thomas Ruth Walkenshaw. Speeches songs and diplomas followed with A T Smith presenting diplomas. A surprise birthday party for Thomas Kelley was held at his Railroad street home afterward with numerous friends in attendance.

Midland Ward Opera House Edward F. Webb Frostburg State Normal School Nannie Morton Marie Duckworth Raymond Duckworth William Laslaw Helen Porter Kathleen Schombert Margaret Jackson Angwin Thomas Ruth Walkenshaw Maryland School Stanley H. Jewell Wm. Fatkin A. Taylor Smith Nannie Norton Thomas Fatkin Ruth Walkinshaw Miss Roach Thomas Falkin William Laslow E. F. Webb A. T. Smith W. EB. Bird Thomas Kelley Railroad Street Alice Kenney Ursula McGuire Mary Byrne Rosaleen Creamer Margaret Creamer Lorretto Riely Rosalee Stakem Mary Creamer Agnes Atkinson Alice Atkinson Anatolia Byrne Elizabeth Byrne Joseph Brehany Francis McConnell Robert Blair William Robinson Luke Burns George Eichhorn Matthew Carr

Cumberland Press delivery notice urges prompt papers

The Tri-Towns Press asks subscribers to notify the Cumberland Press local representative if deliveries are not prompt. Patrons and friends are urged to phone personals and other news items to the local representative. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated.

Bureau of Cumberland Press Carl C. Firle Bureau of the Cumberland Press R. A. Hoffmeister The

The Diamond From The Sky Draws Frostburg Crowds

About two thousand people filled the Palace Theatre Frostburg last night for the opening chapter of The Diamond From The Sky. Reviewers praise its atmosphere human appeal and suspense while urging readers to subscribe to The Cumberland Press for continued chapters.

Frostburg Conel Arthur Stanley Palace Theatre Palace

Social Whist Auction and Engagement News

Mrs. William R Williams hosted four tables of auction whist with a notable guest list including Mrs. Caldwell Crane Heskitt Forsyth Harrison Kenny Graham Rappley Boone Mackie and Jameson plus Ada Kenny Marguerite Baker and Marie Williams. Engagement notices announce Miss Jeannette Barbara Hill to Rev Francis Alan Person of Piedmont on June 16. Mr and Mrs Forsyth Harrison returned from Somerset and Johnstown PA. A lawn fete for St James Episcopal Church vested choir benefited and Rev Mr Powell formerly rector at Hagerstown was in town. Mrs J M Davis returned home.

William R. Williams W. I’. Caldwell R. H. Crane J. Forsyth Harrison Thomas F. Kenny Doddridge EF. Graham William EB. Rappley Charles T. Boone John Mackie Frank C. Jameson Ada Kenny Marguerite Baker Marie Williams Episcopal Church Hagerstown

Neglect of Agricultural and Industrial Opportunities a National Crime

A national editorial asserts neglect of agriculture and industry harms the country. It argues lack of investment and policy support deprives farmers and workers of opportunity, urging reforms to boost production, employment, and economic growth across states.

Against agitators derailing trade and agricultural progress

The author denounces political agitators who harm industry and farming, arguing the liquor question fuels unrest. It asserts the need to remove agitators from government before pursuing constructive policy, warning that agitational politics produce unfit leaders and hinder national development.

Congress Senate

Call for Statesmen to unify nation and boost industry

A speaker urges today that the nation needs statesmen over agitators as opportunities on land and sea require capable state craft. He argues national issues should unite the people and spur industrial growth.

The Layman's Duty and the Pulpit Politics Clash

A sharp essay argues that preachers and politicians have long formed an uneasy, dangerous alliance. It warns that politicians seek ministry support to gain power, turning pulpits into symbols in political campaigns and risking Christian integrity.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Firostburg White Enamel New York Iyland Roadway Summer Garden Dan's Rock S Rock Marty Hazel Bailey May Stein Westernport Mara Often Eckhart Marion Quinn Viola Ritchie Mary McGill Frank Kelley Benjamin Ritchie Grover Tipor Shaft Richard Cline Harry Folk Mark Lewis S. of A P.O el A Jr. O. A M. Park Wittig John G. Merzbach F. H. Cook Wm. W. Wittig John A. Caldwell Frostburg Fire Department Freedom Council Eagles Mt. City Order of Owls P.O. S. of A Knights of Pythias L. C. O. Moose Knights of Malta Woman’s Home Missionary M. E Clark Neff Frost Avenue D. A. Armstrong M. E. Armstrong D. A. Benson H. S. Keller Mary Armstrong Lillie Aspinall L. D. Willison G. K. Hoskins J. Kemp H. K. Neff Charles Spitznas Mechanic Street Howard Williams Miners’ Hospital Harry Kellar Pallace Albert Chevalier Jane Gail Metro Picture Corporation Frostburg Opera House Mer Garden Ing Way M.D Jelgd4t Ter Francis W. F. Dollmeyer Parkersburg John Carl Claude Hendrickson Edward Benson Thomas William Bucklew H. A. Gephart Maryland Hotel Peter Macfarlane George Higgins South Branch Pils Pal Arthi Kool R F. Smith William Harris Washington, DE. C Alma Mellor Grace Carelsey Berkshire Hills Mass Nina Shuey Mechanicsville N.Y J. Frank Burnworth Alma Burnworth Westminister James Martin Washington, D. C Tri-Towns William Rosenbloom Inlaw Pittsburgh Max Bennett J. Y Cesqna Vemist Baltimore and Mechanic Sts Jacob Hafer Frostburg, MD oOight and Day Benjamin Franklin Citizens National Bank George L. Wellington Hugh A, McMullen James A, MeKenry Simeon Rosenbaum Warren White Geo. D. Landwehr Robert McDonald Thomas Footer G. H. Hetzel Henry J. Glick Charles J. Holzshu Geo, L. Wellington Geo. D. Landwher C. G. Holzshu John Schiller L. Wellington C. G. Holsshu James A. McHenry Jusman Rovenbaum John Schiller J.N.M. Brandler H. A. Bachmanmmerman South East Col Baltimore and Centre Sts Cumberland, Maryland Lloyd George Europe England Keeley Social Notes J. M. Davis Peter Radford Eichhorn &Schneider and Gov. E. Main and Depot St. St. Gloud Hotel Metro Corporal Thei Middleman DR. Theo Hospi Cumberland Pennsylvania Mast@pi —Fife Star Roberson Bob ‘A Blake Mildred Harris Marguerite Snow Chautauqua Dr. Google LaMonte Cole Tom Carwine Lyric Glee Club Miss Bellerney Arthur K. Peck Mohammed Ali Maynard Lee Daggy William Sterling Battis
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