Churches Call to Prayer and Praise Prominent in City
A lengthy church notices page outlines Sunday School times Mother's Day services and sermons across numerous congregations in the city. It lists Calvary M E Church South Ridgeley pastor W W White Epworth League and youth activities at 7 15 p m. plus morning service at 11 a m. and evening service at 2 p m. Several other denominations including First Baptist First Church Christian Scientist and St. Mark's Reformed provide times for worship Sunday School and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Street
M. Kk
Joseph
Hannah
Epworth League
Mary
Jesus
M. P
Bedford Street
W. J
First Church
Christian
Gumberland
South Centre Street
Neo
First Baptist Church
Bedford & Columbia Star
Herbert Francis Loomis
Saul
David
Geo. B. Wise
Bao U
Children’s Church
Kingsley M. E
Williams Street
S. S
C. E. Fuller
Narrows Park
David G. Pile
Testant Church
Stephen Zemm
Mapleside
C. E
Fairview
McKendree M. E
North Centre Street
Briggs
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Southminster
Presbyterian Church Third and
Race Streets
W. Bryson Smith
Christian Endeavor
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Street
Skyles
St. Paul's English
St. Luke's Evangelical Taitheran Church
C. F. Bergner
Cabbath School
Glee Club
Teacher's Association
Luther League
St. John's Lutheran
Col. Arch
Fourth Streets
Fred W. Barry
Y. M
United Brethren Church
Cor
Race
4Th Streets
H. Eugene Richardson
Ridgeley
U. B. Reapers
Y. Y
C. B
Calvary M. E
South— Ridgeley
W. W. White
Willard Fverstine
Eva Sisk
First Quarterly Conference
H. A. Brown
Bank cashiers oath and financial figures 1915
W L Morgan cashier swears the bank statement is true to his knowledge. The document notes amounts including 100000, 115000, 709.19, 3924.32 and total 1350659.04. Maryland Allegany County oath dated May 6 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maryland
County of Allegany
W. L. Morgan
Ww. L. Morgan
Judge Keedy Returns From Cumberland In Ill Health
Judge M. L. Keedy returned from Cumberland where he has been attending court and is suffering a severe cold leaving him practically voiceless. He was compelled to hand down written decisions in cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. l. Keedy
Cumberland
Successful Inter-State Doctors Help ailing Maryland Woman
A Maryland woman reports years of illness and paralysis improving after two weeks of treatment at the Inter-State Doctors Cumberland Medical Institute in Hagerstown. She credits the non surgical system for relief from head pains deafness and nervous spells, noting her left arm function returning and overall health improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Medical Institute
North Liberty Street
Liberty Theatre
Maryland
Hagerstown, Md
Hagerstown Institute
Ella Baker
Franklin St
West Side Pharmacy Ad Promotes Camera Supplies
Local advert notes a full line of cameras, films, and photographic supplies available at West Side Pharmacy. The note appears in a vintage classified style with a frayed reading and a price hint “Ma,7-2¢.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Pharmacy
Keyser Circuit Court Dismissals and Local Developments
The Keyser circuit court disposed of multiple cases including Paul Johnson a felony with jury disagreement, several misdemeanors with various sentences, and jail terms for others. Civil action against the G and P railroad company hinges on the Potomac Milling matter. Auction of John Brady farm near Cumberland realized 14750 dollars. Memorial services of the R. T. will be held at Music Hall. Keyser litigation concerns Thompson Furniture Co. vs Potomac Milling and Ice Co. fire. Normal training course approved for Keyser Preparatory School. Local social notes include visits and arrivals of residents from Deer Park, Cumberland, Martinsburg and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
United States
Cumberland
Harry G. Fisher
Thompson Furniture Co
Potomac Milling and Ice Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galvary Church & S
J. Edgar Water
Bethel Church
Melvin Chapel
Methodist Protestant Church
Wilbur M. Snyder
Marion Street
South Cumberland Baptist Sunday School
Odd Fellow’s
Leader Theatre
J. F. Swanson
F. M. Fairchild
Mary's Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Philips Chapel
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
H. V. Wheeler
Agus
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Gallmeier
Seventh Day Adventist
Odd Fellows Building
Virginia Avenue
South
Methodist Pro- Cumberland—Sabbath School
Citizens National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Eee
Cago
John E., Zilch
Notary Public
Jas. A. McHenry
G. Howard Hetzel
Chas. G. Holzshu
Judge Keedy
Polk Street
Bath
Window Street
South Lee Street
Just
I. K. Little
N. Centre St
W. VA
Circuit Court
Paul Johnson
Joe Lamone
Ray Barnhouse
Calvalera Dominico
Moses Leatherman
Dorsey Shores
Jas. Dishong
Bruce Bennear
Harry Runion
Sells Fine Farm
N. S. Moore
John Brady
Brady Bros
Memorial Services
R. T
Music Hall
John Sloan
Burlington
George W. Bane
Mineral County
Sloan
Mr. Bane
Stayman
Keyser Preparatory School
State Department of Schools
Charleston
T. H. Friend
Deer Park
Loren High
Sharpless Street
James Weaver
Moundaville
Walter Lowry
Maud Gurd
William Peters
Wood Peters
Charles Peters
Martinsburg
Lincoln Robinson
John McMakin
Baltimore
Emma Carr
Hink"’ Vandiver
Fruit Exchange
QN Sale
Baltimore Street
The
Household Loan Co
Third National Bank
Lazarus
S. & H. Green
Hast & McDermott
Retail Grocers
Mechanic St
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