Glee Club to Close Season with Carroll Hall Recital
The Y M C A Glee Club performs tonight at 8 15 in Carroll Hall to cap its first season. Fifty members sing under Mr Snow with Hobart Smock as tenor soloist and Prof Alvin R Self on violin. Accompanists Ingham Lord and John Duke join a program praised as outstanding civic musical life.
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Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
Carroll Hall
Snow
Glee Club
Cumberland
Hobart Smock
Baltimore
Alvin BR. Self
Ingham Lord
John Duke
Baxley
Heintz Dixon Open New Dental Rooms in Edison Building
Dr. Karl P. Heintz and Dr. Arthur P. Dixon, Cumberland’s leading dentists, form a partnership and open offices at 28 North Liberty Street Edison Building. The facility includes two operating rooms, extracting and impression rooms, a crown and bridge laboratory, two plate-work labs, and ample reception and business areas. Reportedly among the finest equipped in Maryland.
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Karl P. Heintz
Arthur P. Dixon
Cumberland
Edison
North
Liberty Street
Maryland
Directors Skip Cumberland on Annual Inspection Trip
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad board left Grafton this morning and traveled by the cut off to Martinsburg for an afternoon stay. They are to be photographed with the old Atlantic engine and antique coach kept in Martinsburg shops.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Grafton
Martinsburg
Suit by Pittsburgh Woman Seeks 5000 in Taxi Crash
Betty Gerber of Pittsburgh sues The Windsor Garage and Taxicab Company in Circuit Court for 5000 damages after a head on collision on Green Street. The trial before a jury involves numerous witnesses and claims injuries are permanent.
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Betty Gerber
Pittsburgh
Windsor Garage
Gerber
Green Street
Whiting & Eppler
J. P. Roman
David A. Robb
Man Ends Life Over Finances After Note Left Behind
Clifford G. Pfeiffer of 1215 Esplanade Street Northside planned his death and jumped from a Ninth Street Bridge railing into the Allegheny River. A sealed farewell bore an instruction to report to his address at 9 am the next day, with papers including business memoranda and one penny found in his coat.
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Ninth Street
Allegheny River
Clifford G. Pfeiffer
Esplande Street
Northside
Pfeiffer
Esplanade Street
Burglars Loot Rockwood Hardware Store in Tuesday Night Heist
Burglars entered Rockwood Hardware in Rockwood Tuesday night and stole razors revolvers and other goods totaling about $100. They also tried to break into Malsberry's jewelry store by cutting a back door panel but were frightened away.
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Rockwood Hardware Company
Rockwood
Malsberry
Obituary notices for Solomon F. Diehl and three other deaths
Former County Commissioner Solomon F. Diehl died at Lutzville near Bedford. Burial was at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Friends Cove. He was father to Mrs. Michael Diehl and Mrs. Smith and a retired area farmer. Also noted are the deaths of Daniel Silderbrand Hilderbrand, 65, Baltimore railroad employee. Preston Twigg, 80, farmer from Oldtown. and a funeral for Twigg planned at his Oldtown home.
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Michael Diehl
Loretta
Marie
Phil Smith
Thorner
Solomon Diehl
Charles Diehl
George Allery
Solomon F. Diehl
Lutzville
Bedford
St. Mark's Lartheran Church
Friends Cove
Diehl
Smith
West Franklin Street
Daniel Staley Hilderbrand
Fast North Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick
Hilderbrand
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ann Jane Hilderbrand
Preston Twigg
Oldtown
Mr. Twigg
Resley
Cornerstone Laying for New Masonic Temple at Parkersburg
Ceremonies marked the cornerstone laying of Parkersburg West Virginia’s new Masonic Temple led by William E Ice Jr grand master of Masons of Virginia A procession of visiting Masons and Knights Templars joined the event The building carries an estimated cost of 125000 Judge L N Tavenner past grand master of the State gave the address.
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Parkersburg
W.va
William E. Ice, Jr
Morgantown
Masons of
Virginia
Knights Templars
L. N. Tavenner
Personal Notes From Hancock and Nearby Towns
Miss Myrtle Hahne returns from a month long visit to Hancock. Miss Alta Cavanaugh goes home to Pearre after visiting here. Mrs. W. H. Fredlock, formerly a Morgantown guest, leaves for Piedmont. Charles Jones, New York florist, joins J. C. Schlund Sons on Bedford road. Miss Elizabeth Kahoe of Johns town Pa visits her aunt and uncle on Goethe street. Mrs. E. H. Ford, operated on at Western Maryland Hospital, returns home to Goethe street.
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Myrtle Hahne
Hancock
Alta Cavanaugh
Pearre
W. H. Fredlock
A. W. Jones
Morgantown
Piedmont
Charles Jones
E. H. Ford
Western Maryland Hospital
Goethe Street
Marriage notices list couples from Pennsylvania towns
Ralph Welsh and Nellie E. Dunlap of Hyndman. Harry B. Ashburn and Edna L. Peters of Altoona. Charles P. Carn and Margaret C. Colebaugh of Imler. Albert J. Mong and Beulah B. Ross of Dunbar and Friendsville. Peer J. Sanner of Homestead and Mrs Matilda Whiston of Pittsburgh are recorded as couples in a local marriage listing.
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Ralph Welsh
Nellie E. Dunlap
Hyndman
Harry B. Ashburn
Edna L. Peters
Altoona
Charles P. Carn
Margaret C. Colebaugh
Imler
Albert J. Mong Dunbar
Beulah B. Ross
Friendsville
Peer J. Sanner
Homestead
Matilda Whiston
Pittsburg
Maryland Day Observed At Panama Exposition Honors Governor Goldsborough
Officials at the Southern California fair gave marked attention to Governor Goldsborough and his party during Maryland Day events at the Panama Exposition yesterday.
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Maryland
California
Goldsborough
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England
Queen Alexandra
Ypres
London Society
The
C. L. Colley
Herman DuBray
W. M. Fuller
F. P. Keyser
James Kirk
C. C. Landis
B. A. Martin
C. L. Meyers
R. P. Robasson
C. H. Taylor
I. H. Bane
W. H. Baxley
C. E. Bray, Sr
R. A. Cochran
W. H. Coleman
Walter Kuffner
R. H. Dreyer
B. A. Wolford
J. W. Young
Robert W. Young
Eee A
Cumberland Press
Heintz-Dixon
Piburgh
South Cumberland
George Reynold
Matt Gay
Prof. Nasca
Royal Italian Concert Band
Oggi
Comespoon
Eocoon
Famous Grocery Co
MD. Ave
Columbia Street
W. E. Turner
Maryland Ave
G. W. Bowman
Cecelia St
Mechanic Street
Bath
Harrison Street
George D. Landévehr
L. Q
the Press
Chnee Street
Ogre Ees
Hanover Street
Pirais
Beven
Gaa
Boyd A. Reinhart
Baltimore Street
Miller & Co
H. A. Martin
Frostburg, Md
Maiz
Geo. L. Lish
York Place
Miller's
Jani-ly
Miller’s Dye Works
Corner Frederick and Mechanicsts
Windsor
Pennsylvania Hotel
Por
Buick
Cadillac
Rhe
Eeeer
Glisan’s
Tennant
Vale Summit
Apply Press Office
Madison St. Malil
C-O Press
Schriver Avenue
Springfield
W. Va
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Cumberland, Md
Schonter
BF. Tookenott
Osteopath & Chiropractor
North Centre Street
Chao Ooooooooh
John G. Miller
Water Street
Masonic Temple
W. Carl Richards
McCleave Bldg
W. G. Damm
Ph. G
South Mechanic Street
Agic Igii
China
Loretta Blaus
Baltimore St. Powell
Howard Buchanan
Centre St
Cap “Os
the Rembrandt Studio
Powell's Jewelry Store
Ruppert’s
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Flower Books
Rockies
John A. Fulton & Co
Lers and
Stati
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
John C Wolford
Nigat
South Liberty Sf
Wall Street
L. R. Edmonds
Front Street
Maryland Theatre
Keith
Cetra
National Detective Agency
J. A. Daley
Apri
C. & W. Electric Railway
Cumberland Electric Railway
South Centre St
Terminal News CO
Wolf & Malcolm
Hone
Swartz Brothers
Frederick St
N. Mechanic St
G. F. Schultz
Center St
Western Maryland Railway
Hagers
Burg
Alphia
New York
Pittsbore
Wer
Elkins
Belington
Durbin
Man
Slagerstown
Westminister
Dail Express
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Westminster
Frostburg
Meyers
Dale
West
Davis
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Ays St
Borden Shaft
Midland Lonaconing
Barton Piedmont
J. T. Robertson
Generals
Harbaugh
Besks
Aday
Baltimess Street
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