Memorial Day Exercises Planned at Rose Hill Cemetery
Tyler Post No. 5 Grand Army of the Republic to lead Monday memorial rites at the soldiers' monument in Rose Hill Cemetery with Albert A. Doub of the Cumberland bar delivering the address. Rev Curtis E. Kuhnert to give benediction. ritual by post officers. Queen City Drum Corps will escort veterans.
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Tyler Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Rose Hill Cemetery
Soldiers’ Monument
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland Bar
Curtis E. Kuhnert
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Queen City
Tyler P.t
Tyler Woman’s Relief Corps
No. 8
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Cc. R. Keyser
North Mechanic Street
G. A. R. Hall
Morehead Building
School Course for Soldiers in Soltau Prison Camp
In the Soltau prison camp near Hamburg, Belgian professors and students convene for university courses. Lectures cover law philosophy and theology. Instructors aim for prisoners to complete exams and earn diplomas by war's end.
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Hamburg
Soltau
Universite du Camp de
A Profitable Hour at McMullen Bros Sale
A profitable hour sale on Saturday May 29 from 10 to 11 o clock by McMullen Bros. Ladies hose 69c, silk crepe de chine 22 inches 35c, red bordered toweling 8c, limit 10 yards per customer. No phone orders.
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McMullen Bros
Cumberland Press Personal Notices Request Readers Call In
Patrons and friends of The Cumberland Press are asked to telephone personals and their news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The Editor.
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The
Cumberland Press
Local social notes and visits from Baltimore to Vermont
Mrs. Rachel V Stevenson attends the district meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Winchester Virginia. Col W Bladen Lowndes of Baltimore visits his mother Mrs Lloyd Lowndes. Miss Oster of Baltimore guests Mr and Mrs Vandenberg Cumberland street. Mrs Elizabeth O Neal from Johnstown Pa visits. Mr and Mrs W H Roland of Heilwood Pa visit aunt Mrs M B Corrigan Rose Hill avenue. Mrs O L Shirey visiting in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Wm C Fuller of Boston guests of Mr and Mrs George G Young. Miss Emma Gross of Oakland operated on for appendicitis at Western Maryland Hospital. Mrs L Mae Kenniston left for Baltimore en route to summer home in Vermont. Mrs W Ralph Brett Cumberland street hosts a card party. Mrs Violet Richmond hosts a bridge party at the Potomac Club on Tuesday June 1.
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Rachel V. Stevenson
Winchester
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. Bladen Lowndes
Baltimore
Lloyd Lowndes
Lake Fairlee
Vermont
W. Ralph Brett
Cumberland Street
Violet Richmond
Potomac Club
Special Meat and Grocery Sale Saturday at Stegmaier Market
An advertisement from A. J. Stegmaier’s Model Meat and Grocery Market at 68% Bedford St promotes a Saturday sale. Boiling beef 11 and 12 cents per pound, chuck steak and roast 16 cents, various meats and produce offered at low prices with three cans of corn tomatoes peas for 25 cents. Prompt delivery and trading stamps noted.
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A. J. Stegmaier
Bedford St
Paper Advert Ad at Eylers 30 North Centre St
A compact newspaper advertisement promotes varied paper grades at reduced prices from Eylers located at 30 North Centre Street. It highlights special 2 3 4 and 5 cent per roll lines with a choice line of golds at 5 cents and promises money savings on all paper grades.
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Eylers
Centre St
200 Masons Around the Banquet Board
Members of Hyndman Lodge and Bedford Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, visited Ohr Lodge No. 131 A. F. and A. M. at the Masonic Temple. After brief addresses by several dignitaries, a banquet was served by the Eastern Star chapter ladies while Carl Schmutz's orchestra provided music. About 200 Masons attended.
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Hyndman Lodge
Bedford Lodge
Ohr Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Sewell W. Rowser
Harry Wieand
B. F. Hiddish
Bedford
William E. Fuller
Boston
Mass
Charles BR. Rhodes
Hyndman
P. J
Cumberland Typographical Union Elects Officers
Cumberland Typographical Union No. 244 elected officers including President B. F. Walters Vice President Chas O Roemer Secretary Treasurer R A Bryant Recording Secretary C A Barringer Sergeant at Arms James Orr Journal Correspondent G L Jessup Delegate to I T U Convention B F Walters Alternate to I T U Convention R A Bryant Auditing Committee C O Roemer T R Peterman and B F Walters Delegates to Allegany Trades Council G L Jessup B F Walters Chas O Roemer C E Bray and Henry F Cook Delegates to Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor Chas O Roemer Henry F Cook and R A Bryant Chairman of Times Chapel Charles A Taylor Chairman of Press Chapel T R Peterman Chairman of News Chapel Night Joseph H Wilson Chairman of News Chapel Day B F Walters
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Press’ Chapel
T. R. Peterman
News’ Chapel
Joseph H. Wilson
B. F. Walters
Begin Again Bombardment of Turkish Forts Proceeds
London reports Allied fleet renews bombardment of Dardanelles forts from inside the straits and Gulf of Saros. Australian and French troops advance near Khethia and Bulair as land forces join the action. General Von Sanders is replaced by General Admiral Von Uzdom following the engagement.
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London
Dardanelles
Gulf of Saros
Tenedos
Khethia
Bulair
Salonika
Girl Health Dept Clerk Takes Charge In Minneapolis Case
May 28 Minneapolis report says a young female clerk in the city health department effectively runs the office defying Dr. C. K. E. Dutton. Civil service rules do not permit firing merely for wanting to run things. the clerk is placed on indeterminate vacation with full pay while developments continue.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Health Department
C. KE. Dutton
Funeral Services for Wm B Gross and Others
The funeral of William B. Gross age 31 son of Benjamin Gross of Lafayette avenue died yesterday at Allegany Hospital held at 1 PM from Walford mortuary chapel. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. John McKay whose body found along the National Pike Tuesday night was buried this afternoon from Walford chapel in Allegany county cemetery. Henry Freyer formerly of this city died in Pittsburgh and was brought to Cumberland on B and O train No 6 with interment in Rose Hill cemetery.
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William B. Gross
Benjamin Gross
Lafayette Avenue
Allegany Hospital
Walford Mortuary
Rose Hill Cemetery
John McKay
National Pike
Walford
Allegany County
Henry Freyer
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
May Bazaar Reopens Tonight in St Marys Hall
Society item notes the May Bazaar in St Marys Hall on Oldtown Road will reopen tonight and run again tomorrow night with dancing amusements and refreshments served.
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St. Mary’s Hall
Oldtown Road
Judge Grants Divorce for Driggs Couple
Judge Henderson yesterday granted a divorce to Clark H. Driggs from Alma E. Driggs now resident of Batavia New York. Application filed through Carl G. Mullin attorney.
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Henderson
Clark H. Driggs
Alma E. Driggs
Batavia, N. Y
Carl G. Mullin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert A Doub
the Editor
Walt
Aera
Starrett Tools
United
North Centre Street
Hiram B. Wolfe
Liberty Street
Cumberland Typos
L. M. Kenniston
Mer Sin
Fone
Shirey & Hawkins
Baltimore Street
Wm. B. Gross
Arnold
Edison Electric
N. Liberty St
Speelman
Wees
Mechanic Street
Baltimore St
Victor Records
J. E
Wiesel
Cumberland, MD
Cor
Hoers
Holzman’s Drug Store
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver and Geare
Walsh
Tel
Flurshutz
Habig Brothers
Rose Hill
Cowden & Zihlman
Third National Bank Building
EAL
Decatur Street
Park Street
Elm Street
Braddock Way
National Painless Dentists, Inc
McCrory
Washington
Hagerstown
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