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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1914

Page

2

Frostburg Honored James A Meluckie at Grand Lodge Session

The Maryland Grand Lodge of Masons concluded two days in Baltimore with officers elected. Gen Thomas J Shryock reelected Grand Master and Frostburg's James A Meluckie named Junior Grand Warden. Donations toward a road project bring total to 141.50 as 358.50 remains. Birds and social notices fill the page alongside a bazaar, chicken thefts, a club meeting, and a Thanksgiving ad.

James A. Meluckie Grand of Masons of Maryland Baltimore Grand Lodge Thomas J. Shryock Charles C. Homer, Jr William Mohr James A. Melaickie Frostburg

Social and club notices fill Allegany town sheet

The community page lists events including a Girl's Glenn Dale club dance and pie social at Eckhart on December 2, a oyster supper and fancy sale by the tower fund committee of John’s Episcopal church in the Gladstu annex, and Mountaineer Club plans for a euchre dinner at St Michael's hall. Several residents are noted ill or improving, plus local arrests and horse auction plans by Bailiff James H. Grose.

Dmh James Skimore Maple Street Glenn Dale Club Eckhart Tower Fund Committee John's Episcopal Church Gladstu Annex Frank Ruffo McCullough J. J. Coleman Grant Street Harman Miller Daniel McCullough Street Buchannon W. Va Margaret Callery Baltimore East Main Street James H. Grose

Garter the Fish Man Offers Friday Fresh Sea Delights

The Fish Man at 100 East Main street advertises Friday specials including variety bulk seafood and shellfish selections such as rockfish black bass ocean trout halibut steak butter fish smoked haddies and oysters. Contact phone 287. November 19 11.

East Main Street

Cumberland Press subscriber notice urges prompt delivery

The Cumberland Press urges subscribers to notify the representative if delivery is not prompt. Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and other news items to the decal representative. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated.

The Cumberland Press R. A. Hoffmeister Cumberla Press

Local groups present flags and services in December schedule

The Daughters of America Bloomington Council No 7 to present Aaron's Run School with an American flag and Bible on December 2 and attend services November 29 at First M E Church Bloomington with Jr U A M invited. Pride of Westernport Council No 75 to attend services at Westernport Baptist church.

Daughters of America Bloomington Aaron's Run School M. E D. of A., Pride of Westernport Council The Baptist Church Westernport

Westernport notes and local happenings

Community calls for mayor and commissioners to take interest in local matters. Reverend Ritter to preach at Westernport Lutheran Church. Drs Long Shaw enjoy hunting trip near Heckmansville. Dr Kalbaugh buys a new car. Trey Hearts twelfth installment at Ward Theatre. Devon Club hosts bowling night. Arthur Levan visits Cumberland. J T Kooken offers toys. Million Dollar Mystery shown at Majestic tonight.

D. J. Long H. C. Shaw Heckmansville A. B. Kalbaugh Ward Theatre Devon Club Arthur Levan Cumberland J. T. Kooken Tri-Towns Majestic

Local notes on Elkins visitors and town improvements

The Alkire Orchard Company loaded apples for shipment this week. Several visitors were seen in town including Jack Wilson of Burlington and W. R. Jordan with Max Brighthill from Elkins. Mary Coffroth and F H Huggins visited, while Miss Josie Bane became head operator after Nellie Crabtree resigned. The iron for the Potomac bridge arrived, Wagoner’s front was modernized, a new pool hall opened, K P initiates a class, Jules Falk to perform Friday, and a turkey supper hosted by West End Mission Sunday School on November 27.

Western Maryland Potomac Lake West Virginia Theo W. M W. Va W. R. Jordan Max Brighthill Elkins Mary Coffroth Iis Keyser Somerset F. H. Huggins Albert Thrush Headsville John T. Lincell Main Street Co. K. Wilson Amstot & Wilson Burlington Potomac River Western Maryland Railway Grovers Armstrong Street Josie Bane Nellie Crabtree P's Jules Falk Ladies of the West End New Mission Sunday School E. Street

Advertising plea promises full record of facts

Advertisement urges clipping a coupon and sending 10 cents to The Press office to obtain a complete record of the events leading to the present European war. It warns the supply is limited and uses a hard sell tone.

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