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Patrons and friends of The umberland Press are asked to telephone personals and other news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The Editor.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1914
Page
8
Patrons and friends of The umberland Press are asked to telephone personals and other news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The Editor.
M L Fesenmesier of G B S Brewing Co Baltimore visited yesterday. Mrs Edward E Gunning returns from Clarksburg. Arnold Webb returns to Brunswick from Cumberland. Capt Eugene Hammond received a jewel as his Royal Arch Masons term ends. Mr and Mrs Joseph Reinhart celebrate seventh child. Simon Kochman heads to New York awaiting Holland America Rotterdam arrival. wife and son to join from Germany. Mrs McCauley ill with typhoid pneumonia in Baltimore hospital. Peter Demar back in city planning new business after California stint. Jack Scarlet visits Martinsburg friends. James Finan hired as farm manager at Glenora estate. Mrs David Schoentag brought in from Grantsville with typhoid fever. Mrs James A Millholland and son noted.
Paul Douglas Millholland is visiting Washington. Details about the visit are not provided.
Announcement reports the marriage of Lola Byrde Loy and Allen Jamison Hill in Pittsburgh on Wednesday November 18. Lola is daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Loy formerly of Cumberland and Hill is son of Mrs Elizabeth G Hill and brother of R Mason Hill Moreland Spangler. Annie Elizabeth Spangler and Finnan Herman Moreland wed at the Methodist Church parsonage and will reside at 100 Columbia Street.
Friends welcome Henry Ayers back from five and a half years in the West. He traveled with James Conway from Cumberland in 1909 to Los Angeles then Salt Lake City where he married Leola Good in June. Leola, a trained nurse and daughter of E S Good of Hiawatha Kansas, visits parents on Arch Street with Ayers.
The Cumberland Produce and Provision Company stock has risen to 10.00 per share with par value 5.00. Investors are urged to act quickly due to a limited shares offering, noting the company office at 48 Front Street, Phyne, 1906.
New York reports widespread upbeat outlook in business circles with manufacturers and suppliers forecasting improvement after January. Executives from Electric Wheel, National Association of Tanners, and Grand Rapids Brass note steady orders, improved leather demand, better furniture markets, and plans for higher production in the new year.
Mrs John Biddie hosted five-table euchre party at her Adlanton home in honor of Cumberland guest Mrs Edward F Gunn ing. Mrs A Lysle White of Amston won both low and high scores, gifting one to Mrs Dewey of Wilkes Barre. Refreshments were served and the gathering was enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs Carter Field formerly of Baltimore and this city celebrate the birth of a daughter on Tuesday November 17. Mr Field is a former editor of The Cumberland Press and is now with the United Press Association.
A Cumberland advertisement offers stock in the J. M. Cook & Co. Incorporated confectionery maker. The firm has seven years of operation and a small stock issue offered at par $100 per share with promising returns. Subscriptions taken by phone or in person at multiple local offices in Cumberland and Meyersdale, with agent E. F. Gilpin in Cumberland. Hours 10 am to 2 pm.
Advertisement directs readers to buy a book that explains the war, noting a ten cent price and Cumberland Press office as the seller location.
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