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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

8

Saxon Leads Packard in Two Day Motor Rally Feats

Over two hundred members joined in two days as the Saxon surged past rivals including Crawford Buick Franklin and more, leading by a margin at day’s end. A public supper at Y M C A drew 172 of 200 workers with an amateur orchestra under Harry Donnelly. Former Judge Ferdinand Williams delivered an inspiring reminiscence, with Thomas Footer due to speak. Frank RB Jenvey aimed for 175 new members today, hoping to push three day total toward 389.

Crawford Buick Franklin Hudson Chevrolet Chalmers Packard Harry Donnelly Ferdinand Williams Association Thomas Footer Frank RB. Jenvey

Tri-Towns meet recalls October 21 banquet honors star

The Tri-Towns list includes Light and L. L. Oates among others. The next meeting is set for Thursday October 21. A banquet in London honors Bill Londen, Buffalo Feds star second baseman, at Joe Malloy’s Cafe with Packie Mullan as toastmaster. Floyd Lininger has returned home after an operation at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland and is improved.

London Piedmont Joe Malloy Bill Londen Buffalo Feds Packie Mullan Dry Bugs Westernport Council Floyd Lininger Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland Lininger

Mount Savage Ad Backs Acme Store Contact

The Cumberland Press bureau advertises at the Acme Store and provides a phone contact 9 R for William F Farrell as representative.

Mount Savage The Cumberland Press Acme Phone 9-R Wm. F. Farrell

Funeral for Henry Henckle Held at St George’s Episcopal

Henry Henckle died Tuesday. His funeral was held 2 p.m. yesterday at St. George’s Episcopal Church, a life-long member. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Kemplodge No. 154 A F and A M led the service. Flower bearers included Koontz, Needer, Cessna, Osborne, Lem mert, Pitzer, Sweene, Aldridge. Pallbearers were Neff, McFarland, Lutz, Herring, Barncord, Barth. Attending from Ridgeley and Cumberland were Mrs. William Ridgeley, Charles R. Morris, and Warren Hilton.

Henry Henckle St. George's Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Kemplodge A. F A. M George Koontz George Needer Wayne Cessna Horace Osborne Christopher Lemmert H. A. Pitzer William Sween

Social Gathering at Carter Home Delights Guests

Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Carter featured music, dancing and games. Attendees included Misses Rose Thuss Ada Smith Hazel Hill Mamie Emerick Ada Hines Jessie Howard Pearl Dellinger Geneviva Sherry Bertha Bawn Ethel Adams and Messrs Earl Smith Carl Herpich Olie Burton Roy Burton Lyle Griffith John Snyder Olin Keyser Clifford Bischoff Raymond Robinson Oscar Parsons John Twigg S Hopwood Charles Hinholt Thuss Duce and many others from Cumberland Mt. Savage Frostburg and surrounding areas.

William Carter Rose Thuss Ada Smith Hazel Hill Mamie Emerick Ada Hines Jessie Howard Pearl Dellinger Geneviva Sherry Bertha Bawn Ethel Adams Earl Smith Carl Herpich Olie Burton Roy Burton Lyle Griffith John Snyder Olin C. Keyser Clifford Bischoff Raymond Robinson Oscar Parsons John Twigg Hopwood Charles ‘Inholt Thuss Duce Mrs. Sluss Cum

Local Visitants Return From Mt Sav age and Acme Store Sale Ad

Refreshments were served during visits of Mrs. Mary Ann McNamara who has returned to Pittsburgh after six weeks with relatives in Mt Sav age. Mrs. McCune of Denver and Mrs. Oglebay of Cumberland stayed with Mrs. James Findley. Don’t miss the great Acme Store sale with new fall goods arriving daily.

Mary Ann MccNamara Mt. Savage Pittsburgh McCune Denver, Colo Oglebay Cumberland Acme

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