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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1914

Page

6

Churches Rally With Harvest Home Services in Cumberland

The bulletin lists numerous Cumberland churches with Sunday services, Sunday schools, and harvest home sermons. Impressive lineups include Emmanuel Episcopal with Holy Communion and a sermon on The Lord's Supper, St Luke's Lutheran changing Sabbath School to 2 pm, and broad schedules across Trinity M E and Bethel Calvary Evangelical. Harvest events, revivals, and interdenominational meetings are noted with specific times and pastors.

Hmmanuel Episcopal Church Percy Foster Hall Cy Hicks

Churches and Services on Chanic Street and Surrounding Areas

A reader notice lists multiple churches in the area with pastors, service times, and languages. It details preaching services German and English, Sunday schools, choir practices, vesper meetings, and special events including ordination sermons and installations led by various pastors in the Chanic and nearby streets.

Assembly of God Miller Hall North Centre Street D. W At & P A. B. Cox Harrison Ohio Charg P. Brann Cedar Grove Ind D. R. Morland Cumberland Chanic Smith Street R. O. Castos C. E Claas

Harvest festival observed at St. Paul's Lutheran with Jewish roots

St. Pauls Lutheran Church decorates with harvest grains fruits and gardens. The pastor speaks at 11 a m and 7 30 p m about the occasion history and significance. The old Jewish harvest home festival is observed all day Sunday with rites in Jewish and Christian worship.

St. Paul's English Lutheran Church Baltimore Street Martin Luther Enders Harvest Home Christian Endeavor St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Reward Posted for Miners Slavers in Elverton

Charleston reports a $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible in Elverton Fayette county where strike action led to a public safety incident and a serious clash involving a strike breaker named Jacob M. Buczec who came from Pittsburgh. Deputy sheriffs patrol the town as Branch Coal and Coke Company officials meet Governor Hatfield to discuss the strike situation.

Charleston W. Va Branch Coal and Coke Company Hatfield Elverton Fayette County Jacob M. Buczec Pittsburg

Real Estate Transfers in Cumberland Area

William C Walsh transfers to Louis Kabosky land in Drenner's Addition to Cumberland for 100 dollars. Aloys Kabosky to William Conn Walsh land in Drenner's Addition. Continental Trust Co to Emma and Addaline Wilson land at Green Ridge for 19 dollars. Westernport Real Estate Co to Antonio Dejalio land at South Westernport for 400 dollars.

William C. Walsh Louis Kabosky Drenner Cumberland Aloys Kabosky William Concannon Walsh Continental Trust Co Emma and Addaline Wilson Green Ridge Westernport Real Estate Co Antonio Dejalio South Westernport

Brakeman Knocked From Car In Maryland Incident

Edgar Bennett of Hagerstown, a Western Maryland brakeman, was knocked from a box car by a penstock arm left hanging over the track at Oldtown. He sustained several cuts and bruises and was taken to Western Maryland Hospital.

Edgar Bennett Hagerstown Western Maryland Oldtown Western Maryland Hospital

Painless Dental Advertisement in Baltimore Street Note

Fragmentary notice for NATI PAINLESS DENT lacking plates, appears on Baltimore Street. Reads like an old classified dental ad with terse product callouts and street reference.

NATI Baltimore St

Land Leases Near Little Orleans For Prospect Purposes

William S. Burger and Joseph E. Weaver lease about 100 acres in Election District No. 1 near Little Orleans with ten year terms to explore for gas or oil. They reportedly hold good authority that the ground contains oil, though they deny drilling intent publicly. Leases are from multiple local landowners including J H B Kifer George Bennett Samuel Develbiss and others.

William S. Burger Joseph E. Weaver Little Orleans Burger Messrs. Burger Weaver J. H. B. Kifer George Bennett Samuel Develbiss Alva B. McElfish Alec Davis Jeremiah Robinett Charles Evans Calvin C. Perdew Leonard Chaney Joseph Bennett James Northcraft Clifton Barnes Neii Ruby Harry Robinett John Pool Elmer Mountain Frank Billmyer Thomas Murphy David H. Morgan

Oakland Pastor Heads Presbytery

The Presbytery of Grafton at Clarksburg elected J. C. Ely BD D of Oakland moderator Rev. Louis Black of Clarksburg as temporary clerk and Rev. H. M. Buchanan Morgantown slated clerk and treasurer. Rev. F. M. Patterson to be installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Kingwood on Thursday October 1. Rev. A. M. Buchanan to preach the sermon. Rev. H. Stoetzer to charge the pastor and Rev. G. W. Pollock to charge the people. The Grafton church to be rededicated Tuesday October 13 and Rev. John W. McPhail to be installed as pastor Thursday October 15 by Presbytery committee Dr. McClelland Dr. Bishop and Rev. Potock.

Presbytery Grafton Clarksburg J. CC Ely Oakland Louis Black H. M. Buchannan D. D Morgantown F. M. Patterson Presbyterian Church Kingwood A. M. Buchannan D. P H. A. Stoetzer G. W. Pollock Grafton Presbyterian Church John W. McPhail McClelland Bishop Potlock

Wanamaker Predicts Near Prosperity for Manufacturers

John Wanamaker, notable merchant, foresees improved conditions for American manufacturers within two weeks. He cites scaffolding for a new building, cotton market adjustments, easing financial strain, and better handling of foreign obligations as signs pointing to easier times ahead.

John Wanamaker Mr. Wanamaker

Funeral services for George H. Helgoth

George H. Helgoth died yesterday at Western Maryland Hospital. The funeral will be Monday at 2 PM from his home, with Rev. Frank A. Killman officiating. Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery. He was about 26, lived at 46 Elder Street with his parents S. C. and Mrs. Helgoth, and leaves two sisters Helen and Mrs. Edward Beard, and a brother Charles Amos Helgoth.

George H. Helgoth Western Maryland Hospital Frank A. Killman Buria Greenmount Cemetery Helgoth S. C. Helgoth Elder Street Helen Edward Beard Martinsburg Charles Amos Helgoth

German Army Advances Slowly in France Battle

Official dispatch from Berlin states the German army is advancing slowly in the ongoing battle between the Oise and the Meuse. The notice claims there are sure indications the enemy forces are failing.

Berlin Sayville N. Y France Oise Meuse

Attempted assassination shocks Galicia claim in Vienna dispatch

A Vienna dispatch reports an unsuccessful bid to kill Count Dobinski the Russian military governor of Galicia via Amsterdam. It also reveals Austria admits Russians control Galicia for the first time.

Berlin Amsterdam Vienna Count Dobinski Galicia Austria

Russia Rejects Peace Talks Until German Threat Ends

An official editorial from Petrograd states Russia will not engage in peace negotiations while Germany remains a threat to Europe. It argues Russia aims to protect Slavs from Teuton dangers and suggests Austria could accept terms if peace were possible, aligning with Britain on crushing German militarism. France is presumed similar in stance.

Petrograd Russia Germany Europe Austria Francis Joseph Great Britain France

Wilson declines to meet German American protesters in Washington

President Wilson today refused to receive a delegation of German Americans from Chicago and other Western points who traveled to Washington to protest alleged German cruelties by Belgians and others.

Washington Wilson Chicago West

Prophecied Present War and Death Foretold

John C. Cook of Daybrook Clay district Monongalia County West Virginia foretold his death in 1914 and a European war starting that year. He predicted his own death on a September day, spoke of a millennium as world events unfolded, and died on his front porch after a day of normal farm life. Cook, about 75, was a Seven Day Adventist with limited formal schooling but strong understanding of state and national affairs.

Monongalia County W. Va John C. Cook Daybrook Clay District Cook Mr. Cook Europe

Auto train pipes coupler display at car yard

The automatic train pipes coupler connecting steam and air without hose will be shown at the car yard near Wills Creek on Monday and Tuesday September 21 and 22 from 10 30 a m to 1 30 p m The invention is the property of the International Couplers Company.

Wills Creek International Couplers Company

Trolley Employees Seek Pay Increase At Hagerstown

The Hagerstown and Frederick Electric Railway Company workers earning 15 to 18 cents hourly have filed a written request for a 2 cent per hour raise.

Hagerstown

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church Bedford Street C. F. Bergner County Home Luther League Odd Fellows’ Building Virginia Avenue W. C. Montignani Baltimore and Ohio Trinity M. FE Grand Avenue Rev. L. Hammond B. H. Jolley Epworth Agur Chapel Gerard C. R. Shaffer Holy Cross Chapel St. Philips Chapel McKendree M. E Briggs Augur EB. Gerard C. P. Shaffer M. B. McLaughlin Bethel and Calvary Evangelical Bethel Church Calvary Paradise Mission Connellsville J. Edgar Walker Mohrsville St. Stephen's Lutheran Church Cor South Center Union Streets Curtis Edgar Kuhnert Center Street M. E Joseph Dawson Frederick and Decatur Streets J. C. McEady First Baptist Church Herbert F. Loomis South Cumberland Baptist Mission First Church Christian Sientist South Centre Street Cumberland Circuit M. P Wilbur M. Snyder Central Young Men's Christian Association Melvin Om Fairview Avenue Mapleside St. Mark’s Reformed Church Park and Harrison Street EK. P. Skyles St. Patrick's Catholic Church SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church Fayette Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church H Road First Presbyterian Church G. E. Moffatt Duke Memorial U. P United Brethren Church 4Th Streets H. Eugene Richardson Flora Westernport J. W. Clark C. P. Eversole Seventh Day Adventist Woodman's Hall Leh Dee Narrows Park M. F G. Pile Trinity Lutheran Church N. Centre Street M. Gallmeier First Methodist Protestant Church G. C. Brown St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Corner Arch Fourth Streets Frederick W. Barry the Evangelical Association Kethel Evangelical Church Corner Third Seymour Streets M. BE. McLaughlin Behool H. H. Faust J. O. Bishop William Horn D. BD Cleveland, O Bishop Horn T. ©. Meckel Erie The Missionary Society W. M. Peffer W. HH. McLaughlin Ohio Conference Episcopal Church Centre Street Dev. C Biggs B. D Grace M. E. Church Jos. Young Wanamaker G. H. Helgoth W. F. Frederick Cumberland, Md Cumberland Press
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