Cumberland Church Meeting Reports Missionary Convention
A Cumberland Maryland gathering of the Christian Missionary Convention of Maryland Delaware District of Columbia convened with officers named. Key reports show over 11,000 in items and 34451575 in offerings for missions benevolence and education, highlighting Ninth Street and Lake Avenue churches among top spenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
A. Scott
Washington
Treag
M. Pickens
Peter Ainstie
Baltimore
Davia
Henry Brewood
Mount Munier
C. BL
Iexsmet
Beaver Creek
D.C
Churchen
Ninth Street
Lalonk Avenue
Wash
Chrisian Tarple
Bob Tinthur
Town celebrates 11th anniversary with July fair on Potomatsivest
Mayor W J Laylor presides as committees name street fair officers and memorial funds. Major Byron oversees fair with several booth leaders assigned including graveyard of cakes and candy, flowers, and country store. A fireworks chairman heads the celebration planning with a town council meeting set for Monday at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conovocheague
Vermont
W. J. ‘Laylay
Joseph W. Byron
C. E. Roogle
Pxc
Lowsaml
Muitura
Charles Cusio
Amana Long
W. Meco
Catherine Thomson
Mme J. Tayi
Rachel Winehora Gruber
Francey Cottrill
Mary McCurdell
Margaret Rokis
Ruwmage Booth
John £. Conler
Charles Ee. Kimble
Imixreps
Denton Shayp
W. Tt. Mentzer
Joe Cream
Eugene McCurdell
Henson Bowser
Emma Grimes
Char Mills
Charles Robinson
John Wine
Leah Hoffman
Lia Murray
William Poffenperrer
Eye Palmer
Margie Pet Wine
vEssinger
Richard Booth
W. J.baylor
J- Henson Dowser
J. AL Conley
K. A. Poffenberger
Charles Unseb
Edward Wiederhold
Repeal of Fill Ordinance Leaves Dirt In Place
The town council unanimously repealed the ordinance that required removing street fill in front of the Wiesner property on Baltimore Street. The order to repair gutters and lay concrete pavement, plus improvements at intersections, followed. Storm water issues cited earlier have not overflowed into nearby cellars, and the council allocated funds for sidewalk and lighting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nua Street
Wirsner
Juestion
Binda de Trait
Chiggett
Lince
Claggett
Equity
Burgess and
Burgess Bay
Rohrer
Board of Commissioners
Counell
Wiesner
Baltimore Street
Walae
Lee
Raed Town
Miners to Debate New Wage Scale at Convention
President Joan L. Lewis announced that a new wage scale for anthracite miners will be negotiated. The United Mine Workers plan a convention in Gran ton Pennsylvania on June 26 to discuss the proposal. Lewis will testify before the US Coal Commission and report on a European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Taternalin News Service
Washington
Grranton
Joan L. Lewis
Lewis
US Coal Commission
Europe
Fire safety warnings mix with odd phrases
A garbled admonition warns of dangers from fires and emphasizes electrical safety. It mentions funding for Navy equipment and strange figures like 190 Jfastrovers and 20,909 aeroplumes while urging careful behavior and preventing matches from starting fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suimat
Evidence letters spark broad money claim in estate case
The article reports on allegations around secret letters linked to Guy Susl man and a real estate trader Beaugals. Beaugals acknowledges money in relation to his estate business, saying it had no bearing on his true occupation. The dialogue questions why only three letters were accused and admitted as evidence, hinting at broader trade implications between Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Suslman
Srillurin
Beauvats
Guy
Benrvaty
Beaugals
United States
Canada
Church Singers Lead Local Community Gathering
Residents join in at the church for a collective singing event that brings neighbors together, showcasing shared faith and communal spirit. Local clergy organize the community hymn session inviting families and individuals from nearby neighborhoods.
Deaths of Mrs. Clara Shank and Miss Ortha May Smith
Mrs. Clara L Shank 50 wife of Charles F Shank died at her Rockdale home after a two year illness. Survived by husband one daughter Corrine five sons J Marlin Hershel Clifton D Lester A and Garrett L and others. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Shanktown Church Rev Miller officiating interment cemetery adjoining. Miss Ortha May Smith 19 died at home near Covetown after six months illness mother and father seven brothers two sisters survive. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at the house with Revs Alan Newcomer and Charles Frey officiating interment Auchilsbure cemetery. Juan Fitzhugh died at home 64 West Meth St from gangrene foot aged 70. Brothers George and Henry and sister Martha Shidda survive. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Free Will Baptist Church interment Roan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Shank
Chas. F. Shank
Rockdale
Corrine
J. Marlin
Hershel
Clifton D. Lester A
Garrett L
Mbt
Carmel Church
Shanktown
Miller
Ortha May Smith
George Smith
Covetown
Reys
Alan Newcomer
Charles Frey
Auchilsbure Cemtery
Juan Fitzhugh
Tuan Fitzhugh
West Meth St
George
Henry
Martha Shidda
Yicus
Free Willi Baptist Church
Roan
Explosion on Danish Ship Injures 47
Explosion on the Danish cruiser Gejaer near Copenhagen injures 47. The old 1,500 ton ship with a 125 crew is included in the accident report. Also noted are marriage licenses for Fra H Miller and Evylan Ta Rupp and Malesiny Wilmer and Siriy Alice Haithnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy International
Copenhagen
Gejaer
Stein
Furshoya
H. Miller
Evylan Ta Rupp
Boiling Springs
Malesiny H. Wilmer
Siriy Alice
Haithnora
Stock prices steady in forenoon trading on New York exchange
In the forenoon on May 6 at the New York stock exchange prices were steadier with steel and equipment stocks selling around current levels. Card of thanks from the Snyder family expresses appreciation for kindness after Joseph S. Snyder's death, thanking friends, relatives, and for the flowers and automobil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Awiog
Stock Exchange
Uelshtars
Joseph S .Snyder
Mra
Isaac C. Snyder
Mason Meuner
What’s Going On Today Benefit Musical Mountaineers Game
A local events page lists a benefit musical by the Willing Workers Class of Grace United Methodist and a Mountaineers baseball game at Willow Lane. The items mark today’s community activities with emphasis on the fundraiser and sports event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Grace UW. B. Sunday School
Tertiers Sod
Murlinsburg Mountaineers
Willow Lane
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Funkstown
Memorial day activities are set for Funkstown on Sunday May 27 at 9 20 am with joint services by the Junior Order and Red Men lodges. A parade from Red Men Hall to the cemetery then to the War Memorial will continue to the Lutheran Church where Major John Carmichael W P Wachter of Hagerstown and John D Holiday Register of Wills will speak and Rev WL Hemsberg will deliver a memorial sermon. Soldiers and citizens are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punkstown
WL. Hemsberg
Lutheran Church
Building Permits Reported for Local Properties
Modern Dry Cleaning Company at Mulberry and South Elo street plans an 14 by 85 foot office building with rear stairs and a 15 Broadway authority. Helen Robinson on Wy North Jonathan Street seeks a 6 by 12 foot front porch. Charles E. Batt on South Boulevard proposes a frame garage 8 by 16 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
Elo
D. A. Bneckenberger
Broadway
Poreh
Helen Robinson
Jonathan Street
Charles E. Batt
Boulhard
Building Permits for 260 Fredericke Street Itemized
Misa Father Kaplan applies for a second story addition at 260 Fredericke Street measuring 14 by 18 feet. Permit lists Clarence LD Ber for frame seai bungalow style, Highland War wind fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Father Kaplan
Fredericke Street
Clarence LD. Ber
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Cumberland
Henry S. Snagely
Mas
Stotler
Lillian Stoller
Williamsport
International News
Sweden
Wansaw
Heyurndeen
Oilleen
Warsi University Buthling
Af Ter- Tork
Puselatt and
Sucalinte
EFAS
W. Martz
Evrything Electrical
Arsmac
Schaff
Wayside Avenue
Beauty Shop
Aha, Geonie Fromfelter
Carl Apts
Guide
Eee
Bantryee Pub
Yingling Auto & Ca
Mlpa
Taneralonna
Herald-Mail
Hopkins Colonial Theatre Bldg
Funkstown
Sharpsburg
Nlageratown
H. J. E. Thomas
Sharpsburg, Md
Harry C. Bachman
Main Avenue
Norwand
Ohio
Forge Aire Ia Mora
Samuel M. Shafer
Hart Gahoffeer
Marx
Waphinaten Etrast
Moe
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