The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-01-08
Mayor and council discusses flood

Twenty-one indictments returned
by grand jury, Joseph E. Harmed,
foreman.
Concrete shoulders to be built on
Third and Oak streets.
Memorial day observed; Rev. Archi-
bald Moore makes address.
Harry W. McComas succumbs to
lingering illness.
Issue of June IL
Approximately go attend annual
program held by homemakers.
Three northern schools of county
win county debate at Grantsville on
Tuesday.
City hall to be remodeled.
Fire damage at Hamill Book store
is slight.
Gold Star mother, Mrs. William
Kildow, leaves for France. DR.. Nc
Comas sails for Europe.
Senior Week activities to commence
on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Henry
Choice Keister, Jr., are married at
Baltimore.
Issue of June 10
Electric Power project near Davis
is approved.
County marble champion leaves for
| New JERSEY, accompanied by Rev.
Shilke.
Sentences passed in Criminal court
Thursday.
Park program to get under way on
June 81.
Thirty-nine Oakland High seniors
get diplomas.
Elementary school exercises held
ITO graduated from Is schools.
Funeral services held for Mrs.
Thomas J. Browning, Randall Edward
Diehl, Charles Scott White, J. C.
Rodeheaver, Mrs. Clara E. Ross, and
Mrs. Mary S. Browning.
Issue of June 26
Canning operations at Mt. Lake
begin.
Mrs. A. L. Lee, son James, Mr.. John
Ault and Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle in
jured in auto accident.
New election precinct formed in
district number three.
Work under way on miniature golf
course.
Over seventy couples attend alumni
dance.
Miss Fannabelle Offutt marries AL
bert A. Doub, Jr.; Miss Rosella Hine-
baugh and Fred Koch married.
Issue of July 3
Three-day celebration under joint
auspices of fire department and legion
opens.
Byard Lohr's barn is North Glade
burned. ....
Automobile kills Charles Schaeffer,
9, at Grantsville.
Issue of July 10
Council approves plan to replace
fire truck.
Baltimore Evening Sun Band pleas
es audience.
Rotary committees appointed for
ensuing year.
Mrs, Nellie Coleman, Washington
killed on Northwestern turnpike.
Forty-seventh camp meeting at the
Park closes.
Robber enters w. A. Gonder's con-
fectionery.
Issue of July II
Arrangements made for Odeon at
Park.
H. V. Leighton reelected president
of Mt. Lake community at annual
meeting.
DIN Hardesty installed as chancel-
lor commander of X. of P. lodge.
War mother, Mrs. Deliliah Kildow,
returning from France, is injured.
Members of local bar take annual
vacation.
Moonshiner fatally wounds Ray
Uphold near Deer Park when still is
discovered; dies in hospital.
Fire destroys house at Bayard.
Miss Mary Lehman, "a, Blooming
ton, killed when car plunges over en-
bankment at Thunder Hill, between
Keyser and Piedmont.
Conserving Sabbath is Theme at
meeting of Lords Day Alliance.
Committee named for annual X. of
P. picnic.
Girls All camp closes with special
services.
Lightning which destroyed the sub
station at TOWNSVILLE, w. Va, caused
a fve-hour suspension of electric SER
vice at Oakland and vicinity.
Issue of July 81
William Stein, near Deer Park,
killed by explosion of dynamite on
Observation-Disclosures road.
Bids asked for shoulders on high
way thru Accident, Grantsville, and
along route 40.
Miss Isabel Price Underwood and o.
T. eraser married at Buckhannon,