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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03
PREPARATIONS COMPLETE .
FOR LABOR DAY JUBILEE
To Be Held Under Auspices of
Knights of Pythias; Parade To
Feature Morning Activity
TYDINGS TOMAKE ADDREsS

Committees at work on the 18th
annual Labor Day picnic have COM
pleted their plans and everything is
in readiness for the celebration on
Manday, September Z. The picnic is
sponsored by Garrett Lodge No. 49,
Knights of Pythias, and will be held
in Helbig's grove at the north edge
of town.
The parade, scheduled for 10 a. M,
will open the days activities and will
form on Alder street between Fourth
and Sixth. The marshalls of the par
ade, A. R. Martin, Guy o. Yutzy, and
Ray Teets, are asking that everybody
be in line before 10 o'clock so that
the parade will begin promptly.
The parade will consist of Grand
Lodge officers and speakers, members
of the Knights of Pythias lodge, the
Junior drum and bugle corps, the Am
erican Legion drum and bugle corps,
several fire departments, the Gilbert
Brown Boys band, the Crellin Band,
and possibly the Terra Alta band, a
number of business floats and trades
display, local organizations, clowns
and other attractions.
Following the parade which will
disband at the picnic grounds there
will be an address of welcome by the
Honorable Grover C. Stemple, mayor
of Oakland, and band concert by
the Crellin band.
Grand lodge officers will be intro
duced and make few remarks at the
opening of the afternoon program at
LAS, followed by an address by U. S..
Senator Willard E. Tydings of Mary
land. The Gilbert-Brown Boys band
will give concert at o'clock and a
number of contests are scheduled for
4 p. M, with awarding of prizes. The
Pugh brothers will give vaudeville
performance at p. M, following
which the Plymouth sedan will be Civ
en- away.
In the evening there will be band
concerts, continuous carnival and
dancing, with a mammoth fireworks
display at $50. Park amusements
of all kinds are scheduled for the
entire day. The Weaver Park attrac-
tons of Pittsburgh, consisting of a
merry-go-round, Ferris wheel, chair
plane and concessions, will furnish
the entertainment.
There will be ample parking space
provided for automobiles and the To-
cal boy scout troop will assist in the
parking of cars. A souvenir program
is being prepared which will be dis
tributed at the grounds.
Those in charge of the picnic de-
tails this year are Edward P. Kahl,
manager; Paul Riley, chairman; and
Stanley Bond and Stanley Stahl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03
Attractions are Offered at Fay
cite County Fair

Preparations are being made for a
Fayette county (Pa.) fair at Union
town, opening on Labor Day and con-
tinuing one week, under the auspices
of the Fayette County Farm Exten-
sion of Uniontown, Pa. There will be
a polo game and fox hunt, poultry
show, flower show and other farm
product displays. Minor features are
the hog calling contest, doll, mutt day,
Shetland pony, old time fiddlers and
figure calling contests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03
HarmOnica Band at st. Peters
School.

One of the activities at st. Peters
school this season will be harmonica
band. Any pupil of the school may
join the class without expense. Many
schools throughout the country are
conducting such bands with great
success.
Sister Loyola, a new teacher on the
staff at St. Peters school, will have
charge of the class. Sister Loyola
has specialized in this work, having
had her training from Mr.. Fred. Son.
men, Americas foremost harmonica
soloist and teacher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03
To Hold Community Corn Roast

There will be a community corn
roast held in Washington Spring Park
on Wednesday, September 9, to which
all are most cordially invited.
There is work to be done before
winter and we hope every man, wo-
man, boy and girl interested in the
prosperity of our town will be on hand
to help promptly at two o'clock.
Bring any kind of tools. Mr.. Alt
stetter will direct the workers. If
you cannot come Wednesday, then
come Thursday. In event of rain the
corn roast will be the following even
ing. PARK COMMITTEE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03
HARLEY DAWSON Is MADE
EAGLE SCOUT AT MEETING
Is Tenth Member of Oakland
Troop, B. S. A, to Achieve the
Rank; 2 Receive Eagle Palms
AWARD 26 MERIT BADGES

Harley Dawson was made an Eagle
Scout at the regular meeting of the
Court of Honor of Oakland Troop, B.
S. A, held Monday evening, and APP
plications were accepted for two
bronze palms, the rank above that of
Eagle Scout, making it the most out
standing meeting of the body for a
number of months, according to Har-
land L. Jones, chairman.
Eleven Scouts of the Oakland troop
were also awarded twenty-six merit
badges.
In becoming an Eagle Scout Harley
Dawson is the tenth member of the
local troop to achieve that rank and
signifies that he has passed a total of
81 merit badges, IL of them required.
The required ones include first aid,
swimming, life saving, public health,
persanol health, cooking, camping,
civics, bird study, pathfinding, pio-
neering, athletics or physical devel-
opment.
In addition to the required number
of merit badges, scout, to receive
the rank of Eagle, must put into prac-
tice in his daily life the ideals and
principles of the Scout oath and law,
the motto ''be prepared" and the
daily good turn and must have de-
veloped and demonstrated leadership
ability.
Bernard Gender, Jr., and Ward
limbaugh, two Eagle scouts of Oak
land troop, were awarded bronze
palms, for which is required five mer-
it badges above the 81 required for
Eagle. Bernard Gender was COM
mended for his thoroughness in pre-
pairing his work for the Court of
Honor.
Merit badges were awarded as fol-
lows: Carroll Casteel, cooking, pio-
neering, swimming; Richard Gender,
lifesaving, cooking; Schell Hoye, pio-
neering, swimming, cooking; Robert
Altstetter, lifesaving, cooking; How
ard Naylor, swimming, ifesaving,
cooking; Lewis Jones, cooking, pio-
neering; Harley Dawson, lifesaving;
Elvin Imam, pioneering, cooking; Ken
meth Lawton, cooking; Bernard Con-
der, craftwork in cement, soil man.
agement, farm layout and building ar
rangement; Ward Hinebaugn, craft
work in cement, reading, soil manage
ment, metal work.
Members of the court present were
Il. L. Jones, chirman; H. A. Loraditch,
vice-chairman; A. D. Major, Donald
R. Sincell, Walter w. Dawson, DR.. W.
w.. Grant, George Il. Hanst, scout
master. ...t
Eagle Scouts
Eagle Scouts of Oakland Troop
since its organization are Robert
Stemple, James Lee, Kenneth Stahl,
McClelland Dixon, Gorge Altstetter,
Guy Gregg, Bernard Gender, Thomas
Gender, Ward Hinebaugh and Harley
Dawson.
Harley Dawson joined the local
troop in 1927 and became a first class
scout in February, 1928. Since that
time he has served as patrol leader of
the Fox patrol and at present is one
of the junior assistant scoutmasters,
having been raised to that honor dur
ing Scout Anniversary week last Feb
ruary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03

Make the town attractive-clean up
yards and gardens for Labor Day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-09-03

Pastor Shilke, of St. Marks Luth-
eran church, will preach a Labor Day
sermon on Sunday morning, his sub
ject being Labor and Life" the SER
vice to begin at ten o'clock. In the
evening he will give the fifth of a
series of sermons on Sour Friend
ships-The Tale Bearer,"-at 1880
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

center line of Texas State Highway
NO. 4, measured along said west line
of Porcion No. so; thence, in q
nortnwestery direction across Por-
cion NO. 70 tCamargo) to a point
in the west line thereof, said point
being $4,000 feet northward OF the
center line OF Texas State Highway
No. 4. measured a-ong said west
line of Porclon No. 20: thence, in q
southerly direction with the west
line OF P0rciOn No. 10 (CamargO)
2l.s00 feet; thence, in a westerly
direction across Porcion No. i8
.(Camargo) TO a point in the west
line thereof: said point being 5,lUJ
feet northward Of the center line
of Texas State Highway No. 4.
measured along said west line OF
Porcion No. rs; thence. In a west
erlv direction across Porciones Nos.
III ana rs gCamargo) TO a point In
'fhe west line o. Porclon NO. 70. SAID
point he.nz 1900 feet northward OF
center Inc OF Texas State Highway
no. 4. MEASURED a'ong said west
lire OF Fo-clon No. 70: thence, in a
lvesfcr'v direction across Porcion
No 11sAfCamargCl 20 : rr~'~t n r~~
&C., ~ ter Z sa'f ~r : fe'n~
1890 feet notlh~agd Of the center
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

and Lots I, 2, z and 8 end north
IL OF lots 3, Block 81.
5. Out OF Narciss0 Tract In VII
lacy county lots /, 2, 7 and 8 of
Block 8.
9. Out OF Raymondville Tract NO.
! in Willacy county west IL and
south 1-2 OF east 1-2 OF Lot 2, Block
1; Lots 4 and 5 Of Block 4; Lots IL,
IS and Ia OF Block g; Los 9, 10 and
ii Of Block 7 and Lots /. 2. 8. 4. ).
s, z, 8, 9, 10 and south 1-2 OF Lot
Ia, and Lot Is Of Block Q.
z. Out OF Gulf Coast Irrigation
Company's Subd. vision Lots 8 and
10 OF Block SIS.
8. Out Of Raymond Hallam Sub
division Lot 6 Of Block /. Lot > OF
Block ? and north lie OF Lot I and
all or Lot 9, Block 8.
In testimony Of all Of which wit
ness the signature OF a majority
OF the Board or Directors or said
Distr CT this the 10Th day OF June.
A. ID. 1881
Ed Couch, President
Board OF Directors.
III. r.. Yatrs. Se~retarv
Board OF Directors.
A. w. Cunningham
III. p. Gu1rra
CLAY Everhard
r. :. Robertson
Attest:
II. l. Yates,
Secretary Board on
Directors.
6-3-10-i7-3t-SV-4O9f
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

line of Texas State Highway No. 4.
measured along said west line OF
Porcion No. rs; thence, IN a south
westerly direction across Porcion No.
NO. IA (Camargo) TO a point in the
west line thereof, said point being
$500 feet ~n0rthward OF the center
line OF Texas State Highway No.
4, measured along said west line Or
Porcion No. "a: thence in a north
westerly direction across Porcion No.
Is tCamarg0) to q point IN the
west line thereof, said point being
4,IO0 feet northward Of the center
line Of Texas State Highway No. 4.
measured along the. said west line
or Porcion NO. 70: thence in a
northweslerly direction across Por-
cion No. Y CCamargo) to a point
IN the west line thereon, said point
being 1000 feet northward OF the
center line OF Texas State Highway
NO. 4, measured along said west
line Of Porcion No. 70: thence, in a
northerly direction a.ong the west
line OF said Porcion NO. y Cam
argol 4,500 feet: thence, in a south
westerly direction across Porcicn
no. n tC1margo) to a point In the
net hra thereof. sad ~~-nt being
90 feet northward Of the center
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Lozano, IT, ID. Ballard. Cities Ser
vice OIL Company. j. wv. Pigg. and
First National Bank Of Harrington.
Texas, on the above described pro-
perty as said len existed ON the
lst day OF April, 1929. against all
said defendants. !.
Given under my hand this 25th
day Of June, A. D., 1881
wv. w. BROWN
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
BY j. r. SNOEBERGER.
Deputy.
6-26-3-10-3t-4086
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

SHERTFFrS SALE
Real Estate
The State OF Texas ,
County OF Cameron }
BY virtue Of an execution and
order of sale issued out Of the
Honorable District Court OF Bexar
county, 73rd Judicial District OF
Texas, on the 22nd day Of June,
1881, by the Clerk thereof. in the
ase OF B. r.. Dittmar Company vs..
q. M Lozano, ct al, No. B-62, 1853
and to me as sheriff directed and
delivered. / will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder. for cash, be-
tween the hours OF 1000 a. m. and
400 p. N. August 4. 1881. II being
the first Tuesday in said month.
before the court house door OF
Cameron county. Texas. in the
city or Brownsville. the folio ring
described real estate: to-wit,
Lots thirteen Qs) and fourteen
u4) and fifteen 05). IN block sixty
six 1851. tn the town Of Harrington,
Cameron county. Texas.
Levied on the 25th day OF June.
1881. and to be sold to satisfy a
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line OF Texas State Highway No. A.,
measured along said west line OF
Porcion NO. II: thence. in O north
westerly direction across Porcion
No. 10 Camargo) to a point in the
west line thereof, said line being
the division line between the juris-
dictions OF Camargo and Mier, and
said point being 1,100 feet north
ward OF the center line of Texas
State Highway No. 4. measured
along said west line OF Porcion NO.
10: thence. in a northwesterly d.
recti0n cross Porciones NO. rs. "a
and rs CMier) to a point In the
west line OF Porcion No. rs, Mier,
said point being 1900 feet north
ward Of the center line OF Texas
State Highway No. 4, measured
along the west line OF said Porcion
No. rs: thence, in a southwesterly
direction across Porciones Nos rs
and IA. Mier. to a point In the west
line OF Porcion No. "a. said point
being 8 800 feet northward OF the
center line of Texas State HIGHWAY
No. 4. measured along said west
line Of Porcion NO. "a: thence in a
southwesterly direction across Por-
cion No. 70 Nfier) TO a point in
the west line thereof. said point
being 1000 feet northward OF the
center line OF Texas state Highway
No. 4. measured along said west
line Of Porcion No. 70: thence. in
a NORTHWESTERN direction across
P0rcicnes Nos. ~ and III Mier) to
the place cf BEGINNING.
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G ADVERTISEMENT

recorded I'm the minutes OF said
court IN Volume 20, pages 495-496,
in favor OF 3. F. Dittmar company,
q corporation, against defendants
O. M. L0zano and nj. B. Lozano for
the sum OF fourteen thousand five
hundred sixty-six and 43-i00 dol
lars $14.565.43), with interest
thereon at the rate CT ten per cent
40 per cent? per annum from the
lst day OF June. "A. ID. 1881. until
paid, and al costs OF suit. together
with a foreclosure Of a deed OF trust
lien against G. M. Lozarn. vi. ~.
Judgment dated June l. 1881. and
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WHIT WTOc WCAM WDBO WDAE
WXYz WSPD WoWo wMAQ KMBC
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WKRC WY WSPD WNOX XIII
6:00-Ruuclph, Pratt, and Sherman -
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6:is-ksnry eurnlg-Also wApS
KMBt WNAX KOHL XIII KFJF
WACO KFRC KLZ WMAQ WlBW
e:3o-The Manhattan Male Chorus =
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KscJ kMQN KMBC MNAX KOHL
WFBM XIII KFJF WACO KDYL XII
6:t5-Cloom chasers-Also WADC
Wink WAfU WXYZ WSPD WDSU
WOWo wFBM WBBM Wcco KNOX
7:0o-chicaao Variety Program - Also
WBRC WDSU WlSN WTAQ WFBM
WNAo WccO KSCJ KNOX VIVIAN
kOlL WiRW XIII kFJF kRLD KTSA
KFRC hDYL Kt.Z KMEC WkBW
7:30-Nationai Radio Forum - Also
WADC WHY WHOM WSPD WDDn
WIAc WDSU WISH wTAQ wFBM
WNAQ KSCJ KNON WNA% KOHL
W1BW KFH KFJF kTSA KOH XVI
KFPY kFRC KDYL XII
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WApC WHY WRCM WSPD WOOD
WIAC WBRC WDSu WISH WTAQ
WIEN WCcO kSCJ kMOX WNAX
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KFJF KRLD KTkH KDYL KLz and
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KLRA WNAX KOHL WIBW kFJF
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WISH wFEM wccO NSCJ WHIT
KMOX KLRA WNAX KOHL WIBW
KFJF WRR KTRH KTSA WACO
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WBcM wsFD WOOD WAC wBRc
WDSU WISH WTAQ WFgM WcCO
KSCI KMOX WNAx WIBW KFH
kFJF KRLD KTSA KFRc KDYL
io:oo-cuy Lombardo Orch. Also
WLAC WBRC NDSU WISH WTAQ
WFBM WCCO KSCJ KMBC WNAX
KoII; MIBw KFJF KRLD KFrT
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WAC wBRc wDsu WISH wTAQ
WFBM WCCO KScJ WNAX KOHL
WIBW KFJF KRLD
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WAX WHO'D vcKY wLw
5:i5= testers Alsq wGkY WREN
$50 - Sonata Recital ~ Also WREN
VICAR WLW KDKA KWK KFAB
and coast.
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VICAR KGO kFAB XII
WREN WHO VINO KTHS WOAI
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7.30-Gitlin Orchestra-KDKA VICAR
WJR WLW KYW WREN KWK
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s:3o-cIara. 10 and Also KDKA
e;45-Art ouintet-WJL
9.00-slumber Music-WJZ
KWK WREN KFAB WDAFKsL WIS
WTMJ WKY WHAS WSM VINO WJR
WSB WEBC WSMB WJDX kSTF
WOAI KTHS KPRc VICAR WFAA
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9:f5-Topics IN Brief-Only VICAR
KWK WREN WJR WEBC KSTP
WpAY
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WREN
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WREN VICAR KYW KWK KFAR
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