The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-01-05
SUMMARY OF 1882 EVENTS
TAKEN FROM PAPER FILES

from Pennsylvania to be tried on
charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses and larceny of goods.
County graded schools have high
est percentage of attendance in
| Maryland.
Deaths of Mrs. George Keifer,
Leila Lint, Charles M. Menear, and
Mrs. Alvin F. Getty, recorded.
Home economics classes at high
school serve hot lunches to students
and faculty.
Marriage of Miss Margaret Leigh
ton to w. Day Mullinix solemnized.
Issue of February 18
Sixty attend Maple Producers ban
quet at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. John O'Brien succumbed in DR..
McComas' Office.
Four members of local fire COM
pany hurt when apparatus overturns
on Mt. Lake Road.
Casselman and Peerless lead school
attendance.
Republican begins it's fifty-sixth
volume.
Scout anniversary ends with over
night hike.
The thermometer reached a new
high mark for February at "a.
Issue of February Is
Sixty attend tree planting cere-
mony at Washington spring.
Over 300 attend Pythian anniver-
sary.
Farm dwelling of Mrs. Clark De-
Berry destroyed by fire.
Deaths of J. Frederick Reinhardt,
Mrs. George W. Custer, and Charles
E. Wegman, recorded.
Masonic and Eastern Star banquet
attended by over 80.
Bicentennial song reprinted,
"Father of the Land we Love-"
Issue of March 8
Lester Winters and Miss Louise
Gray, married at Fairmont; Holice
Reams and James Austin Sanders
married in Oakland.
Deaths of Harriet Elizabeth Kim
nell, Mrs. Sarah Ann Savedge, Gil
bert Moon, and Mrs. Minnie C. Rich
ardson recorded.
Oakland A. A. defeats Rowlesburg
twice and Aurora once in three
games played.
Boys band concert from WMMN
well received and preparations made
for broadcast from KDKA, Pitts
burgh.
Issue of March 10
Members of Boys Band are held
snowbound in farmhouses upon re-
turn from Pittsburgh broadcast.
Severe snowstorm hits county.
Reports show financial condition of
city good.
Legionaires have turkey and bean
banquet.
Marriage of Miss Lavinia Root to
George w. Cassell, on February %,
announced.
Deaths of John Haines, Frank J.
Folk, Mrs. Myrtle Olive Kelley, Mrs.
Sarah A. Combs and Albert Bush
recorded.
Oakland High wins championship
of county but is downed by Allegany
High of Cumberland Al to 20.
Issue of March II
Grover Stemple chosen mayor for
second term; Walter Hardesty, R. c..
McComas and R. 7. Thayer elected
councilmen.
Elementary schools Of county first
in attendance in state.
Relief committee aided by plan of
Rotary club "Share a Neal barrels.
Mt. Lake Institute plans gather
momentum.
Issue of March "a
Sixty-two indicted by Grand Jury;
charge delivered by Judge Sloan.
Utterback appointed mayor of Mt.
Lake when Clayton resignes.
Prospects bright for annual yard
and garden contest. Civic club to
sponsor planting of 1000 trees.
Rev. Waybright concludes ministry
at Red House.
Prohibition officers nab fifteen in
series of liquor raids.
High wind strikes Oakland and
broken windows, ETC., result.
Deaths of Frederick Burkhard,
Frank T. Baker, Mrs. Carrie Lee
Wright, and Mrs. Jesse G. Laraway
recorded.
Olson's Sweds defeat Oakland A.
A. 44-26.
Issue of March 81
School Board requests $460,386.06
for 1928.
Heaviest storm of year hits county
Sunday; 16 inches of snowfall is re-
corded; travel is difficult.
Arch Spiker struck by auto and
instantly killed.