The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-01-04

SlOnerS.
Practice begins on aren't We All, F"
for library benefit.
Oakland banks declined to observe
the bank holiday, proclaimed by Gov
ernor Richie.
Herman E. Englehart, Mrs. Virgie
H. Cornell, Mrs. Simon Opel and Mrs.
Margaret Warn died.
Issue of March 9
Jurors find Nicola has erred in in
come report.
Garrett county jurors drawn by
Judge Doub for March term.
Snowstorm is accompanied by thun-
der, lightning and high winds.
Arrest of alleged arson gang is
made by officials.
Report shows financial condition of
city is good.
Drum corps participate in inaugural
parade in Washington.
Oakland High takes county basket
ball char pionship.
Miss Margaret Daisy Grant, Mrs.
Hilda Bernice Rinehart and David
Mosser die
Issue of March 16
Simon Orendorf's barn near Grants
vile burns; Flanagan home at Deer
Park damaged in fire.
W. R. Browning, Ed. Shaffer and
William Glotfelty are elected to city
council.
Aid for county's idle was being
sought by welfare body.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ault celebrate
fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Anti-hoarding regulations brings
out $4,000 in gold from hiding.
Mrs. Michael Lally, Mrs. Hurley
Miller, Luke ]. Casey, Edgar Eugene
English and Charles A. Guthrie died.
Issue of March %
Forty eight indictments returned by
grand jury.
Mrs. Mary Moon, Miss Tina Savage
and Walter William Wendell died.
Marriages announced were those of
Miss Rubie Fike to Ray Rodeheaver,
Miss Leota |. Fike to Ronald R. Mar
tin, Miss Elizabeth Kalbaugh to James
Rank.
Oakland Firemen close basketball
season with Is of % games won.
An extension of the discount period
on electric bills was granted by the
West Penn, on account of the bank
holiday.
Issue of March 30
Firemen ask citizens not to crowd
about fire house during alarm.
A game-fish protective association
was formed with c. W. Fraker presi-
dent.
Henry Menke was found guilty of
conspiracy and attempt to defraud,
Key streams were established for
fishing season.
Mrs. Emma Sturgiss, Mrs. Lille B.
WEIGH, Claude Livingston Wolfe, and
David Peter Martin died
Civic Club REFLECTS Miss Lottie
Loar, as president.
Issue of April 6
School Board requests $291,363 for
the year, $103,36 of this amount to be
levied by the County Commissioners.
Henry Menke sentenced to serve
years in the Maryland Penitentiary.
Kenwick house at Mountain Lake
Park, burned.
Crop production loans were made
available in State.
Married: Miss Eleanor Ravenscroft
and Earl R. Clancy; Miss Mary Fran
ces Drake and Franklin Wolfe.
Henry Isaac McVeigh and William
Griffin died.
Peas as new cash crop is seen fol
farmers of county, with extension de-
partment conducting experiment.
Baseball league organized in coun-
| ty.
Funeral services held for Nathan R
Selby.
Two hundred attend potota growers
annual meeting.
Miss Edna Marshall, Leah Crystal
Carskadon died.
Issue of April 20
Garrett county relief work on road
projects, etc, began.
Taxpayers league was seeking fur
Their tax reductions.
Deep Creek Lake was nearing capa-
city on account of heavy rains.
DR.. George E. Clarke resigns as
health officer.
Commissioners reduce tax rate tc
$1O6.
Harold Burch makes unsuccessful
attempt at suicide at Accident.
Issue of April q
William Harmon, Accident, wins
high school speaking contest.
County welfare board is organized
with C. W. Ream chairman.
H. c. Sincell elected president OF
Rotarians.