The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-01-04
Mrs. Leah Sincell, Mrs. j. Edward

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Issue of July 13
! George Wilson, forestry corp wor-
ker, is manned under train.
w. A. Gender recommended for the
chief appraisership of home loan
group for this section.
Mrs. Eva Marion Arnold dies.
Issue of July 20
Permanent Improvements being
made at C. C. C. camps in the county.
W. w. Dawson elected head of the
local bar association.
Mayor Stemple talks to Rotarians
concerning city's needs.
One hundred ten pay income tax in
Garrett county.
Okey Allen Savage and Margaret
Jane Bray died.
Plans were being made for the an
nual All camp, Boy Scout camp and
annual tennis tournament at Mountain
Lake Park.
Issue of July 81
Capital stock of the Garrett Nation
al Bank oversubscribed.
Miss Virginia B. Johnson, Graham
Moore Weeks, Francis Thomas Casteel
and Mrs. Albert Carl Fuller died.
Elliott Harvey, aged years, was
trampled by horse at his fathers
farm and was seriously injured.
Arrangements were made to have
Dean C. Dutton give a series of lee
lures here.
Issue of August
Large liquor plant confiscated near
Mason school; five arrested.
DR.. Eugne c. Peck named health
officer for the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Brooks Deveny, of
Fairmont, painfully injured in an au-
tomobile accident near Red House.
Kenneth Stullenberg, aged 16, was
drowned in the Potomac River.
Miss Hazele Garlet weds Olin Har-
desty.
School board announces scholarship
winners.
Thomas Carroll, Mrs. Sarah A.
Mason and Mrs. Mary C. Mitchell died.
Oakland Boy Scouts are active at
annual encampment.
Summer School of Missions declared
successful.
Issue of August 10
Relief workers stated that relief
would be continued this winter in Gar
crit county.
| Sixty-three fields of growing pota-
toes passed inspection for certifica-
ton.
Floyd w. Groves, miner, accident
ally killed by shot from gun in hands
of Foster Daniels, a companion.
Rev. C. A. Shilke dislocated shoulder
in fall from apple tree.
The Mayor and Council join NRA
and increase wages, reducing working
hours.
Issue of August II
County's campaign to reemploy job
less begun.
Meetings scheduled for wheat con-
troll program.
September jurors drawn by Judge
Sloan.
Girl Scouts leave for summer camp
on Deep Greek Lake.
Mrs. John Connell, Abe Bray and
Carrie Ellen Knox die.
Log church cornerstone laying at
tended by three hundred persons at
Altamont.
Issue of August "a
Five stills discovered and five ar
rested in series of liquor raids.
Frank Broida and Miss Margaret
Carspecken win singles title in tennis
tourney at Park.
Ellis Rhodes falls from surf board
on Deep Creek lake and in drowned.
Swallow Falls C. c. C. camp named
best in the district.
Plan underway for cemetery i'm
provement.
Corn, buckwheat and other crops
are damaged by rains and wind storm.
Mrs. Martha Jane Tichnell, Mrs.
Sara Addison Thorn die.
Hoyes homecoming attended by
more than five hundred.
Issue of August 81
Welfare board plans child extension
work.
Twenty three rams bring average
of $13.89 each at sale.
School teachers are appointed for
ensuing year.
Court of Honor awards ISL merit
badges to scouts in largest meeting
ever held here.
Miss Mary Virginia Wilson weds
Robert C. Miller; Miss Alice E. Ru-
pert weds j. Willard Newton; Miss
Thelma Bean weds David Whip; Miss
Helen V. Harvey weds Paul P Mar
tin.
Issue of September
Miss Ethel Miller is named new re-
lief worker for this county.