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


Bonnie Louise Schmidt and Mrs.
Sophronia Murphy die.
Miss Margaret C. Myers weds Ezra
C. Walbert.
Issue of September 81
Allegheny Tableland music festival
held at Camp Dawson, on Cheat river.
Tonsils Of thirty-seven are removed
at clinic conducted by health officer.
Family of seven can live on $3.50
per week, according to relief worker.
Grace Whetzell injured in wreck
near Weber's. Is dragged from car
and left in field by Clarence Lantz,
driver, who fled.
Garrett National Bank opens for
business.
James w. Walter died.
Issue of September %
Mt. Airy Canning company COM
pletes pack of 5000 cases of corn.
Rev. Patterson is returned as pastor
of the local NJ. E. church.
Scarlet fever and paralysis cases
appear.
Postponed X. of P. picnic held.
Four new fire towers were to be
erected in the county.
One high school girl spends $500
in three years.
Mrs. Carter heads American LEGION
auxiliary.
Horace Coddington injured in fall
from house top; Mrs. Dyche Grayson
seriously injured in car accident.
Mrs. Ernest Hardwerk, Mrs. Mollie
S. Schroeder, Leon Patrick Helbig,
William Owen Wilbur, Mrs. Mary
Brown, and Mrs. Byrd Brock died.
Issue of October
County Agent declares county had
good growing season.
First National bank of Friendsville
prepared to open.
Yard-garden contest prize winners
announced.
Mrs. Daniel E. Offutt, Mrs. Mary
H. Stevens, Edward c. Manown, Mrs.
Jennie F. Smouse, William Jankey and
Thomas E. Pendergast die.
Hog cholera outbreak was reported
from feeding garbage from C. c. C.
camp.
The first frost of the fall season was
reported.
Senator Coad visits here but calls
on more Republicans than Democrats.
Issue of October IL
More than rs prizes were ready to
be awarded at Halloween celebrotion
Miss Alyce Albright weds Melvin
Kesner; Miss Altha Leigh Beecher
weds Guy o. Yutzy; Miss Helen Har
vey weds Harry Bittinger; Miss Rob-
bia Hunt weds James Coddington.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| C. H. Browning dies.
Issue of October 10
Unemployment service to open
| Office here.
Tableland Fair opens in Pittsburgh.
Oakland High places 7th among cat
tie judgers.
Floyd Leighton slightly injured
when car is struck by train.
Mrs. Lucinda Merrill, Sidney H.
Sommerville, Mrs. NJ. S. Brenneman
Earl Simpson, Louis D. Fairchild
Samson Savage, and Theresa Shaffer
McRobie died.
Health Officer says scarlet fever in
county is mild,
Issue of October 26
DR.. S. H. Romesburg, Uniontown
dentist, killed in wreck near Bear
Creek, Accident.
One hundred register at reemploy-
ment office the first week.
Boys Band parades and broadcasts
in Pittsburgh.
Two c. C. C. camps are moved to
warmer climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Garrett, Deer
Park, celebrate 10th wedding anniver-
sary.
Rev. William E. Parrish, Truman E.
Upole, Mrs. Louise Blocher and
George H. Falkenstein die.
Temperature was 16 above with
! slight snow furry.
Prizes in annual potato show total
$1,000.
Issue of November 2
Alvie Wilt, apprehended after a
years search, is peppered with buck
shot attempting to escape from his
home.
Charles Kelly and son produce
615.8 bushels of potatoes upon one
acre of ground.
Sixty-two are examined by ortho-
pedic surgeon.
Paul Ulman, representative of Fed
eral Land Bank, locates here.
Hundreds parade at Halloween
celebration.
Mrs. w. R. Gregg, Mrs. j. R.
Smouse and Mrs. Martha A. Yost die.
DR.. Metzger addressed 1902 at F. F.