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

third at state contest, with William
Wildesen third in Individual honors.
A popularity contest staged by high
school students gives Bud Lohr and
Virginia Fraley each four places on
the list.
Issue of May IL
Planting of crops in county handi.
capped by rain.
Achievement winners during Boys
Week are guests of the Rotary club.
First R. F. c. payroll is distributed.
Marriages: Mrs. Sara Sterling to
George NJ. Brown; Miss Lois burst
to William Elijah Howell, both of
Swanton.
Mrs. Minnie Deitle dies.
Issue of May 10
Robert L. Wilson takes own life at
Kitzmiller.
Samuel Bowman commits suicide
after killing his son, aged years.
Rev. C. A. Shilke reelected vice
president of Lutheran Synod.
Married: Miss Nellie McAbee to
William Henry Holtschneider.
Anna Bell Brant, Mrs. Henry G.
Weber, Frank Bill, Mrs. Helen Mary
Richter, Thomas Little, Sr., died
County high schools prepared to
award diplomas to 1856.
Issue of May 25
Two groups of forest men arrive in
county.
Stuart F Hamill made president of
school board.
Garden seeds given out to about
1000 persons.
Eldon Fike was painfully burned by
ignited gasoline.
Mrs. Marion Gilmore Lawson, Rev.
Jacob w. Miller, D. D., died
Theresa Mckenzie, 10, was injured
when struck by car at Long Stretch.
Issue of June l
Graves of war dead decorated and
Rev. David Trimble makes Memorial
Day address.
Twenty-eight girl scouts registered
for ensuing year.
William Myers, Homecoming, jailed
for trying to clip farmers hair.
Firemen's convention is held here.
Mrs John Murphy breaks both arms
in fall from window.
Miss Goldie Garlitz and James
Joyce are married.
Patrick Rowan died.
Issue of June
One hundred twenty-nine Garrett
county young men leave for training
in C. C. C. camps.
People in twenty-five communities
were at work on 80 RFC projects.
Oakland High wins in 18th annual
track meet.
City Council donates to Boys Band
and library.
Herbert Groves, a small child, was
| attacked by d rooster.
William B. Miller, Mrs. George
Brown, William F. Custer, Mrs. Lydia
Savage, and infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Kahl died.
Issue of June Is
Eugene Gibson, Is, browns in the
Potomac River.
High school diplomas are awarded
Six-weeks' mining class begins at
Kitzmiller.
Authorities investigate death of
Richard Harvey, found dead near the
town of Shaw.
A killing frost is ruinous to crops
of many farmers.
Playford Ramsey elected head OF
the local Knights of Pythias lodge.
Deep Greek Lake contained more
water than at any previous time.
The ]. w. Jackson Company store
opens.
Marriages: Miss Nancy Franklin
to Harold Milton Knots; Miss Emily
Bolginano to William E. Miller, Jr.
Issue of June %
City Council adjusts water rates.
RFC funds benefit 5000 within the
county.
A tramp sets fire to box car tC
keep warm. Local fire department
puts fire out and tramp is placed in
local jail
James A. Enlow, Edward James and
Mrs. Eliza Foye died.
Miss Eleanor Townshend weds STAN
ley Miller; Miss Anna jeanette Binge
weds Rev. Howard Amick; Miss Cor
inthia Caldwell marries DR.. Eldreo
Roberts; Miss Thelma Radaker WEEDS
Herbert M. Polling.
Deer Park postoffice rating reduced
to fourth class.
Issue of June 20
Fourth of July celebration gets I'M
der way.
Lorenza Rulings, Steyer, fatally in
jured when struck by board.
Flowers and shrubbery were being
stolen from local properties.
Bernard Garrett, D. c. Feather and
George w. Moon died.
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