The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02

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Phillip S. Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth Engle
Crane, Mrs. Mary Stewart White are
recorded.
Thirteen out of 1000 farmers vote
in corn-hog production program refer
endum.
Thieves were robbing farmers Of
corn, wheat, chickens, etc.
Issue Of November Z
Ella Pysell dies from gun wound at
her home near McHenry.
Over 100 exhibit at annual potato
show.
Bernard Gender named scoutmaster
of Oakland troop.
Kitzmiller wins soccer champion
ship.
Two policemen were placed on night
duty due to several street disturbances
in recent days.
County Welfare Board adopts pen
sion rules.
Deaths Of Mrs. Hazel v. Fulmer,
Miss Ethel Brenneman, Mrs. Agnes
VanSickle, Henry W. Shaffer, Milton
Lantz and John W. Bachy recorded.
Issue of November IA.
Noah Kolbfeisch charged with the
murder of his aunt, Miss Ella Pysell,
and held in Jail.
More than $500 to be paid Christ
mas clubs by Oakland banks.
Miss Helen Jones weds Louis F.
Conant, Jr.
Deaths Of Mrs. Ella Hardesty, John
Smith, Mrs. A. M. Darquenne, Lee
Uphold recorded.
Issue Of November 81.
Thirty-one pension applications
were passed by Welfare Board.
Food price range of Thanksgiving
dinner to be higher this year.
Ray Teets prepared to open for
business at his new garage on Oak
street.
Resettlement program was getting
under way in county.
Deaths Of J. Alvin Taylor, Mrs. Eth
ell Mae Griffith, James o. Hinebaugh,
Mrs. Abigail Fike, John H. Pritts re-
corded.
Red Cross membership drive was
away below quota for county.
Issue Of November 20.
State Tax Commission was con-
sidering Garrett county cases involv-
ing taxing of Mountain Lake Park
property and the Mt. Nebo tract of
land.
Hunters preparing for deer season.
/ Marriage of Miss Mary Frances Eu-
bank and Herman Meyer announced.
Mercury drops to ten degrees above
zero.
Death of Alice Virginia burst re-
corded.
| Annual financial statement of the
county was published.
There were fifteen cases of scarlet
fever in the county.
Issue of December 5.
City Council decided not to permit
coasting on the streets Of Oakland.
| Stanley Coal Company buys prop
erty Of Freeport Coal Company.
War veteran Elizie Layman held in
Jail for alleged hold-up.
Lighting contest by Rotary Club was
announced.
Welfare Board accept 141 applica-
lions for old-age pensions.
Deaths Of Mrs. Sarah Almeda john
son, James Spear, Charles Savage,
Mrs. Susan Alice Grove recorded.
Issue of December IL.
A dividend on the frozen deposits of
the Garrett National Bank of Oakland,
and First National Bank of Grants
vile, were announced.
Ellie Layman again in jail for
ruckus at Frostburg.
First payment to farmers by reset
tlement bureau.
Number of deer killed expected to
reach one hundred.
Deaths of Oscar Notes, colored;
Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Susan Alice
Grove, William Frances East recorded.
Issue of December 10
Welfare Board members deny charg-
es of Senator Friend that investigation
of relief was trying to be blocked.
Oakland churches planned special
services for Christmas season. Christ
mas season opened officially.
Miss Anna Glotfelty, former Garrett
countian, ends her life in Frostburg.
Number of old-age pensioners in
creased to 1877.
I Herbert c. Leighton prepared for
formal opening of his funeral home.
Bill Grant, Jr., receives letter from
Honolulu, sent on the maiden trip OF
the China Clipper.
Deaths of Orman T. Hickman, Rich
ard Custer, N.Y.. Victoria Rafter, Mrs.
Charles J. Emmert and Mrs. Lille c.
Humbertson recorded.
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