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

bed of various accessories.
Garrett county Jail maintains its
rating for appearance and cleanliness
Half-Price Stores move to Dixor
building on Second street.
Issue of September 5.
Students enrolled in Oakland school:
totaled 1853.
Downpour of rain mars Labor Day
celebration in Oakland.
Heavy demand was expected fol
hunting licenses.
Deaths of Isaac Allen Erwin, vii.
liam Jacob Brown, James J. Maroney
Walter A Fairali, were recorded.
J. Frank Browning was named clerk.
collector for town.
Issue Of September IL.
Grand jury brought in an indict
ment charging Philip Duckworth with
shooting his son-in-law and daughter
with intent to kill.
Many boys and girls begin studies
in higher branches Of learning.
Deaths of Mrs. Mary Eggers, Chas
C. Porter, Carl McClintock were re-
corded.
Issue of September 10.
Rams at sale bring average price Of
$1744.
Welfare Board protests against dis
eliminating wage scale.
Small coal mines in county are be.
ing developed.
Frank Nett, Is, was fatally in.
jured in a mine at Shallmar.
Deaths of Mrs. Theodore A. Kaese
Bernard CLANCY recorded.
The Oakland Supply Company was
taken over by S. C. Winters.
Issue of September 26.
Weeks brothers were declared guilty
of manslaughter in connection with
the death of Gilderoy Whorton at &
point on the Accident Oakland high
way near Oakland when the truck Of
the former crashed into the machine
of Whorton.
Sentences were pronounced by the
court upon those who had been founc
guilty of crime.
Negro from Clarksburg shot in al
attempt to rob the Coffman-Fishel
store in Oakland,
Absence Of killing frost was aiding
farmers in their fall work.
Crellin wins baseball championship
of the county.
Deaths of George S. Wilson, Mrs
Margaret D. Selby, Amos M. Umbel
Mrs. Mary Catherine Umbel, DR.. Chas
]. Fazenbaker, Mrs. Coda Warwick
Miss Cora Layton were recorded.
Issue of October 3.
Negro prisoner in Jail spills the
beans" on the Coffman-Fisher robber.
les.
Garrett county leads in oats produc.
ton in Maryland.
Rev. W. S. Patterson was returned
as pastor of St. Paul's NJ. E. church
in Oakland.
The anticipated killing frost ar
rived.
Trio of Gypsies frisk aged couple il
Swanton; are arrested.
Deaths of Timothy Gilmore, George
Edgar Purnell, Russell M. Garrett
Frederick E. Falkner, Mrs. Catherine
Anna Ross were recorded.
Announcement was made of thu
marriage of Miss Catherine Moore
Clearfeld, Pa, and William E. Egg
gers, Of Oakland.
Issue of October 10.
County's assets exceed liabilitie:
by $4,000.
Reservoir not to be built this year
Council states.
Boys Band takes first prize at Ell
kins Forest Festival.
County experienced first snow o:
season.
Deaths of Mrs. Mary E. L. Kitzmil
der, Wilmer Teets, Mrs. Joseph F
Frantz, Mrs. Anna C. Goehringer re-
corded.
Issue of October II.
Edwin C. Hamill shoots himself
dies in Cumberland hospital.
Paul Friend, Benjamin Friend ant
Orval Bittinger, dafrymen, placed or
dairy association honor roll.
Garden contest winners receive {
number of prizes.
Charles D. Bosley succumbs in &
Cumberland hospital.
Tallest tree in Maryland, 1859 feet
found on farm of John Merrill, thi:
county.
Harry Bittinger, Lon Hardesty, ser.
'iously injured in wreck near Finzel.
Deaths of Wilmer Teats, George M
Kitzmiller recorded.
Miss Jacqueline Lockyer weds Ed
win Elias.
Issue of October "a
Hog cholera outbreak occurs neal
CCC camps.