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


West Virginia and several arrests oc.
Cured.
City planned to fill in dead Pond
and clean Yough river.
Deaths of Mrs. Blanche S. Haulen
beck, Andrew M. Duckworth, Levi:
Lon Garlitz, George S. Glotfelty arc
recorded.
Camps were opening here with
large enrollments, Camp Minnetoska
Carey School for Boys, and others.
There was no independence Day
celebration in Oakland.
Issue of July II
Mt. Lake Election held minus ques.
ton Of tax.
Fifteen hundred excursionists from
Pittsburgh were expected at Mt. Lake
Park.
Melvin Hoover, Jennings youth, was
arrested for staging one-man riot.
Cannery reported largest pea croI
in history.
Streams stocked with $4,000 fish.
Route 81 changed to U. S. Route
PIG.
Governor selects W. E. Yutzy as as.
sistant service officer in Veterans or.
ganization.
Deaths Of Nelson H. Fooks, George
Samuel Glotfelty, George F. Brown
Peter P. Gortner, Ephraim Beachy are
recorded.
Issue Of July IS
New telephone system installed il
Oakland. Mayor Stemple makes frs
call.
Crellin wins first half of baseball
league.
Gilderoy Whorton dies in wreck
Clarence Paugh held on extortior
charge.
New Welfare Board named to ad
minister FERA funds.
Deaths of James Jackson Kemphfel
and Mrs. Grace Suter recorded.
Issue of July Is
E. A. LeMasters arrested on extor
ton charge.
Maryland seed potatoes are ranked
with other states following tests.
Boys Band awarded first prize Of
$500 in parade at Johnstown.
Deaths of Edward M. Spedden
Frank Wilt, Mrs. Annie E. Spiker
Mrs. Daniel Baker, James H. R
Broadwater, Mrs. R. E. L. Allen re-
corded.
Issue of August 1
Sheridan Armholt, IA, Swanton, was
in serious condition from gun WOUND
inflicted by companion.
Boy Scouts begin annual encamp
ment.
Recreational areas of the county
were attracting many visitors.
Deaths of Herman E. Swartzentru
Der, John Wesley Calhoun, Mrs. Ruth
Brooks, Mrs. Mary X. Dorsey, record
ed.
J. W. Jackson was prepared to oper
his new store.
A shake-up in the State roads en-
ployes was started.
Issue of August s
Truck license war called off by
Maryland and West Virginia.
Nevada Paugh, Barnum, loses life
on rails.
Summer Mission school at Mt. Lake
Park closes successful session.
Deaths of Alvin Rodamer, George
William Runner, Leonard Schell, Grant
Harshbarger, Michael McAndrews
Mrs. J. W. White, Mrs. Catherine
Frickey recorded.
Ordinances pertaining to milk, keep
ing hogs within the corporate limits
and prohibiting the sale of fireworks
in Oakland, were discussed by Coun
Gil.
Issue of August Is
Seventy-five hundred attend Table
land festival programs.
Farmers participate in potato tour
High school teachers of county are
named.
Conservation chief and senator diff
fer on boat placed on Deep Greek fol
DR.. McComas.
Temperature reached 80 degrees
the hottest of the year.
G. Bates Chaires named new roac
official.
Deaths of Mrs. Lula K. Shaffer anc
Wade Miller recorded.
Issue of August %
Bobbie Madden captures mems sing
les title at Mt. Lake; Miss Frances
Grimes takes women's singles.
Two men posing as federal officials
flimfam old people eligible for old agt
pensions.
Red Cross establishes first aid sta
ton at Chimney Corner.
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