The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-10-28
PRIZE LIST COMPLETE FOR
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION
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hundreds more to watch the fun and
merrymaking.
The complete list of prizes, the DON
ors and how they will be distributed
follows:
The Donors
Those donating prizes include Con-
der's Pharmacy, w. A. Gender, Bit
ner & Stahl. Gortner's Store, Bill Glib
son, S. B. Aronhalt, A. D. Naylor &
Co.. Piedmont Grocery Co., Orange
Crush Co., Bells Studio, F. A. Smouse,
S. C. Winters, Oakland Pharmacy, B.
|. Gender, Warnick's Meat Market, A.
W. Helbig, Lloyd C. Liller, Blue Ridge
Oil Co., Miller's Meat Market, j. M.
Kaufman, Community Store, Oakland
Hardware and Furniture Co., Reckard
& Glotfelty, Harris Store, Sturgiss'
Pharmacy, Treacy's Cash Store, Ow-
ems Beauty Salon, H. C. Sincell, A. G..
Hesen, Shahan's Garage, Imperial Ice
Cream Co., Whites Garage, West Md.
Power Co., Monheim Produce Co., Guy
2. Gregg, Krause Garage, James Faz-
zalari, Hamill's Stationary Store, j.
W. Jackson Co., A. & P. Co., Owen 7.
Treacy Richfeld Service Station, Oak
land Roller Mills, Dessie's Beauty
Shop, Auto Electric Service, Harvey
Mustard, Hardesty's Beauty Shop,
Suffer Electric Shop, Hill Ice Cream
Co., Shaffer's Jewelry Store.
Those giving cash prizes are E. A.
Roth, N. I. Broadwater, S. Neville, E.
Townshend, Sport Adams, The Repub-
lican, DR.. B. f. Selby, Green Palm
Restaurant, R. F. Booming, George
Kerins, N. C. Fraley, R. L. Coffey, S.
H. Jackson, Paul L. Ulman, Sharps
Motor Co., Herbert C. Leighton, DR..
H. W. McComas, Grover C. Stemple,
J. C. Renninger, Jr., R. L. Kercheval,
Joseph Hinebaugh, w. E. Shirer, w.
R. Offutt, F. A. Thayer, w. r. Brown
ing, Welch's Taxi, Oakland Sales Co.,
Orange Crush Co., S. F. Hamill, Shat
fer's Taxi, L. NJ. Fraley, Mrs. c. D.
Bosley, William-James Hotel, J. w.
Glotfelty, DR.. NJ. C. limbaugh, Boil
den Undertaking Co., Half-Price
Stores, A. T. Matthews, Guy Hine-
baugh, Paul Stockman, DR.. w. w.
Grant, Jones and Dawson, Riders
Radio & Electric Co., Coffman-Fisher
Co., Bertha Warwick, Oakland Bak-
ing Co., D. E. Offutt, Browns Store,
Leighton Brothers, Mountain Demo-
crat, The Pines, McComas Insurance
Agency and the Coca Cola Bottling
Works.
Ladies
Best old-time lady's costume, bed
spread; most comic woman, necklace;
most original costumed woman, sham
poo, finger wave and manicure; fat
test woman, cannon bath towels; most
elaborate costumed woman, table
lamp; tallest woman, mirror; best
woman impersonation, Coty's COM
pact; best colored woman, bottle oil
shampoo; shortest woman, pair hose;
best school marin, toilet article; best
Spanish costume, sack flour; best Mae
West, sack flour.
Men
Best tramp, bottle hair tonic; best
Uncle Sam, quarts Pennzoil; best
clown, half soles and heels; best col
ored man, 2 gallons oil; best cop, auto
mirror; fattest man, auto scat cush-
ion; tallest man, OTIS. Gulfpride oil;
best dressed man, 2 gallons germ pro-
cessed oil; most original costume, neck
tie; best costumed hunter, cap; best
pirate, bottle hair tonic; most comic
man, 5 OTIS, Penn Amo; best Spanish
costume, 2 gal, oil.
Boys and Girls
Best boy with dog, book; best boy or
girl with pony, weeks pass to Mary
land Theatre, best Shirley Temple, l
Blu. fancy apples.
Groups and Others
Oldest car in parade, 5 lbs. grease;
best Aunt Jemima, enamel kettle;
most original attraction, $3.50 in mer-
chandise; best family group, ham;
largest family group, basket grocer
les; best old fashioned costumed fami-
ly, basket assorted fruit; best Negro
couple, 10 lb. table meal; best farmer
family, sack Sunnyfeld flour; best
Amos m Andy, $500 in merchandise;
skinniest couple, sack -four; most COM
ic couple, sack buckwheat flour; pep
piest couple, case ginger ale; most
grotesque costume, sack flour; largest
girl scout troop, gal. ice cream; sec
ond largest girl scout troop, 1 gal. ice
cream; best ghost, sack buckwheat
flour; best devil, $1.00 merchandise.
Dance Prizes
Compact, electric toaster, shampoo
and finger wave, camera, blllfold, and
$500 in cash prizes.
Cash Prizes
More than $4,000 in cash will be
awarded to organized bands, fire de-
partments and drum corps; $1,000 in
cash to boy scout troops; $500 for
organized groups, $1,000 for floats;
$500 for decorated automobiles.