The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-02-04
FLOOD RELIEF DONATIONS
REACH $1,233 IN COUNTY
Organizations Liberal; More
Than 300 Persons Contribute

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The amount given to the American
Red Cross for flood relief was boosted
to $1,233.78 during the past week by
citizens in Oakland and other parts of
the county. The amount donated was
made possible by the liberality of var
ious organizations, which included in
addition to those printed in this paper
last week the following:
Kitzmiller Boy Scouts, $500; Am
ish congregation of the Gortner Union
church, $50; Garrett Lodge, No. 113,
Knights of Pythias, $25; Accident
High school, 5000; Grenville Lewis
and Staff CCC No. 81, $3.50; Pas
tors Aid Society of the Oakland Luth-
eran church, $40; Mrs. Loraditch's
Lutheran Sunday school class, So. The
Selbysport school, Miss Jennie Tim
ney, teacher, contributed 1887, col
lected from 25 pupils. Returns from
some sections of the county have not
yet been sent in.
Grantsville's report shows active
work in that section. The sum of $475
of the entire amount to date comes
from the liberal people of that COM
munity, as shown by the report printed
herewith.
More than eighty-five individuals
contributed this week to bring the
total number to about Its during the
two-weeks period in the vicinity
of Oakland. In addition to the
names printed last week, are the fol-
lowing:
S. C. Winters, Sue Porter, Mrs. Silas
C. Beachy, Mary Jane Porter, F. H.
Field, D. j. Swartzentruber, j. B. Lit
man, ]. M. Jarboe, H. C. Riggs, Mrs.
o. S. Ridder, Baity Ridder, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Gender.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Fraley, Walter C.
Savage, Veronica Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Wright, H. V. Leighton,
Edmund Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Rudy, Community Store, Princess
Shop, Harris Store, Shaffer's Jewelry
Store, Hardesty's Beauty Parlor, R.
L. Emory, Frances E. Kershner, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. McWilliams.
w. S. Friend, Mrs. w. S. Friend,
Wilbert Ridder, Mr.. and Mrs. D. R.
Amman, Mrs. D. w. Dodge, Mrs. Mary
Mosser, A. E. Dodge, L. M. Fraley,
w. R. Browning, Joseph Hinebaugh, H.
E. Yoder, B. C. Scott, F. P. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Friend, Alice M.
Campbell, A. D. Naylor, Mrs. Dwight
Ashby. Il
Stanley Ashby, Lester Yutzy, Mrs.
Ernest Ashby, Mrs. Harold limbaugh,
Mrs. Baker, Floyd Carskadon, R. T.
Thayer, William Chisholm, Harry L.
Miller, S. F. Hamill, C. E. James, T.
C. Bittinger, Mrs. A. D. Harvey, Rev.
and Mrs. Wesley Harvey, Lucinda
Kolbfeisch, Icie G. Friend, A. P. San
ders, Anna Louise Connell, Mrs. C. S.
Refs, Pleasant Refs, A.. L. Walters,
Irwin Custer, Mrs. Irwin Custer.
Mrs. A. w. Helbig, Mrs. r. S. JAM
ison, Leila Mosser, Gorge L. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Canaan, Fannie B.
Thayer, DIR. E. 1. Baumgartner, Rev.
w. S. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Fike, D. J. Petersheim, Carrie Wiles,
Hobart Harvey, c. R. yelling, Ruth
MacMurray, G. E. MacMurray, Mrs.
M. G. Williams, Jennie Freeland, j.
Frank Browning.
The report of names and amount
was compiled by ]. M. Jarboe, local
treasurer of the Red Cross and in
cludes donations to Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8.
Grantsville Is Generous
Grantsville generously opened it's
heart and pocketbook to aid the flood
stricken people along the Ohio.
The Boy Scouts gathered a truckload
of clothing and canned goods on Sat-
urday morning in conjunction with the
members of Earl H. Opel Post, Amer
lean Legion, Salisbury, Pa.
Miss Viola Broadwater, district
chairman of the American Red Cross,
and Harvey Gortner, Legionaire, have
received to date the sum of $475.00.
The Office personnel and employees
of the Resettlement Administration
contributed $125.17; Harry L. Yom-
mer, $50; Motor Service Company and
employees, $50; New Germany CCC
camp, $3.50; Grantsville school,
$26.37; Stanton's Mill, Casselman Mo-
tor Co. and employees, $25; Captain
Lester Lupus, SIS. Other donations
from $40 to 81 include Grantsville
Garage, William Winterberg, Miss
Kate Bannatyne, S. M. Yoder, Luth-
eran Sunday school, Methodist church
school, Girl Scouts, Keyser's Ridge
Creamery, DIR. T. o. Broadwater, Mar
shall FRESHMAN, Stewart Stahl, Birdie
Warwick, Arch Burdock, Mrs. Althea
Beachy, Reformed Sunday school, ].
F. Fahey, Yoder & Yoder, George C.
Houck, L. c. Morrison, c. H. Bill, Mrs.
John Zehner, Henry F. burst, Mrs.
Fred. Livengeod, Harry Hoover, DR..
N. R. Davis, W. L. Thomas, I. L. Huff,
H. F. Broadwater, A. Emmons War
nick, N. U. Broadwater, Milton R'oda-
mer, J. R. Gnagey, Mrs. Frances KEEL
Ter, Glen L. Miller, ]. j. Bender, Stew
art Rodamer, Mrs. j. U. Stanton, Mrs.
w. L. Thomas, H. j. Bender, Dorothy.
Younkin, Iva Klotz, Alvin H. Yoder,
Ethel Broadwater, Mrs. Ella B. Kel-
Ter, Viola Broadwater, Ruth c. KEEL.
Ter, George Simpson, Dallas burst,
John H. Folk, James Wilson, Mrs.
John H. Folk, Stanley Grove, Floyd
Miller, Jason Wilburn, Marx Layman,
Arthur Resi-, Richard Burdock, Jar
Wis Resi-, L. B. Schaefer, M. w. Schae-
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