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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-08
Coming,

Coming,
Riders OF The Rockies, 23 " Hour
Leave, Make A Wish Quality Street,
The Singing Marine, Ever Since Eve,
The Emperors Candlesticks, Wee
Willie Wrinkle
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-08
"Let 1t Lie We've
Never Had a Fire"

He delayed adjusting his fire
insurance to the full insurable
value of his house and It's con
tents. And, with like indiffer-
ence to danger, he neglected to
clean up that pile of rubbish in
the cellar. SO, he learned by
bitter experience the twofold les
son of Fire Prevention Week
(Oct. 3-9): help prevent fire -.
and protect what you have with
adequate insurance.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Capt Wheeler. a native of Ohio,
had made his home in Washington
for the last 80 years. coming here to
work for the Washington Steel and
Ordnance Co. He was a veteran Of
the anish-American War, the
Philippine Insurrection and the
World War. serving as a captain in
the Army Ordnance Corps in the lat
ter.
After the close of the World War,
he became associated with the local
brokerage firm of w. B. Hibbs and
Co., where he continued until his
death. Capt. Wheeler was member
of the Chevy Chase Club and the
Sons of the Revolution.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Mary
Corey Wheeler formerly of Pittsburgh,
Pa. his brother Charles v. Wheeler
and two sisters, Miss Mary Y. Wheeler
and Mrs. Thomas Clark Brown all Of
this city. Another brother. Capt.
George Y. Wheeler. died two weeks
ago.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
MAJ. FOSTERS RITES
SET FOR SATURDAY
Retired Officer Succumbs in Colo.
rado-Burial to Be in
Arlington.

Funeral services for Maj. Charles
w. Foster, As, U. S. A., retired, who
died last Saturday at Denver, Colo.
will be held next Saturday at 9 am.
in Walter Reed Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. Oliver J. Hart, rector of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
and H streets, will oficiate
Honorary pallbearers will be Lieut..
Coils. Harold r. Bull, Cleveland H.
Bandholtz, William o. Ryan, Harry
c. Ingles, Charles Milliken and Rob-
ert w. Strong.
Maj. Foster was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Medal and the
French Croix de Guerre, with palm,
for his World War service overseas.
He was brother of Mrs Wallace
De Witt, wife of Brig. Gen. De Witt,
assistant to the surgeon general. sta
toned at the Army Medical Center
here. Maj. Foster was retired in
January, 1928. due to disability.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
WATERMAN FUNERAL
WILL BE TOMORROW
Retired Public Health Service
Official Victim of Heart
Attack.

Funeral services for Jason Water
man, 6S, United States Public Health
Service ofhcial, will be held in the
First Congregational Church at
pm. tomorrow.
Mr.. Waterman, who died Tuesday
at his Office of a heart attack, was
Junior administrative assistant to the
assistant surgeon general in the sani-
tary report and statistics division of
the Public Health Service. He lived
at 1903 Evarts street northeast.
Long active in the Masonic fra
ternity, Mr.. Waterman was past
master Of the Washington Centennial
Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. serving as master
in 1918; was past patron Of Cathedral
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star and past grand patron of the
Order of the Eastern Star in the Dis
trict. serving in the latter Office in
1919. He also had been secretary Of
the Centennial Lodge for 10 years,
until 1881. He belonged to the Scot
tish Rite.
He was a member of the Society of
Mayfiower Descendants and the First
Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
LAST RITES TOMORROW
FOR THOMAS J. SULLIVAN
Retired Employe Of District Gov
ernment Died Tuesday
at Home

Funeral services for Thomas Joseph
Sullivan, 80, retired District govern
ment employe, who died Tuesday night
at his home. 627 Emerson street, will
be held at 8 am. tomorrow in st.
Gabriels Catholic Church, following
Evening star., 1937-01-14
JOINT RITES SET
FOR d BOARMANS
Crazed Father and His Three Vic.
tins to Be Buried
Tomorrow.

Joint funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning in the Boarman
home, Queens Chapel road and East
ern avenue, for the four members of
the family wiped out by the crazed
frenzy of the father, Corbin c. Boar
man, retired employe of the American
Telephone g. Telegraph Co.
Boarman, his wife, Anna Francis
Boarman. 60. and two of their chill
dren, Margaret Mary Boarman, 26,
and William Francis. 81, University
of Maryland graduate student, are
to be held together.
After services at $50 am. at the
residence, a mass requiem will be held
at st. Anthony's Church, Twelfth and
Lawrence streets northeast, at 10 am.
Relatives and friends will attend
the services, which will be followed by
burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Members of Alpha Gamma Rho,
University of Maryland fraternity to
which Francis Boarman belonged, will
be among the pallbearers. He had been
active in social affairs during his at
tendance at the university, and last
year, while studying for a masters de-
gree in agricultural economics, was
president of Alpha Beta, honorary
scholarship society, and the Student
Grange, an organization of agriculture
students.
Prince Georges County police closed
the Boarman case today. which ended
when the father threw himself in
front Of a freight train near the home
where he had killed his wife and two
of his children Tuesday night. An.
other daughter, Mary D. Boarman, rs,
was recovering in Sibley Hospital from
a bullet wound in the arm inflicted by
the father before he killed himself.
Her fiance, William F. Ryan, Is, of
2612 Twenty eighth street northeast,
was specifically wounded when he
approached the home as Boarman
fled.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
INAUGURAL BALL SET
BY INDIANA SOCIETY
Gov. Townsend Among Officials
Invited to State Event
Wednesday.

Gov Clifford NJ Townsend heads
list Of officials invited to attend an
inaugural ball to be held by the
Indiana State Society Wednesday
Evening star., 1937-01-14
100000 Given Exhibition.

Baron Nufdeld, British multimillion-
aire, has given 100000 to the guaran-
tee fund for the Empire Exhibition to
be held in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1898.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

A special train will bring Indianans
to Washington for the Inauguration
ceremonies and the ball.
The ball will begin at 10 o'clock.
with music being furnished by Phil
Iampkin's orchestra. At II o'clock a
formal reception will be held with
the honor guests heading the receiv-
ing line.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
John M. Hogan, 208 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast; Mrs. P. j. Maloney,
Alban Towers Apartments. or Mrs.
Frederick A. Ballard, 1906 A street
southeast.
with. s., -
Evening star., 1937-01-14

brief services at the residence. Burial
will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Sullivan retired about 10 years
ago after many years. service as car.
riage and wagon builder for the Dis
trict.
He is survived by four sons. Capt.
J. A. Sullivan, commander Of No. 4
police precinct: Detective Sergr.
Thomas ]. Sullivan, William F. Sui
livan and Richard c. Sullivan, the
latter president of the Sullivan Chev-
rolet Co.; three daughters, Miss Cath
crime C. Sullivan, Mrs. John P. Dunn
and Miss Agnes v. Sullivan; 13 grand
children and great-grandchildre
Evening star., 1937-01-14
COL. JOHN A. BARRY
WILL BE BURIED HERE

Funeral services for Col. John A.
Barry, 81, Cavalry, U. S. A, who died
Sunday at Fort Meade, s. OAK, will
be held at IL am. Saturday In Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Chaplain
Ralph c. Deibert will of1iciate. Burial
will be with full military honors.
Honorary pail bearers will be Brig.
Gems. Hamilton S. Hawkins and
George H. Cameron, both retired;
Coils. William w. Gordon, George B.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
WHEELER FUNERAL
RITES TOMORROW
Services Will Be Conducted
at Home-BuriaI to Be
in Arlington.

Funeral services for Capt. Harry
Marshall Wheeler, 66, will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at his home, 1908
Tracy place, where he died yeSter-
day. Rev. DIR. Albert j. Mccartney,
pastor of the Covenant First Presby-
terian Church and Rev. DR.. Ze Barney
Evening star., 1937-01-14

night at Ward
man Park Hotel,
it was announc-
ed today by Rep
resentative Louis
Ludlow. pres l.
dent of the So
ciety.
Other guests
will include for
mer Gov. Paul
v. McNutt. Sem
atOrS Frederick
Van Nuys and
Sherman M ! n
ton and men,
q
bers of the In
diana delegation
In the House
Evening star., 1937-01-14
Colds Require
Internal Treatment
Father Johns
Medicine Builds
Natural Resist
ance From
Within.

Father Johns
Medicine has been
used for more than 80 years to fight
of colds from within. It shortens
nine colds out of ten by building
strong natural resistance.
Children like the taste of Father
Johns Medicine, and it agrees with
their digestion. 1t is entirely free
from alcohol or harmful drugs in any
form. Be prepared-keep it on hand.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Hunter, Adna r. Chaffee, Joseph A.
Baer, Guy Kent. Ned 3. Rehkopf.
Warren T. Hannum and John z.
Munroe.
Col. Barry was an internationally
known horseman and had participated
In horse shows and exhibitions of
horsemanship in many countries. He
was widely known in this city, where
he had served several tours Of duty.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Marble Trade Cheered.
Marble exports are expected to In.
crease in Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Belgium plans careful expansion Of
tobacco growing.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

T. Phillips. rector
of the Episcopal
Church of the
Epiphany, will Of
hciate. Burial will
be in Arlington
National Gene
terry.
Honorary pail
bearers will be
Charles J. Brand,
Robert S. Yard,
j o S h ua Evans,
H e r ert LIE e
Smith, lie Roy
Eakin, Richard
Hatton and Rob-
ert Holloway.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
UN ~GUARDACOSTAS SALIO
PARA CUBA CON LA CO.


Cumpliendo 6rdenes de " a.
shington sali6 aver de aqui, lie
vando para Cuba una gran cas-
adad de correspondence, el
gnardacostas federal Nemesis.
La correspondence iba a trans
portarla ell vapor Cuba, que no
pudo hacerlo ipor la huelga de
su tripulaci6n.
Aver mismo qued6 soluciona
do ell conflicto, por la interven
ci6n de la secretarfa del ira
bajo, Y Ell Scuba" saldra ma
mana por la tarde, a las cua-
tro.
Los sacos de la correspoa
dencia seran entregados hoy
por.la tarde en- la Habana.
FL Nemesis sali6 llevando .
SD bordo al administrator dc
correos E. Wall Y al superin
tendente Harrison.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
Pare Cuba


Terminada Ia huelga que i'm
pidi6 la salida para la Haba-
ma del bonito vapor Cuba, de la
Compania Peninsular Y Occi,
aental, embarcarap manana
microbes, con ohjefo de paSar
les vacaciones de verano en- la
capital Guiana, la distinguida
esposa de nuestro particular
amigo ell DR.. Ismael Angulo, y
sus hijos Henry e Ismael Jr.
Tambien los muy estimados
esposos Bonifacio Y Angela Va
lero, con su sobrino Rafael We.
ga, embarcaran manana Y las
senoritas Marina Sanchez, Ofe
liza Alvarez y Marta Quesada.
Otros amigos nuestros, Be :
nigno Gonzalez, Francisco A :
lonso, Enrique Soler Y Luis Ar
m~enteros, con su hermanita
Concha, Sc encuentran entire
los que tomara pasaje manana
a bordo del Cuba.
A todos feliz viaje y muchas
diversiones.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
LAS A~CTIVIDADES DE LAS
NACTONES FASCITAS EN-
ESPANA
IViene de La 1a.l

WV W. Ae<
Sin tai escuadra, la situaci6n
geografica excluye la posibili-
dad de mandar a Espaha una
fuerza expedicionaria.
Hacienda frente a 10 que
considera la genuina amenaza
del fascismo, los comunistas
deben emplear tacticas sutiles.
La marea del fascismo oblig5
al comunismo, hace dos aaos,
a modificar su posici6n radi-
calmente y buscar ell apoyo de
los socialistas Y liberales.
Russia busca aliados contra
ell fascismo y ell gobierno espa-
mol que ahora combate por SUI
existencia, es uno de los pro-
ductos del cambio de tactica
de Moscou.
Ell Kremlin todavia abriga
la esperanto de que algo pue-
da hacerse por medic del Co.
mite de No-intervenci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
RECUPERADOs los A D
VERES DE LOS NINOS

A las IL horas de b1squeda
.fueron encontrados aver los ca
daveres de los cuatro ninos de
Tampa que Sc ahogaron en- la
playa de Clearwater, ell domin-
go por la noche.
Ell cuerpo de Alice Palmer Sc
enc6ntr6 en- Little Pass, a 300
yardas del final de Ia isla; ell de
Betty 10 Boatwright fue locali-
zado por un aeroplano del 60
bierno y extraido por Herman
Trent; Ell mismo aeroplano en-
contr6 Ell cuerpo de C1audell
Chase, y Ell cuarto crerpo 10 re-
cogi6 I'm bote en- Ell que iban
Fred v Roy Wood Y Mike Solo
mon, de Clearwater.
La Sra. Boatwrigh continda
mejorando Y esperase que reco-
ibre por complete Ia salud.
No Sc Ina fijado todavfa la fe-
cha del entierro.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
picnse prO~Arnsuasnsia


ina basaa satiaa &c lirapie-
BIS sc aio 8 los terTenos de- par
Que SIS Columaa 81 lpassdAI
domingo p6r Dos enthusiasts
slmpsSssaores aesaa gran fies
u eae e4eamk 81 comite Pro
AnbulAncia i que tendra VI
rificacivo el domingo proximo
Neeesltsdo de un mayor cui
dsao, Ell pargue q Que nos refe
rinos. Ell mas pr6ximo q nues-
tra urbe. luelra Ell domingo co
mo 81 manos de hadas Sc hubble
ran tornado Ell trsbajo de rea-
liar la obra.
Grscias mil, q los abnegados
que tal interes Sc toman por
Ia causa noble del envio de una
ambulancia al frente leal es-
panol, va que los miles Y miles
de visitantes al parque La Co
lumna" podran pasear por sus
linderos sin tenor a que sc les
estropeen los trajes.
e nbullo que reina para
la fiesta del domingo es colo
sal, S; nprecedente. Els verdad
que los aninos cada vez Sc e.
xaltan mas contra la barbarie
que la r1atanza de indefensos
ninos, mujeres y ancianos re-
presenta.
FL programa de la fiesta Pro
Ambulancia esta calcado en- ell
mismo molde que los anterio-
res, ofrecidos por nuestras So
ciedades. Esto es almuerzo y
bale, con entretenimientos di-
verses V algeria desbordada.
Los precios, va Sc han publ
cado en- otra secci6n de este
dia.gio; pero los repetimos,
S1.25 almuerzo y entrada. Los
nifos pagaran rs centavos.
La entrada a los terrenos pa
"a los que no tengan papeletas
de alrnuerzo costara solo Csc.
Con respecto a la transpor-
taci6n no Sc ha determinado 10
que habra de hacerse; pero sc
anuncIara antes del sabado.
La Comisi6n espera tan gran
afluencia de pGblico que orde-
no la construction de una nue.
va glorieta para ell bale, la mis-
ma que sirvi6 en- los terrenos
de Plant cuando La Verbena
del Tabaco, Y que ha sido do
NADIA para los fondos Pro-Am-
bulancia.
Fstupenda la fiesta que Sc
prepare.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

los dos primeros puntos de la
proposition inglesa, pero consi-
deran que Ell numero 8 no es 10
suficientemente fuerte.
Virgilio Gayda defiende ell
envio de armas y municiones a
Franco, en- tono encrlbierto, v
dice que estaciones de recluta-
miento para el gobierno de Va
lencia funcionan abiertamente
en- Perpignan, Francia, por don
de Sc realiza tambien un gran
contrabando de armas Y NUM-
clones.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
Haga algo para los
Dolores Periodicos

Tome Cardui para los dolo-
res de las funciones de Ia
menstruaci6n. Miles de muje-
res testifican que las ha alivia-
do. ST Cardui no remedia sus
dificultades mensuales, consul
tie al medico. No siga sufrien-
do Y demore ell tratamiento
para prevenir la dolencia.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolores,
Cardui ayuda a f~ortalecer ell sistema
complete contribnyendo a que las mu
jeres obtengan mas fuerzas de srs
slimentos.
Cardui es una medicinal puramen-
to vegetal que puede eomprar en- Ia
droguerfa y tomar en- Ia ass. Sc pro-
nuneia "Card-u-i".
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
ITALIA ACEPTA EN- PRIN-
CIPIO BL PLAN DE IN
CAFETERIA

Roma, JUNO Sci conde Cha
no, ministro de relaciones exte-
riores, recibi6 al enlbajador i'm
giles, Sir. Eric Drummond, y le
inform6 que Italia acepta en-
principle todos los puntos de Ia
proposition britannica para ga
rantizar Ia seguridad de los bu-
ques de vigilancia en- las aguas
de Espaha. Al mismo tempo Ell
conde hizo ciertas "observacio-
mes" que consisten en- que cada
buque tiene Ell derecho a defen-
derse y responder al ataque.
Dfcese que la replica de Ale
mania en- s~fntesis, sera igual
a la de Italia.
Italia y Alemania aceptan
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
p Ell SENADoR
ANDREWS QUE LA COR
TIE SUPREMA Sc COM
N DE II MAGISTRA-
DOS

Washington, JUNO 8.-Ha ST.
do bien recibida por muchos Sc
nadores una proposition del Sc
nador Andrews, de la Florida,
uue aumenta a II ell n1mero de
magistrates de la Corte Supre-
ma. Varios de los hderes esti-
man que en- 1ltimo case ell pro-
veto obtendra la a~probaci6n
del presidente Roosevelt. An
drews es tambien autor de una
enmienda constitutional que dis
pone la retirada de los magistra
dos del tribunal supreme a la e
dad de rs amos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
UNION DE COCTNEROS
lSr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.

.Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.
Amigo Manteiga: A raiz de
haberse constituido 81 Comite
Pro-Ambulancia, sc solicit6 por
medic de La Gaceta la coopera
.ci6n de ayuda a la Union de Co
|cineros v Dependencies al obje-
to preconcebido, y como dicha
fiesta esta pr6xima Y ningdn
personaje del Comite Sc acerc6
a la representation de esta u
MON, es Ell porque hacemos esta
llamada a tempo para 81 es de
necesidad nuestra cooperation,
estamos dispuestos a cooperar
con toda la MEDIA de nuestras
fuerzas; este en- primera, Y en-
segunda, porque hay un deter
minado grupo de individuos dis
puestos a cooperar con todas
sus fuerzas a la obra emprendi-
da; pero es de necesidad que
con tempo Sc nos sefale ell ira
que debemos realizar, v no
esperar a la Ultima hora ell ha-
Quedamos a la disposition del
Pro-Ambulancia.
Yhor City, JUNO 8, 1887.
Union No. IO4
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
Ell GRANIZO DESTRUYE LA
COSECHA DE TRIGO

Hollis, Oklahoma, JUNO 8.
Una tormenta de granizo a.
fect6 un area de 200 millas,
perjudicande la cosecha de tri
go en- 100000 bushels. Las
perdidas Sc calculan por los
campesinos en- $1,525,00O. FL
granizo lego en- algunos luga-
res a una profundidad de seis
a ocho pies.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

Convaleciendo de la riesgo-
sa operation que lie fue prac-
ticada dfas pasados en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano,
Sc encuentra ell estimado j6ven
Juan Bernaldo, muy querido
entire sus amistades por su deli
cado caracter y su correction
de persona formal Y educada.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
establishments.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
WlN NNN

do donaiRgo con ohleto &c pa
sar unss euantss semanss W-
Tsnd9 sa pyincipsles lugsres
saeei6n las EataFass
ael Niagars, Ia Sra. Vio@ Zig
gio Y Ia Srta. Teresa MARITIME.
De fsmiliss RESIDENCES de q
ia ciudad, Tnuy pop1lares = es-
timaaaS, les deseanoS toda ella
sc de regociios y satisfaceic.
Ines durante su a0seneia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
PIDAN Los RECIBOS

Supiicamos a nuestros lecto-
res tengaa la bondad de pedn.
los recibos de page a los repar
tidores.
Haciendolo nos cvitan incors
veniente a nosotrcs y a los g
p~artidores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
Otra ~abnegada

El sacerdocio del cuidado de
los enfermos 10 ejercera en- 10
successive la delicada v muy a.
mable senorita, nacida en- Tam
pa, Esther Alfonso, que ACADIA
de recibir su titulo de enferme
"a en- ell hospital Good Sama-
ritan", de la ciudad de Cincin-
natl.
BESIDE que cursaba sus estu-
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
ERA UN TRAIDOR A RUSSIA
Ell MARISCAL GAMARNIK
Sc Suicid6 Ell din 81 de Mono

Sc Suicide ell d6G 81 de MGyo
Moscou, JUNO Sal maris-
cal I B. Gamarnik, asistente CO.
misario de defensa y I'm MEM
bro del Comite Central del par
lido Comunista ,se lie acusa hoy
de realizar acciones de espiona-
je vendiendo la patria a los i'm
perialistas alemanes Y japone-
ses. Gamarnisk, que tenfa 43 a.
nos de edad, Sc suicide ell dia 81
de mayo.
Los cargos contra 81 apare-
cen en- ell periodico "Pravda" y
Sc cree dictados por el Kremlin.
mo podran contener nues-
tros enemigos, dice ell peri6dico,
eel victorioso progreso del So
Wet. Seran aplastados sin mise
ricordia y sus ladronescas aspi-
raciones esvarcidas al viento.
La espada vengadora del prole-
tariado caera sobre aouellos que
tratan de desgarrar la patria Y
roner en- nuestro cuello ell yugo
del faseismo aleman o japon&s".
Los enemigos del pueblo han ST.
do descubiertos, al igual "que Ell
degenerate Trozkista Gamar-
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
SECCION DE PROTECTION
Y AUXILIO DEL CENTRIC
A

Por orden del Sr. Presidente
y acuerdo de la Directiva Sc
cita a Junta General Extraor-
dinaria para ell Microbes 9 del
c%orriente, a las $50 de la noche
en- Ell Edificio de Ybor. Sc Su-
plica la asistencia de todos por
tratarse de un asunto importan-
te.
FL cooa-ofoa.;o
La gaceta., 1937-06-08
De Vacaciones

De Vacaciones
Para la "Babel de Hero,
apodo simpatico de la populo-
s. New York, salieron ell pasa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

lies de baChillerato en- 81 ms
4 nillsbcrough. de esta ciu
80 mostraba Esther inelina.
a vessig la tega blanca de
ID enfeqnacFs, censagrando su
&ees&eaA y c0idados al ser
uasie ae Ia hGsaanidadSeliea
aa.
AhoTa Q0e corae premio 4
sus constantes estaaAs = dedi.
cacion oil serVieio practice Que
eierci6 en- el hosatal Good
Samaritan regresa q esta ein'
dad, donde sus amantes pa
dres, los esposos Domingo y
Marina Alfonso resides aesdt
hace muchos amos, probable.
mente comenzarA a ejercer 81
profession e9 alguno de nues
tros h~ospitales. .
Nuestra congratulaci6n a E:
Their, felicitando de paso a l6
padres de tan foble e intsliger
tie senorita por ell honor que pa
ra ellos significa su triunfo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

Entire los mejores.
Yarmouth Ventosa
Hecho en- Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-08

Ell SeeretM-io.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-10-07
NEW GERMANY

Repairs are being made at this time
on both of our local churches. The M.
E. church has been freshly painted and
the interior will also be repapered.
The interior of the Reformed church
has been painted in lieu of being re-
papered. Other improvements are to
follow Immediately.
Raymond Dietrich was a caller at
the Arthur Broadwater home on Sat.
Iurday evening.
Mrs. Alice Swauger is visiting rela.
tives near Swanton.
Miss Edna Duckworth attended &
teachers meeting at Grantsville last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Broadwatel
and family, of Salisbury, Pa, visited
S. L. Otto and family on Sunday at.
ternoon.
Willard Otto is at the present time
engaged in trucking coal from thu
Joel A. Beachy mine to Cumberland
and Frostburg.
Miss Lulu jenkins spent Tuesda!
evening with Miss Ruth Stephen.
Mrs. Parker Warwick and daughtel
spent the weekend at Elbow will
Mr.. Warwick. % :...
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Saint Peters Parish Plans Bas
ketball Team a

Plans were made to inaugurate 6
basketball team to represent St
Peters school, Oakland, at a meet.
ing last Friday. The new team will be
made up Of boys now at St. Peters
school as well as some boys who are
now attending the local high school
The Sisters of Mercy, who conduct
St. Peters school, are cooperating tc
get the team organized.
1t has been arranged with the high
school authorities to hold practice
games at the high school gymnasium
one night each week. AS soon as q
schedule can be worked out games will
be arranged with other teams of the
county.
Henry W. Hecomas, j., is the man.
ager of the newly organized team
which will be made up of the following
boys: James Hesen, James Helbig
Paul Fazzalari, Robert Hesen, Ray
Lambert, John Murphy, Albert Wolfe
Edward Lambert, Lawrence Gender
Frank Fazzalari and Stephen Coffey
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-10-07
Legion Post Holds Meeting

Members of Proctor Kildow Post,
No. II, American Legion, held their
regular meeting on Monday evening
at eight o'clock in the City Hall. Pres
ent were eighteen members. Joseph
Gender presided at the installation of
officers for the current year. those in
stalled being H. G. Riggs, commander;
Irwin Rudy, first vice-commander; A.
G. Hesen, second vice-commander;
Stanley Stahl, finance officer; 1. Faz-
zalari, sergeant at arms. Other elected
officers not present who will be INSTALL
ed at the regular meeting November
first, are Edward P. Kahl, adjutant;
Delbert Davis, chaplain, and yelling
ton Yutzy, service officer.
Members of the Post were glad to
welcome Bob Martin into member
ship.
Members attending the National
convention made brief remarks.
After the business session, members
of Council Joined the group for re-
freshments.
All service men of the community
are invited to attend meetings which
are held on the first Monday of each
month.