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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
church News

A complete generalization OF
lizards and officers was made al
81, Peters AME Zion church
Thursday. July 81, at 4 large
meeting OF the membership. The OF
ecers will he named in this column
next week
A musical program VIII he pre-
sented Al ST. Peters Thursday
.lulv Is. nv The Scott octeite.
windsor ont This group OF Young
ladies will visit the church Srn-
day and render few selections 80
that the people may have oprof-
tuni,v to hear Them prior 10 the
program.
Mrs Myrtle Jones, Sis2 feamsns
avenue. died at Herman h'e'er
hospital Tuesday morning and ner
funeral rites were held from St
Peters church at 2 y. m. sa'u'H"'
July rs. Mrs Jones was advanced
in age and had been = member ~
81, peters for number Of years
a coLoRED JtDct,--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
GEORGIA GETS
RID OF CHAIN
GANG BLEMISH
Incorrigibles w i'll
Be Kept Behind
Prison Walls

Atlanta AMP Removal Of he
last chains Monday from all con-
,iCts in The states rs prison
camps is expected Ia eradicate MS
notorious chain gaur system. Here
after only incorrgihles viii hs
kept behnd walls in he new TAI
nall state prison
Noi only were chains ofh,iail
removed Nondas bn regulations
then going into effect pfoA or
whipping he use of sweat boxs
and other inhumane folms Of pm
ishmcni Of the .~'4ic prison ponn
la,ion Of 900 Amos 5000 80
Negroes Thes ue me one win
tsve suffered moss from prsor
camp brutality
Public Work tamp>
IN The future these prison camps
Mill he known as public VOL
camps and The convirts vii bliit
Dads and work ON prison faer''
With only those who csnno' he
trusted 10 WORK wifhou shatniev
,onhned Youth vii be -eps eled
from hardened criminals and -
forts made 30 rehsbiliisie NJ
Young convirts
This prison reform Mss recon-
mended o Gov F.. y Rivers ar
Novemhef In emher 1881
chain gang escapes npmhefe1 a.
MANY as Ion some davs and prison
ofhcials sought permission -
ADOPT drastic methods = neck
escapes Wsfdens ssued orders ~
XIII hose irving % set away, and
aNhouch me sw prohibited vn'r
ping he law v~s overlooked
Another factor Fastening -
change Vas criticism RI GeofSi-s
chainganss h> Gov charles
Hurley Of Massachusetts early lss
fail Go, Hurlee efused 70 pef-
mi exifaa'lon Of negro convi''
found "a hi. state because OF wat
he ermed inhumsne 'reafmen' ~
prisoners
In retaliation Coy Rivers hen
psroled Neeto who had served
less mas one month ~ 10 mo1'n
sentence with he provision ha he
pass the emaininr nine months -
parole in Massachusetts,. Riyefs
then announced an annual obser-
vance in STATE prison camps ~
Hurley doy with menu con-
sis'ine OF Goldfish and baked heen>.
Last November The repor' a. =
specia hoard sindvinc he $40
nenal system was made p'iblic. -
recommendations for undermining
The system were those pm into 81
feet Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
SAGINAW
By Mrs. ". Toomey
vi Olive Church

The Rev W C Wilson OF Bald
win, Mich. preached al the eleven
o'clock service last Sundsny AZ
the Mt. Olive church The subicci
used was christian Oneness TAX
en- from the text Phil 2;l-2 rhs
Rev. Mr. Wilson also delivered
The evening message from John
1872 theme " II Jesus We've
There" Both messages delivered
b. the visiting minister we're full
OF thought and interest tspsciry
audiences attended throughout me
day.
The SUNDAY school and y r.
L. enjoyed he inspiring reports
coming from the delegates who re-
Gently returned from the sssocls-
ton.
A wide awake discussion WAS sA-
gagged in Al The r. v p. T. meet
Ing, p. M The union is making
fine progress under the alert and
efficient president Andrew Dave,
.Ir A new and splendid program
has been mapped out
Rethel Church
Miss Marjorie Casson. evangelist,
delivered a forcefu message 10 .
large audience sunday July Il
at the morning service held al
Bethel church The Voice was
the subjecf used based on ne
scripture. Be still and know lhst
| am God Several gospel nun
bers were rendered by Miss Llsks
talented gospel singer These Two
young people will conduct revivsl
services al Bethel during The next
TWO weeks
Al The evening service The Rev.
Shirley D. kinde pastor OF Sheri-
can Ave " r church ~orshipped
al Bethel.
Mrs Blanche Gibbons organs,
OF Bethel. charmed her listeners
in an organ recital given Friday
night July 10. Mrs Gibbons Was
assisted by Webster kirksey. read
err: and Mrs vica Mathis. soloisl
The program was sponsored by the
Florence Dean circle ~ which
Mrs Pearl Johnson is president
The pastor choir and congreea-
lion conducted services Al The A
". f. church in coleman. Michigan
Sunday afternoon Miss Casson
evangelist. was he speaker Miss
Moss rendered number Of voca
selections.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

NJ Conway member OF the board
Mrs. J Smith and Mrs. G. Greer
Monday night July Is. a success
full fourth and last quarterly con
ference was held at Quinn Chapel
AME church. by Rev n. A. Blake
presiding elder OF the south De-
troit district Rev. NJ r. Rhone-
nee. pastor OF Quinn Chapel AME
church was III during the last
quarterly conference. hut has done
wonderful work. Members and
officers Of the church carried en-
the work a. u the pastor was there
a. work In The erograrn
A COLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

Mrs. Dean. 10 here Tor al indefi
mite stay.
The Rev Minnie stt~srt and
Leods Lons, OF Battle Creek are
running a revival in Albion, Michi-
gan. AT the Church OF God recent
/, started by Elder = 2. stewart
OF Battle Creek
Readers. send your news items
10 your reporter MOI later than
sunday afternoon
"A coLoRsp sVpSs--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

gentlemen quite busy. and ao
mean busy Greths Roone is SUM
relying on Hamframck for her
pleasure especially barn dances.
We hear that Rernice Fiam UilI he
leaving us soon, hoy oh hov'
Woni latus Dickefson have hat
certain To- down feeling
Why is lohn oliver angry with =
certain Miss Tntner2 T. couidn
he something curtis Walker sald
or shall We say did"
a col oRrp II rt.ts--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23


~ suing Mr.. and Mrs. G n Hol-
,U'y last week were Mrs. r.
Hayes her son. Mr.. Mitchell.
W. we and daughter Of Detroit;
W Joe White and son and Mrs
Mrs J ?. Coleman OF East CAL
"a. "a, spent the afternoon recently
'',n Mrs II e. Holiday,
sanong the out OF town visitors
~ attended the Missionary meet
ss recently held at Three Rivers
u us'e Mrs. Clara Franklin. Mrs.
1. o'sarel Norris, Mrs. II. K. Holll-
r 49, MISS Maria Evans and James
.' "us'n Of Chicago. They were the
'' s.,N Of Mrs. vandyke. A deli
~ WI dinner was served by Tie
'0''''' and daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
New Grocery Opened

l. Hurley. an ambitious local
colored citizen. has opened gro
cerv store and meat market Al
1900 Commor avenue This store i
carrying full line OF groceries
and meats and i very up-to-date
kervin Crawford. graduate OF
Hamiramck High school and for
mer employee Of Dallas Slappy. Is
employed as clerk in the Hur-
ley store,
Mr.. Hurley states that he be-
lsyes in opening new opporfuni-
ties for members OF the group. II
The colored citizens patronize him
he believes he will soon he able
10 employ more OF our graduates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

Supt- NJ. 4. kopka Of the Ham
l'amck public schools notified Your
reporter this week that the lis
elimination being pracliced al he
Copernicus Junior high schools
swimming pool would be stonped
Immediately Mr.. kopka expla:ael
that he did not know OF this prob
lem and stated he was glad II had
been brought 10 his attention
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Police To stage Picnic

The Hamtramck Colored Pollcs-
mems Service clue will sponsor
their second annual picnic at me
New Forest park located at IL
Mile road and Dequindre. The pie
mic will be held TWO days ana
nights beginning. SATURDAY ju'y
q. There will be races dancing
and other smusemenis. Tickets
are on sale. ZEN cents II purchased
in advance. twenty cents at the
gate. Free parking. Transportation
will he provided, u desired TRIPS
will he made every hour rom
caniff and los. csmpau and oher
poinis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Younger Sci

4 birthday party WAS given "a
honor Of James smith last Saiur-
DAY. 4 dainty iepasi Was serve !
by he mother OF he homo ce
which consisted OF sand~iches re
cream and cake Mary and Es'e'-
Ia kepl he fun gotur with their
usual fantastic dancing anienc
hose present we're Allen Rodgers,
ESlells McDuffie Kervood Turner.
Rose Ann McDutfie Charles Les
10 Elnors Singer Willie F. Purnde-
Willie Brent. lem Edwards Iohn
shing,on F. Perkins l.avel,c
Harris, Velma Jackson Doris Pat
erson and others
wha Two girls tried 10 hide rom
their brother when they passed him
in car with some OF his friends
Maybe Brother didn't ~ani o be
seen either. He was with some ~
his sisters friends.
Dorothy Quarker plavs en- hsri
with certain girl boy iflend W
Ter dream. Don't lei your dreams
come true. Dorothy
Gertrude Browning looked yer,
sweet in her bridesmaid ontiii o.
white: HUGH Allison had 10 *
press his thoughts in ivpe writ
Ten letter.
Iusnha Gilon was disappointed
SUNDAY evening now General
don't he that way
Wonder What Vivian Gilliard
and Percy walker find so mgCE
10 talk abou in the summer scnool
economies class. clarence Hall
Is he sleeping beauty OF the class
Nhat has happened around ~
Tennessee changes galore bu for
what Anna Hall il Inc new Belle
OF Tennessee combined with Rose
Anna NcDnffie. Keep he youne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

William Brooks. l1to5 Dequindrs
street, Is in Marine hospital. SUI
ferlng from an eye-infection be-
lieved 10 have been caused hy
working IN cement. Brooks condi-
ton is reported as being tempo
rarily serious. Citizens sincerely
hope for the speedy recovery OF
this militant young leader
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Connor.HolI, NuptiaIs

Miss Ruth Holly. Of Dyar ave-
nue.. and Frank Conner, also OF
Dyar avenue, were united in we'd
lock, Saturday, July is, al s 2. m
The ceremony was performed at
Quinn chapel AME church, with
Rev. VI. J. Hendrieth officiating.
The first to enter from the rear
Of the church was Frank Connor,
the groom. and Lucius Shelman'
hest man They were followed by
the ushers. David Cooper, Edward
Conner. Robert Burke. Felix
Drake. and George Conner, all OF
whom wore tuxedos.
Next in the procession came the
bridesmaids Rosa tonnor who
wore peach taffeis; Rosaline Brady.
wearing creation OF blue: Leila
Mae chapman, in yellow chiffon;
Effie TAYLOR. in pink taffeta; Ber-
tina Smith in a gown OF pea green,
The bride was charming In a
wedding gown Of white, and car
red lovely bridal bouquet
Arthur Bellamy beautifully san :
The selection. Believe Me. " Al
Those Endearine Young Charms
accompanied by Miss Meivon
Cheeseborough al the piano
Following the wedding cere-
mony. a reception was held al the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. conner
1892 Dyar. where the Young COLI
rIe will reside temporarily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
EAST END NEWS.

Zion Baptist Church

Last Sunday mornins. Rev Who
a. preached from Thes SIS.
subject Independent Minister.
Rev. Traitor was visitor He is
100 years old
Rev Martin. Of Port Huron WI
speak at Zion Baptist next Sar-
day All are invited 70 come AMI
hear this splendid pulpit speakvf.
East Lake Baptist
East Lake Baptisi church .e-
Gently concluded a very succes sful
revival. which was conducted by
Rev Scott. assisted hy local pas
Tor REV. Gatson sixteen mem.
bers were added 70 the chufcli.
seven Of whom are candidates for
baptism on SUNDAY August :
A lovely social tea WAS gwen
sunday al the residence OF Me-
Alice Turner by Mrs Terry and
Mrs Alexander The affair was
for the benefit of Zion Bap;.s'
church Those on program We're
M Gardner, Miss Greatha Boone
Mrs Beak Rev Gsison Miss Mary
Turner Nr F'armet Mrs VI WI.
lis Mrs. Twecde Miss McDusf'c
and Rev, whoey After The p,o-
gram tea was served by The hos
iesses
Mrs l.. ! vadin ~ Tennessee
street is visiting her sister Mrs.
Msry Paflen in Guthrie Okla
homa
The Semimonlhly meeting o. NE
Fourteenth Community Progressive
club will he held Saturday. luN
% al the club house 5Ss Tennes-
see street
Due 10 The revival ~ East Lake
Baptist church. he Bible less n
was temporarily postponed bul
hereafter will continue IN s'he-
dule
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16
"Valey Of Giants, Opens at Maryland Next Week
VALLEY OF GIANTS
AT The MARYLAND
Picture Included In The
$3.50, 900 Movie Quiz
Contest

Valley of the Giants" pro-
duced by Warner Bros. in beau
tiful Technicolor, with Wayne
Morris and Claire Trevor, is sched-
uled to open at the Maryland
Theatre next Monday.
Based upon the famous Peter
B. Kyne novel of the same name
the picture tells a story typical
of the valiant fight waged some
thirtyodd years ago to prevent
the utter despoliation of Cali
fornia's noted redwood forests
by ruthlessly selfish lumber in
terests.
Graft and corruption, legal
trickery and plenty of outright
physical violence were employed
by the would-be despoilers to
gain their ends, and all of this
is strikingly depicted in the tense
and exciting course of the unfold
ment of the new Warner color
picture.
Most of the action of the pic
ture takes place outdoors and
all of these outdoors scenes were
filmed in the heart of the red
wood country, with the result that
the picture is not only an excit-
ing piece of drama but also one
of the most beautiful and one of
the most impressive productions
ever filmed. For people who have
never seen these forests of giant
trees, the film probably will also
be a rare educational treat.
valley of the Giants" is in
cluded in the $25O,000O0 Movie
Quiz Contest.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16
CIVIL WAR STORY
AT THE MARYLAND
Romantic Film of Local
Interest Starts
Next Thursday

The rOmatic story of mt. Pros
pect" and how Oliver Wendell
Holmes, later to become Supreme
Court Justice, was nursed back to
health by young girl, now Mrs.
James Findlay, of Hagerstown
will be shown on the screen of the
Maryland Theatre beginning next
Thursday according to G. N.
Payette, Jr., Warmers Bros. City
Manager.
Floyd Gibbons ran into this
interesting story of Civil War
days and decided it would make
a fine "True Adventure" film.
He asked Mrs. Findlay to come to
New York where she appeared in
some scenes and received a check
as a prize.
Holiness, son of the famous
author, was wounded in the neck
during the Battle of Antietam.
A few days later he made his way
to Hagerstown. Some of the
family living at INIT. Prospect'
noticed that young Holmes ap-
peared i'll and asked him to the
house to rest. He was kept at the
residence for three days and re-
gained his strength, so he could
leave here and meet his father at
Harrisburg.
This adventure short, the title
of which is '"The Fighting Judge, J"
will be seen at the Maryland
Theatre next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday with the feature
film4 my Lucky STAR" starring
Sonia Henie.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16

William NORM, formerly of this
city, now of Orlando, Fla, is Wis
iting friends here.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Beard, Way
side Ave, are spending the week
end with their son, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Richard Beard and family, Lans-
dale, Pa.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16
Say You Saw 1t In The Globe
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VAN SERVICE

Local and long distance hauling.
Carbaugh Van Service, Inc. 10 S.
street, Phone 1871.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16
MRS. WHITE IMPROVING

Mrs. Fred White, East Avenue,
who has been seriously i'll, is i'm
proving.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hose, VesteI,
N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hoover, Williamsport.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-09-16

Read The Globe Ads!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
ADVERTISEMENT
To The Voters of Garrett County

In offering ourselves candidates Republican
ton for the office of County have hestanc
asking strength of the
the that
disclosed articles have been vcious attacked
by made two of the county
the and citizens of the county Because of his pretended
dsappova he feels that should be returned
support because anything that
the
office and proud of record and
briefly accomplishments during administration
the financial affairs the We
have e the made ga p @ @ all mes a Many n @
prSPy and had to wait nsdeTa time to get their mGRey Of M
county existing buildings
new school building at Gransv provided the
sanitary toilets the Accident school building have completed the con
made practically school building in the
entire county.
Gude his budget the sum Of annually the PROVE
@ nd u of for e R s9 oea WI" this out the
F0URTHDung administration sixtyodd miles of farmo
of further road building within the several that will add
FFTHDurng ncumben had deal with serious
with but little help State funds have Obligations
the unemployed and the needy under most adverse conditions We have
all times been conscious the needs of the entire county We wish to
that been placed the because of recently enacted social
make These mS needed without any increase the tax rate
pledge the that enomnd and reelected
in years Of ncumbency.
We believe that the that had County Commits
returned to office promise to out program of road building;
newly pledge
further mind at all times the Importance of exercising
of the affairs the county and keeping the tax rate at
minimum consistent with good government in the
YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AT THE
PRIMARY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
JOHN W. HERMAN
VIRGIL. T. STEYER.
Advertisement authorized by the candidates. John W. Herman and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
Proceedings OF The Board Of
Education

At a recent meeting of the County
Board of Education, a resolution was
considered for determining the mini
mum wage rate applicable to workers
to be employed in constructing adj
ditions and making alterations to the
Oakland and Kitzmiller school build
ings. This is in accordance with the
requirements of the Public Works
Administration.
Orval WEIGH was appointed one Of
the three trustees of the Friendsville
school, supplying the vacancy caused
by the death of DR.. A. J. Mason. DIR.
Mason had been a trustee for over 25
continuous years. Arnold Fox and
Ray Mccullough are the other two
trustees of that school.
The resignation of Llewellan Bloch
err as trustee of the Grantsville school
was accepted.
Two contracts were completed with
German Thayer for transporting pu-
pills to Oakland from Deep Creek
bridge and from Deer Park to Oak
land by way of Sand Flat.
The following contractors for trans
porting pupils were reported to the
board as having purchased during the
summer all-steel, modern and of ample
size, school bus bodies, there being Is
of them running as follows: three by
the Casselman Motor Company, Of
Grantsville; Albertus Beeman, Jonas
Beachy, Edward S. Moran, Arthur
Fitzwater, Wilmer Margroff, Paul
WEIGH, Ernest Gortner, Lester Bit
finger, Emmett Friend, Glenn Goeh-
ringer, Earle Glotfelty, Harry Nichol-
son. These buses are now being used.
Bids for installing heating plant
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
Grove Reunion

The first Grove reunion was held
at Colonial Inn on Route 40, six miles
west of Frostburg, on Labor Day,
with over 500 attending. Music was
furnished by Cowboy Ray and His
Gang, of Cumberland. There was al
40 singing by the Grove quartet, of
Finzel, four sons of Roy Grove. The
largest family represented was Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Grove with 12 children.
Five states were approximations
sylvania, Virginia, West Va, Ohio,
ana Maryland. There were two fami-
les, Of four generations present COM
prising Thomas j. Grove, Roy E.
Grove, Fred Grove and Baby Fred, of
Finzel; the other was Henrietta
sCrowe) Murphy, Frostburg; Quincy
A. Murphy, Robert w. Murphy and
Robert Selby Murphy, all of Friends
vile. The oldest person was Mrs.
VIM. W. Grove of Mt. Savage, who
IS 81 years old. She gave airecitation.
The youngest was Baby Evans, of La
Vale. 6 weeks old.
Officers elected were Roy E. Grove,
IF Finzel, president; Denzel Grove, of
Frostburg, vice president; Quincy A.
y Murphy, Friendsville, Secy-treas.
Eugene Grove, Meyersdale, historian.
The next reunion to be held at the
Colonial Inn the second Sunday of
August, 1889. -. .,....'
The first Grove came over on the
Nayfower and settled in Massa-
shusetts. The Grove house built in
1864 is still standing. ...,....
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
AVHTON

Several people from here attended
the Grove reunion held at Colonial
Inn on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Fike attended
the Labor Day picnic held at Oakland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Friend and
members of their family spent Sun
day and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Broadwater.
The Merrill reunion was well at
tended on Sunday. Relatives from
Mt. Pleasant, Masontown, Uniontown,
Oakland, Cumberland, Westernport,
and Piedmont were present.
Albert Robson went to his school
near Baltimore on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Workman, Frost
burg, is back at the Avilton school
again for the school term.
Miss Helena Stark was calling on
the burst sisters Saturday.
Mrs. George Brown has gone to
Frostburg to spend some time at her
daughters, Mrs. David Emerson.
While there she will take treatments
from DR.. j. C. Cobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Reckner, Mr..
and Mrs. John Reckner and children
were guests at the o. S. Fike home on
Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoda Fike, Mrs. Anna Kelly
and family spent Saturday night with
their brother, Jesse Merrill, and.
family.
Miss Pauline Dixon returned to her
home at Friendsville on Monday after
spending ten days here with her uncle
0. S. Fike, and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08

FOR RENT-Bedroom; only ladies
apply. Mrs. Anna Smouse, SO Penning-
ton observation-disclosures 23-tf.
FOR SALE-Heatrola good as
new. VIII sell cheap. B. R. Hahn,
Crellin, Md.-Ad. 27-6t.*
FOR SALE -McCormick-D eering
Tractor and Thrasher. J. F. Ours, Mt.
Lake Park, Md. ADV. 27-4t*
SPECIAL - Wholesale prices to
picnicS, bazaars and reunions on soft
drinks. Orange Crush Bottling Co.,
phone BIN. Oakland.-Adver. lift
FOR RENT-Two or fve-room
apartment in Hopewell Cottage, Mt.
Lake Park. See Mrs. Eichelberger at
Gonder's Confectionery, Oakland
Advertisement 28-3t.
FOR SALE-Farm of 26A acres,
about two miles south of Crellin, Nd.
known as the O'Haver or Hutchinson
place. w. A. Hauser, Oakland, Md
Advertisement 25-tf.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING-Or-
der now and save money. We have now
used Berloy Galvanized sheets for %
years and know of none better. Let US
figure your job put on complete by eX-
perienced men. Mutual Phone 28-G-31.
J. S. WENGERD, Salisbury, Paid
vertisement 5-tf.
FOR SALE-W. Albert Groves
Farm, 581a acres along Sand Flat
concrete road, IL miles from Deer
Park. Five-room house, barn, ETC.;
fruit; nearly all cleared land; cleo
tricity and telephone accessible. Easy
terms. Inquire Potomac Joint Stock
Land Bank, 639 Munsey Building,
Washington, D. C.-Adv 28-2t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
VOTE FOR
HORACE P. WENTWORTH

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