The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-11-16
SIXTY JOIN RED CROSS IN
FIRST WEEKS ROLL CALL
Drive Usually Concludes Latter
Part of Month; County Chapter
Also Makes Activity Report
CONTRIBUTORS ARE LISTED

The first weeks drive for roll call
members in the American Red Cross
has brought a total of go members
and $4,000, according to a report yes
terday afternoon from Mrs. Paul E.
Naylor, roll call chairman. The an
nual drive began on Armistice Day
and usually concludes about the latter
part of the month. The county quota
is $500.
Mrs. Naylor announced few addi-
tional solicitors, including Mrs. Leslie
Ryan, Kempton, and Mrs. Eugene
Greenwald, Friendsville, in place Of
Mrs. Foster Speicher, who is unable
to serve; Miss Gertrude Aronhalt, at
the Court House, and Mrs. VERNE
Smouse, south of Little Youghiogheny
bridge
Red Cross Members
The Half Price Store, $500. Regular
membership fee Of $1.00 from each OF
the following:
Oakland-Mrs. E. T. Tower, Mrs.
Paul B. Naylor, DR.. C, P. Berger, Mil
ler' Sanitary Market, George Littman,
Harland L. Jones, First National
Bank, Harley Dawson, Cecil Smith,
Gonder's Drug Store, Gonder's Con-
fectionery Store, A. G. Gortner, Rudy
Department Store, ]. M. Jarboe, Gar
rett National Bank in Oakland, How
ard C. Riggs, Julius Littman, Neil G..
Fraley, W. R. Offutt, DR.. M. c. Hine-
baugh, Hinebaugh's Restaurant, F. A.
Smouse.
Miss Grace Jones, Miss Grace Loar,
Miss Lottie Loar, Bolden's Undertake
ing Company, Harry Field, Edward
Offutt, DR.. William Grant, H. C. Sin
CELL Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hammond,
Mrs. Benz, H. Sincell.
f. A. Thayer, Frederick Thayer Ill,
st. Peters Convent, Mrs. VIM. NayIor,
Mrs. I. L. Shipley, Mrs. Bernard Con
der, Jr., Mrs. I. Bauer, Mrs. l. R. Rudy,
rs Melvin Kight, Mrs. S. H. jack
son, Mrs. Carl Stone, Ernest Shirer,
Mrs. C. A. Phillips, Owen Treacy, Ray
Teets, Craig Motor Company, Mrs.
Herbert Leighton, Rev. M. Sprague,
Mrs. Harry White, Lewis Jones, Dr..
A. B. Learner, Lowell LOOMS, Mrs.
Karl Kahl, Miss Helen Schlossnagle.
Report Made OF Activities
A report of the activities Of the Gar
rett County Red Cross Chapter has
been submitted by Mrs. E. Z. Tower,
chairman, and shows that during the
past wear clothing was issued to 1925
families and individuals; that eye
glasses were furnished and orders
were issued to eleven children; that
dental care had been given to eight
children, and that five children had OPP
erations for removal of tonsils.
In the Home Service for veterans,
six cases were referred to the chapter
for assistance and reports. Railroad
transportation was furnished in nine
instances. DR.. E. |. BaUmgartner gave
first aid instruction to a class Of "a
CCC members of Potomac camp, and
Miss Helen Miller, county health
nurse, conducted a class in home ny
giene and care of the sick, at Acct
dent.
The report also showed receipts Of
S1OO.0U from One-IlaI4 O1 OIL llelilo0l
during drive; $19,15 from donations
and $12 from sale Of first aid books,
a total of $191.65.
Disbursements included legalized
care for two children, $3.50; station
cry, S4.75; eye examinations and
glasses, DR.. Bess, DR.. Harry Cham
hers and Potomac Valley hospital,
SIP, Sc and $31.50; Rudy's clothing and
shoes from relief, SLABS; Warnick's
Market, groceries, $55; sewing of re-
lief materials, $825. This left bal
ance of $72.37.
Mrs. Tower said the chapter also
had received $238.55 from the tax on
Sunday admissions to the Maryland
theatre, complete report Of which
would be published in December, as
required by law The financial report
was made by j. NJ, Jarboe, treasurer.