The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-29
Officials Heartily
Thank Contributors
To Red Cross Fund
Money Continues to Be Received
BY Local Chairman-COunty
Went Over Top Last Week

Heartiest congratulations to those
who assisted in putting the Red Cross
War Fund campaign over the top
were extended this week from w. w
jefferson, regional director of the
eastern area of the National Ameri-
can Red Cross in letter to Mrs. Paul
B. Naylor, campaign chairman for
this county.
Mrs. Naylor said that money was
still coming in and that many more
names were added to the list Mrs.
Naylor last Thursday morning re-
ported the county over the top with
$4,121 ,48.
Mrs Ernest Liller, solicitor of Third
street, turned in $4,000 with Leighton
Brothers garage and employees giving
$60.50, $4,000 of the amount being do
mated by the company and others
being Paul Calhoun Alva Leighton,
John Kloepful, George Right, Peter
Miller, Carol Hahn, William D.
Reese, Ralph Leighton, Gilbert Right.
Others on Mrs. Liller's list included:
Mrs. Nette Thrasher, Miss Beulah
Loughridge Miss May Loughridge,
James Fazzalari Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Liller, C. f. Sharps, Garrett Temple
No. II P. S., James Savage, Robert
Bradford, Fred Beasley, Mrs. Hugh
Tcets, Mrs. Truman Casteel, Mr.. and
Mrc I olonl both PaIyr,nnH Mr.
ray, Mrs. Harold Rock, Employees of
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Earl D. Peter
son.
Mrs, Ray Teets, Mrs. Joseph Hine-
baugh and daughter, Barbara, Mrs.
Evelyn Wolf, Mrs. Virgie Jones,
Mance's Market, Vonda Hoye, Mrs.
Robert Bradford, Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Mrs. Fred Glotfelty, Paul
Dewitt, Imperial Ice Cream Co., Miss
Elizabeth Beckman, Mrs. James Fazz-
Atari and two daughters, Ann and
Ella, Charles Queer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Gender.
Mrs Samuel Aronhalt solicited
few more donations:
Misses Marion and Elizabeth Lcary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spear, Miss
Virginia Davis, Miss Margaret Canty,
Harry Stemple.
Mrs. J. J. Ashby finished her solicit
tation by adding names of Mrs. Don
aid Sincell and Arthur Lawton and
family. The amount from Penning-
ton street, Oakland was $5l25.
Mrs. Alyce A. Kesner, of Accident,
has another report of the St. Johns
Church of the Cove Missouri Synod:
Mrs. Elizabeth Mallou, Rudolph
Mallou, Conrad Oester, Gertrude NAL
lou, Oscar Hartman. The lions Evan
gclical Lutheran church of Accident,
gave S33.70.
Miss Ethel Broadwater, of Grants
vile hands in another check, this time
for $72.95. F. H. Diehls name, of
Grantsville, leads the list with $4,000.
Other contributors were: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Yommer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay L.
Miller, Grantsville Community Club,
Yoder and Yoder, Mr. and Mrs
George D. Edwards, Henry j. burst,
Mr. and Mrs. Ohio F. Fike, Avilton;
Howard F. Broadwater Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Glotfelty, Glen H. Yoder, Mrs
Cecil Stanton Mrs. Daniel Klotz, Mrs
Harry Mckenzie, M. c. Thompson,
Glenn Folk, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse j.
Merrill. Mrs. Joshua H. Turner, Mrs.
Orville Stark, Frank Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Kahl Nelson
Krause, Mrs. Ruth Barnes and Mrs.
Mabel Teets, each gave $500.
Miss Ethel B. Hessey of the Fair
view school sent in a check for $1,000:
Walter Broadwatcr, Mrs. Jane
Rounds. Miss Ethel Hcssey, William
Bowser Lawrence Bowser, The Fair
view school, Melvin. Russell, Vera,
Cecil, Robert, Dayton and Ellis Broad
water, Lcona and Thema Rounds,
Cecil Earl, Ray and Glenn Wilt, Dor
cas- and Dorothy Butler.
Mrs. Vernie r. Smousc again adds
more names to her list: Mrs. John
Criss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swcitzer
Mrs. Catherine Eggcrs, William
Eggers, Glenn Conncway, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Conneway, Mrs. J. A.
Duffy, Mrs. Elsie Ashby, S. NJ. Butler,
Mrs. Gordon McRobie
This makes a total of $42.75 col
lccted by Mrs. Smouse, which in
cudes end of Third street across the
river.
From German, Mrs. Lillian J.
White sent in a check for 5000; Mrs.
Bessie Eggcrs, Mrs. Jacob Dilgard,
Mrs. J. w. Gilbert, Mrs. VIM. Trenton,
Mrs. Leon Dcrcns, George Williams,
Mrs. Lillian J. White, Mrs. LcSta
Butts and German school children,
(no names givcn).
Mrs. W. W, Dewitt. of Hoyes,
sends in another list and her amount
sent in up to the present time is
$34.85
The Hoycs Methodist Sunday
school leads the list with $1,000; also
Mrs w. A. Smith, Ada Leighton, Mrs.
Milton Dewitt, Mrs. Boyd Paugh,
John Bishoff, James Wilburn.
Mrs. Ernest Townshcnd on Water
street. handed in the following and
$3.50: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Kildow,
Emile L. Germanc, Mrs. j. P. Thayer.
Miss Alta DuIing of the Corunna
school: Mrs. w r. Hanlin, Mrs, Henry
Duling, Mrs Mike DcIsignorc, Rosinc
and Elizabeth Delsignore, Bobbic and
Arthur Cullcrs, Naomi Nine, Joe
Pifer, Pauline Lillcr, Maryland
Lawrence and Cecil Lower, Edith.
Blanche and Benny Cosncr, Jayne
Duling.
VIM. Chisholm, Deer Park sent his
contribution to the War Fund Chair
man, as did Mrs. Clarence Wilt, Fair
view.
From Finzcl, Miss Elizabeth Work
man handed in a very nice amount of
money with the following names: Ray
Grove, Mrs. Mary Grove, Mrs. John
Werner, Mrs. Effic Shockcy, Miss
Elizabeth Workman and pupils Of the