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The union times., 1945-09-01
Winners Announced By HIron Workers

Winners of the War Bond Draw ing held by Local No. 424, New Haven Iron Workers, to aid the bene- fit fund of Mo- 424's members in the armed services, were announced this week as follows:
 lst prize: Mary Lou Maggione, 412 Lighthouse Road, New Haven.
 Second prize: Mrs. Violet Hansen, 29 Seabright Ave, Bridgeport.
 Third Prize: James Kavanagh, 252 Putnam St., New Haven.
The union times., 1945-09-01
AFL Hotel Union Wins
 Waldorf Astoria Vote

NEW YORK CITY. - The last large metropolitan hotel holding out against union organization-the Wal dorf Astoria-has now marched into the union column. By vote of 506 to l6o, the workers chose Hotel and Club Employees Union, Local 6, A.F.L., to represent them in co1lec- tive bargaining.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

cd on the North Ivy Island Creek Cfor-
merly Bcaston's CreckD. on the East
10y Indian River and ON the South by
lands Of LOnica l.. Adkins. containing
Fifteen t5) Acres. more or less. of
marsh land. as shown on the plot of
the Charles G. Stocklcy land now re
manning in the Office of the clerk Of
the Orphans Court at Georgetown in
the division of Daniel Hurton'S land
in 1876. and found in Orphans Court
Docket No. "a. Page 275
TERMS Twenty per C"ntum of
the purchase money will b" demanded
on the day of sale. the balance of the
purchase price for each tract to he
paid within thirty days from the day
of sale. upon receipt of which balance
good and sufficient deed or deeds will
hv executed and delivered To tn" pun
chaser OF purchasers.
to comply with these terms. the pei
crutum paid on the day nf sale will h'
forfeited AS lQuidatcd damages
THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS
AND COMPANY or THE FAR
Mt,RS BANK OF THE STATE
or DELAWARE
Trustee appointed in and 10y thu
Last VIII and Testament of pr
Rowland G PaYntcr. deceased.
Daniel j. Short. -AuCtion"cr.
Frank NJ Jones Attorney
Georgetown. Delaware. July II. lHl|
i2U-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
FOR SALE-Pine Slab Wood

stove ltuEth at X J. CIendanlcl'. 5,
Saw Mill. Ellcndalr. bet Pric" will
adVanc" September J. Phone 63lRl.
i27 3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

NOFICE Ilclp prevent chicken dis
raS' hN spraying. Stop l"akY roots hy
tarrlup aud roofing. Work guaranteed.
pIrr and and hauling. also local
trucking. Elmer !. Hastings. Milton
Phone %1'h j21 3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
IN ME MORIAM

In memory of our dear son. staff
Sergeant Reginald NJ. l.aNtt'ld. who
left uS July -. 1873:
Somewhere back of tn" sunset,
Where loneliness never dies
He lives in - land of glory
With the blue and tn" gold.
He had a smile tor everyone.
A heart as pure aS gold:
And to those who knew and loved
him.
His memory Will meyer grow "'".
Sadly missed Ivy Mother. Dad ~,
ter and Brothers, -
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
ANDREWVILLE

Revival S'rViccs are ;till h"iuu CON
Quoted in tn" church instead ot the
church GroN" as originally planned
The stormy weather Ia@u't kept folk:
at home. although II has forced tnru
indoors Visiting ministers have been
Rev. Clark. Pilgrim Holiness Church.
iarrngton: Rev. Eailry. Georgetown;
Rev. McCorkl". EurrsvilIr. Md: Key.
Warrington. Methodist Church. Farm
inrt"n. and Key. Graham. our own
pastor.
our Sunday ~chool picnic was held
in the grove last Saturday AFTERNOON
with good attendance. fair weather
and an enjoyable time Tor all,
The home demonstration club will
hold their picnic ON Thursday. August
.. at tn" Milford Playground All mem
hers are requested to carry Il basket
lunch.
Mrs. Clarn Parrl> of Washinuton.
D. G.. spent the past week with MIR.
and Mrs. Walter I'aSkcN .Ir
Harry S""dcrS. q tOrm"r resident
of this community. has sold his farm
near Harrington and H. now LIVING
with his daughter and &ou-in law Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Hopkins of Yer
non
Church schedule for SUNDAY. July
%: Sunday school at lo u m EVauEC
listiC services at y. m. licN. T.. g.
Graham. pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled ot
with bark on Delivered our yard 81
t,llendale call 631R3 or 63lRl. Mil
ford Ellcudalc Excelsior Company.
Inc. Ellcudale. nl23 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE Concrete blocks. and
rcady mixed concrete. Kent CoaCrete
company Mary street. Dover. Del:
rt,t. 3tIo m30- tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Ealm Th" Sharp
farm. locat"d ON ro9d l.adrnp from
Milford To McCoull.N'S Mlll and dl
rcctly mouth and adjoining Hru YIN
yard farm. II is about 81. mih"S nom
Milford. tr"drrjcA and Houston. con
tainS about ~ acres. L. acres at
which is woodland. halauc" lS good
tllahlc land trhtu" dwelling. GO"
harm hur~. barn. pranalN. corn "rlh,,
machu. shed chicken h"u~' NJ
buildings in good >hap' ipW'Ilhc
buuS'. has h""n recently shlnGI"d
Caroline f. Shurp. owner. lo" center
street Hartiuctou. p,l VIM. W
Sharp MANAGER j2u- y
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE Good pair mules. nine
and zen wears old. weighing 700 lbs
Work anywhere. John II. ClendanicI
Lincoln. Del
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
IN MEN MORIAM

A tribute Of love and rcmcmhranr'
of my dear Dad. Frank !. krNn"lhS'
who passed away July -. l'4''
Just one year has passed $lnc" l'''
sad day. l,.l
When my Dad. loved was ''''''
away.
7 cant think OF him rs dead
Living with NJ no more. ,
More and more each day ! mus nun
Friends may think TIA" wound !" IP'''"
But they little know tn" sorrow i
That lies within my hrhH '".''''''
plaC" in our nom" J." N'''''
That never can he filled
# Sadly missed hy Daughter
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE Good rocleancd buck
,yEcat seed Very good forty-two Incl
cotton mattress. George CohauGh. ri
lrndalc. Dtl. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

For SALE One pair of extra good
mis- color. dark brown. Well mated.
weight about 1850 pounds Fine CON con,
dition Right in their prime. Work
einrIe or double. Geo. B. Ruos and
sons B1idgeville. Ihone 9"ll. J2t-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
IN MI MORIAM

In LOVING remembrance "f my dear
husband. Cieorc" NJ. cannon. who de
parted this HE July 3N l!t2:
! do not forget. mon do intend.
! think Of YOU often and VIII To the
end
Gone and forgotten hN som" YOU
may h"
But dear to my memory YOU ever
will I've
Sadly missed hy Edyth NJ. Cannon.
Tin
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
SATURDAY, JULY %. 1945
At ONE O'CI IOCK SH AEI
Rain or Shine
The following.

ltHln or St1lnt
The following
GSEHOLp GOODS
One ln-pirCc dining room suite. !
living room suite, ! couch. | Morris
chair. radios. I Nictrola and rec
ords | davenport table. , end Tables.
. bureaus. hookcaS" and writing
desk. stand. lot of chairs. table.
porcelain top table. looking glasses.
pictures. old picture frames. nickel
lamp. old parlor lamp. coal oil
lamps. alright stove. on" 32-Volt
vacuum cleaner. | ice chest. feather
he'd. | feather mattress. , pair pill
lows. | aluminium rOaStcr. | pcrCola
tor. iron gIiddlc. frying pans lot
of dishes. one - Rruss"NA rug.
ono II rag rug. CongVl"um rug
| flower stand fernery. clock.
beds. > sets of springs. quilting
frame. cream separator. Churn.
iron pots. | lard press. meat grind
or. sets shear poles. set meat
boards and trcstles. log chain.
hand corn planter. | garden cultlNh
tor. sledee. wire strctChcr. can't
hook. seed Sowcr trailer body.
grub hoe. set wagon springs. onf
/ l.. .-bushcl measure. scoop shovel
/ TERMS or CASH.
JOHN j. FISHER. Owner
! ]. l.. Stevens. Auctionccr. j2o-2tl
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
FOR RENT

FOE RENT Garage. lo3 Marshall
l",t. Milford ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
ATTENTION FARMERS

l"ok thcsr It"u~ "N'r aud s." II
th,.r" isn't something YOU nc"d: X. NJ
~ no per gallon: ElYspraN. Nnc p"l
gallon hull>; HcuoSal. l,ooo Siz'. 50 80
each. knw knrc 81 Ia EACH out sid"
Whtc Paint. $50 per gallon. K"d
Iiaru Faint. $40 p't gallon: EPSON
salt. .c pound. COMMERCIAL Sulph"r.
5c pound. DINI" litter IN bales. $50
rach sau ~cal"rs. 81 ~ each. No. :
cans. ST %" hundred. 80 > cans, )" "n
hundred southern states Milton co
op,ratrvc Fh"u" Milton %21o. Del
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE Two bean prlllers. one
for John I"rr" tractor. good as new
ono horsc drawn pullcr Elwood Mills.
,iiIfo,d j20-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
LATE CABBAGE PLANTS

For SALE One Williamson pipe
loss furnace" In first class condition.
- inch fir"hox. Geo. B. Atkins. Mil
80. D,I jS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
AUG. 4th. 194
At TWO O'CLOCK + NJ.

- ~ I MIA II ~ VI t'us . ~
At TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ
At the home at the said IIHIrN Mar
vel "f j. IL. located at 2o7 Kings
Highway Milford. Delaware. the fol
lowing dcScrihcd Household Goods. to-
wit
HOI SEHOIp GOODS
Living room suit" 6 picccsl. liv-
ing room table. small stand. small
davenport. rocker and chair G plCCcSl.
rocker. rug. 9 y u: > lamps. side
board. lot of SilVerWaro. larG" mirror,
dining room table. chairs lot of
dishes. pots and pans. dresser toldl.
small mirror. sewing machine. clock.
Kitchen stove OQuick M"ah. iron he'd
stead. springs and mattress wood
hcdstcAd. springs and mattress. lot of
pillows. quilts and blankets. bureau.
( drawers (antiqurD. > stands. rock
ing chairs (Old). bureau. waShStaud.
wash bowl and pitcher. chairs. raIe.
s s: refrigerator. drop-l"at tahl"
(nntiqucD. oil stove. 3-hurncr; lot of
tools and many other things usually
found around a home y
TERMS or SALE CASH
THE FIRST NATIONAL EANk
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford. D"lawar"
Agent tor Harry Marvel OF
John :. Dickerson. Auctron""r. j2"- %I
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE-Cottage. on shore of
Delaware Bay at South Bowers. Del.
Rebuilt in 1912. Pine paneled living
room about Is "a with large fire
place and movable refreShment bar
Inlaid linoleum and Ventian blinds
Large screened porch facing bay. 3
large bedrooms and two builtin spring
mattress hunks Bath and Kitchen
Ideal for large family. Consult Nor
man c. Pratt. Georgetown, Del. or
Ernest v Keith Dover, Del. i2g- If
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
m NE MORIAM

pEIH TN In loving memory of our
dear husband and father. John i
Deputy who was called from u. to
that h"m" h'Nond just ten years ago.
July r. 1888.
Tip VII" and children
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
ELE C TR OLUX :

Auth"rlz'd l'paIt and Ecnuiu" parts.
: \I".ct - t'W nov t.hctr"luX Cleaners
thl~ mouth Wat" G'orG" Nuhm.
l.ak' wood Gardens. Dover Del
7-l3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
TRUSTEES SALE
or yALUaBLE-
REAL ESTATE

including Several Farms and Valuable
Town Properties Belonging to the
Estate OF Or. Rowland G. Pawn.
ter. deceased, said Properties
beng hereinafter more par
ticularly described:
Th" undersigned Trustee appointed
M and hN tn" Last VIII and Tcsta-
ir' NJ "i said pr Rowland q rayntrr.
deceased. tsaid Will being dated the
Elcht""nth day of August. \. D. 1874.
and now remaining of record in the
ono" of th" Register of Wills. at
'"rt"t"Wn, IN and Tor the County of
SusS"N. and state of Delaware. in
VIII Book y NO 30. folio ll2. Sc
VIII otter Tor sale. under the proViS-
IONS Of said Last VIII and Testament
at the Court House Door. in Gcorue-
town DclaWar. on
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned aEcut tor HarrN
Marvel ot J II VIII sell 10y WAY at
public auction. on
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance" "t my ~ ~
ther C;enrgr NJ. Cannon. VII" ~
parted THIS life on July .. l''s.
I ann thinking IF vou today. father
Thinking of you and tn" rnst
Thinking of YOU in my memories
Just as ! saw You last
| do not need - special day
TO. bring you to my mlhd'
The days | do not thlnk "' ~"
Are very hard To flnd-
If all the world was MIN
! would give il. yes. and more.
Come smiling through the door
Sadly missed hy F;lmH +. cannon.
1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUARIE
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, AUG. 4th. 1915

At TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ
ia front ot the First National Bank
and Trust Company. Milford
GN acres C3 acres in Woodlandl 10
Gated on harrington FrcdcriCa 9-font
c"m"ut road. ~ miles from tr"d"rica
aud miles from Harrington Inn
pIn owed 10y 7-rnom house. plenty out
Woodland is a.. miles from
farm. located after YOU lpnv" trrdcr-
lea going to FELTON,. lcav. highway go
ing toward MrCiiuuis Mill in back of
colnt"d church
TERMS made known ON day of .,al".
MARY NJ CANNON
:. IT, Second ST. Milford. Drl.
III y
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

The principal types of fata' "c,i, o
dents 70 children (5-1i years. are
as follows, reports the Na,'"'i"I ~
Safety Council: motor vehlcle' 81
per cent; drowning. - per cel'1
burns, II per cent; firearms PEI
cent; falls, s per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
IN ME MORIAM

In loving memory OF mother. Ella
hl"r. who died .IulY 30 l939
I."NnE and kind ia all her ways.
'pfirht and just to th" end of hor
DAYS
Sincere and true IN her h.alt and
mind.
i,autltul memories She left hehlud
Sadly missed 10y son Mart and Witr.
II
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
PUBLIC SALE!

will sell at Public sale. at my
home. two miles west of Gr""uW"od.
on Greenwood AndrcWSVill" Road. ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
STOP, LOOK and LISTEN

i'U N"u have AMY CHAIRS Io cane II
Eou do. hInC Or send them To me-
blind chair 'Hu'r G"orE" +. Coopcr.
III W. st Nt%plltiou street. Harriu1t0u.
Dot 21-tt-cOW
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

NOTICE Bring your i"wtlrY trOu-
bios To me- can r"huld amy wrist
or pocket Watches to look aud rum
like new Rings tn order. amy typ"
l;,p.llr work and cleaning don" while
vou wait GIFTS mailed ire" J.: th"
T. s a. Broken jcW"lry. diamond
hroochcs. rings of any description
bought ton cash MI work guaranteed
= II Frank the Ljttl" Jow"l"r ON
the Bridge" Phone tui. Milford. i'll
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
FOR SALE - One 2-hOrse

FUK SALE - One 2-hOrSe
wagon. heavy dearborn. good =
horse Oliver pillow. Acme harrow.
IRON double drag harrow. | Cultiva-
tor. ! heavy roller. moving ma
chine. good corn shelter 81 bales of
bright barley straw. 12S bushels of
well cured barley and many Other
things Apply to Mrs Helen NJ Har-
mon. Greenwood. Delaware r. +. y.
No. ;. j273t
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27

FOR SALE-Second hand furniture.
One oak bedroom suit full 4piec"
size springs: black enamel bed (full
Size). full size springs. 3. siZ"
enamel bed. :, size springs. | mahoe
any library table. ollapsahle ward
robes. wicker rocker. | oak square
top table. Cheney monograph. on"
. II administer rug. ! oak writing
desk. 5-piece kitchen set. Mrs Stuart
r. Gibson. Greenwood. Del. PhOu"
1921. j20- y
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
NOTICE

NOTICE Cash paid ror eond used
cars aud Junkcrs. See Gloss. IredcIiCa.
a13-3Ntp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19
The Pressure Is On

Aealn the pressure is On IL. earnest
AGAINST the German armies from all
sides. After a long wait, during
which intensive preparations have
been il. progress for the present un-
preccdented offensive. the Russian
nordcs are speeding across Poland
and into Germany ) eastern provinces
with D momentum and vehemcnce
which. if it can be maintained, may
bring defeat Of the Nazis sooner shan
had been antlcipated. We shall d.
we'll. though. t. contine ourselves
to Wishful and prayerful thinking
yatbor than Jumping at conclusions
as to a date for the enenv's certain
and final debaclc.
Even the Germans. as is unusual
for them, admit that nothing HE the
Soviet drive has been seen in this
war. They are c~autioning their own
| people that the plight of the father
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19
Public Salaries


WhoeEer may be res2o0s-a.e Tor
tae racy4.entat.us o. t4e ~ ..-Aa.
planning Board taat c-aE.lssmen
should ee paid $4,000 n =e-r fer
Their services. the idea H.errs'er-
Gus. Very few mem in either house
ever earned ta-. #gca IN private
life and H41y few are worth thai
much to the country. Geet,.".y the
average #ou.d mot measure taat nigh
IA terms ot compensation.
That would be an increase If $50
percent eor congressman. While he
r.dicule aimed ii Capitol Hi sa#ee
years ago when an effort was mace
10 RAISE salaries is no, forgotten, end
might be revived shortly n4" Il THIS
agitation assumes see-oas proportions,
il nav De true #taat. present $4,000
incomes are insufficient. Ter deccH.
living le WASHINGTON. All 5l which
doe not mean that there IS any JUS
~tificati1n for a roos. Ut l53 percent.
T. C-9ugresserpn ugaala concentrate
on = raise to something ike 5t5.N00,
as suggested by Wan NoD-.Lcr
Rvrnes. tae country .-uE likely would
stand for it,.
If mi9a. Ae well for ,le llw-naE-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

BCOSTERS-GoVern0r Cherry has
found that his ott-repeated purpose
10 make no major State appointments
until after adjournment of the Cen
eral Assembly dOesnt protect INN
from delegations and individuals who
importune for consideration Of their
friends for certain Jobs. About a
half dozen prominent Gullford eoun-
t. folks. headed by Charles A. Hines
of Greensboro, were here Thursday
for the purpose of boosting other
Andrew Jovner, il. OF Jooeph Bryan
Of Greensboro for highway commits
| sioner from that district. Terms Of
the present commissioners run until
May /, and all except one Of the
present board vigorously supported
Cherry in the primary. The eXcep-
| ton is Carroll Wilson Of the first
division (Roanoke Rapids. The gov
ernor has not publicly Indicated
anything Of his intention with respect
TO these appointments, but Capitol
Square assumes that there viii be a
new commissioner from the first di-
vision, and some other changes, with
several cid members likely to be re-
appointed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

BURPEE TIN CAN SEALERS. No.
3 tin cans. Watkins Hardware Co.
l9-.'f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for yous
table. We deliver n save you
gas and time. Phone 439. ALWAYS
ready TO serve you. Herbert's Vel
low Front. 25-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

WALL PAPER-WALL RITE AND
Ready. Paste wall paper. Watkins
Hardware Co. l9-i'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

H. O. FALKNER AND SON, COAL
and Wood, Spring St, Phone $50.
Bob Falkner wants TO serve. 2-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

MIR. FARMER-HAVE YOUR WELL
drilled now and pay for it twelve
months later. Write for quotation
and give direction and distance
from town. Heater Well Co.. RAJ
LEIGH. N. C. Tues-&-Fri-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

PURE ORANGE AN WHITE SHELL
lac. pts, qts, and gallons. Wat
kins Hardware Co. I9-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

YOU WILL FIND AT THE FIRE
stone Store large hand tire pumps,
all rubber floor mats, gas lock
caps toH all cars. Spoons, forks,
and knives. Philco automobile
radios. l9-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

DROP CORD Sc PER FOOT. IRON
ing cords Sl.O0. Plastic telephone
cord covers-to prevent k.uk. "a.
your cord. Watkins Hardware c..
1914
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS, BEST
workmanship. Representing Pal.
mer Stone Works, Inc. w. w.
Langston, 2l9 Young ST., Phone
T3 2l-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

FOR SALE-MODEL y FORD 1873.
New tires. Excellent condition..
Call 208-J and leave nane-0r
can be seen At 232 BUrWcll Ave.
lg-f..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

Elk ERT MISUNDERSTANDING
with Master zinc metal strips. Cali
for estimate. No ration, no priority
forms. You get a we'll done JOB.
J. Maurice Allen, Phone l026-W.
m-W-f-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

LOST: YELLOW GOLD WHIT
nauer ladies wrist watch between
Leggett's and 43l Charles st.
Finder call Mrs. E. G.. Shaw, Jr.,
431 Charles ST., phone 1881. Re-
ward. l9-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

"MILrDU-RID' KILLS MILDEW
and prevents its recurrence. Wat
kinS Hardware Co. l9-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-19

HAVE REOPENED THE TEXAS
Star Service Station at Andrews
Ave. and N. Garrett street and
will be glad to serve you with
Texaco products. Also washing.
polishing and fabrication. Come
to see me for service. H.. A.
Davis, Jr. Phone 1880. l3-6ti
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

Jhat cafeteria or a disable lunch pro-
gram can be set up next year for the
benefit Of the students.
The need Of a new service flag hav-
ing been decided upon, a committee
has been appointed to obtain flag to
be presented at the graduation exer-
cjsrs. This flag will not be permanent
as it is hoped that a service plaque
COMMUNICATING those students of the
high school who are in the armed for
ccs, may be obtained.
Officers to Serve Again
Al the last meeting, May IS, the
association elected officers for the
coming year. Mrs. Leo Helbig was re-
elected as president and Mrs. A. E.
Friend, Of Mt. Lake, was chosen as
yice-p president. The other officers who
were reelected were Miss Sybilla
Paynter, as secretary, and Mr.. Ralph
Z. Weber as treasurer.
Oakland High Acorn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

Oakland High School officially be-
gan its campaign to sell war bonds
and stamps on November -, when the
Sixth War Loan Drive got under way,
with the goal in mind Of purchasing a
jeep which would cost the sum Of one
thousand, one hundred sixty-tive dol
lars. Since then, the sales have risen
to the four thousand mark and the
purchase Of nine jeeps have been the
result.
In the month of December, three
thousand four hundred ninety-five dol
lars made possible the purchase Of
three jeeps. The total from January
ito May was four thousand, two hun
dred thirty-eight dollars in stamps,
This, however, brings the sum of
purchases up to $4.286O0 and total
Of nine jeeps secured.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
NEW LAW GOVERNING
PAYMENT OF TAXES AND
TRANSFERS OF LAND
Provides For Deed RecOrdatiOns
And Tax Payments Prior
Thereto


y ~" law 'IeetlFe June OIL the
present year, governing the payment
Of taxes on real estate before the
Transfer. ran hn nada q matta, of
''eo'"' u printed herewith al lht re-
quest of court house officials:
Excerpts of the law. CHAPTER 385.
reads m mart a. fcI)o,vs.
r -,
ueeu % any u t"e INTERESTS
= e7l%Ie5 mentioned III II, me nfSt sec
o.oli VI tii'9 a. etIle sll"I oe recoFueu
" " INN A.N I'lo'lt!9 rom rs 4ate' III
&c tou"lH OF guy III WiNeil Ine lana
; .. ny S"cil "eeu IIes' anu where
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,.''U inc S"io CITY III "ilIch Such laha
l'e;
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s'Ie C1elA 40. o.! me circuit court Oh any
I lou"IS UNI 'ie property conveyed
I."s 'Te'I u AIS q IetI Oh inc assess
I''t''l JUDAS Or RECORDS Oh thG county
~''eiv '''t ~ o'sIlH ~ loc"teu 10 the
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( uvCu' = pom ''lt 1l"ilSleI VI any SI!cii
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ing charge of the assessment books.
with q statement OF the buildings and
improvements. if any, upon the land
conveyed by said deed.
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Pfc. Garland Hummel, who was
seriously wounded ON April ? while
serving as an infantryman with the
Third Army in Germany, has been
evacuated from a hospital in England
and is being returned to the United
States. Official word was received by
his wife, the former Miss Miriam Die
trich, who resides at 312 Park street,
Cumberland. Pts. Hummel is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hummel, of
Grantsville
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lave been framed and are hanging
in the office Of the school. The plaques
are six inches square, red, white and
blue. and are made Of paper.