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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert +. Will
liams of Clarke avenue. an
nOunce the marriage of their
daughter Anne to Private Rob
ert r. Steward. Jr.. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert II. Steward of
Harrington. The wedding took
place in an historic old chapel
at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. ON
Wednesday. September 10, at
four o'clock. The chaplain of
the Fort performed the cere-
mony in the presence of
friends of the young couple.
After brief honeymoon. the
couple returned to Lawton.
oklahoma. where they will re-
side. Private Steward is sta
toned at Fort Sill.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Louis Maull of Lcwes is visiting
his parents at their home in
Lewes He has made two trips tn
Germany and one to Holland in the
UaSf wear
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

REMEMBERING WHEN
Bob Epps used 10 sing One
Rose" at the slightest provocation
down at Larks Grill Frogs
(now Jeeps) was a place where
the elite whiled away their hours
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
TICKETS FROM FOLLOWING MEMBERS:

W. Robert Holmes, Pres, 235 KeniIworth MA 2249
James H. Brown, V. Pres, lo49 MarstoH, TR. l.63ol
Elijah Macky, Rec Sec, 58o7 Mckinley, TY. 6-7273
Robert Beatty, Treasurer 8746 Cameron TR 1862
Wber Smith, Fin Sec. 522 EngIe~ood TO. 8-74S4
John Sheppard Bus. Mgr - 1923 Brush MA. 2249
Mrs Sadie Mullins Exec Sec ITS {. Ferry, TIE. -9624
Sam Frnson, Coucsp. Sec, 464 Brush re. l-l5o3
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
TRUMPET star
SHARES STAGE
AT PAR DlSE

A new star in the entertainment
world will take over the stage at
the Paradise theater, week start
ing Friday, March 9-Dud Bas-
comb and his Harlem orchestra.
bud recently left Erskine Haw-
kins, where he occupied the num-
Der one trumpet chair. Featured
with Bascomb will be his brother.
Paul. sensational SAX ridin' star"
The combination Of bud and Paul
Bascomb will provide the enter
tainment surprise OF l945.
Co-starring with bud Bascomb
and his orchestra will be Tab
Smith and his Hot Jazz Sextette.
and starring Trevor Bacon, sem
sational blues singing star.
Tab Smith and his jar sex
tette are ranked today as Amer
ica's hottest combination. Fea-
tured members of Tab Smiths
group include such famous per-
sonalities as Walter Johnson.
drums: Mike HeIay. sax; Al Nc
Kibbins. bass. and Raymond Tu-
MIA, piano.
Tab Smith will bring 10 Detroit
a type OF entertainment that is the
rage Of Harlem in New York and
Chicago. where he has been per-
forming to ecord -br ak in g
crowds
Due to his recent appearance al
the Paradise. Willie Bryant has
been booked for another week
Willie Bryant has recently COM
pleted an overseas tour and is
Americas greatest master OF cere-
monies.
COMPLETING THE huge all
star stage revue will be the Hot
" Tots. sensational dancing team.
The screen fare stars Sidney
Toler in Charlie Chan in Rio"
4 thrilling murder mystery. The
latest All-American News COM
pletes the screen program.
It's fun to attend the late show
At the Paradise theater every Sat-
urday night at II pm. Make up a
party OF friends and see the late
stage show at the Paradise at II
p.m.-no increase in prices.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Il WANT SINGERS. dancers
and novelty acts to appear In the
additions" Loe announced.

Questioned concerning plans for
his floor shows. Lee said. We'll
have two floor shows nightly at
3 and 10 pm for three nights.
starting each Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. We will continue 20 pro.
vide frst class entertainment and
serve our drinks at popular prices"
LEE. ALSO announced that Mon.
day through Wednesday. Club Sen
sation will cater 10 cocktail hour
patrons. He has arranged for Clsr-
ence Dorsey's band 10 furnish the
music for dancing at his Club
Sensation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Open Membership
Drive At Club

Interest shown by young men in
the mem bership drive conducted
by the IL Horsemen club proves
that We are going 10 have a first
class organization this year" Man
acer Charles Haslet, asserted this
week.
He disclosed that the low men,
+ 'rship fee and the eagerness OF
ing men 10 join a progressive
ms club was mainly RESPONSE
bic for the increase OF members nj
In" clubhouse, 323 Erskine street.
uaslett urged that persons de-
string TO obtain new membership
or 10 renew old MEMBERSHIPS
should contact him at the club
house. daily from 4 TO 10 pm.
I'VE offer members an oportun-
fly TO appreciate the environment
of an outstanding mems club. a
place where they can bring a
guest and enjoy themselves" Has
lett declared.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

away from the
Stares OF the
common public.
Melody Gu b
NOW Turf Barr
nourished I'M
der workings
OF Glenn Will
< h a m and
Judge Nelson
Cory c orn er
W as most popu-
lar black and
tan with Chas.
Nay, mgr, and
Bill Johnson's
b a n d making
the place click.
Biddy's was AL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Hit In Florida

FIT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Joe
Webb and his famous Decca Re-
cording orchestra, featuring Maye
Belle, the hey lawdy mama" have
played Orlando. Tampa. St. Peters
burg. Bradenton, West Palm Beach.
Miami, Barlow and Sanford and is
set to play Jacksonville early this
month
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

Votes, votes who's getting
The votes are questions music
appreclatorS.- musicians and their
friends are asking as the contest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Closing OF The
Plantation Hit
By Coast Trade

LOS ANGELES-Ivy Anderson's
Chicken shack and a number OF
other such eating places that do
not have a show or entertainment
will not have to obey the new mid
night closing law. However, many
local citizens are complaining
about Joe Morris expressed inten-
ton to close the Plantation caba-
ret They say that he will not be
living up to the old and revered
tradition Of the theatre that 1.-The
show must go on
Over $1,000 was spent by goth
Century Fox on sequence show
ing Shelton Brooks as near per-
feet personfication of the late Bert
Williams in a 1918 cabaret scene in
Stormy Weather but not one
inch of the film was used.
to select l5-piece Detroit ALL
Star band gets into full swing
Interest in the contest has
reached a hi Oh pitch with each in
coming mail bringing in stack
of ballots. resulting in the shifting
of names and votes in the contest
A TALLY OF votes, collected fol-
lowing an oarush Of ballots in last
weeks mail has trombonist C.
Peterson leading the All-Star Jazz
Band scoring with 100 votes.
Second high point man Is trum-
peter Matthew Rucker with so;
drummer, Pigmeat Stephenson.
so: alto sax-man Ted Buckner
with 40 points.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

ways overflowing bout 3 ayem
with pleasure seekers All
the playboys were having sports
and gave the willing gals a ride
on rubber out Belle Isle way meath
a June moon Folks could
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

WINNERS TO
GET SPOT ON
FLOORSHOWS

uzziel Lee. ANXIOUS 20 continue
his policy Of providing FIRST class
entertainment thls week an
bounced that he Will begin = series
OF sudiiion nights a, his popular
Norihend rendezvous
BEGINNING Thursday. March
Is. said Lee. we Will hold audi
ton nights ., Club Sensation. 300
Owen avenue I, you know OF
snyone who has a secret ambition
20 sing dance or 90 a novelty act.
they are eligible ~, they're of
proper age, 10 enter the auditor
nsht contest
IN announcing his plan, Lee
stated ina; persons interested in
entering the contest should send
their name. age. address and lis,
their particular talent ans send the
coupon 10 him al 1900 Oven
Addition nights, according 20
Lee. will be held for two success
ave weeks Winners OF the first
con;es, on Thursday, March IS and
winners o. the March % additions
will compete against each other
IN grand floor show on March
% Al this time lee stated. the
final winners will then be booked
10 take Dart IN 4 huge STAGE show
presented AZ Club Sensation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

Here come the wolves
logged on down
Cunning some chick
To show the town.
Here come the chix
SO lonely and blue
Cunning some cat
To say hello" TO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
HMurWEEBs

~ dgnan this year than before about the lack Of
M spec by socaled sporsmen for the property which
they hunt and these farmers expressing their indignation
than before by posting their land.
County persons but the hunters from Aegany County and
other parts Of the State.
They take for granted they the entire county
and down your fences walk fields break
down gates leave them open and right to your front
door with loaded gum farmer remarked yesterday eve
all getting tired Of it, he continued IF they can't respect
property rights and be fair about it, they'll find most of the
Garrett County farm people soidy against them"
dissatisfaction has been voiced each years
ing progresses but there doubt that more
tense this year and determination to keep foreign
hunters"
Most farmers quick to remark they don't object their
negbors people who them and permission
fairly certain that such will be careful
damage to property.
Bringing this to the attention of the public should suf-
cent to correct the evils of these PRACTICES Farmers will
than fair visiting hunters if latter will assume sense
of fairness Themselves
The county whole benefits from these visitors they
shouldn't be driven out But the farmer blamed if
what they true The frequency the complaints seems
to be sufficient evidence that there lack of SPORTS
manshp among these out-of-county "sportsmen."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Parents Have Lively
Discussion On
School Problems

A more lively discussion than usual
with a number of parents participant
ing was in evidence at the opening
meeting of the Oakland Elementary
Parent Teacher association held Tues
day evening in the school auditorium,
according to Emeric Dusic, president.
Both topics came in for their share
of the discussion which concerned con-
tinuation of the hot lunch program
and the inadequncy of playground
equipment,
The difficulties under which the as
sociation had worked in previous years
in furnishing hot lunches for the
school children in unsuitable quarters
was outlined, and committee was APP
pointed to confer with the County
Commissioners to see if any improve
ments could be made. The committee
includes Mrs Drake Naylor Bennett,
William W. Mace, Walter DcBcrry and
Mrs Richard Glotfelty.
The need for additional playground
space was also pointed out and COM
mittee consisting of the president, c.
A. Phillips and Mrs Mary Linn War
field was named to investigate the
possibility of purchasing the McComas
lot adjoining the present playground
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
County Council of
.P.-T.A. Units Is
Organized Here
Initial Meeting Held Last Night
Mrs. Fred <. Beachy Named
President of The Group

Mrs. Daniel E. Downin, first vice
president of the Maryland Congress,
P.-T.A.; Mrs. Milton Moore, state
councillor, and Mrs. Robert Doty, sec
rotary for the Maryland Congress, as
sisted members of the thirteen local
units of Garrett county to organize a
county council at a meeting held last
night in the Oakland Elementary
school.
The purpose of the council is to pro-
vide for cooperation of the local Con-
gress units within the council area.
Mrs. Fred F. Beachy, Mt. Lake
Park, was named president and other
officers chosen We're Mrs. Leo Helbig,
Oakland first vice-president; Mason
Calls, Mt. Lake Park, End vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert Warwick, Bloom
ington, treasurer; Mrs. Fanny Sulli-
van, Kitzmiller, recording secretary;
Mrs. Angela Smart, Oakland CORES
ponding secretary.
The constitution and bylaws were
approved at last nights meeting. No
date was set for the groups first of
fetal conference.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Clearfield Pastor
Honored For IS
Years of Service

In tribute to his % years of faithful
service to his congregation and the
community Of Clarified, Pa, the Rev.
+. Roy Hauscr, d. d., and his wife
were guests of honor at a surprise
reception rendered him on Wednesday
evening, October 10 by members of st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran church of
that city About 300 attended. A pro-
gram was given in his honor during
which number of speakers paid trib-
ute to Dr. Hauser for his work in the
church and community. Gifts consisted
of $500 war bond and bound col
lection of letters from his friends
written in celebration of his 25th an
niversary.
DR.. Hauser began his ministry in
Clearfield October IS, 1920. He was
honored by being made a doctor of
divinity by the Gettysburg Seminary
during that time and served two terms
as president of the Allegheny Luth-
eran Synod. He has also served as
president of the Clarified Ministeri-
UNI and the Clcarficld Kiwanis club
and has been chosen four times as
delegate to the U.L.C.A. conventions.
Both Dr. and Mrs. Hauser are for
mer residents of this county, being
natives of the Red House community.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
HENRY S. GROVE

Henry Steward Grove, aged IS, died
at his home at Avilton on Tuesday,
October 9, He was a son of the late
Henry and Henrietta Grove. of New
Germany and was born March II,
1860
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Louvina B. Duckworth Grove, and
seven children, Samuel Grove, Avil-
ton; Lee and Edgar Grove, at home;
Mrs. Earl Garltz. Mrs. Julius Will
helm, all Of Avilton; and a son, Har-
vcy Grove, serving overseas; also
twenty-five grandchildren, two great
grandchildren.
He was a lifelong member of the
Methodist church at New Germany.
Funeral services were conducted on
Friday, October II, at 2:3O p. M, with
Rev. Charles Sisk officiating. Burial
was in the New Germany cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
DIED
MISS MARIAN ROBERTA WHITE

MISS MARIAN ROBERTA WHITE
Miss Marian Roberta White, aged
"a, died last Friday evening, October
II, about 9:3O o'clock. after an illness
Of fourteen years. During twelve of
these years she had been unable to
walk.
Deceased was daughter of the late
Rowan and Margaret Waltz White
and was born in this county January
9, 1871. She was member of the
Methodist church of Oakland.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Della
Slabaugh, Akron, Ohio, fourteen
nephews and ten nieces.
Funeral services were conducted on
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the Bolden Funeral Home with Rev.
Denver c. Pickens, DID, pastor of ST..
Paul's Methodist church, officiating,
assisted by Rev. George D. Birk,
Lutheran pastor. Interment was in
the Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers
were Alva g. Gortner, Cecil Smith, l..
NJ. Fraley, Leo HeIbig, Eliza Bray and
Albert Sisk.
Among those attending the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shank.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Slaubaugh, Mrs.
Robert Greathouse, Mrs. Blaine New
Ion and Lemone Slabaugh, Akron, o.,
Mrs. Fred ReXrode, Cleveland, Ohio;
Mrs. Elmo Browning, Fairmont, w.
Va; Mrs. Margaret Rodeheaver, Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
White, Mrs. Harry Rasche, Misses
Flo and Mabel White, Uniontown, Pa,
nieces and nephews of the deceased;
and Mrs. f. A. Koch. Mrs. Mollie Of
futt, kingwood, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Achievement Dinner
OF Youth Group Is
Largely Attended

One hundred thirty-siX persons at
tended the annual Achievement dinner
Of the Garrett County Youth council,
held last Friday evening, October ~,
at the Reformed church in Grantsville.
Urging the All and Older Youth
club members to develop a better
world in which to live, Walter w.
Dawson, Oakland, the speaker de-
clared that any All club person could
develop all the four HIS, head, heart,
hand and health, by doing just one
thing-think, and he stressed this
point throughout his address.
Local leaders of All clubs were
given recognition for their work with
county groups by Mrs. Robert T. Hoff-
man, home demonstration agent. Sill
yer awards for five years of service
were announced for Mrs. Lyle Weeks,
Crellin, and Mrs. Lena Walker, Kemp
ton. Gold awards for ten years of ser
vice were announced for Miss Eliza
beth Workman, now at Finzel; and
Miss Lola King, Deer Park.
Milo S. Downey, state boys All club
agent, spoke briefly on the advance
ment of clubwork Merlin Gnegy, pres
ident Of the Older Youth group, served
as POSTMASTER. Special music included
9 All club girls chorus composed of
Mary c. Fraley, Dorothy Brock, Mary
T. Naylor and Beth Shirer, solo by
Bertman Michael, cello solo by
Mary c. Fraley, ana a duet by Dor
othy Brock and Susanna Porter. Mrs.
Neil c. Fraley accompanied at the
piano. Leona Dodge was pianist for
the group singing which was led by
Susanna Porter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Returns to Practice

DR.. A. f. Nance, who spent almost
five years in the service in the army
medical corps as captain and major,
has been honorably discharged from
the service and has returned to Oak
land to resume his medical practice.
The Nance building, corner of Third
and Center streets, has been occupied
for several years by the L. S. Employ
ment service and this office is being
moved to the Joseph limbaugh build
ing, formerly the Broadwater building
on Third street, so that Dr. Nance
may reopen his office in his own prop
erty.
DR.. Nance spent thirty-nine months
with a medical detachment at Fort
George G. Meade, then was overseas
with the 18th general hospital for a
year, returning to the States on Au-
gust II. From that time until his dis
charge on September Both he was sta
toned at the Northington General hos
pital in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Bear Hill Resident
In Hospital with
Shotgun Wounds

Loman Wilt, of the Bear Hill sec
ton, is reported in a serious condition
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland,
suffering from buckshot wounds. as
the result of a shooting last night
about o'clock while in company with
two other hunters, in their home COM
munity.
Sheriff George E. Coddington said
this morning that Herman Ray FaZen-
baker had admitted the shooting to
Sgt. Carl Of the State Police. Fazen-
baker is being held in the county jail
for further questioning and Allen
Stanton, who was present at the time
of the shooting, is also being confined
for further questioning in the case.
Both were brought to the sheriff's
this morning about $50 o'clock by the
State Police. Further investigation is
being made today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Fifteen Candidates
Received by I.O.O.F.

Oak Lodge No. s, I.O.O.F., of Mt.
Lake Park, conferred the initiatory
degree upon class of eleven candi-
dates at Loeb Lynn on Wednesday
evening, October 10. Another class of
four received the same degree on Mon
day evening, October Is.
Oak Lodge took their fifteen candI-
dates to Elk Garden on Wednesday
where Mineral Lodge No 102 con-
ferred the first degree.
The initiatory degree staff at the
local lodge was composed of the fol-
lowing: John N. Wilson, R. E. Bittin-
ger, Delbert Bittinger, H. C. Leighton,
E. o. Liller, John w. Ream, r. E.
Bowen, E. G. Moon, w. II. McRobie,
John Foley, Dale Upole, Ebb Lands,
o. w. Bittinger, Wellington Smouse,
George White, Leon White.
Five re-instatements were also re-
ceived at the last meeting, making a
total Of q new members for the grand
rally to be held in Westernport on
October 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Community Show at
Friendsville Termed
Most Successful

What was considered the largest
community show ever held there with
the best showing of quality, was con-
Quoted at Friendsville last Thursday
and Friday under the sponsorship of
the Friendsville Future Farmers of
America. This was the sixth annual
event and was held in the Friendsville
school.
Approximately $50 in prize money,
contributed by the State Fair board
Garrett county farm bureau, Friends
vile band and individual merchants
and business men of that section, was
awarded to various contestants.
Prizes were given for all kinds of
canned fruits and vegetables, for farm
crops, livestock, etc.
The complete list was received too
late for publication. Some of the prize
winners are:
Poultry-Jim Wheeler, David Pryor
Jack Friend
Heavy pullets-David Pryor, Ross
Clcmcnson, Wilbur Hutzel.
Light chickens-Jim Wriston, Billy
Slagcl.
Bantams-Arthur McRobie, Mar
garet McRobie, Colt Wicklow, Willard
Schroyer, Bernard Friend
Cockerel-Coit Wicklow, Willard
Schroyer.
Drake-Junior Sanner, and Bernard
Friend.
Duck-Lawrence Friend.
Team of horses-Rose Henneigh.
Light horse-Rose Henneigh
Horsc--(single) Floyd Frantz, Bill
Fra2ee, jim Thomas.
Pony-Dalc Frantz, Kenneth Sines
Dairy cows-Coit Wicklow, Leroy
Robinson, Colt Wicklow.
Beef cows-Gordon Wright, Delbert
Reckard.
Beef heifers-Dale Frantz, Maurice
Friend.
Dairy heifers-Coit Wicklow
Calves-Paul Lyle, and Lambert
Wright.
Dairy yearlings-Harry Savage
Rabbits-Jr. Sanner, Bobby Muir
ply, Margaret McRobie.
Guinea pigs-Harry Savage.
Art display-Mrs. T. D. Pryor.
Patriotic display-Louise Wicklow.
Gun display-David Pryor, Bobby
HENDERSON.
Eggs-Reed Friend.
Flower Beans-Robert Friend.
Celery-Esther Murphy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-18
Medical Care Program
To Begin November l

The medical care program for in
digent persons in Garrett and Allie
gany counties is expected to 90 into
operation November / DR.. Winter r.
Frantz, acting county health officer,
announced.
The state has appropriated 100000
to carry out the program with Gar
rett county's share estimated at &c.
100000 or $4,000 monthly.
The program was presented to a
Garrett county medical board at a
meeting on September IS and the pro-
gram has been approved, according to
Dr. E. |. Baumgartner, member of the
committee. DR.. Frantz is chairman of
the medical boards in both counties.
He announced that letters are being
prepared to be sent to all doctors, den
fists and pharmacists in both counties
describing the services which will be
offered under the program.
Services to be provided by physi-
clans include home and office visits
emergency medical and emergency
surgical hospital care, and both home
and hospital obstetrical care.
Those to be provided by dentists in
clude acute and elective dental care
The latter type refers to dental work
which is not absolutely necessary, but
which may be authorized at the den
lists discretion.
Physicians and dentists will send
their bills to the county board OF
health, which will pay the bills from
the state appropriation. County phar-
macists who fill prescriptions under
the program, and physicians who dis
pense drugs costing more than fifty
cents to INDECENT persons, will also bill
the board of health.