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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16
CHOICE MoKsEL -
1t Says Here
- BY BOB HOPE -
OSCAR NOMINATION

Well. the nominations for the
greatest acting Of l945 are now
public and once again it appears
that politics, nepotism, conniving
and cloak and dagger work has
triumphed over talent. Frankly,
I'm getting tired of standing by
and watching other actors get
the best OF 1t. I'm beginning to
feel like one of Peggy Joyce's
bridesmaids. although, come to
think Of it, that isn't too bad.
Personally, I'm voting for Ray
Milland. not only loved his per-
Torrance. but he offered me two
dollars more for my vote than
Gregory Peck did.
And Lost Week End" is getting
a lot OF attention because It has
influenced peoples actions lately.
One OF my writer's was walking
down the street the other day
with his typewriter, and this nice
old lady walked up TO him and
said, Nov don't you do 1t, young
man. You step into the Derby
with me right now and I'll buy
US both q slug"
But we can expect q lot Of cleo
pioneering between now and the
night Of the Academy dinner. one
year a glamour girl hired an ex-
Chicago ward leader to run her
campaign. But something back
fred. Because the night the votes
were counted there were three for
her and $500 for the mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

mand and require q supply Of =
product Of satisfactory quality
Col. Samson concluding his let
ter to the CPA of1cial, states that,
1T is difficult to understand how
anyone in possession OK this M
formation can come TO any other
conclusion but that the present
critical situation cannot be alle-
Waited until sufEiclent hosiery Is
made to supply the normal replace
ment demand OF IS million pair per
month, In addition to the demand
for normal inventory of over 900
million pair" M
Col. Samson, In representing the
hosiery industry as a whole, has
continuously taken issue with vari-
Gus statements given out by civilian
and government officials regarding
the hosiery situation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

ed in Colonel Blimp. The timeli-
ness Of this story has significance
for people generally, since 1t offers
a forward glimpse into domestic
problems which may assail young
married couples wherever they find
themselves reunited under changed
conditions after war service.
In the second attraction, "Dick
Tracy" cartoon favorite, makes his
screen debute in melodrama. Nor
gan Conway plays the super-sleuth,
with Tess Trueheart" played by
Anne Jeffreys and Mickey Kuhn
as his young pal Junior"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

his reckless deeds across five states
his romance with a girl who gave
up all to follow him, and on to its
smashing climax.
THE Return of Frank James"
brings the saga of the notorious
brothers to its spectacular finale
with Frank determined to avenge
the cowardly murder Of his brother
Jesse. The picture, follows Frank
over the lawless West, with excit-
ing scenes Of robbery, murder, gun
fights, manhunts, train hold-upS
and pursuit.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16
Current Films
Time Schedule

WARMERS STATE-"The Bells OF
st. Mary's: 1918, 2:25, 4:4O, $50,
9:15 p. m.
LOEW'S STRAND-"JeSsie James:
2:37, GIL, 9:45 p. m; THE Re-
turn OF Frank James: 100, 5:34,
sos p. m.
LOEW'S POLI-"Up Goes Maisie:"
2:45, 500, $3.50 p. M; "a Letter
For Evie": 100, 4:20, 7:S5 p. m.
Evening star., 1946-09-18

gomery County stands solidly be-
hind the theory that the people
in the county have the right to
choose by ballot the form of govern
ment most desirable to them. Each
COP candidate has indorsed this
doctrine.
"It is clear that the leaders of
the Democratic organization are
against the free expressions of vot-
ers by proposing that the Democratic
County Congress declare its oppo-
sition to the reconsideration of the
establishment of a charter form OF
government, and. according to the
newspapers, to continue to oppose
any groups, charter or otherwise
which would deprive our citizens of
direct, representative government.
They do not even want the ,ques-
ton put before the people again.
They don't want the thousands of
voters of this county to express
themselves yea or nay on this ques-
ton.
While the Republicans do not, as
political party, indorse charter,
we believe that the people have the
right to vote for or against this
form of government, however many
times the question may arise.
THE Republicans will fight for
the right of free expression. will
fight against one man rule in Mont
gomery County"
Evening star., 1946-09-18
|G0p in Montgomery
Backs Charter Vote;
Hits Democrat Stand

Leslie G. Aries, chairman of the
Montgomery County Republican
Campaign Committee, today said
county Republicans, while unable to
indorse the charter form of govern
ment for the county as a party,
nevertheless favor vote on the
subject.
His statement follows action of the
county commissioners yesterday in
refusing to nominate q slate of can
didates for the five posts on the
charter board.
Earlier in the week Democratic
leaders declared their opposition to
the charter form of government.
The Democratic county congress will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High School.
Mr.. Aries statement said in part:
The Republican party in Mont
Evening star., 1946-09-18
5000 Pacific Veterans
Due on Coast Today
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Upward of 5000 Pacific veterans
are due to debark today from three
vessels at San Francisco.
The ships are: Hawaiian Ship.
per from Honolulu, 1882 troops
Waterbury Victory from Yokohama
1882, and Gen. Gordon from Bonn.
bay, IA.
Evening star., 1946-09-18

Army in August. 1943. recently was
released from the Army as 4 lieu
tenant colonel after serving in the
Normandy, Northern France, Ar
dennes, Rhineland and Central Eu-
ropean campaigns.
A 1915 graduate of Yale Univer-
Evening star., 1946-09-18

sity, Mr.. Mckee worked on the New
York World and the Hartford Times
before joining the staff of the Bos-
ton Transcript in 1919. He was an
editorial writer and Washington
correspondent for the Boston paper
until he came to The Star in 1910.
Evening star., 1946-09-18
Oliver Mckee Named Aide
OF Secretary Benton

Oliver Mckee, former Star re-
porter, has reported for duty as
special assistant to William Benton,
Assistant Secretary of State for
public affairs, Mr.. Benton an
nounced today.
Mr.. Mckee, who was on The Star
for three years before entering the
Evening star., 1946-09-18

Young yes, but very knowing !. here's
fashion finesse of perky feathers on full
felt. Cts the same fine quality used in
much more expensive hats) They come
IN black or brown with solid or colored
feathers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

l1ngliif. slls oaber lid bos 8eriitt
uerbreitete, Die Sobrifsebauoe ieien
tros ibrer ltnglitds6ronif auf's neue
5u oermieten, beoauerte man in Sen
umliegenoen StraBen einitirnmig Die
armen @eidaftslelte, oie lt6 ouf cine
ourd 10 biele Sd)iffbriide berii6tiete
See binauspagen tpiiroen.
Gin neuer Mieter erregt INNER Elm
tpenig Die Neugier Ser Ra6barI6aft.
Slufj 0ieti6 unb gllberte bilbeten fei-
ne Iusnabme bon oieier &egel. Won
fonnte nun regelmdBig ieoen Wor-
gen cine ltattlide, briinette iunge 8o-
me in 8egleitl1ng zines biden, beas
blonoen Serrn bon geiestem 9llter
rno roiiger @eit6tsfarbe onfommen
leben, Die beioe, obne Die gerineite
gefangenbeit 5u perraten, oie oorban-
benen äidfeiten beit6tigten, 1id]
iiber oeren SerDenoung berieten, uno
oa uno BORT baulide GerGnoerungen
in Sori6lag brudten. ltno 5tpar 5eig-
ten lie babel einen 10 li6eren gIif
unb cine 10 raI6e gntlhloIienbeit,
oaB ieoermann ii6 lagen mrBte, man
babe es oiesmal ni6t nit l6ii6ter-
men Infdngern ODER ber1pegenen 8a=
tentinbobern 5u tun, lonoern NIT sSn=
onltriellen, Die lid auf ibr 8eidGft
perlteben uno ben 8etrieb besielben
our6 alle mogli6en Sorfebrl1ngen 81
lidern tradten
Ser erIte ginbrud ouf oas 8ubli=
fl1m mar alio Elm giinitiger, freilih
nit gepliien ginibrdnfungen. 8ie
Ionoerbar eridien nid)t ldon cine ge-
Ifaftli6e Gerbinoung 5piIden oielen
5tpei DISQUALIFICATION, bereu MeuBe=
res 10 oerldieOen mar: 4lberte Sarm=
tier, cine bo6gepafiene, frGftia ge=
baute 8eltalt, bie 5tpar ettpas ouffaI=
leno, aber INNER nad) ser neuelten
Wooe sefleioet mar; l,no IietI6 NIT
ieinem nod beIheioenen S6mer=
baudlein, Der IN ieinem fnapp onlie=
genoen l6par5en 8ehrode oas Mus=
leben zines Sblaufopfs bate, oeilen
nabre IbitdJten binter Ser iheinbei=
ligen Wiene zines frieMiden, leines
Soleins lth freuenben SpieBbiirsers
lt6 berbargen.
geioe ifienen iibrisens einanoer
gan5 ausge5eihnet 5u perlteben uno
llh poufommen ielber 5u eeniigen, oa
lte niemano Inn Hat froeten uno of
fenbar einem genau feItseleeten 8la=
ne gemaB porgingen. Sour ser Sous
meilter, 8abarour NIT gamen, MUIR
De itber Die friibern Sdidiale Der So
brit ausgeforid)t. slber aud bieier
mar Elm Sdlauberger, ser Id)on beim
erlten 3ulammentreffen nit leinen
neuen 8ebtetern iid iiber oielelben
feiner Sauiduns bingab. gr muBte
NIT Shreden 1pabrnebmen, pie tpe-
mig bel Der I6p6suns ibrer gnt=
lblleBungen feline eieene 1perte Ser
ionlt6feit ms Gepi6t fiel. Dement,,
lpreheno fielen audi leine Mntporten
aus; oenn er fiibIte 1pobl, ooB feline
Stellung an einem i6ipa6en ssuoen
blng, Der ieoen 9lugenblid reiBen
fonnte, uno baB er iid nod Dem @un-
lhe lelner neuen Serren nllieitia niib=
lid MAIDEN uno ieinen Gbarafter it,
rem ablihten anpaiien miiBte, ba Ionit
feline nitleioige 9tidiidt auf einen
alten Siener lein @erb1nanis aud,
MIR eine Wtinute ner5ogern uiirbe.
(sSnrtSph,,na SoTnN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

sdmers 6es bonn miitterIiden 8ooen
2osgeriiienen, Die l1n5ufrieoenbeit
nit iid ielbit, Die ardnfilng ieiner
Wannesmiiroe, Der etttnutigeitoe
ginoruf elmer Geieaibaft, Die ibm
niht auiagt inb on Die er nidt ge.
tpobnt lit @abrenb Die eleganten
befraften &ellner geringIhdbige Sei-
te1tblide auf ieine blaue Sadie iperfen,
nabrenb Der ilnee @raf nit balbIau.
ter Stimme i'm aufforbert: uMon.
iieur CLAUDE, Sbr @las, bittei"
oenft er, Die our 1tantliben Stlinoe
in ieirern 2anob1us1en au Slelirines
feline arme Gaula gum erltenmal nI-
lein nit ben beiben &inoer6en am
geittasstiide iist. Sort sibt's pe0er
Bomaro nod gbateau-MargauT,
ipelde Warfen 8ieti1, Ser auf einen
guten 9ropfen bdlt, perlongt; bort
bot bas gB5immer fein bergolbetes
Safeltperf, nno feline 8emdlbe i'm
@erte bon oreiBigtauieno Sranfen
sieren Die 8anbe. ltno bod fliegen
glauoes @eoanfen nit @inoeseile
nod Sleurines, 10 oft i'm niht
9ietlh an ser l1nterbaltung teilsu-
nebmen 5tpingt. ltno Die grinnerung
an ienes belle 5tiib6en, beiien grit
ne, rebenumranfte Seniter auf Die
Bieien birausgeben, nie ieltIam
ninmt lie iib aus tn oieler fosmopo-
litil6en, NIT golblhinnternhen Ser
5ierungen iiberlaoenen Yrabtbane, in
pelder pom SdIagfluiie beorobte
gngldnoer i6peigenb lire &autperf-
5euge tn getpegung ieben!
@egen oas gnoe Ser WabI5eit trat
Ser @raf Elm menig aus iei11er 3uriid-
baltung beraus uno legte ettpas nebr
Ser5lidfeit an ben Sag. Sffenbar
bate glouoes bel6eibenes 8eien
ieine 8ebenfen serItreut; au6 erin-
nerte er ii9 piellei6t an feline Mut-
ter, Die in ibrem 8erfebr nit oen
0orfbenobnern bie 8iite uno 2eut-
Ieligfeit ielbit mar. Or erfunoigte iib
alio BET 9ieti6 nod oen nGbern 8e-
bingungen, unter benen ser iunge
Wann IN Die ssabrif eirtreten tperoe.
rSb! bieie 8eoinsungen iino ee-
raoe5u gldn5eno," anttportete 9ieti6;
~id) miiBte auf Der gan5en 8elt feis
men gliifli6eren &erl 5u finbeu als
oen Sdeln, Der ba Dor Sbnen list!
gr fat freie @obnung Sei5ung urro
8eleudtuns i'm @elddfte ieIbit, oa5u
i6on als slnfdnger ben @ebalt zines
WiniIters uno obenorein oie Musliht
ouf cine Beniion bonn fiinf5ielten 2e-
bensiabr on. l1no oas olles bat er
gefnnoen, als er zines Cages gan5
abnungslos Die Sd)iise zines gGh-
leins ausbeiierte, Inn Sorellen 5u fan-
gen; oanals bat er oas Slid lelbIt
in ieinem Nese ertpiidt. Mber mas
5lt ton lit, er ielber i6eint feline blaiie
Mbnung oapon 5lt baben 8irf=
lih, CLAUDE, on biit beute Elm triib=
ieliger Batron, elm nabrer gis5apfen !
Oh beroerbIt mir gang oen Ippetit.
Wean friegt in oeiner 0Gbe einer
S6nupfen!
au6 bas @rdflein bemerfte nun,
er babe oft Die geoba6tung gema6t,
oaB Ger Mann Der Sdolle niemols
oas lei, tpas man inn lanolGufigen
Sm1ne oes 8ortes In Itig beiBt;
oenn mag oerlelbe pergniigt ober
miBpergniigt iein, inlmer ipie1t iidy
allies btnter elmer Wtiene ob, Die lid)
inItinftmaBig Dor Der @uBen1pelt per=
i6lieBt
rSabe i'h nibt redt, Sr. Noutier 2"
sd meiB es nidt, Sr. @raf. Mon
fennt it6 lelbit niht re6t. llnb 10 per-
ltbere ih Sic, oaB ib mir bur6ous
niht porltellen fann, ipas fir elm &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

Iiidt id in 6ieiem augenblife made. "
Gin Shlaufopf, Der ii1 11i6ts
|pergibt!" labte Dietid.
Smmerbin enoigte bie MobIseit
Elm ipenig froblider oils ite begonnen
batte. 8ein Sinansgeben bot Der
@raf leinen 8egleitern 3isarren an
Iuno perabreoete nit bem ssngenieur
cine 3uiammenfunft auf ben aberb.
Sierauf begab lih 0ietIb nit CLAUDE
nod Der Sabrif, Inn i'm BORT ein5u-
lfiibren.
llnterpegs 5eiete Der sSngenieur
feline beitere 2aurle: moran Die eben
genoiiene ledere Mabl5eit Den Saupt-
anteil bate. 0od) beipies er ieet me-
Inig grfenntIi6feit gegen ben oriito-
fratiiden @altgeber inb fam unauf-
borlicb auf oeiien beleioigenben Gin.
tel 5uriid.
~9enfe bir, mein ormer CLAUDE,
|nift einmal einlaben nollte bi9 bas
Sitngel6en! Sd aber berlangte es."
~grlouben Sic, Sr. Gieti6, ba to-
ten Sic unre6t."
rGur6ous ni6t; id beItano unbe-
oingt bararf! 8ie2 iold Elm gan5
beOeutungsloier 8urihe, Dem mir an
oem gliidlihen grfolge unierer I'm
ternebmune einen Mnteil getp1bren,
|nimmt it6 beraus, bon Ser Sobe lei.
ner 3innen peradtli6 auf uns berab-
ouI6auen!"
~9ob nidt auf sic, Sr. 0ieti6!"
~ltnter BEN gegebenen l1mItanoen
betra6te i6 mid als iolioarii6 nit
Dir. Sd babe oid ausgepdblt, oi6
porgeitellt unb Dir Die Stele per-
lfofft. gu bilt nur nein Gertreter,
mein 5tpeites Sd; alles mas oih be-
riibrt, oas beriibrt au6 mid. gs lit
Dies iibrigens ni6t bas erite Mal,
oaB i6 i'm al1f elmer Saftloligfeit
ertappe, bieien @elbl6nabel. Sd bin
fein @raf unb bilbe mir ,1i6t Elm, aus
belierem Seige gema6t 5ll iein, als
Der geringite meiner 9lrbeiter. sSal1s
er, Der Serr uno Weil tier, it6 beileite
|bolten mill, 10 mag er es tlln; ober
mir rperoen ibm Die He6nl1ng idon
perial5en. S6lieBli6 perlange ib bon
|ibm tpeiter nidts als lein @elb; bas
aber perlange i6 griinoli6, merle
bir's, mein Sobn! Hi1t cine Sefunbe
lang babe ih Sic Abiidt, BLOB INN Ser
| ihonen augen oes Srn. be Saint
slgilbert pillen giienbabnmagen 5lt
bauen."
0ietid iagte bies in einem 10 lon-
oerbaren Eonne, baB CLAUDE i'm nit
groBen slugen anl6aute.
81" fubr ser Sngel1ieur fort, uee=
nib boffe id) slt ieben, pas fir eine
Sorbe oas @elo bes 8r1fleins bat,
uno au6 bie olte 8aronin mag ibrer
@oaltrumpf bereitma6en.; i1 babe
Iseinen eetpaltigen Mppetit."
9abei fletidte er Die 3Gbne gleidj
einem &rofooil, pdbreno er nit Sen
Sanoen oie 8emegung zines Men=
iben madte, Ser om Glide Iiteno
leine Serbiette entfaltete.
CLAUDE ertpioerte nidts. 1ietlf,
Idien iibrigens iest NIT li6 aaein gu
ipreden. gr erbiste un6 ereiferte lih,
gan5 beberrl6t bon einem 2ieblings=
geoanfen, Der ibm obne 3peifel Ote
rei5enbiten 3ufunftsbilber oorgous
felte, Die i'm beinabe perseiien lieBen,
bob ibm elm untergebener 5ub0rte,
Elm ihlihter Wann, Der itd tpenig
um Die idillernoe 8eoeutllng Ser
8orte fiimmerte, ionoern olles i'm
buhitdbliden Sinne peritano
sluf Ieinem geounienen, bon einem
Itrobfarbigen 8arte umrabn1ten 8ie=
oermeiergeiiht, oas Der Bomaro nof
roliger gefarbt bate, 5eisten it6 iest
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

Sn Der fatboliiden &apele in
Der Warineforps-8aiis in Gnanti=
CO, &a., mnrbe bieier 8eSad)tnis-
Sanfitein erridtet sur Grinnerung
an ben. eriten fatboliiden &ebr=
faplan, Der i'm sipeiten 8eltfries
fiel. IS mar 2entnant Mlppiius s.
Sdmitt, elm 5luttenfaplan nnb
Srieiter Der GrsbiDseie 9ubnaue,
Der am Z. 9esember 1941 bei benz
iapaniIden Nnsriff auf Eearl
Sarbpr iein 2eben berlpr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

iina6blige frel,oig sudenbe SGlt6en,
aus beren Mitte Elm 8aar peri9miste
aeuslein berporitaden.
rMuf ieben 5aa lei MIR rubig,
glaube! @iG er ben tpiirbepollen
Serrn berausfebren, 10 LAB Dir oar-
iiber feline grouen Saare tpa6ien;
nia er oagegen Den 2iebesniiroigen
ipielen, 10 braudit on Dir 10 tpenig
oarar5 5u MAIDEN als i6 es tue, tpenn
on itur babel @elo perbienit . llno
ou pirlt @elb peroienen, uno id tper-
oe 8elo peroienen, ltno mir alle tper-
ben @elo perbienen! glQes lit per-
traglid abgemabt unb unteraei6net.
Satpobl, icb balte i'm felt in ieber
Siniidt, Sen fleinen &rautiunfer!"
Sierauf rief 9ietid) cine 1roI6fe
berbei, Inn nit CLAUDE nod Ga Gba.
pelle 5l1 fabren. @1breno ser 5abrt
ipra6 er fein @ort mebr uno trom-
melte nit ieinem Stofe allf Dem SO.
ben bes @ngens cine 9lrt WtilitGr-
marih, als oh er au Selbe sieben
nollte gegen einen Seino, oen er BORT
I'M otdten Gualm uno Staub ser
StraBe eripabt bate. CLAUDE bagez
gen itatto unter Dem ginorud, in Die
ler Stunbe in 0ieti i6 einen ean5 on-
bern Weniden entoedt 5u baben, BON
Dem er bisber faum ettpas getpuBt
batte, uno es taudten in ieinem 8ei=
ite iolb bange abnungen auf, baB er
itd nit Der !Sar1o iiber bie slugen
fubr, ols Oh er Elm 8eipenIt perl6eu-
cben ipollte.
n3od nein!" baGte er bel iid, ,oas
Dare 81 arg. Sd perbe nod perriiftl
. oieies 5riibItiid, id fam es nidt
oeroauen!"
VII.
Gie Sabrif, in tpel6e @rof Bruno
Be Saint=9lgilbert ioeben lein @elo
geIteft bat, belitt cine interelionte
Sorgelbi6te. Sic befinoet Iih ldon
iett orei Sabren i'm 9elise sllbertes
unO oes Sngenieurs 9ieti6 uno
muBte oamals, mo Die 2eoerfobrit in
Gal o'Ipi burd oie aufriibreriI6en
Irbeiter in cine Huine pernanoelt
muroe, BEN lteberrelten oes Wtate=
rials uno oes Serionols ols mebr
ooer tpeniger anitanbige 3uflu6ts.
ltatte oienen.
Sic bil0et in bem langpeiligen
Guartier Ga Gbapelle Elm nit iebr
let6ten 8ullten beiestes Giered, oas
bon elmer iolioen Wauer aus 8ru6-
lteinen umldloiien lit. 9ieie Mauer,
Die fir ibren gegenndrtigen 3pef
piel 81 aniebnli6 lit, l1Bt permuten,
oaB Die @ebduli6feiten, Die iid Inn.
gibt, uripriinglib cine gan5 anoere
8eoeutung batten.
@irflif) paren Gietld unb 9ll=
berte nidt Die erlten, oie auf bieiem
Elabe nit @etpalt reid lperben tpoa-
ten. 9erielbe gli6 oielmebr io5ula=
gen einem &irfbof, auf Dem i6on
Die Soffnungen uno SrGume elmer
gan5en &eibe bon @eperbetreibenoen
bnnt our6einanoer begroben lagen.
slngelodt our6 Die gtabe oes Sltbobn=
botes uno Der &ingbabn, batten ii6
oaIelbit matchmaker mebr als sebn
oeridieoenartige inbuItrielle Inter.
nebmungen angeiiebelt. Sic beboup=
teten ii6 bartnGdig einlge Wonote
lang, Inn Damn 81 - perfra6en. lie
Der einige oerlelben brab oas Ser
bangnts ploslid berein, 1pdbreno an=
oere langIam oabiniie6ten uno gleid)-
Jam Sdritt fir S6ritt Dor Dem MiB=
gei6ide 5uriidpi6en, bas niemols sic
@affen itreden 1poIlte.
Sic &lati6baIen bes StobtpierteIs
] behaunten innnr AipIpr RInt hri,,no
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07
DIED
MRS. IRA GLOTFELTY

Mrs. Title Florence Margaret Glot-
felty, wife of Ira Glotfelty, aged So,
died last Friday morning at 6:3O
o'clock at her home near McHenry.
She had been a patient in Miners
hospital. Frostburg, and had been i'll
for period of about four months.
Deceased was born March ,, 1891,
in Allcgany county, a daughter of
the late Charles and Mary Miner.
Surviving are her husband, seven
children, Lee Glotfclty, jennings;
William and Frank Glotfelty, Acct
dent; Mrs. Charles Rafferty,, Frost
burg; Mrs. Paul c. Bittinger, Acct
dent; Mrs. William Miller, Grants
vile; Mrs. Alvie Thomas, Friends
V!lle; twenty-five grandchildren, and
four sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Hooking,
Oakland; Mrs. Carl Rizer and Mrs.
Lillian Mersing, Frostburg; and Mrs.
Ida Miner, Oakland; two brothers,
John Miner and Charles Miner, Oak
land.
Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the U. B. Church at McHenry, with
the pastor, Rev. c. w. Fraker, offici-
ating. Intermcnt was in ThayervilIe
cemetery.
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; AARON SINES

Aaron Sines, aged II, died Wednes-
day afternoon at 12:15 o'clock at the
home Of his son, Carl Sines, just west
of Oakland.
Deceased was born June II, 1869,
in Garrett county, a son Of the late
Henry and Susan Sines.
He was a retired farmer and was a
member Of the Dunkard Brethren
church at Sines.
Surviving are nine children, Mrs.
Susie Matthews and Mrs. Evelyn
Whitaker, Oakland; Mrs. Bertha De
Witt, Hagerstown, Earl Sines, Cum
lerland Virgil Sincs, Swanton; Carl
Harvey Raymond and Oscar Sines,
ell Of Oakland; also two brothers,
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The Republican

The Republican was established D
l377 1t is the oldest and largest news
paper published in Garrett county,
with the largest circulation.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Oakland,
Md, as second-class mail matter.
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MRS. WILLIAM II. X NELLY

Mrs. Harriet Anne Kelly died Fri
day, November |, at her home at
White Rock, following short illness
Mrs. Kelly daughter Of the late
Calvin and Susanna Uphold and was
born May 20, 1869. She was aged II
years, months and II days
She was united in marriage to Viii
liam Harrison Kelly in 1897, and he
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CHARLES Sines, Oakland; William
Sincs, Morgantown, W. Va; Sc grand
children and three great grand
children.
The remains are at the Bolden
Funeral Home. Funeral services will
be conducted on Friday afternoon at
, o'clock from the Swallow Fails
church, Rev Jonas Broadwater, Pied
mont, W Va, officiating. Interment
will be in the John Sines cemetery at
Sines.
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were accompanied home by Mr., Davis
wife and infant daughter, who had
been visiting her grandparents,
! Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hogue, Akron,
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IMPORTANT-When changing ad-
dress, send Us old address as well as
new; send address label from last
copy; allow two weeks for first copy
to reach new address
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Ohio, also spent the weekend at the
home of Warren Rathbun. Mr.. Hogue
is the father of Mrs. Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-05
Columbia In
 Bound South

The steamer Columbia, arriving at D. m and sailing at 2:30 p. m. today, brought the following pas sengers from Seward: William Carver, Vincente Cooke, Jean Dempster, Mrs Violet Dunlap and two infants, Sharon Dunlap, Ed Ward Eglund, Thomas L. Morrow, Austin Rollan. Mrs. Elizabeth Rol- Ian, Eugene Rollan, Beverly Rol- Ian, William L. Smith, T-5 John T. Cass, Cpl John A. Lowell John J Walsh and Fred Wesley.
 Leaving for Seattle were Maj. A H. Schwartz, Mrs. N. Merrill, Ma poleon Desourlia, Charles Dunn Kelso Kartness, c. O'Neill, Rutf and Dorothy Field.
 For Ketchikan Mrs. Fred Ba hoves, MT and Mrs. Andy Gunder son, Hal Fairhurst, John Olafson Patricia Oakes, Mary Lou Fagersor Bill Vernon, Dick Wingerson, Bo Goldstein, A. B. Phillips and I Westley