The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
Red Cross Campaign
Goes 'Over The Top

The Red Cross roll call campaign
has gone over the top with $3,514
having been turned over to J. NJ.
Jarboe, treasurer. The quota was
$500. There are still some commun-
tiles to report, Mrs. Paul Naylor,
chairman, stated.
The most recent solicitor to report
was Mrs. Willard F. Elliott who OBJ
tanned $l23.5O on Third street, Oak
land. Contributions included Dr. A. E.
Nance, $50; Craig Motor, $40; Leigh
tons Garage, Paul W McIntire, $40
each; Oakland Coca-Cola Bottling
Works, Hawkinson Tread Service,
Sharps Motor Company, Mrs. Victor
la Ingram, S. each; Imperial Ice
Cream company, So; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Junkins, James Fazzalari, Mrs.
Pauline Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est Liller, Dr. and Mrs. Thurl Billiard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bradford, Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. Updyke, 81 each.
Edward 7. Maroney, Adra Ream,
Mrs. Russell Beckman, Elizabeth
Beckman, Thelma Filsinger, Gene
We've Uphold, Mrs Edward Sincell,
Willard f. Elliott, Mrs. Prentice De-
Berry. Fred Glotfelty. Mrs. Edwana
Rock, S. NJ. White, Herbert Koch, Lee
land Roth, John Foley, Mrs Nettie
Thrasher, 81 each.
Other Contributions were received
recently by the following:
Containers placed in the Green
Palm, $1,88; Bills Barn, $I.18; Cof-
fey's Restaurant, $2.46
Mrs. f. +. Rathbun, solicitor, $780,
so; WSCS Of Methodist church, $25;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell, Prof. and
Mrs. F. Z. Rathbun, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Shirer, S. each.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Nina
Sharp, Miss Susy Smith, Mrs. N. |.
Broadwater. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Nay
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harmed, Rev.
and Mrs. George d. Birk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brookhart, $500 each.
Mrs. f. r. Fike, Mrs. G. c. Stem
pie, Mrs. Robert Stemple, Rev. A. F.
Schildwachter, Mrs, J. E. Helbig,
Mrs. George Warwick, Mrs. Sally
Woodell, Mrs. Reaford Purbaugh,
Mrs. Fred Martin, $1.O0 each.
Sunnyside school, Mrs. Bonnie C.
Calhoun, solicitor, $5.75: Shirley
Ann Shaffer. Freddie Lee Shaffer,
Catherine Rinehart, Norma Jean Lee,
Mrs. Marie Shaffer, $100 each.
Solicitation in kitzmiller was con-
Quoted by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the American Legion Wilson-Fidler
Unit No. 1l3, Miss Lois H. Sewers,
presidents solicitors were Miss Lois
H. Sewers, $171.25; Mrs. Grace
Evans, $16.15; Mrs. Maude Knots,
$780,; Miss Lois Pritts, $47.50; Mil
bred S. Nethkin, Jr, school class ST.
Is; Gladys B. Hamill, Junior class,
$3.50; Senior class, 1925; Mrs. Iva
Walker, seventh, $3.50; Mary E.
Blackburn, sophmore, $1,000; Lois
Pritts, LIST and 2nd, 1920; Mrs. VIM.
L. Sharpless, SIPS.
Collection Maryland theatre, S66.-
20 Garrett Coal Corporation, $50;
Pritts Bros Coal Company, $500;
Pritts Bros. Garage, $1,000; Mrs.
Caroline Wilson, American Legion
Post 113, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hutson,
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth McRobie, MI
and Mrs. H. J. Pritts, Barricks Store,
Kitzmiller Fire Department, $500
each; Mary f. Blackburn, $500; Mrs.
Walker, Gladys B. Hamill, Mildred S.
Nethkin, $500 each; Presbyterian
Auxiliary, $2.65; Rebekah Lodge,
Pythian Sisters, Firemen's Auxiliary,
American Legion Auxiliary No. 113,
$3.50 each; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Imam, Mrs. NJ. e. Pritts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Sharpless, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Sharpless, Carl Mosser, $500 each;
First and Second grades, $1,20; Elsie
Burrell, Earl Keller, Samuel Tasker,
Donald DiGiustino, Olin Wilson,
Betsy Markley, Preston Scisci, Gloria
Wilson, Mr.. D. w. Walker, Mrs. Au-