The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-27
UNDER $4,000
NEEDED TO END
HOSPITAL DRIVE
Fund Boosted This Week by
S5,173.35, Bringing Total
Thus Far to S67,36O.S5

Thus Far to S67,360.S5
The Garrett County hospital fund
is now less than $4,000 from the
goal set some weeks ago by special
committee named by the County
Commissioners, it was announced this
week by the county chairman. The
total amount actually raised or to be
promised by responsible persons up
to yesterday evening, was S67 ,360.85
The fund was boosted this week by
pledges and contributions amounting
to $5,173.35. Some reports were made
this week by Deer Park, kempton
and further contributions were re-
ported from Loeb Lynn Heights
Chief among the ones this week were
promises of $1,000 from the Lions
club, $500 from Pythian Sisters, S400
from Kitzmiller City Council, $3.50
from Eastern Star, $3.50 from Dia
Elkins, Washington, and 500 from
| the Red House Sewing Circle. Largest
cash contribution was from the I'm.
perial Ice Cream division of the Fair
mont Creamery company, Of $3.50
| Several hundred dollar donations
added to the amount and many small
! Ter amounts.
These smaller amounts are very
much appreciated by the committee,
chairman George H. Hanst stated
land are as necessary as the larger
ones. The sacrifice many times is
greater from the small contributor"
The chairman was hopeful thai
another two weeks would see The
quota reached and even surpassed
The $4,000 will be added to the SITS.
600 previously contributed by the late
George w. Loar, and the federal gov,
eminent is expected under pending
legislation in congress, to provide 81
cents for each dollar provided locally
Definite Pledges
Dial Elkins, of Washington, D. C.
sterilizer room as memorial to his
wife, $3.50; Eastern Star, Oakland
$3.50; kitzmiller City Council, $500
Red House Sewing Circle, 500; Pyth.
ian Sisters, Garrett Temple, No. II
for service kitchen, $500; Oakland
Mt. Lake Lions club, $1,000.
Cash Contributions
Imperial Ice Cream division OF
Fairmont creamery, $3.50; Mrs. Leor
Smouse, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. DeBerry, 500; Francis E. Kersh.
ner, 500; Miss Bridget Maroney
$115; Ferndale Baptist church, $40
/ Charles H. Shaffer, Washington, D
c., $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barnes
$50; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Porter, $25
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robert Dewitt, $25
contributor, $25; Z. Ruth Rudisill, Of
Baltimore, $40; Nh and Mrs. Edward
Wilson, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Frantz, $40; Bessie f. Griffith, Cum.
berland, IS; Hills Yoder, ST. Albert
Dewitt, James Rice, Clarence WEIGH
Raymond Rodeheaver, Bernard Moon
S. each; Mrs. Ohio S. Fike, Avilton
IS.
Kitzmiller-John DeLoach, $25;
| Coffman-Fisher company, $25; Hollis
Wilson, $40.
empton-Miners of Kempton No
AZ mine, $500; NJ. f. Gelley, SO; E
F. Harvey, 81; Louis McFall, 50; H
B. Buckley, IS; Robert Shockley, 81;
Mrs. Paul Carr, S..
Loeb Lynn-Baptist church, $4S.35;
f. T. Mowbray, $40; Miss Katherine
McLain, H. L. Harvey, H, Z. Gibson
| $40 each; L. NJ. Bernard, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Murray Paugh, Jr., Bertha War
nick, Mr.. and Mrs. John McBee, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Jackson, II. Clay Stick.
ell, Roy c. Lee, Vivian Courtney, Mr.
and Mrs. Mayo Sisler, Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Cook, Edison De ms. S. each;
C. H. Campbell, So; BIZ White, Mrs
John H. Sisk, D. E. Calls. 81 each;
Ella f. Sisler, Mrs. H. u. Gauer, 81
each
Deer Park-Holy Cross college OF
Washington, d. c., 500; Deer Park
school P.-T.A., $50; Mr.. and Mrs. d
r. limbaugh, $25; Clark Rodeheaver
$25; Carmelite Fathers, of Washing.
ton, d. c., $50; Deer Park girls All
club and Lola King, local leader, SIS;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lohr, Mr.. and Mrs
Ramsey Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
Dewitt, Edward Scbold, $40 each;
Miss Dorothy Lashorn, Alonzo Warn.
lex Mrs. Thclma Hanln, Mrs. Laura
Flanagan, So each; Mrs Elizabeth
Walter, 50; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Wright, $l.50; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sebold, Deer Park boys All club
Mrs. Homer Weimer, Miss Helena
Fernando, Mrs. B. f. Fernando, II. c
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