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Evening star., 1947-07-28
Cestoc After Third Koyo

CHICAGO, July % P.-Abel
Cestac, 222-pound Buenos Aires
heavyweight protege of Luis Firpo
and Jack Dempsey, will bid for his
third straight Chicago knockout to-
night against Hezzie Williams OF
Chicago in the eight-round windup
at Marigold Gardens.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Light Heavy Champ Gets Rich
At Expense of Heavy Boxers

to stage Kemp Wicker Appre-
citation day" August 8 in honor
Of the manager of their ball club
Wicker piloted the Columbus
Cardinals to the Sally League
pennant last season, although his
club was seventh in team batting,
sixth in team fielding, its best
leading hitter batted only .293.
Columbus had cinch discover
ing America compared to Co
lumbus Wicker's discovery of first
place.
Monday matinee-John Gal
breath, the Columbus (Ohio}
real estate man who owns the
Darby Dan Stable and a piece OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates, may turn
up any day now as owner OF
an Ohio newspaper. Wonder
what he'll do in his spare time.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
;osn Had Big Doube-PIoy Doy-Wrong Way


grounded 1888 but Goose
Cosn doubepays Jerry Free
made Al 1908 Nine
with five in
entire without accepting
fielding chance.
made five second base in game
contributed shortstop
hortstop have played 12nning games
accepting fielding chance Burt shotton current man
Brooklyn but then Washington outhede
played innings had fielding opportunity
Somebody Detroit pitcher blasted
game Philadelphia 1912 AS recently
Keher the Phes II inning
And the yielded by pitcher In season
Newsom in 1888
McC5inny believed all made
hit Al baters 1900 Mel GalGa OF the Mats
pitchers hit three bae in inning.
QeOD Chicago 19o3) made IL in game
CIeveIunds Team in l899 Must Have Been Bod
history must
representatives They 20 lost 1874
Washington launched its 1904 of losing
The Mats employed eight pitchers IN game
against Boston in 1913.
Phiies lost 100
And they National basement II times
Athletics scattered 26 hits in 1896
the that is.
American ceer
times.
Pecknpaugh the Mats shorstop who
World There have been
who of World Series with
both also the least vauabe
of consecutive games,
the Athletics of 1915 and 943
National successive defeats a. held by
club agate suddenly presented
Hawkins the al-time major league headache.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

the record book by way Of the back door? Ever
hear of John Majors of the Philadelphia Athletics?
No? Well, he lost 10 straight games in 1915
Hasty ficking of The Little Red Book re-
veals Dolly Gray of Washington walked eight
batters in one inning seven in succession against
Chicago in 1909. . Walter johnson once un-
leashed four wild pitches in one inning and Ty
Cobb was caught stealing 38 times in 1915.
Jack Townsend ds04 and Bob Groom ds0s).
both Washington pitchers, hold the modern record
for most games lost in season, 26. Jimmy
Foxx LED the American League seven times In
strikeouts, but the who struck out 1880 times
in his career was Babe Ruth. -. Vince Di Maggie
famed la times in the 1898 season.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Paired Golfers Hit
Aces on SumeH Hole
Bv 4he Assosioted Press

II BY mo NsSoSldfsu rFess
AKRON, Ohio, July 28.-A pair
of golfers in the same foursome
shot consecutive holes-in-one
yesterday on Turkeyfoot Country
Clubs 140-yard No. hole.
Using 7-iron, Abe Joseph hit
the green with ball that just
managed to roll in. Then Morley
Storey stepped up to the tee with
his No. 5 iron.
Storey's drive hit the green and
took a back bounce into the cup.
Joseph finished with a 2-over-
par "A. Storey had an So.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Locke, 5.Shot Winner
Al Columbus, Heads
For ST. Paul Open
By the Assoeiofed Press


COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 28.-With
$40. $3.50 in his pocket after less
than four months of playing over
American courses, South African
Golf Champion Bobby Locke headed
today toward another payoff in the
$4,000 St. Paul Open scheduled
next, Thursday through Sunday.
The beknickered clouter fired a
scintillating 274, IA under par, to
win the second annual Columbus
Open yesterday by five strokes over
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, Calf, and
leaped right out front in the money
won list. .-.-.
Ben Hogan, who has led the
parade all season, wound up in a
ninth place tie with 289, picking up
S3O6, while Locke was getting $4,000,
and the little fellow from Hershey,
Pa, skidded to third in the cash list
behind Demaret, who grabbed 81 400
for his 279 effort.
69.42 Stroke Average.
Locke, who has appeared in q
dozen tournaments since he came
over on April l at the behest Of
Slammin' Sammy Snead-and has
compiled a 69.42 stroke average per
round while winning OF the 12-
plans an exhibition tour after the
st. Paul event. AZ. -
He gets into competition again at
Western Open in Salt Lake City,
August 29-September !, and the
SIS, 900 Denver Open. September At,
and then he'll head for England and
South Africa about october l.
He'll be back, he says, in time to
pick up the winter tour at Los
Angeles along about the first OF the
wear, and-bad news for the home
breds-he plans two-year stay this
time.
Locke, too, has applied for mem
bership in the American PGA, and
the touring pros have hunch he'll
bring his wife and daughter here to
make his home in the land where
money grows on golf courses.
In playing 10 medal play tourna-
ments Locke has fired 2,777 shots in
this country and has collected $2O,-
SGT 5O-that figures out at $7.3S
every time he swoung a club in com
petition. not counting what he's
picked up on some lucrative exhi-
billions.
Payton Falters.
Locke hit the half way mark In
the Columbus tourney deadlocked at
138 with Demaret and George Pay
ton of Hampton, Va, but it was no
contest the rest Of the way as the
South African fired through wind
and rain and lightning for closing
rounds of 67 and SO to spreadeagie
the field Payton finished 16 strokes
back of Locke with 290, worth
I$16750.
After Demaret's 279, five strokes
back of the invader, came Melvin
(Chick) Harbert of Detroit with 283
much of it due to a course-recoro
i32-32-64 in the third round, two
strokes better than the Columbus
Country Club had ever been negoti-
ated. Chick skidded to a rs on the
final round, however.
National Open Champion Lew
IWorsham played par golf for the
last day, 73-71-144 and barely made
the money list with 290 total
which tied Denny Shute for last
place and was worth $50.
Years leading money winners:
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Drivers Racing Tonight
For MIDGET Car Title
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-The
Eastern States midget auto cham
pionship will be the prize tonight
as more than 40 racers compete at
the Yellow Jacket Speedway.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
indians, z; Mats, !

Runs-Mitchell, Metkoyich. Yost. Runs
batted in-Boudreau (2). Two-base hits
Robertson. Boudreau. Sacrifice-Priddy.
Double plays-Wynn to Yost to Christman;
bases-Cleveland, 81 Washington, IL, Bases
on balls-Of Gettel, 3: Wynn, !; Feilsr. l..
OF Gettel, 8 in 5as innings: Felier, in
3iz. wild pitch-Gettel. Winning pitcher
-Gettel Umpires-McGowan. Grieye and
Jones, 9,846 Time--2;04.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
fts C|outing Williams Walker Alter Pennant Pictures

BOSTON RUN CUT Elliott Braves third baseman is
off at the plate by Cardinal Catcher Joe Garaoa and
called out by Umpire Barlck in the second inning OF ST.
yesterday in St Louis Marty Marons relay
from the oued caught Elliott who tried to score from second
plate This the first of three Boston that were
npped at the plate but the Braves beat the Cards 1913
-AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Ruth Guest at Come

PHILADELPHIA, July 28 (P.-
Eastern Pennsylvania's junior base
ball stars meet today at Shibe Park
in the fourth annual American
Legion All-Star game with Babe
Ruth as honored guest.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Barnhart Is Appointed
As Pro Manager at
Argyle Golf Club

Bob Barnhart, a member of the
Middle Atlantic PGA for the last
two and a half years while pro at
Bannockburn and later Cedar Point,
will take over Friday as pro-man-
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Win, Lose, or Draw
Worst Pitching Marks Also Hit the Book
By BURTON HAWKINS

Cincinnas Ewe Blackwell making anking movement on
Maquard record of 10 straight wins which will get him line
type other things He'll
those characters who got IN
Evening star., 1947-07-28

Consider of Carl Weiman of the St Ii
Browns bat six times in and str
times Ossie Buege of the Mats is one OF M
whitfield five times in Frankie Crosettl fan
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Dorothy Head Upsets
Tennis Form Sheets
By the Associotsd Press

SEA BRIGHT, N. j., July 28.-
Tennis experts refigured their form
sheets today as they studied upsets
of the 59th annual Sea Bright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club Invitation
Evening star., 1947-07-28

Columbus Discovers Wicker
Columbus, Ga, baseball fans plan
Evening star., 1947-12-08

opening play with a production OF
Arthur Miller's last seasons prize
play, "All My Sons" which will be
offered in four performances, Feb
ruary So.
Last production on the schedule
Of the group will be an original
drama. 1t is set for the second
week in March.
Reissue department: Although 1t
was labeled at the time, 1888, as
preliminary go at a Gone With the
Wind" theme, "Jezebel" was bril-
liant success for Warner Pros, an
Academy Award winner for Bette
Davis and credit to Director Will
liam Wyler, who never produces
picture of less than true distinction.
All these things considered, Warn
ers have decided that it would be
foolish not to send it around again,
especially in view of the success of
many q lesser item on the reissue
list. Accordingly, "JezebeP' will be
coming in again on Thursday, the
attraction at the Warner, which was
known as the Earle when it first
showed up.
incidentally, speaking of the thea
ter's new name, no reviewer ever
made the expected mistake of refer
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Hollywood:
COrnel Wilde
Hopes to Do
Shaw Play
By SheiIoh Grohum

Marlene Dietrich, Burt Lancaster
and Brian Donlevy for "Rogue's
Regiment" How does that line up
for cast? Producer Robert Buck
ner has already made a deal with
Burt and Brian, and now he Is wait
ing word from Marlene to play the
lead in his story about the modern
French Foreign Legion.
Cornel Wilde and his wife, Pat
Knight, will do Shaw revival on
Broadway, because it is so tough
finding good new play. Cornel
isn't sure yet which of Shaw's plays
they will choose. All he cares about
is being in good play with his Pat.
Robert Aida and Ann Dvorak CO.
star for Allied Artists release In
Death on My Hands" Aida is hop
ing to get Director Robert Siodmak
for his picture. Ann will play a
Hollywood extra.
Maria Montez tells me that she is
terribly worried about her Jean
Pierre Aumont in Paris, "weeth all
those strikes" He'll be back here
January 10 and will find new car
waiting for him-Maria's present
for his birthday last year. It's just
been delivered.
Now Red Shelton is going to write
a book-"One Foot in the Door," 1t
sounds mighty like publicity tie
up for his current movie, 1.-THE Full
ler Brush Man" This picture Is
nearly completed.
Rita Hayworth's husband in 'The
Loves Of Carmen" is Victor Jory,
and this Is his first picture in five
years. As sideline from being
Rita's husband, Victor is preparing
IL biblical color cartoons for the
screen.
Director Sam Woods is complain
ing of the high cost of stars. He
wanted Robert Mitchum for "Pur-
gatory Street." but says he would
have had to pay 100000 for him.
(He'd have been lucky to get him
for thatD And he says he would
nave mad TO pay Sl5O,UUO 1Or ROBERT
Cummings.
Well, it seems that George Raft
Is really serious about going to Mo-
rocco to make his Morocco" movie
there. He leaves New York Decem-
ber IL and won't be back here until
next spring.
Maureen O'Hara has Cancelled
her plan to go to Ireland next year.
Instead, she and John Wayne will
make their movie, "The Quiet
Man." for John Ford, here. Maureen
is still hoping for another baby Of
Evening star., 1947-12-08

the movies. Ray settled the prob
lem by showing her his name tag
on his shirt!
Douglas Fairbanks, jr.. on the set
Of This Is the Moment" tells me
that his chief reason for doing the
movie with Betty Cradle is-"to
make enough money for my inde-
pendent production, The OFlynn. ="
Doug actually doesn't have to work
at all. He has a million dollars or
SO left him by his father and he
also owns an orange ranch in Cali
fornia and a sheep farm in Vir-
ginia. And did you know that it
was Doug who gave Greer Carson
her first screen test-in London?
Fred Astaire has now opened his
tenth dancing school-in st. Louis.
Fred trains all his teachers him.
self.
Joan Leslie, who went to Paris
to model American clothes, tells me
the French couturieres of Paris are
coming to San Francisco next year
to do their stuff at the Portolo
Pageant. Joan will attend as the
guest of Schiaparelli.
Robert Taylor has, in Barbara
Stanwyck, the most understanding
wife in Hollywood. Bob spends at
least eight months of each year
hunting, flying and fishing, out of
Hollywood. Barbara doesn't like
any OF these sports. So she stays
at home. But I've never known her
to ask Bob to stay here with her.
If dashing all over the United
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

SLdSc.
National - "Sweethearts" $3.50
pm.
Catholic University Jenny
Kissed Me-; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Had to Be YOU;
/, $40, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:55 pm.
Capitol - Golden Earrings; II
am, 1:45, 4:3O, tbs and 10 pm
Stage shows: 1:05, $50. 6:35 and
9:20 pm.
Columbia-"Body and Soul; II Is
am, 1:2O, 3:2O, $40, 7:25 and $50
pm.
Hippodrome-"Green for Dan
GER; 2:15, 4:O5, s. 7:50 and $40 pm
Keiths-"The Secret Life of Wal
ter Nifty; 11:20 am, 1:20, 3:2O
$40, 7:20 and 9:20 pm.
-"Torment" 1880 am,
1870, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm
am, 1880, 3, Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm
Metropolitan - Arizona; 10:4O
am, 1880, 3. Sis, 7:25, $40.
PaIace-"Green Dolphin Street.;
11:05 am, lao, 4:20, 6:55 and $3.50
pm.
Pix-"Roman Scandals; 2, 4:40,
7:25 and 9:55 pm.
Trans-LuX - News and shorts,
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"It Had to Be YOU;
10:45 am, !, $40, 5:25, 7:45 and
10 pm.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

ring to 1t as the Earle after the
rebaptism.
II Il i II
Onward and upward department: /:
The implications of the atomic age
may have left the professional thea
ter dumfounded, but not the girls
|of Smith College. The Northamp-
ton (Mass) schools department of
theater this week will present a
living newspaper on the atomic age,
a production with the brooding title
of "E mc2," and directed by Halle
Flanagan Davis, an old hand at the
living newspaper project.
Mrs. Davis, who spent many years
in Washington as head of the Fed
eral Theater Project, will have the
assistance of another former we'll
known Washington drama figure in
"E = mc2.' He is Day Tuttle, who
served two assignments as director
of the erstwhile Washington Civic
Theater.
The production (whose title is
hard to write on typewriter which
has no equals" SYMBOL is an am
bilious undertaking. It is described
as having two parts, IS staccato
scenes and a cast of As characters" !"
It is a thoroughly documented treat
ment and has the ring of something
that q man might well go out of
his way to see. A man, especially,
considering the Smith background
of the project which opens Wednes-
day night and runs through Satur-
day,
Evening star., 1947-12-08

DREAM HAT-The piscatorial
bonnet is one OF the things
dreamed up by Waiter NIFTY
Danny Kaye) in the "Anatole
OF Paris" sequence in "The Sc
cret Life of Walter Mitty,"
Which continues to amuse
Keith's audiences. The mack
erel chapeau actually 1Das de-
signed BY John-Frederics and
the model is Gold1oyp Girl
Karen K. GauLord.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

observation-disclosures depart
ment: Members Of the District of
Columbia Motion Picture Council,
co-sponsor of the children's film
classic series with Warner Bros
theaters, will hear the national di-
rector of the project at their reg
ular December meeting tomorrow.
The latter Is Mrs. Marjorie G..
Dawson, chairman of the Children's
Film Library Committee of the Eric
Johnston office.
Mrs. Dawsons talk will review
the film library project which. after
being tested here, has since become
Nation wide institution.
The meeting is called for 1890
am. and will be held in the board
room of the Warner company,
Warner Building.
Campus drama department: How
ard University thespians will open
their drama season tomorrow night
with the presentation of Tennessee
Williams Glass Menagerie" at
Spaulding Hall little theater on the
university campus. The production
which was directed by James w.
Butcher, will continue through, De-
cember IL.
The Critics Circle prize. play of
two seasons ago will have a cast
which includes Leila Roane, Doris
Williams, Robert. Brown, Shauneille
Perry and William Coleman. Setting
design is the work Of Owen Dodson
and Walter Hall is responsible for
the lighting arrangements.
Howard Players will follow their
Evening star., 1947-12-08

piece of comic potency far exceed
ing the force of many past prize
winning performance.
However, a challenger for powell's S
place has appeared in the lanky
guise of Henry Fonda. The char
acter which has drawn attention
again to Fonda as one Of the
cinena's s more gifted male perform
ers is that of the prosecuted little
priest in John Ford's "The Fugitive. "
The simple Mexican clergyman
who dies for his right to place spirit
ual values above material ones is a
Dramatically rich part of which
Fonda has made the most.
He and his favorite director, the
latter of whom has not won an
Academy award lately, both are
sturdy candidates now.
They were both busy in the Navy
for q few years.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

States keeps Bob happy, she says
that's fine with her.
(Released By North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1947-12-08

her own. If her hopes aren't
realized, she will adopt & child.
The first time I saw Vincent
Price was on the stage with Helen
Hayes, as Prince Albert to her
Victoria Regina. Now, with the
whole world being so consort-con-
scious since the British royal we'd
ding, Vincent is going to revive this
play. First of all, wish Miss
Hayes would do it with him. Sec
ond, Id like them to do it here.
X X
Ray Milland was in a Beverly
Hills store few days ago getting
some Christmas gifts. He wanted
to pay by check, but he had no
Identification papers for the sales
lady, who obviously doesn't go to
Evening star., 1947-12-08

nAO SAs ssAO WI. zS40
JAMES STEWART, JANE wYMAN in
"MAGIC TOWN"
At q, 7:So, p45 Pm. Extra Nevsresl
Of Royal Wedding" lshown Today only1.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Skater Meets Fame
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Norma Brown, Denver, Colo, pro-
fessional skater, bumped into fame
the other night in the person Of Van
Johnson, who was at rollerdrome
on skating party.
Van liked her looks and intro
duced her to Director Frank Capra.
Now Norma has a movie role-not
as q skater, but as q cigarette girl.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Fonda Bobs Up as a Rival
To Powell for Acting Prize
By Joy Cormody

Awards department. Until the few days the attitude
In Hollywood
to William Powell
Clarence Life Father" thing
well eliminate the competition and the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-20
Brownie Activities
Listed By Leader

As the Oakland Brownies start their
third year, a resume of their accom-
plishments was outlined by Mrs. B. |.
Gender, Jr., leader, during the 35th
anniversary of Girl Scouting this past
week
The Brownies packed a box of recre-
ational supplies for children in hos
pitfalls or orphanages of Greece, valued
at $25, and at Christmas time boxes
were packed for needy children and
$500 sent to Father Flannigan's Boys
Town, enough to feed and clothe one
boy one week. They are now working
to raise money to provide the formula
room Of the hospital and also are
planning to raise funds to send the
Brownies to camp.
A play, THE Brownie Story" will
be given March %, at 1870 in the
Methodist church auditorium to which
the public is invited. They are also
taking orders for dyed eggs at Easter
time.
The program of arts, crafts, Ell
quette, dramatics and music, is under
the direction of Mrs Gender with Mrs.
Lewis Jones. Mrs. Emeric Dusic. and
Mrs. Robert Lohr as assistants. Mem
bers of the troop committee are Mrs.
Hugh Echard, chairman, Mrs. James
Pollock, Mrs. Ralph Pritts and Mrs.
William Rees.
Brownie members are: Arvetta Bell,
Barbara Biser, Betty Biser, Mary
Jane Browning, Jackie Calhoun, Helen
Browning, Geraldine Davis, lnez Da-
Wis, Lois Davis. 10 Ann Echard, Judy
Fansler, Annis Friend, Barbara Lu
Glotfclty, Patty Gortner, Carole Ann
Gender, Carolyn Sue Dusic, Sherry
Hardesty, Bonnie limbaugh, Mary
Ann Nally, Carol Phillips, Nancy Pol
lock, Linda Plitts, Beverly Rees, Ro-
berta Sanders. Rebecca Nell White,
Beverly Winters, and Patty Winters.
Ann Lee Lohr has been made troop
Mascot
Olivia Naylor, Willavene Ashby,
Barbara Jean Morris and Shirley Cal
houn will Fly Up to the intermediate
troop in the near future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-20
Announces New Line

international Harvester announced
a new line of motor trucks, the "kB"
models, at Fort Wayne, Ind, a few
days ago. There were also ceremonies
depicting the company's 40 years in
the truck industry. Nessrs. A. c.
Stanton and Maurice Broolhart, Of
the Garrett Truck and implement
company, local International Truck
dealers, attended district meeting at
Parkersburg, in connection with the
event.
The company began forty years ago
to produce a hundred international
Auto Wagons, hjgh-wheeled, low
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-20
CRELLIN

Homer Shaffer was confined to
his home this week recovering from
a brief illness.
Mrs. stanley Ashby is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hoopen-
gardner, in Frostburg this week,
Members of the All club met at the
home of Mrs. William Kelley Satur-
day where they were entertained
with a party. Hostesses were Mrs.
William Kelley and Mrs. Ralph
Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Liller of
Pleasant Valley, were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks.
Robert Shaffer was confined to his
home this week recovering from a
brief illness.
Revival Meetings, which are being
held at the Crellin Union Church, are
being attended well. The Church
urges you to come and worship with
them. Meetings will continue until
Sunday, March 30.
Mrs Floyd Carskadon was con-
fined to her home this week recover
ing from a brief illness.
1t was announced at the Vocational
Mining Glass Monday night that
there would be supper for the class
Monday, March 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-20
AVILTON

Asa Wilhelm and a crew of men
have been very busy, working at OPP
ening roads and are not through yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Merrill, Mrs.
William Merrill and children spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Beachy
Irva Catherine and Mary Jane
Robson spent Saturday evening with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch Robson. Mr.. Robeson's con-
dition remains about the same.
Mrs. Linnie Fike spent last week
end in Frostburg with her children
and while there attended the funeral
Of Mrs Clarence Broadwater in
Cumberland.
Hallod Fike and William Merrill
attended the Accident sale last Mon
day.
Mrs. Ada Wilhelm has been i'll for
several weeks and is improving slow
ly.
Cecil Fike of Grantsville, George
Fike, Laura Hetz, Mildred Bell and
son, Dale, Frostburg, and Mrs. Ada
Wilhelm and children, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Linnie Fike and Harold
Fike and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Broadwater and
sons of Barton have moved here and
are staying with his father, Albert
Broadwater.
Mrs. Thomas Wilhelm is i'll. Her
mother, Mrs. Matte Minnick IS
staying with her
Harold Resi- of Grantsville was
recent visitor at the Orville Stark
home.
Stewart Stahl, County Commission
er, was in this section recently look
ing over some of the blocked roads.
Asa Fresh and Wilmer Hummel of
New Germany were brief callers at
Asa Wilhelm's one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fike and son,
Gary Of Finzel spent Saturday even
ing here with his mother and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-20

children Of Alexandria, Va, were
weekend guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. NJ. Speicher and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weitzel.
Farm Bureau discussion group No.
, met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster lost on Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Fike and Miss
Hazel Broadwater spent Tuesday in
Cumberland.