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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
MARRIED

Wolfe Gcttings -Mls. Josephine
Wickham, Grafton. W Va. has an
nounced the marriage Of her daugf-
ter, Miss Rachel Ceilings, Oakland,
to Ernest r. Wolfe, also Of Oakland,
which took place October Is at tie
home of Rev. H. O. Teagardcn, in
Mt. Lake Park.
The bride was attired in a blue
dress with black accessories and wore
a corsage Of pink rosebuds. Her only
attendant was Mrs. May Dewitt,
sister Of the groom
The bride is employed at the Hine-
baugh Restaurant, while the groom,
a graduate Of Oakland High school,
is employed by the State Road COM
mission. He is a veteran Of WollI
War II.
Following a honeymoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Get
tingS, in Fairmont, W. Va, the
couple viii reside in Oakland vita
the groom's mother, Mrs. Ernest
Wolf. ST.. Reese street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Soldier Reburied

Graveside services were held at the
National Memorial Park, Arlington,
Va, on Thursday, October II, for
Pfc. Theodore Ted" Junkins, L. S.
Marine corps, who lost his life Sep
TENDER %, 1914, on Palau island,
South Pacific.
Services were conducted by the
American Legion and Rev. Knox, Of
Arlington.
He is survived by his wife, Mts.
Edith Junkins, two daughters, Sandra
and Judy, his mother Mrs. Maud
Junkins, all Of Arlington; and three
sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Edi5a
Hutson, kitzmiller; Mrs. Mildred
Lear, Arlington; Mrs Kathleen Itch
nell, Kcyser, W Va; Mrs Marguerite
Petit, Baltimore; Frank Junkins
Arlington; Paul Junkins, Keyser,
and Lawrence Junkins, Oakland.
The deceased was a graduate Of
Oakland High school and was a
former resident of Mt Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Organize VIEW. Post

On October 9, at Horseshoe Ron,
w. Va, Dr.. A. b. Bowyer, State Com
mander Of Charleston; Aubrey HiAir.
State Quatewnaster; Hugh g. Mui-
fly, Bird District Commander, Fay +.
Baker, Director of Extension, all Ct
Clarksburg, and Gus White of Eglou,
w. Va, formerly installed the Paugh-
Soldiers Stemple Post No. Sl29, Ectcr-
ans Of Foreign Wars.
The post is named for Richard
Paugh, accidently killed at Benbush,
W. Va; Keith Soldiers, killed in action
in Europe; and Ted Stemple, hillai
in action in the Philippine Islands
Meetings viii be held at 8 p m
each Thursday for the next tire,
months to organize committees Z,
direct various post activities
All eligible veterans of the area
not as yet members, are invited Il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
DIED
MRS. SAMUEL BOYER

Mrs. Eta Boyer, aged 81. widow
of Samuel e. Boyer, died at PAS
yesterday afternoon at her home In
Fairmont, W. Va, after having been
in i'll health for several years.
She had been bedfast since last De
cember when She fell and broke her
hip.
Deceased was a daughter of the
late William and Elizabeth Hinc-
baugh and was born at Accident
April 6, 1861. At the tuln Of the
century Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer operated
Il hotel and store where the First Ma
tional Bank now stands. They moved
to Fairmonl in 1901.
Surviving are five children. Mr..
Fred Wallace, Mrs. Spedden, Stanley
Boyer, Clarence Boyer and Harold
Boyer, all OF Failmont; Is grand
children and Is great grandchildren
also one sister and one brother. Tha0-
deus c. limbaugh and Mrs. John G..
Robinson, both Oakland.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home on Friday Afternoon
at 3 o'clock with Rev. Harold l. Ham
pastor Of the Lutheran church ii
Fairmont, officiating, assisted by Rev
Felix G. Robinson, nephew Of the d.
ceased, Of the Community church at
Attributable, w. Va. Interment will be
in Fairmont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Conducts Better Dress School

Miss Helen Shelby, clothing special
list, University of Maryland Extension
service, is conducting a better dress
school for club clothing chairmen at
the home of Mrs. Harold Miller, at
Grantsyille, this week The school
will close on Friday.
Miss Shelby and Miss Eleanor X.
Dearborn, home demonstration agent,
met with the county clothing commit
tee in the Extension office, Oakland,
on Wednesday to plan the 1919 pro-
gram.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Is Well Trained 4!

Little Shirley Rodeheaver, aged 8,
daughter of Hobart Rodeheaver. of
Hoyes, has her pet well trained.
She has a cat, about half grown,
which she feeds with a bottle. She
lays the cat on her lap on its back and
the cat holds the bottle in its mouth
with its front paws and uses one hind
paw to keep the bottle in position so
1t can be entirely emptied.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Fatalities Decrease

The Traffic Collision Report for
the month of September shows a de-
crease in fatalities from forty-two in
August to thirty-one for September
and personal injuries decreased from
nine hundred thirty-one for the month
of August to eight hundred one for
the month Of September
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Brotherhood Meets

Thirty-two men of the Lutheran
church met Tuesday night for the
regular meeting Of the Brotherhood
The topic for the month was dis
cussed by Richard o. Glotfelty, and
James c. Lemmert, president. was in
charge of the meeting. The men ac-
cepted the responsibility Of conduct
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

ing an every member visitation some
time in November.
Committees were named to function
throughout the year. The next meet
ing is scheduled for the third Tuesday
in November.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
With Our Men
In The Service

Charles Wayne Burrell. metal
smith, third class, USN, son Of Mrs,
lima Burrell, Mt. Lake Park, is
serving aboard the light cruiser USS
Huntington, now cruising in the Medi-
terranean sea as part Of the Sixth
task fleet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
The Board Of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
IL session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1913
BY order of the Board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE "Prince" Kalamazoo
cook stove, green and ivory enamel.
For further information call residence
or come and see it, Priced to sell.
MIS- Ruth Shaffer, Eglon, w. Walt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
Commissioners Hear Appeals

The County Commissioners were
in special session this week hearing
appeals on new assessments in Dis
trict No. L.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

contact the Post Qumtermaster, Clay
tom r. Mosser, Oakland, Rt. ?.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
ON AGRICULTURE

Voted ali measures to help the farmer in
stepping up sUil conservation, control of animal
diseases and crop pests. For price support, farm
tO-market roads, marketing methods.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21
FOR VETERANS

An original sponsor of the G. |. Bill of Rights.
Constant advocate of veterans benefits for dis
abled vets and dependents of those who died in
service of their country. Was himself an enlisted
man in War |.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

Supported the expansion of the Air Force.
Army and Navy for the Nations protection
against totalitarian aggression.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

4 ESQ HANDY OIL Rapidly pene-
trates and lubricates close-ftting
parts such as starters, generators.
and distributors. Helps prevent
damaging rust.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

dividuals. Advanced freedom of the laborer 10
work where and when he pleases without fear
OF coercion from any source. Supported collective
bargaining and right to strike with government
as an impartial observer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-21

Consistently voted all measures TO free
America and her government; of the red menace.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
New Faces in Congress
10th Illinois District Sends Hoffman,
Republican Businessmen, to House.

Richard w. Hoffman, Republican,
of Berwyn, Ill, comes to Congress
from a career as a businessman,
owner and operator of radio sta
tions, and co-owner Of printing
and publishing firm.
He will represent the newly re-
apportioned Tenth Congressional
District of Illinois, having defeated
Marvin J. Peters, Democrat.
The seat from the former Tenth
District was held in the 80th
Congress by Representative Ralph
E. Church, Republican, who was
elected In November to represent
the 18th Illinois district.
Mr.. Hoffman will be IS on
December %. He was born IN
Chicago and is owner and operator
of Radio Stations WHFC and
WEHS-FM, Chicago, whose main
Offices and studios are located at
Cicero, Ill.
AS a publisher, he is co-owner Of
Life Printing and Publishing Co.,
which publishes the Berwyn Life,
the Cicero Life and the Stickney
Life. Each is issued three times
weekly
Active in civic life, Mr.. Hoffman
has served four times as president
of the Berwyn Board of Education,
q post which he still holds.
He is a veteran of World War /,
O member of the American Legion
and of the Executive Committee,
Cook County Chapter, National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
modern Heaven" as the son OF one
of its oldest summer families puts

modern Heaven" as the son OF one
Of its oldest summer families puts
| it.
| Upon my arrival by the little
island steamer "Algomah II" from
Mackinac City, via Detroit from
Washington. Hal Erwin. the son OF
my host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Parsons Erwin of the Ma
tions Capital met me at the dock
with their thoroughbred black mare
"Halcyon,' hitched to surrey
which has gay red plush seats and
top with very elaborate, cream
colored fringe. As we swung along
the pleasant dirt roads in this tangy
balsam and pine laden air toward
their summer home. "Cragmere. .
with its unobstructed view from the
high cliffs at the west end of the
island, the novelty of the experience
was almost unbelievable. Except
that the drivers of similar horse
drawn vehicles were hallooing per-
sonal greetings back and forth so
that I knew everything was real,
should have believed myself a phan-
tom in the movie take of This Time
for Keeps which was filmed here.
Mackinac Island: which is very
like Longfellow's Hiawatha country
in its topography and Indian set
ting, has been and still is the IA
vorite summer resort of many no.
tables. Capt. Marryatt. a distin-
gulshed officer in the British Navy
better known to Americans as a
writer of blood-thrilling sea tales
spent a summer here in 1897. Gems
Sherman, Sheridan and Hancock
were frequent visitors with their
families. Edward Everett Hale
wrote his Man Without a Coun-
try while storm bound in an
island inn waiting for a steamer to
Lake Superior. Stewart Edward
White, author of popular historical
novels of this great Northwestern
country, and Meredith Nicholson
literary parent of The House of a
Thousand Candles" spent many
summers in picturesque White
Birches. now the Erwin's guesthouse
for Cragmere. Vice President Fair
banks, Justice William R. Day OF
the Supreme Court, Delos A. Blod-
gett, lumberman and philanthropist;
the Armours, Swifts, Cudahays and
scores of other American business
leaders have made it a retreat for
themselves and their families. Their
descendants in many instances are
helping keep intact the charm OF
this tradition -hallowed island. To-
day, the Governor of Michigan and
his family spend their summers here
in q State-maintained residence on
the bluffs near the old fort and
block house
The Sunday after my arrival was
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Horse Provides Transportation
On Historic Mockinuc Island

on this famous Michigan vacation
spot, you either walk, ride a bicycle
or drive. In Its glory is the surrey
with the fringe on the top" drawn
either by a single horse or a pair
Of prancing "Dobbins."
Motor cars must be left behind on
the mainland, either at Mackniac
City or at St. Ignace. Summer visi-
tors vie in the sleek and shining
smartness of the prancing steeds
which draw their surreys, landaus
with "calash" or folding tops. bas-
ket phaetons, Victorias, buggies and
pony carts.
! The clop, clop of horses feet, the
low whistle of the long ore carriers
and other steamer craft, and the
occasional drone of a plane are the
only traffic sounds to be heard on
this isle where gasoline fumes are
nom existent Resultant peace and
quiet and clean, clear atmosphere
make it sort of ''vestibule to a
Evening star., 1948-08-29

one OF special significance for the
celebration Of DAISY Day." the
Islands yearly Community Chest
collection time, and observance of
its annual nondenominational re-
ligious service In the old Presby-
terian Mission Church. For this
ssrvice Helen Erwin. who. as the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Delos A. Blodgett, spent many of
her girlhood summers on the island,
was the soloist in the beautifully
carved and rounded high choir gall
lery of this almost pure Georgian
place of worship. With its spire-
tipped cupola, high pews
with latched doors and small
paned windows. it is reminiscent Of
Old Bruton Church in Williams
burg and Christ Church, Alexandria.
Present also to hear Mrs. Erwin
sing I'm My Fathers House Are
Many Mansions were her house
guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Croghan
of Alexandria Mrs. Croghan was
Eileen Erwin, and Mrs. Pierre Gall
lard. formerly Mona Blodgett, Miss
Dolores Crawford and Mr.. Keith
Schwenley of Washington. .
Over a century and a quarter ago,
officials of the American Fur Trad
ing Co.. Indian squaws wrapped in
blankets, handsome ladies dressed
in fashions from Paris and dare
devil "coureurs des bois" took part
in the more austere service of their
era in the very same church.
This was in the days when Mack
inac Island. meaning the Great
Turtle" in Algonquin, was tribal
gathering place and the nucleus of
one of the greatest business enter
prises in early America, under John
Jacob Astor Indians then piled
this Great Lakes country in canoes.
bringing great bundles of pelts
through an unconquered wilderness
to barter for the white mans goods
and gold. Still standing near by
are the white frame agents house
and the trading post headquarters.
now maintained as museum. 1t
took 400 clerks to handle the So
100000 business annually trans
acted under the company's agents,
Robert Stewart and Ramsey Crooke.
Gurdon S. Hubbard had charge of
sorting and classifying the furs. A
Chicago boulevard commentaries
the latter's memory. Underground,
in stone cellars, as heavily guarded
as the second-fioor storage rooms to
Evening star., 1948-08-29
By Jessie Font Evons

( Macktnac Islands Main street Il
different from the main street Of
any other town or city in the United
States. Here the horse is king. Visi-
tors patiently stand In line to secure
carriage rides. the only form OF
tourist jitney service to this islands
many colorful points of scenic AND
historic interest.
! To 60 from one place to another
Evening star., 1948-08-29

which windlasses lifted the precious
bales Of furns, were the strong
boxes OF money and supplies Of
whisky. ammunition and other COM
modities. Eventually. the course of
empire swept still farther westward
Evening star., 1948-08-29

and the fur trade with 1t, but this
onetime mission for the Indians, in.
spired by the Connecticut Mission.
ary Society in 1923. remains as q
marker of better intentions toward
weaker brethren.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
HeIp poMEsrIc tcea..).

MAID, colored. g.h.w. and cook; exc. work;
ssts Wo 1al6 ate. g. q "a vss4s ss14' ..,.t mb
with children; 10th st. apt; other help;
S25 . week and carfare: must be willing
ei city 81 references st required pU. so2s. Id
to Shenandoah valley for .the summer:
for plain cooking and g.hw.; pleasant sur
roundings; light work; local refs. co. $3.50.
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER, live in, care Of
semi-invsliddi 500 mo. In,.r Write or apply
MoMs snd Ynss hss vss fss'ss sssd1sn nss' lf
1898 between z and 4. Ia
WOMAN, colored, settled. free to 60 away
sss sss IN care dfr tshs chaen far au1os
those with excellent references need reply
WOMAN H to H care for r-old baby: Ink;
SS SS;$S to 5. S days xE.; city references: AZ.
WOMAN. settled: for s:h;w. and cooking ,Gsl 3s
WoMaS VS. shit. sha oaea capable dependable
encumbered, settled. Protestant cooking,
g,h.w.. light laundry; live in' congeaaiai
home, | adult; AT. s411 .,,-I LIl6
eoof care wa'.s " elderly eHeI lady S days ref
erences. Call after pm. AT. 0273
GOOD HousEwoRkER. care Of one g
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sarTnRD ST FEE sssPz seAFzxfE e. eAN 6E sSs e. care
home. Call FA. 1875 after $50 pm.
Friday all day Saturday. -l5
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PERSONAL fcant.l

stored beautifully; nne framing. BOX 200
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HoSayR RrssSfS ssTSSf siSSTSY 1S
AlEs Sfslsn Mfn' Xsa Eli 8 s1c.
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SsGGffEsxTioNs sGf tsh 8 sT III f adss
prompt and emcient service: open ewes.
sl3s SNH woM.S Edta & Tells SSofHER SS about our
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LEA ENGEL formerly Sth ave. n -,
F4RsoNs reeSSfS couNTRYsIpE 81 CAMP assures
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RSsi9I RHST ARE EN- GMuscAt ae sYs s
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
vACANCY-Nursing care and tray service.
bus and carline. nj. $40. Is.
ssn JEWISH HOME iSs sdsEs idss snS
fast11 nsht nurses um ssss sts st. as' &C.
SING. PLAY or SPEAK, = record tells the
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Florida ave, NV, between C%onnecticgt %
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Evening star., 1948-05-14
. SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert DOCKS started. kept
part time, tax returns prepared o- state
asTdAsS esper oSek 9E Opened
closed kept. audited; reas. Tax seTyrtee'
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over 30 years driving; references i've OUT
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evenings. DE: 1891 ,o.... .texsrd
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plans, but have plenty Of personal initia
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REAL ESTATE EXECUTIVE. with 20 years
exper. all phases Of business; desires per
manent salaried position with reliable
firm. Box 1894, Star. 15.
VETERAN, age 80. married, h. 8. educa-
tion, experienced with Monroe calculating
machine, mimeograph, typing 900 w.pm },
filing, inventory, correspondence. book
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Evening star., 1948-05-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

design, remod, altera-
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GIRL. colored. neat. wishes work as
waitress; exper. and refs; night or day.
NURSE, practical capable of taking
charge of patient and house: semi-invalid
or convalescent preferred ia. 34lS.
NURSE. graduate, white, middle, age. ca
home; doctors refs; II: Obj. 49,
as housekeeper: would take care OF invalid
or convalescent patient. Lu.. 435S. 16..
PRACTICAL NURSES available; trained
rates. pI. 1854, MISS BEE. weekdays only
TYPIST, 8 years exper part-time posi-
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THAT MAILiNG will get out on time If
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my work is guaranteed; my prices right
TWo MATURED SISTERS, widows, nurs-
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dren, for nice clean comfortable room;
tween wee As'Gndi'ii ssso and Ii am. Wo.' 1i74; ask
WILL CARE for your child day or night:
am experienced and can furnish city
references. HO. 9349. 49,
Evening star., 1948-05-14
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STORE and 3 rooms II rear: l-room apt.
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wkiy. bus for $4,000 plus stock; low
rental; good lease; in p. c. white section.
No 102. LIQUOR and groc., S. g., in
illness forces him to sell for $4,000 plus
stock; $4,000 cash will handle: same
owner II yrs For tprths5 infermaaatiSn aa,sss
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COLORED-RESTAURA - Beer, wine;
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win sell or take partner; price reasonable;
terms. Elk. 0OS4.
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