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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-13

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Senator Lodge Makes Strong Appeal for
Lithuania's s Freedom

give us little cause for rejoicing on
day which commentaries a coun-
try's independence. But it should
cause us to ponder seriously whether
we, the strongest nation in the world,
have not been lax and morally weak
in permitting such conditions to con-
tinue to exist.
Last November the Lithuanian
Minister here in the United States
addressed moving appeal to the
President of the General Assembly
of the United Nations. He spoke
on behalf of the Republic of Lith-
uania which, since 1910, has been
occupied and administered by Of
ficials of the police state. He asked
the United Nations to take measures
in keeping with the fundamental
rights guaranteed by the United Ma
tions Charter, to safeguard the Lith-
uanian people against enslavement
and determination. Certainly the
United Nations cannot turn it's back
and look the other way when the
spokesman of small nation appeals
for hearing on life-or-death char
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Ganson Rengia Intynes
Music Hall kovo Is

Mildred Burke, rasauline mot a1u
imtikiu campiona imsis apgyrimui
savo titulo su Elviry SnodgTass, at
kaklia Hill Billy is Kentucky. Sios
imtynes atsibus Public Music Hall
antradieni, Kovo 16. Tai pirma kar-
ia Clevelando istorijoj imtyn5s rem
giamos puoSnioje Music Hall. P ia-
zastis toxic pakeitimo imtyniu is
Central Armory Music Hall, nes
Central Armory per visa ia savaite
pradedant Kovo Is Xxi % bus uzim-
ia valdzios Armijos inspekcijos rel
kalams.
Promoters Jack Ganson ia vaka-
ia lures kitas poras geru imtiku:
Doc. Ed Meske su Dick Raines ir
kitos poros geru imtiku
kainos siom imtynems bus: Ring
side $2.40; rezervuotos po Sl.SO, ir
bendros ineigos po S1.20.
Sicse imtynese, nuo 1886 valandos
sal5je gros orlestyas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Tremtiniams Auku SUI
deta $1O9

Pereita sekmadieni, Lietuviu
apatineje saleje surengta CANA
pasekmingos prakalbos veliau-
sia is Europos atvykusiai Lie
tuvos tremtinei, p. Aldonai Au-
gustinavicienei.
Reikia pasakyti kad musQ
publika retail gauna pro2u IS
girsti Lietuve moteri kalbant,
ir 81 buvo viena is tn retu pro-
gu. Ponia A. Augustinavicie-
ne, pianistes Birutes Smetones
sesuo, buvo zymi Lietuvos jau-
nosios kartos tautiniu noteru
veikeja. il su savo vyru, in5i-
nierium J. Augustinavicium, is
rodo, apsigyvens Clevelande,
taigi ia girdeti kalbant 81 pro-
ga nebuvo paskutine.
Jai prakalbas, kaip nauiau-
sia atvykusiai, surenge vietos
Lietuviu tremtiniu draugija,
susirinkima atidare draugijos
pirnininkas DR.. A. Damusis SUI
labai iaukia izangine kalba, ir
perstate viesnia, kuri Tx pora
savaiciu kaip buvo atvykus is
Europos. j labai nuosirdziai,
aiskiai ir nuosekliai apsake
Lietuviu tragedija kokia sek5
po sovietu okupavimo LietuVos,
dabartini musu tautieciu trem-
tiniu apgailetina gyvenima Vo-
kietiioie, ir ragino visus Anne
rikos Lietuvius rupintis ju gel
hejimu, selpimu. davimu affi-
davitu Amerika atvaziuoti,
mes jie nori, kalbetoja sake,
vaziuoti, kur nors va iuoti.
Joana Vaicekauskiene, kita
tremtine, nors il Clevelande gi-
mus, pasake Brazdzionio eiles,
"TeviSkes Dunlai".
Pagaliau, pirmininko pakvie-
stas, p. julius Smetona trum-
pa savo kalba paragino susirin-
kusius sudeti auku tremtiniQ
selpimui, ir surinkta S1C9, is
redideles publikos, kurios ne
buvo nei sirto toje mazoje sa-
liuk5je.
Clevelandieciai rori irrmoka
istiesti savo pagalbos ranka ne
laimingiems. ACiu jiems u tai.
fAukotoju vardai telpa 3-me
pusl., tik gala kad priimant
aukas nespeta visu vardus uz-
rasyti, todel nors aukos suda-
re S109, ne visu stambesniu
aukotoju vardai pavyko gauti.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Washington Speaks Up on IhaniaS 3 Anniversary Of Freedom

of self There seemed
to be every prospect for it's continu-
led success and prosperity when the
Kaiser's empire collapsed, and when
the Russian revolutionary govern
ment proclaimed that the age OF
|"imperialistic ravishers" was over.
In the peace treaty with Lithuania
the Soviets voluntarily and for all
time abandoned all the sovereign
rights of Russia over the Lithuan-
ian people and their territories.
The independence of Lithuania is
still recognized by the United States
and most other countries, and Lith-
uanian diplomatic missions still func-
ton abroad. But Russia, reverting
to the policies Of the. "imperialistic
lravishers" has renounced all her
| pledges and treaty obligations and.
has again annexed Lithuania, like
the two other Baltic Republics, by
her own unilateral action. More
over, she is subjecting their people
not only to the oppression and ter.
rorism that, is the lot of everybody
under Moscow's rule, but is deliber-
ately pursuing a policy of extermi-
nation and deportation in the effort
to replace the "unfriendly" native
populations with reliable Russ n
Communists.
But the Lithuanian people continue
to fight for independence. They
are fighting, insofar as that is pos.
sible, at the ballot boxes. Even the
Russians had to admit that in recent
local elections the Communists pol
led only 11.6 per cent of the vote,
the rest going to "non-party" candi-
dates. Above all, they are fighting
to arouse the conscience of the world
in particular that of the United Ma
tions, to which they have submitted
a plea for action against the geno-
eide being practiced in their land.
Sooner or later the world will have
to take note of their struggle and
give it the support it deserves.
(To be continued)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
SENATE

LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE
DAY
MR.. LODGE. Mr.. President, yes
terday, February 16, marked the
thirtieth anniversary of Lithuania's s
independence day. 1t is therefore
appropriate that we pause to pay
our sincere respects to our many ci-
tizens of Lithuanian descent and to
Join with them in the fervent hope
that the day may not be too far
distant when this brave little nation
once again will enjoy true liberty
and freedom.
We all know how the traditionally
freedom-loving people of the Repub-
lie of Lithuania were the first to dis
appear behind the implacable "iron
curtain. We have all read with
distress of mass deportations, of ar
rests in the night, of swift trials,
of executions, and of the other ira
gic symptoms of systematic exter-
mination. These unhappy events can
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
SERGA

Antanas Miliauskas, nuo SOB
E. 81 street, sunkiai susizeide
savo namuose, isveztas vete-
ranu Grille Hospital. Draugai
gall j aplankyti ten, valandos
2 Xxi $3.50 po pietQ, vakare Z
Xxi 8.
Busai Grille Hospital is mie-
sto eina nuo Richnan Bros.
krautuves, ant Prospect ave,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Ohio Sales Tax Stamps
Gavimui Vietos

The Cleveland Trust Company pa
skelbia kad Ohio sales tax stamp:
dabar prekybininkai gall gauti siuo
Sc jos bankiniuose ofisuose: Pearl
Ridge, Broadview-Pearl, Lorain-215
Lorain-Rocky River, Euclid -Winder
mere.
Xiii Cleveland Trust bankai k,
riuose sales tax stampai buvo gal
ma Xxi siolei gauti yra Lorain-Ful
ton, Lorain-13O, Detroit Cook, Wi
loughby ir Bedford.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

VYSK. HORAN atsisauke !
Clevelando diocezijos katalikus
prisideti prie bendro Americas
kataliku vajaus sukelti SIS mi
lijonus karo nukentejusiu Sell
pimui. Clevelando kvota nu-
sklrta $125,0CO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
MIRINA Al
BARBORA DAUDIENE (Rau.

BARBORA DAUDIENE (Rau-
seviciute), 73 metQ, nuo 6313
Dibble ave., mire Kovo 6, pa
laidota 10 d., Kalvarijos kapi-
nese; pamaldos atsibuvo sv.
Jurgio basnycioje.
Velione buvo viena is pirmu-
tiniu Clev lndo Lietuviu mo-
teru, atv llus cia 1894 metals,
kada dar visai n1azai Lietuviu
ccia RADIOS; il buvo pirmutine
Isv. Jurgio rarapijos mare ir
tarp pirro utiriu Ausros Vartu
draugijos nariu.
Paejo Is S'1valkijos, Keturva-
|lakiu rar., Paseimeniu k.
Cia laliko jos sunus, Jonas,
ir trys dukterys, Ona, Jieva ir
Mare; taipgi liko daug kitu jos
giminiq.
Laidotuvems atvyko gimines
is Toledo, is Michigan ir kitur.
Suomi reiSkiu padeka klebo-
nui Kun. VilkutaiGiui uz atlai-
kyma gedulingu namaldu ir uz
palydejima kapines: laidotu-
viu direktorei Della Jakubs uz
jos prielanku patarnavima; de-
kui grabnesiams, taipgi gimi-
mems ir draugams uz misias, uz
geles, uz dalyvavima sermenyl
Sc. pamaldose baznycioie ir uz
toki skaitlinga palydeiima We
liones kapus. Amzina atilsi
jai. Jonas Jankevicius.
ROSE PADEGIMAS, 65 metu.
nuo 1885 f. 10th ST.. mire
Kovo 4, palaidota 6 d., Kalvari-
jos kapinese: pamaldos atsibu-
vo P.S.N.P. baznycioje. "
Like vyras, Adomas, dukte
Mrs. Anna Leveckas, sunus
Frank, nosuniai Peter, Adam,
Michael ir Alphonse. Taipgi Ii
ko los motina, Victoria Saka-
lauskiene. New JERSEY, ir bro
lis Mykolas Sakalauskas.
siu abieiu laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktore Della
Jakubs.
MATILDA PATRICK (Petrei-
kiene), 66 M, nuo 1923 E.
41st Street. mire Kovo 7 d.,
palaidota II d.. Kalvarijos ka-
pinese; pamaldos atsiFuvo I'M
maculate Conception baznycio-
je.
Velione is Lietuvos atvykus
prizes SO metu: cia liko jos duk-
terys, Mrs. Helen Hannah, Mrs.
Alvena Boege, sesuo Mrs. Anna
Seifert, taipgi anukai.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
n:rx,o:o rarIoc; lo;SLoc Opos
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RADIO PIANO KONCERTAS

Pianiste Brute Smetoniene
duos klasiskos muzikos piano
koncerta per radio is stot.es
WSRS 149) kc), treGiadieni,
Kovo II, nuo 2:45 val. po pie
tn.
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,!IESkU z ANBARIp
Gera darhq turinciam nauiai
atvykusiam Lietuviui inzini :
riui SUI Selma reikalingas butas.
Norinciu iSnuomoti ar zinanciu
laisva buta Clevelande, Euclid,
ar Shaker Heights praSoma
pranesti:
J. Augustinavicius,
511 Babbitt Rd. Euclid II
Telef. RE 8185.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

OHIO mOkytOjos reikalauja
pakelimo visos valstijoms mo-
kytojoms ir mokytojams algas,
kurios bendroje sumoje suda-
rytu S1oO milijonu per metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

CLEVELANDE nekurios ne
priklausomos maisto parduotu-
vus stengiasi pradeti piginima
duonos kainos. Ar JOINS pasi-
seks, jeigu visos kitos prie to
nepristos?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
kEITH'S 105th STREET
THEATRE

RKO's 1C5th Street Theatre
matysit sias idomias filmas:
KOvo II Xxi 13 - "If You
Knew Susie.
kOvo IA Xxi IS - "Bambi".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

TRAFIKO nelaimese Cleve-
lande Xxi Kovo 10 uzmusta jau
21 asmuo nuo metu pradzios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12


Senate Building
Washington D. C.
Dear Senator Vandenberg
AS Director of the National Committees
Program feel that it is call the that
Monday February the Tirth
Lhuania will be observed We
throughout the which
Republican the November
of Republican
anxious small recognition their
The Chairman of Lithuanian Group, Anthony Oils
Chicago Informs that during
cupaon of Lthuana Since that time additional public has
been recognizes
independence o Lithuana.
Congressional Resolution in
by Senator Willis and the House Congressman Kelly the
State Department take positive action make
the situation The Resolution died
Congressman
Vail
celebrate the Anniversary
the date which the United States
Lthuana The State
The Honorable P zadeks is still recognized Lithuanian
Minister Washington and recently November
on behalf with the United Nations The of his plea
be found in the attached marked publication
The selou of Ithuana other
Baltic Nations the tragedies
War II obvious
when the Inhabitants of Lhuania deprived possibility
civil freedom the assembly
their will elections their right
follow their religious coming
hind the hon curtain" indicates that
The Soviet authorities
imposed the Lithuanian type
their land
been published the Lithuanian
DO they receive recognition in the AS result the
of the terrible tragedy which has befald the Baltic
If would be possible for call Theth
Anniversary of Lhuania Independence Monday that
would the many
uanian whose prompted
lpon the National Committee for assistance
Sincerely yours,
RICHARD B. WALSH
Assistant to the
twenty Republican Senator's and Represen
tatves as well to Mr. olis)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
CLEVELANDE suimta Dor

CLE ELAINUE SUI1HLd pOTd
plesikQ, vyras ir zmona, kurie
apkaltinti suplanavime ir api-
plesime New Orleans, Georgia,
banko Sausio 9 d., kur buvo
pagrobta $114,699.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
LITHUANIA'S INDEPENDENCE

With their country still writhing
under the heel of the conqueror, the
Lithuanian people commemorate to-
day with heads bloodied bat unbow-
ed the thirtieth anniversary of the
signing of their declaration of in
dependence. After more than CEN
tury of struggle against oppression
by the Russian Cars, and in de-
fiance of the armies of the Kaiser
then still on Lithuanian soil, the
Council of Lithuania, on February
16, 1918, in consultation with Aneri-
can Lithuanians, formally declared
the country to be free and indepen-
dent. This act conformed with Pre-
sident Wilson's doctrine of the right
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
Republican Senator and Representatives Mark
Feb 18th as Lithuaria's independence Day

Republican Senators and Representatives in the Congress of the
United through the efforts Lithuanian leader Mr.
Anthony Oils member Of The Sanitary Chicago
took following special Lithuanias 3Oth Ami
Independence the u
Mr. Oils Washington Feb resulted
the following by the Republican National Committee
assistant chairman Mr. Rshad Walsh revealed by the
companying letter addressed to Senator Vandenberg
4r February IL,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

DU MIEGAMI KAMBARIAI
ISSINUOMOTA
Lietuviu name. Tinka porai
merginu arba rimai vedusiai
poral. (lv)
1912 E.. 87th Street
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

ges of this kind. Nor can we, as
Americans, continue to ignore thru
silence an intolerable situation Of
this kind. Not since 1941, when
the State Dept. issued statement
denouncing the Russian occupation
of Lithuania, has there been any
further official comment on our part.
Our continued silence is not a mat
ter of pride.
Mr.. President, February 16 means
as much to our Lithuanian friends
as July means to us. Let it's sig-
nificance not escape us. Let not its
future observance be marked with
the deprivation of civil rights, free
dom of the press, speech and assem-
bly,. Let this day stand once again
for free elections and free religions.
Let us, at the very least, lend strong
moral courage to those who through
ties of family, friendship, and tradi-
ton, remember Lithuania as cradle
F, of freedom in Europe, and who look
to us, as powerful stronghold OF
moral and civil liberty, for a word
of encouragement and hope in these
troubled times.
Mr.. President, l ask unanimous
consent to have printed following
these remarks an editorial entitled
"Lithuania's independence" printed
in the New York Times of February
16.
There being no objection, the edi.
torial was ordered to be printed ir
! the Record as follows:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
MATILDA PATRICK (Petrei

Dirvoje randasi laiskas Onai
Graigaitienci, IS Europos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

DIRVAI issiraSyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metq-pasiq-
skit prenumerata dabar ir
Dirva jus tuoj lankys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

PARSIDUODA NAMAS
4 seimu, vonios, 2 parazai, If
tvartas; l butas tus1ias, ga
tavas uzemimui. S15,5 JC.
Savininkas gyvena virsuje.
1855 Addison Rd. (10O
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
RICHARD NJ. UPOLF

Richard NJ. Upole, 10, died Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Cross, Crellin,
following brief illness
He was son Of the late William
N. and Elizabeth Upole and was born
in Garrett county October IA, 1874
Surviving are his wife, who was
Fannie R. Schaetfer, Of Rosedaia,
west Of Oakland; seven children, MIS-.
Iva Phipps, Washington, d. c.;
Richard 0. Upole, Cumberland; Dari-
us ?. Upolc, Baltimore; Mrs. Mary
A. Cross, Crellin; Thomas II. Upole,
Oakland; Mrs. Gussie r. Sines, Oak
land; Rev. Paul l.. Upole, Catawba,
Ohio; II grandchildren; two sisters
and two brothers, Mrs. julia l. Moon,
Deer Park; Mrs Sadie Schmidt, Al
lamont; Asa Upole, Oakland; Zeno
Upole, Pittsburgh.
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WILLIAM EDGAR RITES

William d. Edgar, Grantsville, who
died May , in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland. was buried in the cemr-
terry Of the German Lutheran church
at Accident last Friday with military
honors accorded by the Grantsville
Post No PA, American Legion Rev.
c. F. Dauphin had charge of the Sci
vices in the church.
Pallbearers were A. A. Hanft. c..
c. Nathan, Glen Boonie, James
George, Thomas Bender and James
Blocher
Those attending the service from a
distance were Mr. Howard Kahl,
Dover, Del; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Georg and daughters, Hartville,
Ohio; Nh and Mrs J. A. Miller, Ore
gon City. Oregon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oney Rrenneman and SON. Mr.. and
Mrs Billy Yoder and daughters, ali
OF Meyersdale, Pa.
Born in Pittsburgh February A.,
1883 he was the son of the late vii
liam Il. and Amelia Susan kahl
Edgar.
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AURORA-EGLON

Gay L. Wotring, of Aurora, re-
mains critically i'll in a Philippi hos
pitol where he was taken last Thurs
day. He is the father of five small
children.
Mrs. Lephia Gustafson, who re-
mains in the Drs Miller home. is i'll
and confined to her bed for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs Ishmael Teets, of near
Terra Alta, were business visitors in
this area Saturday Mr.. Teets was a
former resident of near Eglon.
A birthday dinner was served Sun
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dixon, Of Gnegy Church, in honor of
Paul Snyder and daughter, Patty.
whose anniversaries were near that
time Mr.. Snyder's mother, Mrs Ger
trude Snyder, is employed in the
home Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harsh, Eglon; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Snyder and two daughters. Ter
Ia Alta. and Rev. Rufus King, Bridge
water, Va.
Henry and Dayton Wohing. of
Michigan, came Tuesday to Aurora,
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DIED
HENRY LEONARD wARNICK

Henry Leonard Warwick died last
Monday morning, May 3, in Balti-
more. He was employed by the
Rheem Manufacturing company, and
resided at 304 Lorraine avenue. He
was the son of Boise and Clarissa
Warwick. Of Chestnut Grove, Md.
Surviving are one son, Charles
Elwood Warwick. and his wife, the
former Leoda Miner, and one
brother, Sherman Wainick. of Bal
timorc; sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brooks, Baltimore; Mrs Florence
Taylor. Piedmont, W. Va; Mrs. Alice
KimbcH, Westernport; Mrs Lucretia
Moreland, Morgantown, W. Va.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday evening, May 4, from Conley
Funeral home. Baltimore, with Rev.
Miller, officiating Burial was at
Hinton, Va, i'm the Mount Rehoba
cemetery whore his wife Bessie
Cokley Warwick, who died July 10.
1887, was buried.
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Injured i'll Car Wreck

Everett Broadwater and his daugh-
ter Beulah of SWanton, We're injured
in an automobile accident which oc-
CURED early Sunday morning on the
Swanton road.
They were taken to Potomac VAL
ley hospital, Keyser, in the Boldea
ambulance whore they were given
medical aid and treated fer various
cuts and bruises. The daughter lost
several teeth.
Broadwater said he tried to AVOID
a parked automobile on the wrong
side Of the road aud struck tree.
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CLARENCE SWEITZER

Word was received by relatives
here of the death Of Clarence
Sweitzer, which occurred in Wash
ington, d. c. He was a former resi-
dent of Oakland.
His body will be sent to Oakland
on Friday afternoon and will be "a
the Bolden Funeral Home. Funeral
services will be conducted on Satu1-
day afternoon at O'Clock from the
Funeral Home. Rev. D. c. Pickels,
d. D., will officiate
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NEW GERMANY

Sunday School and Church this Sun
y at the Reformed Church at 9:30
/ 1890 a. M, EDIT.
Nj. n d Mrs. Harry Murray and
nily, of Baltimore, spent the week
a visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd burst
d Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Otto a N d
nily spent the weekend in Balti-
re with relatives. They were ac
npanied home by Mrs. S. L. Otto,
10 had been in that city for some
ne.
Mrs. Ida Idle and son, Wesley, and
IS Elizabeth Martin, Of Baltimore,
ant the weekend with their parents
and Mrs. NJ E. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Broadwater and
nily, Ellicott City, were recent Wis
rs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Broad
tor
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FRICkEY SERVICES

Funeral service for Mrs Cora Belle
Frickey, wife Of Noah c. Frickey, of
Grantsville, who died last Tuesday,
was held Saturday from the Maple
Grove Church of the Brethren, with
Rev. A. c. Beahm, pastor, of Sum
mitt Mills Church, officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers We're Stewart and Mil
ton Rodamer, Harry G. and Cecil
Edwards, William Deitle .and G. "
Dcifenbach.
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He was a member of the Crellm
Methodist church and had been a
resident of this county all his life.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday at o'clock from the Crellin
Union church with Rev. II. O. Tea
garden officiating Intermcnt will be
in the SchaefFer home cemetery, Mt
Storm, W. Va. The body will remain
at the Leighton Funeral home until
time for service
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because of the illness Of their broth
er, Gay Wotring Fred Arnett, Of AM
boy, is substitute ianitor at the Au
rora schools since Mr.. Wotring is in
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Roth, of Terra
Alta, formerly of near Aurora, were
recent guests at the home Of their
son. Paul Roth and family Of near Eg-
Ion.
Or. and Mrs. Jacob Huffman and
family, Of Dayton, Va, were Sunday
guests at the home Of Mrs. Huffman's
father, Rev. Ezra Fike, Eglon.
Two new silos were erected recently
near Eglon. They were ON the farms
of Paul Roth and Roy Teets.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness and helpful
ness of our friends and neighbors
and for their sympathy expressed
during the illness and following the
death of my wife and our mother, the
late Mrs. Lulu B. Swauger.
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and donated the use of their
automobiles for the funeral service.
w. E. Swauger and Family.
ADV. IT.
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Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Seifert,
of Baltimore, have announced the on
gagement of their daughter, Vivian,
to Harold f. Stockslager, Jro son Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Stockslager. of
Cherry Creek Road. The groom-to-ba
q radio engineer at station WITH
Baltimore No date for the wedding
has been selected.