davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Jak obstali americti vojaci
v Arktide.

Minuleho roku provadela ar
mazda pokusy o tom, kterl Tide
Sc nejlepe hodf k sluzbe v ark
tickych krajich a jak dlouhy
pobyt v Arktide ma vojaky pu-
sobi. Pc dobu 5 mes1cd byly
pokusy ty provadeny v Fort
Churchill Man, v Kanade We
vzdalenosti $50 mil cd arktic-
keno kruhu. Pc dobu 8 meslcu
je zde temperature pod bodem
mrazu a vitr vanouc1 rychlostl
SO mil "a hodinu neustava pc
|celou tuto dobu. 152 dobrovol-
nici - d1stojn1ci a vojlni -
byli vybrani pro tento pokus,
jehoz vysledky jsou nyn1 sdelo-
vany asi takto: =
Behem prvnlch dvou mes1c1,
v listopadu a v prosinci, nebyly
zadne podstatne zmeny, pax
nastaly jiste nepravidelnosti a
Size duSevn1 odolnost zacala u
byvat a Tide Sc stall drazdivymi
a neklidnymi, stav ten trval asi
diva mesice. PAX vsak nastal
nahly obrat, Tide pfestali pit
pivo a byli v dobre nalade a
zdalo Sc, re 81 zvykli.
Avsak tento stav trval jen
nekolik dnG a nastal dels1 nahly
obrat. Lide sc temer dusevne
hroutili, pTestavali nit zajem
ma praci, nastaly poruchy dis
cipliny a stavaly obavy. re dol
de k porucham jeste vaznejs1m.
Kdyz pax byly vsechny zkou
Sky provedeny, tax lekafi zjis-
till, re nejh1re obstali tt, kteri
jinak byli povazovani "a vzor-
ne vojaky, tedy tt SLIM, 1tocnf a
veself. o mnoho lepe Sc osved-
Gil ten itchy druh, dokonce i ii,
o kterych bylo znamo, re jsouI
telesne meme odolnf. Nenecha-
Sc tax rychle deprimovat a u
nell 81 O mnoho lepe udrzet du-
sevnf rovnovahu.
Letos mali byt pokusy ma Sir
sim podklad9 opakovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01

The Chesapeake g Potomac Telephone Company
Of baltimore City
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Svedsko vzdalo posledni poctu
Bernadotteovi.

stockholm. = Ia zneni bub-
MI a V zaru pochodni vzdali rs.
zafl svedove poslednf poctu
hrabeti Folke Bernadoteovi,
ktery Sc stall obetf politickych
vrahG V Jerusaleme.
Cfrkevnf obrady byly kona-
ny We starodavnem chramu Gu
stav Vasa "a pritomnosti 9Oti-
leteho svedskeho krale Gusta-
va ", ktery byl Bernadotteo-
wynn strycem. Pohrbu sc dcast-
Mill vsichni CHI diplomatic a "a
stupci Spojenych narod1.
Sedesat svedskych skautn ia
hlo rakev ma delove lafete ma
hrbitov. Ia rakvi kracelo 7
buben1kd svedskeho pluku, We
kterem hrabe Bernadotte kdy-
81 slouzil. We smutecnim prn-
vodu byly neseny 4 vlajky a ST.
&c svedska, Spojenych narod1,
Cerveneho krfze a skautn.
We smutecnim pr1vodu .jeli
nejblizsf pT1buzni, mezi mimi
Bernadotteova vdova, rozena
Americanka Esther Manville,
iakoz clenove Svedskeho kra-
lovskeho domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Vyssi postovni sazby cd
Noveho roku.

Pocinaje 1. ledna vstoupi v
platnost romantic druhy IVY
SEMI postovnlch sazeb. Mezi nj
mi je zvysen1 Air Mail postov-
neho z 5 ma 6 cent? "a unci.
Postovnf karticka Sc ale mGze
poslati letem Ia 4 Gently mlsto
dosavadnfch 5 cent?.
Sazby "a "parcel post" balic-
ky take budou zvyseny poole
pasem do kterych jdou. Ma
Money Orders Dude take priraz
ka, a registrovanf a ~pojisteni
dopisG Dude take drazsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Ruske pohyby " Baltiku.

Skandinavstf pozorovatele re-
feruji, re Rusove jew rozsah-
lou cinnost podel celeho baltic
keno pobfezf a to vcetne sveho
vlastnlho 1zemf. u Paernu v
Estonsku budujf nemectf valec-
nj zajatci velkou leteckou "a
kladnu pro nekolik set letadel.
Opevnovany jsou byvale eston-
ske ostrovy Dagoe, Oesel a O.
densholm. We Warnemuende
v byvalem vychodnfm Prusku
byly umisteny dive letecke Ska
drony a v PomoTanech jsou bu-
dovana zaTfzenf k odstfelu RI
zenych nabojn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Novy justicni zlocin csl.
~komunisticke vlady.

Praha. = stabni kapitan csl,
armady Rudolf Hrazdflek by]
%. zari odsouzen k smrti pro-
vazem, protoze "konal vyzved-
nou sluzbu pro Anglicany."
Vlada rovnez oznamila, re
so jine osob ybyly zatceny ma
obzalobu z vyzvedacstv1 pro
Spojene Staty.
Toto ornament pTislo prave
v dobe, kdy bylo horecne pa
trano pc osobach, ktere rozsi-
ruiz protivladnf tvrzenf, re BY
valy zahranicn1 ministr Jan
Masaryk byl zavrazden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Zapadni diplomatic pripravuji
zakrok proti Rusku u
Spojenych NarodH.

Washington, D. c.. - 7. "a
ri Sc stane historickym We VITA
zich zapadnich spojenc6 k So
vetskemu svaZu a vyznacil Sc
temito hlavnimi udalostmi.
Moskevske porady: byly v
plnem rozsahu uveTejneny We
Washingtonu, v Londyne a v
IParizi a prinasf v prve rade
nejdnlezitejsf zjistenf, re pri
poradach Sc Stalinem doslo dine
23. srpna |. r. k dohode, re bu-
de zrusena berlfnska blokada
a re Dude pouzito Sovety wy
davanych nemeckych marek v
celem Berlfne.
Podrobnosti mely byt smlu-
veny v Berlfne a tam 81 Rusove
pocfnali tax, re provedenf do
hody znemoznili.
Je nyni uvazovano O tom,
IDA Sc Stain prop6jcil k okla
mani spojenc1, neb IDA ruske
Politbyro rozhodnut1 Stalina
zmenilO.
BevinGv projev: Ucinil jasno
v tom smeru, re zapadnf spo-
ienci jsou odhodlani predlozit
berlfnsky prfpad Spojenym ma
rodGm i kdyby tim mela byti
existence svetove organisace O.
hrozena. Prave nynf je pripra-
vovan protest, ktery Dude pre-
dlozen Bezpecnostnf rade a
ktery ucinf i oficielne konec
klamu, jake by mezi velmoce-
mi stavalo jeste valecne spoje-
nectv1.
Bevin zdGrazni1, re Zapad
must spolupracovat S temi. KITE
ri jsou k spolupraci ochotni,
kdyz Rusko spolupraci odmfta.
Branne porady: Jak ozname-
no sesli sc ministri narodnf O.
brany zapadn1ch velmoci a sta
til Benelux, to jest Belgie, Ho-
landska a Lucemburska, k po-
radam O uzavfenf obrane smlou
Wy. V teto souvislosti Bevin u
vedl, re 81 Rusko nenecha pre-
depisovat jakym zpGsobem ma
spolupracovat sc svymi spojen-
CT, a prave tax 81 nedajf zapad-
nj mocnosti urcit jake smlouvy
mali mezi sebOu uzavr1t.
Nome nasledky: Pr posuzo-
vani vznikle situace sc vysky-
TUT tyto moznosti:
1. re Rusko a jeho spojenci
opustf radeji Spojene narody,
nez ably pripustili, re Rusko ma
byt obzalovano, re ohrozuje
svetovy mir.
2. Kdyby Rusko odeslo sta
vala by moznost, re Spojene ma
rody budou udrzeny jake orga-
nisace protikomunistickych sta
td, elm by rozdelenf sveta jak
nyn1 jiz stava We skutecnosti
bylo provedeno tez formalne.
3. re Rusove zvysf sve sna-
ny vypudit zapadni spojence z
Berl1na atnezaleknou sc ami vo-
jenskeho zasahu.
4. ze Dude nalezeno nejake
moznosti docasneho preklenutf
konfliktu. Pr tom je vsak o.
pet nutno poukazat k dnesnf-
mu projevu Bevina, re je lepe
vypofadat Sc S obtfzemi nynf,
nez lit nadale klamu dohody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Amerika odmita pTijeti Bulhar-
ska do Spojenych narodH.

Bulharsko zadalo opetne Q
pfijetf do Spojenych narodd.
Spoj. Staty odporujf tomuto po-
zadavku a uvedly sve ddvody
d~iplomaticke note, podane bull
harske Wade.
Bulharsku je vytykano, re
vlada 'potlacuje bezo-
hledne demokraticke svobody
a pronasleduje politicke odpGr-
ce zatykan1m, otroctv1m, kon-
centracnlmi tabory, tyranfm a
vrazdami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Ochotny obchodnfk.

Hrozne Sc rozcilil jeden pan
u pekafe:
"To je skandal! Koupil jsem
ST tady hrozinkovy kolac a ma
Sci jsem V mem mouchu!"
Pov1da pekaT s dsmevem
"Nic nevada vasnosti! Racte 81
pfinest tn mouchu a ia yam il
vym9nfm "a hrozinku!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
~Nespokojeny zakaznik.


Do knihkupectvf prisel pan
a pov1da:
"Vymenfte n6co, S elm nenf
zakazn1k spokojen?"
Go jste 81 koupil?"
"Knihu."
"Jakou ma vadu?"
"Mne sc v nj nelibi konecl"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
TAX dlouho to nebude.

Host: "Doufam. re mne zde
nenechate cekat az bych umrel
hlady.
Cfsnice: "To jiste ne, pane,
protoze my zavframe v devet
hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01

Nejposlednsjsi> Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do G. S. r.
c. 81
5 ID. Praskoveho Mleka
a Id. Bile Rye $3.50
c. 100
200 Lucky Strike >Cigaret
2 lb. 8 or. kavy
2 Id. 3 OF. rye
2 ID. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
&. 40
6 ID. 9 or. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
G. Ill
6 lb. 9 or. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 Id. Bile Rye $6.e5
Objednavky pTijima balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
v 1radovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
V QOmOVe ZOEI GrOgan Ave.
Pfedbezne oznamenf zabav.
= V sobotu, 2. rfjna "Rybf
Hody' pofada Tel. Jedn. Sokol
Curtis Bay.
= ned6li, 10. ffjna Ochot-
nicky Spolek Osady sv. Vacla-
va sehraje veselohru Sc zpevy
eta NaSe Mary.
" nedeli, 10. rfjna porada
[. Cesky Dem. Klub Z. wardy
"Bull Roast" cd l do 6 hodin
vecer.
- 4. prosince = Okrskcve
Zavody v Sokolovne.
20. ledna 1919. Snow Ball
Dance Sokolovna Philadelphia.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Imperial Plant
Employees Entertained

Employees of the Oakland Plant Of
the Imperial Division Of FalmoEt
Foods company, together with their
wives and friends, were entertained
at a Christmas dinner party at the
William James Hotel Tuesday even
ing The affair was sponsored by the
company and was occasion for the
presentation Of a number of gifts
and awards.
Following a three-course dinner, T.
p Hickman, manager, presented a
diamond service pin to A. Leland
Roth, who has been with the company
for % years, giving brief sketch of
the various capacities in which he
served. AS a Safe Driving award, a
pin for years driving without an ac-
cident was presented to William c.
McRobie and a similar one for one
year safe-driving to Herbert Koch.
Employees who had been with the
company for one year or more re
ceiVed $500 savings bonds. These
include Charles E. Queer, A. L. Roth,
Gail Griffin, Mrs. Florence Mauler,
William McRobie, Herbert Koch,
Charles Landon, Earl Shope, James
P. Kemphfer, Jr and James Shafer.
Others receiving checks for $1,000
were Stanley Savage, Arlie Blake,
IGlenn Humberson, John SchIossnagle,
Charles Spencer, Warren Biser, Alvin
Stewart and Henry Stewart Special
gifts from the employees were pre-
sented to Mr.. Hickman and Mrs
Maurer
Photographs were made of the
group at the conclusion of the dinner
and the remainder of the evening was
devoted to games and dancing.
Other guests were Miss Elaine
Orndorf, Westernport, Mrs. Gal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

project contest, Berkshire boars are
owned by chapter members; D.HI.A.
organized with 10 members; % boys
entered hybrid corn contest, % hogs
shown at county fat hog show and
sale with Don Glotfelty showing
grand champion and reserve cham
pion.
The boys were host to regional r.
IA. leadership school Seven mem
bers used artificial breeding on dairy
cattle, 1000 hens were culled, ce-
ment mixer was purchased for men,
bers and for rental
In state contests Grantsville boys
won second in public speaking, second
in poultry and egg Judging, third in
swine Judging, and seventh in beef
judging. The Grantsville team placed
third in dairy judging in the regional
contest at Springfield, Mass. Two
members were raised to the State
Farmer Degree. They met regularly,
had father-son banquet and spon-
sored an autumn and spring dance.
Officers were Joe Yommer, presi-
dent; Robert Bucket, vice-p president;
Delford Grove, secretary; Harry
burst. treasurer; James Pope, report
er; Harley Brenneman, sentinel; and
! Merle Garletts, adviser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Little Miss Carolyn Sue Martin,
daughter of Nh and Mrs. William
Martin, has been i'll at home with the
measles.
Ernest Liller, who has been i'll for
the past several weeks, is now inn
proving and is hoping to be able to
resume his work by the first of the
year.
The department Of Employment Sc
culity will close its offices on Deem
Der II and 81, it was announced by
Charles L. Briner, manager, giving
the employees a three-day-holiday
period over both week-ends
A daughter, Linda Lee, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lewis, of
Rockland, Ohio, on Sunday morning,
December 10. Mrs Lewis was the
former Miss Barbara Smith, daugh-
ter Of Mr.: and Mrs. Russell Smith,
Of Oakland.
Edward A. Shaffer, who had been
a patient in Allegany hospital, Cum
berland, for several weeks, recently
returned to Oakland, and is recuper-
ating at the home of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs f. R.
Shaffer, Alder street.
Mrs. John G. Robinson left Oakland
yeste1d day morning for Philadelphia,
Pa, where she will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Dr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Thomasetti. From there she
will visit her children in various
cities for the winter months.
Eloise Ashby, Pennington street,
placed third in posture contest, con
! Quoted among the 230 freshmen at
Barnard college, Columbia university,
New York city. The contest was part
of week-long program to make the
girls posture-conscious. Miss Ashby
is a daughter of Jesse J. Ashby.
Miss Vivian Paugh, student at
Towson State Teachers college, re-
! turned to the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Paugh, Of near
Deer Park, on Tuesday evening Miss
Paugh, graduate Of Oakland high
school in June, was recently elected
as freshman representative on the
student government association at
the college.
.,sA-r,r-r.,.
Edward Wilmington, with the US
Army, his wife and son, who had been
stationed in Arizona, spent few
days with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George yelling, Third street
while enroute to Tampa, Fla, for a
new assignment. They will spenc
| Christmas with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. X. Wilmington, in Greens.
boro, n C.
Miss Muriel Robinson has been Sc
lected as soloist in the municipa
symphony orchestra, Of Baltimore
under direction of Conrad Gobelein
which will present program on Jan
ua1y 30 at Peabody. Miss Robinson
occupies a cello position with the
orchestra, holding the second chair
She is continuing her studies undel
Felix L. Mendelssohn. she IS a daugh.
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. Felix G. Robin.
son, Artnurdale, and granddaugh.
ter Of Mrs. John G.. Robinson, Oak.
land. The orchestra director is ;
member Of the Peabody faculty anC
appeared at the choir festival at The
Park in 1941.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

ms Byrne Thomas, of Decatur,
Ga, is a guest Of Mrs. Benjamin H.
Sincell for several days.
The regular meeting Of st. Mark
Brotherhood was held Tuesday even
ing in the Sunday school rooms.
Members Of the Eastern Star had
their annual Christmas party Tues
day evening in the lodge rooms.
Miss Crystal Elliott, teacher in the
Chevy Chase Junior college, has re-
turned to Oakland for the Christmas
holidays.
All the offices in the court house
will be closed all day Friday, Deem
Der "a, and Saturday, December %
it was announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moreland, Mrs
Ray Ridder and Mrs. Bernard Glot-
felty, Of near town, Were shopping il,
Pittsburgh on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert T. Hoffman and Miss
Mary Louise Helbig entertained mem
,, bers Of their bridge club at the home
Of the latter on Tuesday evening.
Miss Marie Fitzwater, student al
West Virginia Wesleyan college, is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzwater
Mt. Lake Park.
The Garrett County Welfare BoarC
will be closed on Christmas Eve ant
New Years Eve, December "a and g.
according to an announcement by
Francis j. Connolly, director.
Miss Ellen Cox, Cynthiana, KY, i:
expected to arrive here Thursday
morning to spend the holidays witt
Mr.. and Ms. Howard A. Turner. She
is a twin sister of Mrs. Turner.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin F. Schild
wachter have invited number o
friends to an "open house" at the new
Episcopal rectory on Sunday even
ing, December 26, from to o'clock
Carl Wonderly, Bryan university
Dayton, Tenn, and Daniel Wonderly
Wheaton, H., are spending tn
Christmas vacation with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wonderly, nea
Mt Lake Park.
DeCorsey Bolden, lieutenant JUNO
grade, Naval air corps, stationed a
Pensacola, Fla, arrived in Oakland
Monday night to spend the Christina
holidays with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. Emroy Bolden.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bowman, o
near Oakland, have been notified tina
their : on, Pfc. Donald Bowman, US
NC, has been transferred from til
US naval hospital at Hawaii to
naval hospital in California. Anothe
son, SIT. David C. Bowman, has ar
rived 1t his base at Yokasuka, Japan
after helping to get dependents on
of Shanghai, China.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Students Flock Home
For Christmas Holiday

College students from Oakland and
nearby communities have hockel
home or will arrive today and to-
morrow for the Christmas holidays.
Several schools set vacation periods
lasting a full two weeks
Those who returned from West
Virginia university are Robert Smith,
Robert Bittle, Lawrence Wensel,
John Grant, John yelling, Robert
Ford, Edgar Lemmert, Paul Stock
man, Howard Jones. Mary Jane
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Whitak-
er, Mr. and Mrs. William Shirer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sincell
University Of Maryland: Howard
Wensel Florence and Ella Fazzalaei,
William and Leo Treacy, Charles Me
Intire, Thomas Browning, Edward
Lambert, and Barbara Stephenson.
Western Maryland, Herbert and
Richard Leighton, Rita Bittle, and
Mary Naylor
Potomac State: Beth Shirer, Viii
liam Hesen, Robert Helbig, Carolyn
Ashby.
Frostburg State: William and Betty
Kildow, Joan Smith, Jane Reckard.
West Virginia Wesleyan: Kenneth
Lawton, Thomas Jones, Norman
Friend, and Lynn Lewis.
/ Southern School of Optometry,
Memphis, Tenn: Harold Ashby.
Strayers, Washington, D. c.; Eliza
beth Lawrence, Vava Helbig, Jack
/ Teets.
Davis and Elkins; Charles Martin,
and Mr.. and Mrs John Dewitt.
Maryland Institute: Asa Stanton.
Towson State Teachers College:
Molly Smart, Vivian Paugh.
Oberlin College: Mary Fraley.
Temple Karl Kahl.
st. Mary's Seminary: Barbara Pol
lock. Charlotte Stanton.
Denison: Robert Bosley.
St. Johns College: Townsend Tib-
bets, William Grimes.
Lawrenceville: Daniel Offutt.
Mercersburg Academy; Edward
Stephenson, Hervey Smouse.
University Of Virginia: Ralph
Pritts, Jr.
Valley Forge: Wayne Pritts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
Hamill's Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Seventeen Prizes To Be
Awarded Tomorrow
In Shopping Campaign

The second annual Christmas shop
ping campaign in Oakland, sponsored
by the Mt. Top Chamber of Com
merce, will come to close tomorrow
evening with the presentation Of
seventeen prizes. Around fifty mer-
chants participated in the event.
According to member Of the
Chamber committee this morning,
merchants who took part are more
than satisfied with results and look
forward to similar occasion next
year.
Prizes are to be awarded on Friday
evening at 7 o'clock in front of Hub S
Harness shop where the awards are
now on display.
First prize will be a Kelvinator re-
frigerator, and other prizes in sue
cession are Maytag washer, Maytag
washer, RCA combination radio and
monograph with 25 records; boys
deluxe bicycle, girls deluxe bicycle
Zenith table nobel radio, Admiral
portable radio, Zenith portable radio
boys standard bicycle, girls standard
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Asa T. Matthews was confined 70
his home this week on account Of i'll
ness.
Mt. Lake Baptist church will have
its Christmas play, christmas Can
dies" tonight, December %, at 1870.
ms. z R. Knots is in Baltimore
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bushman, and
her infant grandson. She and Mr..
Knots plan to be in South Carolina
for Christmas.
Forrest yelling is leaving Oakland
today for New York City where he
will meet his wife's parents and
brother, who are arriving in the
states from England They will make
their future home in Mt. Lake Park.
Members of the local Brownie troop
were entertained by members of the
Oakland Rotary club at their weekly
dinner meeting last Friday Santa
Claus presented all the children with
Christmas story book and treat.
Billy Stanton, U. S. Navy, attend
ing Storekeapers' school in Bay
onne, N. j., is home for the Christ
mas holidays His brother, Robert
Stanton, in the army air force, sta
toned at Andrews Field, Washington,
D. G., is also expected home for
Christmas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Griffin, Clarksburg, w. Va, Aza
Stanton, Misses Gertrude Slaubauga,
Elizabeth Rice, Betty Johnson, Mes
danes E. P Hickman, Leland Roth,
William McRobie. Glenn HENDERSON,
Betty Foster, Stanley Savage, Earl
Shope, John Schlossnagle and Arlie
Blake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

bicycle, electric rooster, automatic
pop-up toaster, set of two auto tubes,
mans suit case, lady's travelling bag,
Mnromatic pressure cooker.
Oakland has been gayly decorated
for the holiday season with strands
Of colored bulbs across the business
sections, and lighted Christmas trees
on the Episcopal lawn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Grantsville FLA
Wins State Honors

The 19l7-4S accomplishments Of
the Grantsville Chapter, Future Far
mers Of America, have won for the
boys $4,000 in cash for second place
in their program Of work activities,
it was announced by Marshall G..
Brown, principal. The annual contest
is sponsored by the 3. and 0. rail-
road.
Some Of the accomplishments that
won these honors include supervised
farming program increases; boys
had 5 enterprises; Z boys had 3, II
boys had 2, IA boys had /, 80 mem
bers had both animal and plant pro-
jects with % purebred animals owned.
Five boys entered Farm Bureau
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Asa T. Matthews was confined 70
his home this week Oh account Of i'll
ness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Little Miss Carolyn Sue Martin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Martin, has been i'll at home with the
measles