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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Monthly
Special Services Planned
AT st. Marks Lutheran

Special services are planned at St
Marks Lutheran church beginning
Sunday.
At the regular worship service palm
strips will be distributed. There viii
be infant and child baptisms and
special music by the choir, The Holy
City and palm Branches Soloists
in the first number will be r. Sgt.
George +. Kirby and Richard Pagen-
hardt. The sermon theme by Rev.
Luther l.. Hare pastor, will he IF
There Were No Palm Sunday?"
The final mid-weeb Lenten service
will be next Wednesday at 7:45 with
the sermon on Personalities Of Holy
Week"
Candlelight Holy Communion and
Confessional service will be ON Thurs
day night at 7:45 to commemorate
the institution Of the sacrament.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
ISEE BY THE DAILIES THAT

The Soviets adopted 1851 budget
Of 451 800, 100000 rubles, biggest
peacetime outlay in history. Four
rubles are equivalent to one Amcri-
can dollar.
U. S. proposed to end military oc-
cupation of Japan and restore the
country to full sovereignty.
A cut in the price of soap was
ordered by Price Director Michael Di-
Sale
REC probers found evidence Tru-
man urged $12 million loan to Boston
firm.
Sen. Virgil Chapman, Kentucky,
died on operating table March 8, fol-
lowing automobile collision.
The State Senate refused to con-
firm a Baltimore City election super
visor, named by Governor McKeldin
A three-week strike in the wool in
dustry was depriving the armed
forces of uniforms, blankets and
other critically needed items.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Named Top Recruiter

Technical Sergeant George F. Kirby,
non commissioned officer in charge
of the Oakland Recruiting office, has
again been named one of three top
recruiters for the Maltinsburg area
during the month Of February.
In addition, he has received COM
mendation for his window display that
he designed and set up when the new
recruiting office moved into its pres
ent location. Picture and story of the
Oakland opening has appeared in the
recruiters magazine for the month of
February which is distributed to all
recruiting stations. This window dis
play carried pictures and military his
tories of all enlistees at the local sta
ton during the year of 1850.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Preston Pickets Are
Due in Court Today

About 100 union pickets in the
Preston county coal fields will enter
pleas to felony and misdemeanor in
dictments today beginning at 10 a.
M before Circuit Court Judge c. p
Wilhelm, Sheriff J. II. Benson re-
ported last night. The cases will be
set for trial at later dates.
The indictments were returned last
Thursday by the Preston County grand
jury which was recalled to investigate
alleged repeated violations of the
Red Man Act"
Sheriff Benson added that about %
carloads Of pickets were out yester-
day morning but stayed only a couple
of hours" No violence was reported
in the area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
MARRIED

Benner-GrOss. Miss Margaret Louise
Gross. daughter of Mrs. Edwin Fry,
of Deep Greek Lake, Oakland, became
the bride of Edward +. Bonner, Of
Glassport. Pa, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Benner, ST., last Saturday
afternoon. March 10, at 3 o'clock, al
Accident Rev. c. f. Dauphin was the
officiating minister.
Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Case, Of Glassport. The bride
wore an off-shade white gabardinc
suit with brown accessories and a
yellow rosebud corsage. Her matron
of honor wore a Navy blue dress with
Navy accessories and pink rosebud
cOrsage.
Following the ceremony reception
was held Saturday evening at the
Oakland Country club. Among those
attending the affair were the brides
mother, Mrs. Fry, Of Oakland; the
grooms mother and sister, Mrs. Ben
ncr and Mrs. Charles McCrackcn of
Glassport.
The bride was graduated from Oak
land High school in 1913 and entered
nurse training at Garfield hospital,
Washington, where she remained for
six months. Since that time she has
been employed in the office of the
Board of Education.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Tractor Club Plans
Grantsville Session

For the purpose Of organizing and
setting up program for All tractor
maintenance club at Grantsville. For
rest Jacobs, local leader OF the Grants
vile club planning committee, has
called a meeting ON Friday
The meeting will be in the Agri-
cultural shop IN GrantSville high
school at s O'Clock p. m.
The future program for the county
wide All tractor maintenance club
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15

James w. Adams, Second street,
Oakland, employee of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, was treated for
minor decorations of the scalp at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland on Tuesday night.
The wound was caused when he was
struck by caboose which had become
uncoupled from a freight train, it was
learned. The man was discharged from
the hospital on Wednesday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Causes Speculation

A recent announcement that the
Browning market in Oakland would
give away "a real live baby" ON Sat
urday evening, March II, appears to
be causing speculation in the com
munity The feature is part of a
Weekend sale.
The management has announced
that in connection with the sale, bas-
kets of food will be given away each
hour, Friday and Saturday, begin
ming at p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
Radio Club to Assist
In Garrett Defense

The Mountain Radio club last Fri
day night offered its services for the
Civil Defense of Garrett county.
The action was taken after John s.
Elliott, Grantsville, county civil de-
Tense director, asked for information
concerning amateur radio operators
Of that county.
He asked that all amateur or COM
mercial operators of the county area
volunteer their services in the work.
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Schedule Of Events

To avoid numerous conflicts always
occurring in scheduled community
events, the Mt. Top Chamber Of Com
merce is acting as a clearing house
and will list dates of events in u
chart
The Republican will assist, carry
ing schedule of the more COM
munity-wide events. Ordinarily, food
sales, card parties and the like will
not be carried in this space from week
to week, but may be listed only once.
An attempt is made to keep Wednes-
day night clear for church activities.
Listed on the Chamber of Com
merce chart are:
April 3, Career night at o. H. s.
May ,, Chamber of Commerce an
nual dinner. Governor McKeldin,
speaker.
May Is. Armed Forces day concert
at 0. II. s., sponsored by Elementary
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
With Our Men
In The Service

Pfc. Carl (Jack) Beckman, U. s.
army, returned to California after
having spent thirty day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Beckman Of near Oakland.
Pfc. Beckman has spent 80 months
in the armed forces with Is months
Of overseas duty. He was in Korea
when called home.
His parents and family honored him
with 4 covered dish dinner March /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15


SecCld Lieut.. and Mrs. f. Robert
Watson and the latter's mother, Mrs.
Everett Casteel, of Washington. d.
c., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Glot-
felty early this week enroute to San
Diego, Calf, where the Marine lieu
tenant has been transferred. His wife
is the former Elaine Casteel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Dewitt, Con
nellsville, Pa, were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
family, north of town. Dinner guests
on Saturday were Mrs. Sadie Taylor
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
Spoellein, New Windsor, Md.
Mrs. S. H. jackson has gone to
Halrisonburg, Va. for visit with hen
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
William Lippold. The latter coupie
came for her over the week end and
returned to Harrisonburg by way OF
Baltimore where they planned to visit
Mrs. Jacksons sister, Mrs. John
Sellers.
William Kisner, Harold Phillips
Harry Glaze and Russell Alexander
will represent Roy and Cover Post
No. 3, AmVets, at a State Executive
committee meeting at Middetown or
Sunday. State officers from the local
post who will also attend are Johr
e. Castilow, historian; Leo Cover
athletic director; Thomas b. Shcehe
Viee-commander.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15

OH''ag" wi "''''''99'
Nh. and Mrs. John I. Wilt. Bloom
lhgton' were "uSl''eSS '''''''S III '''"-
land TUESDAY aI'ef"oo"'
Ms Walton. + Dawson was hostess
to members OIL 'e' "''''E' ''''' az '''
nome on lueS""N eNV'''''S'
Ais. loan Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
1on,ns G Iemmert spent the week
end IN FfoS''ur& WIN f''"''' = '''"
friends
N,s Vesta McSpaddcn has returned
to hen. home near McHcnly after has-
inc. spcnt the winter months in Me-
Ne'SPo'' d.
Mrs Milton Riley. Misses Peggy
pil,v and Alice Lohr. Pleasant Valley.
visited friends In Grafton. W. Va.
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Robert Evans and Ms Walter
Glenn. Fairmont, W. Va, visited the
Iattei's father A. J. Lee, in Mt Lake
Park, last Friday, who is i'll.
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her home Sunday after having visited
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Mrs. Floyd Leighton. Mrs. David
Hardcstv and Mrs. William Rees en-
tertained with shower in honor of
Mrs. Clarence Leighton at the home
oil the l'''e' %" ''''''"S N''''''7'
Ralpb r. Davis. enroute to his
home IN Plainfield. N. J. from Chicago,
ILL.,. where he had been attending Il
convention. stopped i'm Oakland few
DAYS last week to visit his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Davis, Second
Street.
A DAUGHTER. Patricia Susan. was
bo,n 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart in
Baltimore hospital ON Sunday
morning. February %. Mir. and Mrs.
Hart we're former Oakland residents.
Mrs Hart was formerly Miss Leona
Wicklow. of Frcndsville.
Admit class Of the Mt. Lake Park
Methodist church for Saturday. March
~ has been POSTPONED until March
ri dne 10 the fact that the Brownies
have food sale scheduled for the
24tb
Mrs. Benz. H. 9lnceil an" vi i'''-
wand II. Slncell were WeeN-elio EueH'H
mont, W. Va. They returned to Oak
land on Sunday evening, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ruckert who
had driven to Fairmont earlier in the
day.
ne local browne troop WIN lIoi''
an Easter 1000 sale IN Ihe ne" III
and DeBer1y store Alder street. 9"t-
urday, March "a beginning az ~
sale. Orders in advance may be given
to Mrs. Richard Glotfelty on Mrs.
Robert Lohr, leaders.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-15
SWANTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Glass left
Sunday for a visit with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Bartel and daughtcg, at Taneytown,
Md.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Suitings, coatings and dress weights in plain and
fancy weaves. Every wool you need for your
winter wardrobe. Flannels, crepes, herring
bones, plaids and checks in grand array of
colors. All Sd inches wide.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
Extra-large size
LACE CLOTHS. :.
Usually $ls.s5, Now Usually $2l.s5, Now
s7.99 1893
72xlO8In. Size 72xl26 or 72xI44-In.
72xI26 or 72Xl44.In.

Holiday cloths to make your table beautiful and just look at the
savings that yours when you get them Kanns These famous
make lace cloths two patterns Astoria whte Salem
only In addition their festive look these cloths ander
easily for years. They're neatly boxed ready for your table,
Only shopping days before Thanksgiving your
lace dinner cloth tomorrow!
KnnsLin -sueer
Evening star., 1951-11-11

68c Plaid, Checked Rayon Taffetas
Two of the seasons smartest Il
fabrics Numerous plaid pat Mn
terms and small check designs IL
for dresses, tots frocks, blouses,
etc. In 4O-in. widths. IL yd.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

500, WMAL-Bill of Rights: The
Il60th anniversary of the Bill of
Rights is celebrated.
800, WRC-Judy Canova Show:
The star returns with supporting
case including Mel Blanc and Hans
Conreid.
1890, WASH-Chicago Theater of
the Air: June Browne and Bruce
Foote co-star in Jerome Kern's
Sunny"
1880. WMAL-Concert of Europe:
Dolf Van Der Linden of Holland
lis guest conductor.
11:15, WRC-Liberty Under Law:
Special program in observance of
1.-THE 160th anniversary Of the Bib
lof Rights. /
Evening star., 1951-12-15
HiehIights
Radio Today.

7:00, WWDC - District Commis-
sioner r. Joseph Donohue: A dis
cussion of the Payne-Webb Schoo
controversy.
1880, WCFM-Hot House Jazz
DR.. walt Kaplan devotes the pro.
gram to the late Mildred Bailey.
$500, WWDC, WASH-Twenty
Questions: Thomas L. Thomas sit.
In on the panel. :
- $3.50, WEAM- Basketball: TN
washington Caps VS.. Elmira.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Television Today.

Television Today.
500, WTOP-Ken Murray Show:
Screen Stars John Loder, Lola AL
bright and Freddie Martin and his
orchestra are guest entertainers.
500, WNBW Star Revue:
Olsen & johnson and Tessie O'Shea
star.
8:35, WTTG - Basketball: The
Washington Caps meet Elmira.
500, WTOP-Wonderful Town:
Faye Emerson SaluteS Brooklyn.
Singer Carol Bruce and Comedian
Phil Foster assist.
800, WNBW- Your Show of
Shows: Herb Shriner, Florence Des-
'mond, Robert Merrill and the Bill
Baird Marionettes entertain.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
| Mrs. Mohoney
|Fetes Grants

Mrs. William H. Mahoney. jr.
Iof Dunbarton, entertained for Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Grant OF
North Arlington, last night in
celebration Of the couples silver
wedding anniversary. About 10C
friends and relatives were invited
to the open house.
Mr.. Grant is manager and as
lsistant treasurer of the Depart
ment Of Justices Federal Credit
Union and is executive vice presi-
dent of the Eastern Section of the
National Credit Union Association
Mrs. Grant Is active in volunteer
work in Arlington. currently aid
ing in the Community. Chest fund
drive. The couple married In st
Patrick's Church here.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. West of
Marietta. Ga. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Marcia
Gratiot. to Sergt. John Gartrell
Nevitt. son of Mrs. Marion G.
NeVitt of Silver Spring. The dou-
ble-ring ceremony took place
October 5 in the Trinity Episcopal
Church in Takoma Park, the Rev.
Robert S. Trenbath officiating.
In the absence Of the brides
parents, she was given in mar
riage by Mr.. Robert S. Burk, a
close friend of the bridal couple |
Evening star., 1951-10-28
Dorothy Weaver
Becomes Bride

Miss Dorothy Mae Weaver
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Weaver. was married yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. Harold Charles
lKeesling, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keesling. The ceremony took
place at the Sherwood Presbyte-
rian Church. with the Rev. Rich
ard NJ. Mussen officiating. A re-
ception was held at the church.
The couple will make their
home at Haywood Gardens, Mount
Rainier.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
Meet

The Cousins Club, which in
cludes the families of the lie Foes
of Caroline County and the Rogers
OF King George County. Va, will
have a banquet November 6 at
the Burlington Hotel in celebra-
ton of its goth anniversary.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
Announcements

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Gallun
announce the engagement of their
daughter Hannah to Mr.. Allen H.
Auslander, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Auslander. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

Our surahs give a junior multiple choice!
Three ways to wear two costumes. the slim
skrted suit such, the Hared dress alone topped
by the velveteen trimmed suit.ack In any
case, watch the response at holiday parties! Rayon
tie prints in navy with white, red with white
or beige with brown, sizes to l5 the dress, 1896,
suit, 1895, matching hats. 795 each
See Elizabeth Lace stocking delightfully."- sheer
nyon mesh, dedicated a gracious Princess los
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Evening star., 1951-10-28
Wilding Photo.

MISS JOYCE S. KINSEY
Their marriage took place yesterday afternoon in the
Leeds Perish Church, Hume Va. The bride is the daughter
Of Mrs. John l. B. Bentley of Kilkenny farm. Oreon. Vo.
.ond Mr. l. P. Kensey of Winter Haven, Fo Mr. Crone is
the Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Goodrich Crone of Model
form Dolton Mass. The Rev. Fremont Hnkel performed
the ceremony which followed byo reception at Kilkenny
form home of Copt. and Mrs. Bentley.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
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FRANCIS POWELL HILL
The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive

FarmS Tor your
e eouSTYMsss-aere bee,
cattle and tree farm. Well wateret
by springfield streams. Improved b.
. e-room modern farm house: three
tenant houses. and usual outbu!ld.
tnss; advantageously located Il
hhsrdleo a breeding herd. Price
RAPPAHANNocK COUNTY 500.
acre operating beef cattle farm WITH
0 carrying capacity OF $50 brooo
cows. Improved by an 8-room brick
residence with four bedrooms and one
bath; s tenant houses. large cattle
ss sf w ssed hs &C. dT Prse aa sS
RICH RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tnclnde main residence. tenant house
ample outbuildings. including new
100-head cattle barn. This farm has
S been Ioe ssn I, fsmy, eyer sSs lSa
, farms Of the area. Topography. and
abundant. water supply suggest ir-
rigation 70 The farsighted operator
ORANGE -ecSojuNTiY-4es-acre. oper.
main highway. Farmers farm at farm
sg on c soyss s,ot RfEt n
from downtown Washington. The
n1edernized stone residence Vas once
the Miller's home-4-room house "a,
coUNTYN50.acre country
place within 45 minutes Of down
town washington. Improvements IN
clude Groom modern residence
with bedrooms and two tile baths
two-rar garage with three-roon
APARTMENT above: small barn witt
hayloft: l1-box-stall stable: small
lake and board fence enclosed pad.
docks; Price. S45 600.
CULPEPBR COUNTY-Near Warren.
ton; 150-acre. productive. weii-wa.
tered grazing farm with q carryine
"apactty Of 10 brood ccws. Solid s.
room frame residence (unimprovedl
Price, S19.500.
Call Mr.. .Hogue. warfleld 6e47 or Mr.
Smith. Vienna 1914 evenings; OF
Decatur 4IQ1. ONCE hours.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR s:aLE

FALKLAND, Mp.-a3 A. q mi. s.
Sgss w oR6 6 hhfsss f75s SI 4. f ss
BURNING TREE VALLEY nsaf Be
thesda. Nd: THE most beautiful.
3eyel wooded domestic We haYe ever
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NAB .4 sa5sssy ar; sus Ia sg asi
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cash. Immediate settlement for this
SSssg s ssa e f fsVssf N 4 ss
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more; electricity ahd city water;
gtpe for subdfvision; 1926 per acre.
ALVIN EPLING. UN. o3r3.
ONE ACRE, near Redland I'd. Mont
gomery Co. 10 miles from Silver
s tsfms s stfE S Es3sS nf az ogsso
PoT0MAC-IA We heart Of ths hunt
country and big estates, Ia miles
from Rockville. l to ceres Tor
sSos3sll. buy. Can Mr.. hARkIs. IA
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tract; two, 5-sere tracts; two. To-
acre tracts; one, 30-acre tract; one,
55-aere trast. SIXTH W. ALLNUfT,
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BUILDERS ATTENTI0N-Subd
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and SONS. AL. 5000. tclosed Sun
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area "A ffne 33,060-sq sit lot.
Foaa s4hs BY ptwNER. % acres
APPROX. 2ee. cords Of fne pulpwood
some saw timber; 10 mi NV. Of
WTaF 5zoS yas o,% mi. 211 hwy
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sones aGs 81 n1sssi 4 sSSss ~ oahe 4
cludes expense-free water and sewer
sonnections installed % #. into lot
Inspection honestly sugSssted to any
ton to secure investment Of perman-
sylvan setfins In stl e fss sprin stg's
select Forest Grove section drive
out new Georgia ave. right on
Forest Glen I'd, left on Dameron
and left again on Sherwood one-haii
block tn wooded site on left Premi-
ses 1910 Sherwood I'd. to be. OWNER
HALF ACRE ON FOX ST., iot of,
avail. Reasonable prices. Cali Mrs,
Barrett. TO. $3.50 OF. TO. 1851. Pa
Ice BLDG SITE. walking distance to
Maryland q. 81 500 cash. WINSTON
oNE cAaeeK w Iof ASas nr. Indian Read
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CHEVY CHASE, RoIlingwood-3 lots,
60x142 each, with street. sewer,
and all utilities now in; bus at cor
ner ana new grade school 2 blks
s otS in :. this tb area p. priced d. pndsE
20 MN. FROM b. C. over dual hwy.
70 II acre and cleared cor; lot. in
Fairfax Co.; mr.. schools. shopping
and transportation; an for S2,5O0.
Cal uN. 234o; or write to Box 993,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21

REAL MONEY-MAKER
About SO miles from Washington Hes
farm f1 Of SIS acres. with e5 head q
Holstein and Guernsey cattle and
now supplying Washington mar
kets Owner wants to retire. Es.
timatsd 10 acres Of heavy timber
3 tenant houses. 8 barns, plus
man S,, 9.ne =, edg g sch ,Tacr9ts ane
home with 2 baths, oil NV. heat;
up to date In all respects, Located
on excel. roads and can easily be
divided into farms. Well worth
asking price Of S105 900, with
terms to xight party. ALLo REsL-
TY Co. oW. 95os; ewes. ia