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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
Injured Near Bayard
Appeals Gas Case

An appeal was filed in the Circuit
Court here on November IS by Harry
c. and Mary NJ. Kiser, in an equity
case involving Lib acres of land in
a gas lease dispute. The case was
originally docketed by Orville Eb-
erly, plaintiff, against Roy l.. Flet-
cher, gas driller, and the Kisers, and
i'm court opinion signed by Asso-
ciate Judge George Henderson in De-
tober, Eberly was declared entitled
to a permanent injunction preventing
Fletcher from drilling on the prop
erty known as Hamilton Hall.
Eberly claimed that the tract of
land was included in his lease from
the Kisers. The Kisers and Fletcher
maintained that the Eberly lease was
not intended to include the tract and
that the kiscrs had right to make
"a lease to Fletcher.
Judge Henderson concluded that
the acreage in question was included
within the Eberly lease and that Eb-
crly was entitled to a permanent in
junction against Fletcher. Fletcher
had erected a rig on the property
which has since been removed. Flet-
cher did not join with the Kisers
in the appeal suit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon, December 4, at
Johnstown, Pa, for the Rev. Alvah
X. Jones, DID, 68, former Lutheran
pastor at the Red House parish. Rev.
Jones passed away Saturday after
noon, December l, at 2 o'clock, at the
Lee hospital in Johnstown where he
had been a patient for about two
weeks and where he underwent an
operation.
At the time of his illness he was a
supply pastor of the Summerhill-
Jackson Township Lutheran churches
near Johnstown.
Born in Robertdale, Huntingdon
county, Pa, August II, 1883, he was
a son of the late James T. and Sarah
Horton Jones. He attended Mount
Union college, Alliance, o., and was
graduated from HANNA Divinity
School, Wittenberg college, Spring
field, Ohio, in 1914.
He was ordained to the gospel
ministry of the Lutheran church by
the Indiana synod He had been pas
tor of churches at Benton, Ohio, the
Bloomdalc, Arcadia churches along
with the parish of lockwood, Pa;
also at Kalamazoo, Mich, and Bos-
well, Pa He served St. Johns Luther
an parish at Red House, for period
of eighteen years where he retired in
April, 1850.
He was called from retirement by
the Board of American Missions and
established mission in Washington,
Kansas. Upon completing his work
there he accepted a call to become sup
ply pastor of the Summerhill parish
in April, where he served until his
DEATH Several years ago he was
given the honorary degree of Doctor
of Divinity from Wittenbcrg college
He is survived by three sons
David f. and j. Clinton Jones, OF
Kalamazoo, Mich; Clarence I. Jones
/ Oakland one daughter Mrs. ArvcS
Richie, also of Oakland; also clever
grandchildren, three brothers, Sam,
uel B. Jones, William r. Jones anc
J. Tussey Jones, all of Johnstown
His wife, Vida Lehman Jones, dice
several years ago at Red House.
The funeral on Tuesday was con.
Quoted from the First Lutheran
church in Johnstown, in charge OF
Rev Walden NJ. Holl, DID. pastor, as
sisted by representative of the West
Virginia Lutheran Synod. Intermen
was at Johnstown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
Oakland Firemen
Name 1852 Officers

Officers of the Oakland Fire De
partment for 1852 were reelected at
meeting of that organization last
evening.
They include A. 6. Gortner, presi-
dent; Stuart F. Hamill, Jr., vice-presi-
dent; w. w. Dawson, treasurer; Percy
Thayer, secretary; Emroy Bolden,
chief; Grover C. Stemple, LIST assist
ant; Robert w. Lohr, End assistant;
John Stevenson, captain.
The standing committee includes
w. w. Dawson, John Stevenson, r.
w. Lohr, A. G. Gortner, G. c. Stem
pie, Stuart Hamill, Jr., and Emroy
Bolden.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
Band to Give Concert

The Senior band Of Oakland High
school will present a benefit concert
on the streets of Oakland on Saturday
afternoon, December s. This will be
under the direction of Vincent Meats,
instructor.
All afternoon Saturday, students
with red bands on their arms will so
licit for donations for the uniform
fund, in the form of tag day Red
Band Booster" cards will be given
to all who contribute.
The concert will consist of marches,
patriotic songs and Christmas tunes.
1t was estimated that around $4,000
would be needed to properly outfit
the high school band.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
$4,000 Received From
Christmas Seal Sale

First returns from throughout the
State for the 1851 Christmas Seal Sale
of the Maryland tuberculosis Asso-
citation show that over $81 900 has
been raised since the campaign opened
on November nineteenth.
In making this announcemet, Will
liam II. Staub, president of the Assoc
citation, pointed out that this figure
was not complete as there are several
county associations yet to report on
their campaign progress.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
Daughter Born

One game warden paused long
enough Wednesday morning from his
rigorous duties of deer hunting
season, to take his turn at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in pac-
ing the floor, and to become a father.
Terrie Sue Friend, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Leo Friend, of Deer Park,
was born. Mr.. and Mrs. Friend have
another child, nine years old, born
on the same date, November 5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
Home Economics
Building Damaged
By Fire Today

The Home Economics building Of
Oakland High School was damaged
by fire and water this morning about
1870 o'clock, but the damage APP
parently will not be as extensive as
at first feared.
School officials expressed the hope
that the eleven new electric sewing
machines recently purchased for use
in the new high school, were not dam
aged
The fire apparently started around
the fue and quickly spread to the
basement and up the walls. The alarm
was turned in by Mr.. Mulliken, the
custodian and the Oakland Firemen
responded. 1t was brought under con-
troll quickly but not before there had
been considerable water damage.
There was also new equipment in
the kitchen and new desks slated for
the new high school, but these were
not damaged to any extent, it was
stated
Home economies are being con-
tinued this week in the City Hall.
Spanish and several other classes
which meet in the building are being
held in the main building.
The loss is partially covered by in
surance.
Oakland firemen were called Mon
day morning when it was reported
there was brush fire at Deep Creek
Lake near Railey's. 1t apparently was
a false alarm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
next STEPS IN
FINISHING SCHOOL
UNITS DISCUSSED
Boards Favor Construction OF
Farm Shops Before
Other Two

With the main units of the north
ern and southern high school plants
well under way, the Board of County
Commissioners and Board of Edu-
cation this week began further dis
cussion of the remaining units to
complete the set-up.
Besides the main buildings and cafe
terias, which are under construction
at present near Oakland, and at the
Cove, there are three other adjacent
structures to each one, the farm shop,
the physical education plant, and the
auditorium
When original plans were obtained
the boards considered the bids beyond
the reach of the financial ability of
the county to pay, and decided to be-
gin construction of the main build
ings. Contracts for the construction
of these two units were awarded last
year.
At a meeting Monday night both
boards agreed that the next unit to
consider was the farm shop unit.
Original plans called for erection of
these units to the rear of the main
building, which would house a COM
plete farm program for the students
taking agriculture.
J. Edward Helbig, member Of the
Board of County Commissioners, said
they felt the farm shop unit was the
most important and that steps would
be taken to get these units at the
earliest possible date. He and Ross
w. Speicher, member Of the Board of
Education, also indicated that the
next unit in line would be the one to
house the physical education program,
but that just when that unit would be
built was something that could not
be answered definitely at this time.
Helbig pointed out that since esti-
mates were received on the physical
education plants ovei year ago, that
costs had increased al least 20 per-
cent, making a S250,000 structure
then run around 100000 at present
prices Helbig said that this unit
would be built just as soon as the
money became available. A member
of the Board of Education expressed
the thought that this unit would be
added just as soon as enough people
were convinced of its real need.
Oakland High Booster club mem
bers and number of others took the
decision this week to mean that it
would be ten or fifteen years before
either school would have any planned
physical education program within
the confines of the new school plant
Just what makeshift arrangements
would be made, particularly in the
Oakland area where gymnasium IA
cilities and auditorium facilities are
at very low mark, were not known.
At meeting with the Board Of
Education earlier on Monday, men,
bers of the Booster club also learned
that any possibility of football
team at Oakland High was rather
slim. Included in the morning confer
ence was DR.. Stiner, head of the State
Department of Physical Education.
Members of the Booster club had Of
fered to underwlite the initial eX-
pense of team which would amount
to around $4,000. 1t was pointed out
that d gymnasium or adequate physi-
cal education program was a pre-
requisite to any football program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06

Aza Claude Stanton, ST., 81, Oak
land farm implement and automobile
dealer, died very suddenly about 5
o'clock Monday morning at his home
just north of town, as the result of a
heart attack. He was a native of
Grantsville and engaged in business
there until 1910 when he came to
Oakland and became a partner with
Maurice Brookhart in the Garrett
Truck and Implement company.
Mr.. Stanton was active in civic af-
fairs of both Grantsville and Oak
land, and served his country in World
War |.
He was born January IS, 1890, in
Grantsville, a son of the late William
T. and Annie burst Stanton. He was
baptized in the Ev. Reformed church
at Grantsville. He was graduated
from the University of Maryland in
1912, with Bachelor of Science de-
gree, and received his masters degree
at Missouri university in 1914. After
teaching one year at Missouri uni
versity he went to College Park and
taught there year in dairy hus-
bandry.
He volunteered for the service
November 81, 1917, was promoted to
sergeant on April 16, 1918, serving
with Company l, 313th infantry. He
took officers training at Camp Meade,
near Baltimore, and Camp Gordon,
Ga, and was appointed second
lieutenant of infantry in August of
that year. He later attended school
at Camp Perry, Ohio, and was sta
toned with a recruiting depot at
Camp Shelby, Miss, October 10, 1918.
He was given an honorable discharge
December 2, 1918.
Mr. Stanton served as Mayor of
Grantsville for four years and the
Board of Trustees at Grantsville for
six years. He served as cashier of the
former First National Bank at
Grantsville from 1921 to 1888, was a
member of the Resettlement admins
tration in the Grantsville area, 1888
to 1889, and belonged to the Wood
men of the World at Grantsville.
After coming to Oakland in 1910
he served as post commander OF
Proctor Kildow Post No. II, Ameri
can Legion. He was also a former
member of the Oakland-Mt. Lake
Park Lions club.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vadne
Farmer Stanton, and one son, AZa c.
Stanton, Jr., of Oakland; also four
brothers, Dr.. 7. Ray Stanton, Hyatts-
vile; c. Earle Stanton, Hubert d.
Stanton and Guy S. Stanton, all of
Grantsville; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth
Smouse, Cumberland and Mrs. Ethel
S. Miller, Grantsvile. A n o h e I
brother, William Clay Stanton, was
killed in the Meuse-Argonnc drive in
France in World War l.
A brief service was conducted from
the Bolden Funeral Home III Oakland
at 80 o'clock on Wednesday after
noon, after which the body was taken
to Grantsville for services at 3 o'clock
at the Ev. Reformed church there.
Dir. Denver c. Pickens, pastor of st.
Paul's Methodist church, Oakland, Of
fciated. Interment was in the Grants
vile cemetery.
Pallbearers were Edward p. Kahl,
L. NJ. Fraley, Floyd Leighton, w. E.
SpoerIein, Bernard |. Gender, ST.,
and D. Il. Sincell.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
TO Speak AT Mission

Rev. Uri Chandler, returned mis-
sionary from Formosa, and associated
with the Oriental Missionary society
of Los Angeles, will speak at the Oak
land Gospel mission, Third and Penn
ington streets, Oakland, this evening
at 1880.
He will tell of his revival meetings
in Formosa among natives, Chinese
refugees and Nationalist Chinese
soldiers. His story will be illustrated
by sound film motion pictures in color.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-06
CHANGING Bullet Hits
Hunter in Forehead

A glancing shotgun slug from a
deer hunters rifle struck Baltimore
nimrod right between the eyes on
the second day of the open season on
bucks this week.
Although knocked unconscious
from the blow the man was not seri-
ously harmed.
Listed by hospital officials as Ken
meth Baylan, Baltimore, the man was
brought to the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital by fellow hunters
where a physician extracted the flat
tened bullet which had lodged under
the skin, in the middle of the fore
head. An examination showed there
had been no injury to the skull.
Sheriff Paul w. Fisher explained
that some hunters were shooting
mark Baylan was some distance
away and had started toward the
group when one of the bullets rico
cheted after hitting a rock, and struck
him down. He spent the night at the
hospital and was released the follow
ing morning.
Injured Near Bayard
A West Virginia hunting victim
was brought to the Oakland hospital
on Wednesday suffering from a wound
in his right leg. A rifle bullet pierced
the leg below the knee and tore a
large hole in the muscle when it
emerged He was identified as Car
roll Rehmert, 40, also of Baltimore.
The mishap occurred on Buffalo
Run, near Bayard, w. Va. He was
with two other hunters. They did not
discover who had fired the bullet.
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HOTPOINT Dishwasher, auto
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NORGE Deluxe Electric Range.
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Evening star., 1951-08-17
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Evening star., 1951-08-17

FAMOUS 20" Projection console
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HOTPOINT Console Ironer
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pletely automatic 1850 demon
strator 212 at Lacy's 9th g. E.
Orig. S249.95, now S169.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

ALARM CLOCKS, General Elec-
URIC alarm clocks. 6 at Lacy's
9Th & E. Orig. SS.95, to sell (plus
taxi for S3.99.