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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

Prince Gosdnev Register of Buffolo Golf. In
visible stitch construction with many features
Has secret pocket for his Ioreer currency;
plus q detachable Poss Cose thot may be used
separately and holds eight posses or pictures
$500
Federal TAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

Rolls Trend Womon's Billfold Of
smooth Cowhide Hos outside gus
set change purse. designed so bills
con be removed without opening
seporote bill compartment. Place
fer 8 photos and z cord pockets.
$500
Plus aO% Federal Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

The orisinoi Dopp-Kis Of fine top
groin Cowhide Leather. 1t opens to
twice its folded size :. boosts steel
frome woter-repelIent lining.
ldeol for seNicemon or any trovel-
ing gentleman. $S.95
Plus 2OSs Federal Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

Genuine Alligator. Ostrich or Snekeskin
Leather Belts thots NyIon stitched, lined on
Cowhide Suede. You'll be wise to buy several
for smart eift-eivine at this modest price.
Nome the size, we have it in 70 to a.
eoch $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

Imported 7-Jewel Travel AIoEm in
O genuine Pin Morocco eroined
Folding Case. Luminous dol and
hands melodious alarm. Thin
Rectangular cose initioled free!
$7.95
Pius 2O% Federal Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

Smok-Pok of genuine Cowhde leother de-
signed to hold full peck of their fovorite
cigarettes Patented side-top Upper
closure. In brown. black. red or green! GIodIy
intioIed free ldeoI for man or Iody! $500
Federal Tar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

IDS 2ieber in 5 Wimnten 81 iinsenj
Sin freies 2eben fiibren mir >.
Sm 8alb nnb anf Der Seibe >.
Nad Jranfreid) sosem stuei 8rena'
limb murgen mnk id fort bon bier &. ,
Ndble, rnf an meine Seite ..
Gs itebt Elm @irtsbaus an benz 8bein
sSn einem fiiblen 8rnnbe
eanrentia, ltebe 2anrentia mein
Dir m6d)t' id bieie 2ieoer iueib'n
Nadts nm bic sm6lfte Stmnbe ;.
Mein 2ieb lit cine Mpnerin ).
Sm &reiIe fruber 3eder >.
Sin frommer 8ned)t mar 1ribolin
ltnb iuenn bic Sdmalben beimmGrts
sieb'n >.
Gs lebt iid) gut beim 8ed)er >.
NaomS enfants be Ia patrie
SSm Serbit, ba ,nuf man trinfen
0as Srinfen madJt mir feline WMb'
limb mid ersreift, id, ueif nidt ipis
9n Sdwert an meiner Ginfen .
gemooiter Smride sieb td) aus >. ;.
Stnge, ipem 8eiang geseben
60 leb' oenn iuubl, bn titles Sans
Grab ans Dem @irtsbans fomm idJ
&eid' mir Die Samb, ,meiu 3eben!
@enn id) midi nad Der Seimat Ieb'm
Nmf, Sriiber, laRt nns mallen :.
Tenn in Der Seimat lit es id)0n .
Sort iab elm &nab elm &6slein iteb'u
Sn bieicn beil'aen 6allen ;.
Sdier breikis Sabre biit Sn aft ..
Ndl, menn bu tuarit mein eigen
I'm @alb, i'm 8alb, iup's Gdo idallt
Gs rest iidJ mas im Sbenwalb >.
@iola, Saf mnb 8eigen >.
Stel' id) lit finit'rer Witternadt
3m Strakbnra anf Der Sdans ..
Sdl bab' bariiber nadsebad)t >.
Die linoen Siifte iinb ermad)t
Sell Dir int Sieserfrans >.
Sd nebm' mein 8lGsden in bic !Sanb
Srinft 8lnt Der eblen &eben
Steb' feit! Steb' felt, mein @atcrlanb
Die 8laier fiillet bis gum 8ano
Nein &aterlanb iull leben. >.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

liale als Merf5elts elmer berlnebrten
9lusbeltilng Der peIt-i,frainiiden 8e-
polferlng 5u tpirfen bot. Die Wtt-
ihnrinlbe agrobiolegie bot ani6ei-
neno az belfen, oie tpioerlpenItigen
peltzufrainii6en 8auern in sic Sol
6oien au fperren uno lie BORT 81
5pingen, Die in Mosfar ausgearbei,
teten sSSabrespldne our bo6lten gu
friebenbeit ser sUeadtbnber bonn
arentl gu nollenben. 3ie ri6opferi-
ibe Sreunoi6aft Der 8rofeiioren nit
0en Mrbeitern" bat bielelben Iufga=
ben in Sen neltgegriinaeten inouitriel=
len unternebmllngeu 5ll beiperfltellis
gen. Die 8arallele, lpelbe S. -Stpfalo
stpiihen Der finiteren 8ergongenbeit
oes 2anbes unter oer oiterreidiiben
ltnb polnil6en Serrld3aft 1ino Der ge-
gentnartigen r@liidieligfeit" 5iebt,
gebort natiirlieb aur anbefoblenen UNI
terta1rigen Mantaiie. Sn 8irflids
felt tperben b,tnberte bon 1aulencen
lpelt=ufrainiiber 9lrbeiter binter Sen
ltraI oeportiert.
Der &reml ais Glterer 8rnber ltn-
garns. - Ger Gbarafter ser Seier=
li6feiten anlaBlih oes iedsiabrige1
Subildum Ser .gefreillng" l1ngarns
ourb sic So1piet =Irnee oerrdt beut=
lid, baB l1ngaru uuf oen beiten 8e=
ge it, su elmer orpiet-8eplblif al
ueroen. Die SorpietsBreiie miomet
poriibtieertpeiie oieiem @reisnis nidt
5u biel glufmerflamfeit. l1mlo iiber-
ib1peneliher aparen oie 8eben, tpel6e
BON 0en l,nsariiden fommllniltii6en
~&urbentr1gern" auf Der, feierli6en
Serlammlung im 'Sta0ttbeater bon
9loopeit gebalten puroen. Sic mo-
rem nnaturgendB" nit Sen beiBelten
9nnfes1uberungen an Stalin ilno an
oen 8unb Ser SS& iiberlaoen, mel
der untertaniglt uls riilterer 8ru-
Oer~ l1ngarns be5eidnet purce. Oie=
ie .2opalitdtserflGrlng" fam geipii=
ierntaBen als cine slntlport auf oie
Abiidt Der 8eltmdbte selten, bie
5rage oes Srieoensi6lulies init oen
ebemaligen 8alfau1@egnern i'm 51pei-
ten 8eltfrie9 auf sic Sagesoronung
Ser geplonten &onieren5 Ser bier sllt-
Beuminifter 81 Itellen be5iebl1ngsipeis
ie 5u repioieren. Mfro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05
Kathnlifd1r giirtnrgr fir
i1kratntfhrr Snlhatpn

Gie raI6e Gntmidlung ser inter
nattonalen greigniiie uno insbeion=
oere Der &rteg in Gorea, pel6er bic
Gegierung ser Ser. Staaten peron=
laBte, beOeutenoe militGrilde arGfte
5ll mobtltlieren, ltellten sic 1fruini=
'hcn SrganiIattOnen i'm Muslanoe
Dor Die tSruge elmer geteiligung Ser
ltfratler a1 Ser militGrii6en 9tblpebr
Der freien 9eationen gegen Die nosfo=
ipitiihe grpanlion. Cine ge1piiie 3obl
bon Soloaten ufraini i6er 9lbltam=
mung olent in Ser amerifonii6en Ir=
NEE rno tumpft olld an ser 6ront in
aorea. Ser Brai aiioent ser nutionalen
ufrainllden Organization in Sen Ser.
Staaten, ces ltfrainil6en &ongreBfo=
mltees, Hrofeiior g. 0obrianlfpi, bot
alld) Dem umerifanii6en Senut Dor
geldlogen cine 6remoeulegion aus
oen Ingeb0rigeu ser unteroriiften
ytationen 5ll biloen. gta6oem sic
ltfrainer i'm sluslano iiber 5mei Mil-
lionen 5dblen, 1pdre sic 8eteiliglna
Ger ufruiniiben Sreipiuigen an Ell
ner lolhen Segion re6t bebel1teno. s.
entltano gleid5eitig sic iSrage ser
Iufre6terbaltltng Don perIonliden
nno national>fultl1rellen Gerbinoun=
gen ilden Sen llfrainii6en SoIou=
ten uno Sen lrfrainil6 l6en @elneinoeu
lno Srganiiationen. Gas ufrainiide
tutbolild)e 8latt in Sbilaoelpbia
,Mmerica' perbono oiele 0rage nit
ser Notlpenoigfeit, sic religioien 8e=
oitrfniiie ser Soloaten ufrainil6er
slbltammung 81 befrieoigen. Naboern
oie meilten ltfrainer in Sen Ser.
Staaten 9riedild=fotboIiiden 8lou=
bens lino, erludgt oas l1frainiihe
&oniiItorium in philadelphia sic
Wogli6feit, grie6iib- b-fatbolilbe Brie=
tier oen llfrainilden ,Solonten in ser
amerifanil6en slrmee su5rteilen.
Siele aftion piiroe BEL slufItelllrng
bon freiipilisen 1rfrainil6en 6orna-
ttonen eine groBe 8eoeutung in alien
Sanoern geuinnen, mo- groBere ufrai=
ntlde &olonien porbanoen iinb, Dor
allem in &anaoa uno in 9lultralien.
9ie grauiamen 8erfolgungen, tpelde
oie ltfrninii6e fatboliide Stride in
oen &atafomben ser Ukraine Iei0et,
oeritdrfeu Sen 8illen ser iungen
ltfrainer, an oem &anpf ser &ulturs
tpelt eegen sic mosfotpitii6e 0eipotie
teil5unebmen, ebenlo tpie ibren
Bnnid, beim Militarbienit oie Sir
forge Ser fatbolii6en Brielter eisener
NattonalitGt 5l1 baben. Die &erbin-
elngen sapii6en ltfrainiiden Soloa=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

ten 2anbe, 1po bic &inber 5lmeiIt tpe-
Der Sdube nod @1ide, nods Bidder
batten uno nit leerern Magen 5ur
Shule 9eben nuBten, 70 5u belfen,
COB tpetigitens Die iblimmite Scot
abgeItellt tperoen fonnte. 8eitgebeno
unterItiibt 1pllrbe ct bierbei bon ben
amerifaniI6en fir6liden unb tpeltli-
ben Srganiiationen iotpie bonn 8ati-
fan. Muend lit es in bobem MaBe su
6alrfen, Dab ben oelttlden &inoern,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

NIT Silfe ser io5ialen i,no faritati-
ben BerbGnbe, in Sen idlimnriten
Sabren Biz slir @1brungsrefornt Il.
a. tuenigitens. cine belheibene Mnhl-
5eit am Gag gereibt tperoeu fotlr1te.
0eben oteien io5ialen aufsabeit bat
Muend aber al1d als Selfer uno
Wittler 3pil6en bel,tlben uno anneri-
faniiden DienitIteaen erfolgreid &c.
tpirft."
C.>St. d. C.-V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

Dit &iidii6t auf bas 81. Sabr
maren sic 5eiern anldBli6 oes stp0lf-
bunoertidbrigen ssubildums oes
8aafabrtsortes Mlt0tting peri9oben
tporoen. Sic iollen in Ser 3eit bonn
80. Sllli Bis 5. MuguIt na1geboH
perben. Wan ertpartet 5abIreibe
&ldubige unb geiitli6e 8iiroentra=
ger aus aller @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05
.Einp Atnnthnnhp npr
."." ""# Ttphp" 49,

Sbeleib Die lteberidriit perbliifft,
iou iie ibrem 3uede 1peiter oienen
neil fie Die begeilterte 8erebrung ber
aotbolifen 8eutldlanos fiir oen ietis
gen papitliden Nl1ntius bel Ser &e=
giernng in 8onn, Sen bobtp iten Srn.
gr5biidof Muend auscriidt. lgri6ie-
men lit Der sluflas, iiber Dem Ser on-
gefiibrte Sitel ltebt, in Ser ,Nel,en
t3eituns'. SS1n Cert beiBt es
.Oie 2eitung ser slpoitolil6en
Nuntiatur mar ieit Sem Sooe bes let-
ten geuntius in 0eltidlano, @r5bi=
ldof geiare Srlenigo, i'm @pril 1916
llnb ieines Na6folgers, bes @ei6afts-
triggers Nllntiaturrat Wisr. Carol
Golli, I'm 6ebrrar 1947 bis 5lr lie
bernaBne our6 gr5bil6of Wuenb i'm
Sftober 1949 peripaiit, Sic @el6dfte
Der geuntiatllr puroen iebo6 audi
tudbrenb Ser 3eit, als es feinen pGpit=
lihen gfuntius in 3el1tiblano gab.
tueitergafiibrt. gnOe oes &rieges mar
Ser Sit Ser Iuntiotur bon Berlin,
mo emit gr5biid)of Srienigo uno iein
Sorgdnger Nuntius Yaceui, Ser beute
Baplt iIt antierten na6 gi6ltdtt
oerleet poroen. Ra6 ser iebt erfolg=
ten uebernabme ser gtuntiatl1r burtb
Gr5biibof Wuen6 miro 5ipeifellos in
aiir5e Die neberiieOlung nab 8onn,
oenl sit Ser beuti6en 8unoesregie-
runs,4 erfolsen. (@s betBt, Der gh1n-
thus tperoe in 8ao @ooesberg bel
Bonn .mobnen.) d.. ~.
u@r5biI6of Muen6, Ser 1916 als
slpoItoliiher 8iiitator unb General
pifar Ger amerifanii6en 8elatungs-
armee noh Delti6lonb fam, batte
bereits nah Dem erlten @eltfrieg als
Stubent, Seeliorger 1lnb &oplan @e=
legenbeit, ieine oeutl6en Sprah-
fenntniiie i'm Seimatlanb Ieiner gl-
tern auf5ufrii6en. Son ser llniperii=
tdt Sreiburg in Ser S6mei5 aus, no
er Observation-Disclosures itllOierte, fam
ct idon bamals ais 1eberbringer Don
2iebeseoben na6 9euti6lano. 1eber
Saris, Srforo nnb Cambridge eing
iein 8eg auf einen 2ebritubl in @is=
eoniin (au st. Srancis) ,mo 1886
al1f ben Bil6ofsiib, in oern BON pielen
oelltiden @ir1panoerern betpobnten
norolihen 9afota.
n8ir uiiiien uns eine Ntonlbombe
MAIDEN, angefiillt nit ser gottliben
Gnergie. Der 2iebe, linb ite allf oie
Wenihbeit merfen,' 10 altBerte iid
emit Der MISUNDERSTANDING 8ot-
Ifafter oes Bapites. @er Muend ie
ols l1eberbringer 5abnoler ameritani-
Ifer 0iebesgaben, als itillen, uner.
lniiMiden Seller Ser Slii6tlinge ODER
ais 8erfaiier ebenio i6onungsloier
lpie betaiIlierter 8eri6te iiber oie io=
5iale Scot in 0el1tidlanb an sen So.
titan erlebte, ser tpeiB, oaB es bieiem
10 ipeltlih eriheinenoen &irhenfiir-
item, ernit lit nit ieiner Soroernng.
rgom eriten Sage ieiner Mnfunft
in Deuti6lanb an bat ii6 @r5biihof
Wuen6 NIT @nergie unb unerniibli-
dem Jleib Der getpaltigen Mufgabe
getpibmet, in oem burb Sen &rieg
seritorten, oerarmten un6 perelen6e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

ten llno ibren 8eneinoen 1piiroen
nidt obne cine nadbalttse ioeolosi-
fhe 8irfung auf oie breiten Rreiie
ser llfrainer in Der 5renloe bleiben,
pelde fir Die 8erteioigung Ser
freien @elt eesen Die mosfopitiihe
groberltngslllbt urbeiten. Inf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05
Be1trllt E1rr zrttnnn ntt1t alb!

Benn Sn eb 2eier oer Sage oieei @enuns belize
3etnns ban bah o m0si it, ieet beuen Sabresrs
ennnSen 10 bea u ub onern ubs bis bu ben geaa tell
me oSer beablen fanna gr uben bene 3eiuus mei
abbeamms beoemtet ben geriu suen reuubes nab
inn sd5aoeu fir bic fatboluhe BreTe
On fauui ben Abonnement pber 81.
Soepnmm &epi ee euenoeu auf fol.
genbem 5ormmIar:
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AuH aupr mrlt

8ie HoOio 8atifan melbete, baben
oie tide6iI6en &ommunilten ahtbun-
Cert ilInge &ommuniIten peranlaBt,
oos 'St1otltm on ben beioen ltaatli=
6en ~Yrtelterleminaren" in Trag
ltno BreBblrg auf5unebmen. gs ban
oelt lidb INN iltnge Irbeiter llno Wtit=
glteOer ser fommllnil ltii6en SSugenOs
organilationeu. 8elonoers aufi6luB-
reid iino oie 8eoingungen fiir Die
ginl6reibung: 3pei Itatt ie6s Sabre
Sbeologielhtoil.m, unperbinoliheS
3olibat, bobe @ebGlter (oos SierfadIe
zines arbeitslobnes) l,no perlonlihe
Serfitgl1ng iiber Elm auto.
Nus 8ntifanItaot tpuroe untern1
y. slpril gemeloet: YopIt 8ius entp.
ting bel.te oen Srimas bon Bolen,
Gr5bild)of Stepbon @ps5pnlti, in ei.
ner priuaten Ibi6iebsouoien5. gr
enpfing ferner GWigr. Wi6oel 9fe=
pac5, gil6of BON 3ob5. Ole beioen
Erdlaten 1peroen, 1pie man unllinnt,
In Den nG6lten Sngen na6 So1piet=
Eolen 5uriidfebren. Sic buben Ieit
tbrer antunft bier, bie Dor bier $50
hen erfolgte, peinlid oie 9lbgabe ie=
Der offentlifen grflarl1ng permieoen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
Barton Is Winner
Over Friendsville

The Barton High Braves rolled over
Fliendsville High quint at Grants
vile last Saturday night 70 to SO, in
a Maryland Glass state basketball
championship game.
The Braves, who barely missed nos
ing out Fort Hill High Of Cumber-
land for the WMI league champion
ship in Allegany county, were in
command from the outset. The first
quarter ended 26-6 and at the inter-
mission the score stood 80 to 10.
There was no let-up in the third
quarter the scoring being 81 to "a.
A whole new Barton team entered the
fray in the final quarter. Arnold
Tichnell was high man for Barton
with "a points. Bill Kirk contributed
IA and Clark and Russell 10 each.
For Friendsville, Frazee, with ten
points, was high man. Wright, Cas-
teel and HENDERSON scored A each,
McCrobie and Dewitt to complete
the total.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
ACCIDENT

Ml. and Mrs. Frank Spoerlein en-
teltained number of folks at 800
party at their home ON last Saturday
night, honoring the birthday of their
son, Francis. At the close of the even
ing refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Ben Keller who had been con-
fined to her home with an attack of
pneumonia is much improved and able
to be out again. Her daughter, Mrs.
J. Mahlon Speicher, Morgantown, w.
Va, visited her during her illness.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. B.
O. Aiken entertained the following
persons at her home; Mrs. Charley
Harmon and Mrs. Walter Margroff
from the Cove; Mrs Elmer Kolb, Mrs.
Melchoir Kolb, her mother, Mrs.
William Miller and Mrs. Carl Miller.
Rev. and Mrs. Margold Harmon and
family, Universal, Pa, were week end
guests of Mrs. William Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harmon. On their
return home they were accompanied
by Mrs. Keith Lohr and children who
will remain for visit.
Miss Rose Miller has gone to Fort
w d VIC, lllNl. W IICIG SIG w III pGliu NOlllS
time with her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Moellring.
After some time spent at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Zehner in
Somerset, Mrs. William Speicher has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richter enter
tanned Mrs. William Miller and son
George as dinner guests at their home
on Sunday of last week
Relatives here have learned that
Mr.. John Spoerlein has been released
from the Garrett County Memorial
Hospital in Oakland where he has been
patient since September -. He has
been taken to the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Schlossnagle.
Mrs. Marvin Calls entertained q
number of friends at a birthday party
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

home from Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland, where he had a major oper-
alton. He is able to resume part-time
duty in his blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher spent
Monday of this week in Bridgewater,
Va. attending a meeting of the trus-
tees of Bridgewater College of which
Mr. Speicher is a member. Miss Lola
Savage accompanied them on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Frazee and
daughter Dolores spent the week end
in Akron, Ohio where they attended
the wedding Of Miss Pauline Sharp
less, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Sharpless, to James Caine, on
Saturday evening, March 3.
The local PIT. A. will meet in the
school auditorium on Tuesday even
ing, March Is at eight o'clock.
Miss Mae Schroyer is still in q
cast at the home of Asa Schroyer il
Rivesville, w. Va, after fracturing q
vertebrae.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
Oakland High Loses
To Central 81 to 81

Central High School Of Homecoming
defeated Oakland High School 81 to
81 in a Maryland Glass b basketball
contest staged last Friday evening
at Accident High School.
Kenneth Burt, lanly center for the
Allegany B champs, scored 28 points
on 8 field goals and ten foul shots.
Mckenzie had Is tallies.
Central held 1910 margin at the
close of the first period and steadily
increased its lead The count was SO
% at the intermission and 45-32 at
the third period. The loss snapped a
nine-game winning streak of the Oak
land Highlanders. Sisler was high
for the losers with nine tallies. Kley
had points, Ramsey 7, Hauser g.
Orendorf 5 and Tasker 2. Non-scor-
ing subs were Brohawn, Collins and
McIntire
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

on Thursday evening, honoring the
eleventh birthday of her daughter,
Clara Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Aiken and Mrs.
William Miller visited Mrs. Robert
Romesburg and her father, Mr..
George Bushman in Confluence, Pa.
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Spoerlein
have moved into the apartment over
Spoerlein's Garage which was recent
ly vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Spoerlein. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kahl
and son have moved into the Harrison
kamp property in which the Frances
Spoerleins formerly resided.
surprise birthday party was Civ
en- Mr.. George O. VAIL, ST.. at his
home on Friday evening, March 2, by
his wife. A number of guests were
present and honored Mr.. Vail with
many useful gifts.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Richter were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kahl, Mrs. Charley Har-
mon and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richter.
Mr.. William Fratz who has been
i'll at his home continues to be in a
serious condition with a heart all
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schlossnagle
and daughter, MELVILLE, Pa, were
week end guests of the formers par
ends, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schloss-
nagle.
The Brethren Ladies Aid was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Roy
Broadwater on Friday evening. The
devotions were in charge of Miss
Kathryn Speicher and the business
session was presided over by the
president, Mrs Lena Calls.
Mrs. Janet Bowman who has been
patient in the Memorial Hospital
Cumberland, for several weeks, is
much improved.
Mrs. Sarah Zinkan, who underwent
surgery recently in the Miners Hos
pital has been released and is i'm.
proving.
Edwin Georg has returned to hi,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
GORTNER

Miss Susie Zook, Of Red House,
spent last week with Miss Anna
Lichty while Miss Grace Lichty was
visiting in Meyersdale
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude SwartZentrub-
en- and Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Swartzen-
truber were in Hyattsville, Pa, re-
Gently to buy a farm for Claude
where the Amish are starting a new
colony. They are planning to move in
the near future.
Delbert Swartzentruber who has
been indicted into the army from
Canton, Ohio, visited his home folks
last week, and is stationed at Camp
Meade. His parents received phone
call that he would leave there in a
few days.
Mrs. Noah Schrock and John Brk-
holder were called to Uniontown hos
pital, on Wednesday to see their
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Miner, who fell
and sustained several broken bores,
at her home near Brandonville.
Mrs. Jacob Clever and Mrs. Willard
Swartzcntruber were shopping il
Cumberland on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagla
were in FroStburg. on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch, Mrs.
Lewis f, hcachE, ri hPacny ana uaqe H. :
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Bloomington Gets
New Scout Troop

Nine girls were registered in the
new Girl Scout troop organized at
Bloomington. Mrs. Kenneth Kooken
and Mrs. Paul Beard will serve as
members of the troop, being spon-
sored by the Bloomington Parent
Teacher association.
Girls enrolled include Beverly Jean
Warwick, Hazel Rozier, Donna Davis,
Virginia Paugh, Nina Davis, Bonnie
Howard, Vida Beard, Shirley Miller
and Kay Guy.
Mrs. lola Guy, Mrs. Inez, Mrs
Martha Brown and Mrs. Margaret
Paugh are members of the troop COM
mittee. Mrs. Kooken and Mrs. Beard
are attending a leadership training
course at Tri-Towns.
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d. l.. SwartzentruDer were at Meyers
dale on Monday. The latter visited her
aunt, Lydia Miller at Springs, who
suffered slight stroke on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty took din
ner at Crist Bendcr's on Saturday
They were accompanied to Springs by
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schrock and
Miss Anna Petersheim, the latter re-
NAMED with Simo on Brenneman,
where she is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lichty and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk visited Mrs. Rosa
Paugh, who returned on Sunday
from Keyser to Osborne Beckman's,
at Lynndale.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
Bittinger All Club Elects

The Bittinger HI club, meeting at
the Bittinger school on February 7,
elected Donald Smith as president;
Hamill Glotfelty, vice-president; Billy
Emory, secretary; and Kenneth Glot-
felty, reporter.
The meeting was in charge of John
H. Garter, county agricultural agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

The clubs recreation meeting was
held February 25.
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