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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Four Are Injured
In Car Collision

Four persons were injured, none
seriously early Sunday morning
when an automobile owned by Ar
lie Shahan, collided with a pickup
truck owned by John Lilly. Other
occupants in the truck were Mrs.
Lilly and son.
The Oakland fire department was
called when the upset truck started
to blaze, but the flames had been
eXtinguished when the fire truck
arrived. All four persons involved
in the wreck were taken to Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland for emergency treatment
and then released.
Shahan was charged by Trooper
first class Robert d. Henline, of
the state police, with driving under
the influence of liquor, driving on
the wrong side of the road, and
driving with an expired chauffeur's
license.
Shahan is scheduled to have a
hearing before Trial Magistrate w.
o. Bitter on Saturday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Win Awards For
Egg Production

Three Garrett County farmers
have won awards for the outstand-
ing production records achieved by
their poultry flocks during the
1954-55 season Victor L. Koenig,
executive secretary of the Hy-Linc
Poultry Management association.
announced
Mrs. Lloyd Ramp. OF GrantsviIIc,
will receive a Champion Egg Pro-
Queer trophy, awarded TO owners Of
Hy-Linc laying locks which make
record of more than $50 eggs per
hen housed in a 12-months period.
Mrs. Ramps score was 1885 eggs
per hen housed.
Allen J. Maust and Henry Eli
Yoder. both of Grantsville. will re-
ceiVe Master Egg Producer Awards
given to owners of flocks making a
record of better than 225 eggs per
hen housed Mausts score was 2429
Yodcr's hens averaged 1928 eggs
apiece
They and about $50 other poultry
men in the Eastern States, keep
daily records on the performance
of their fIocks and send these rec
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Snow Falls Here

Strong winds struck Garrett
county ON Monday in advance of
cold front that sent the mercury
dipping twenty or more degrees
within the space of two hours.
Temperature dropped from the COS
to the 30's.
While no damage to speak of
occurred in this county, in other
nearby sections trees were blown
down in the gale that LASTED sew
eral hours.
Heavy frosts have occurred upon
several mornings with the coolest
reading being % degrees.
The heavy winds of Monday
brought driving rain to the area
which ended up in flurries of snow
on Monday evening. Heavy ice was
formed on Tuesday morning and
the weather has remained cold
since that time with some slight
moderation occurring Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Telephone Projects
Near Completion

OF two improvement projects by
the c. and p. Telephone company,
underway for the past several
months, one was completed this
week and another is scheduled for
completion early in November.
The project completed yesterday
covered an outlay of $4,000 in the
Bittinger area where q additional
subscribers were brought into the
system in the Manadier Ridge sec
ton.
The improvement included the
erection of 149 poles, lie cross arms
and "a miles of wire The new in
stallations will provide facilities
for an unlimited number of people.
Work on the improvement of
service in the Mt Lake Park-Deer
Park and Swanton area is progress
sing. A program was authorized
several months ago at cost of
S31 900 to provide additional tele-
phone facilities in the area.
This project involves II miles of
additional wire, 101 cross arms and
% additional poles; and placing
four and one-half miles of addi-
tional aerial cable. The cable has
been placed and is now being
spliced
Richard X Dayton, local tele-
phone manager, said it would be
necessary to change several hun
dred cable pairs on as many lines
to provide facilities where neces-
sary Telephone lines at Mt. Lake
Park and Loeb Lynn have been
filled to capacity for some time
and it was impossible to get new
customers, but after all improve
ments are completed those desir-
ing service will get it, Dayton said.
All types of service will be avail
able to anyone in the Mt Lake
Park, SWanton or Deer Park areas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27

The Deer Park Community Vol
untccr Fire department and the
fire department Auxiliary cele-
bratcd their fifth anniversary with
a dinner at the Town Hall in Deer
Park last Saturday evening, Octo-
Der %. Seventy-three members and
guests attended.
The hall was decorated with sill
houettes Of firemen in various
phases of their work as well as the
tools they use. A large cake, baked
by members of the Auxiliary, in
the shape Of a fire truck, with
hose reel, hose, ladders and equip
mcnt, was the centerpiece for the
toastmaster's table.
George Comp, Jr.. secretary of
the department. was postmaster
and gave the history of the depart
ment. Helena Thasher gave the
history of the Auxiliary.
Among the guests who helped
rominiscc were Mrs. EIda Schell,
! LaNalc. president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the State Firemcn's
association, and her husband; Del
bert Valentine. district 1G, Cum
bcrland, president of the Allcgany-
/ Garrett County Fmcmen's associa-
ton; Mrs Hilda Phillips, Lonacon-
/ ing, state organizer for the Allie
| gany-Garrett County association
and the person who organized the
auxiliary five years ago; Cromwell
ZemboWer, LaNale, past president
Of the State organization and at
present secretary of the Allegany-
Garrett group; John Pritchard,
Grantsvillc, trustee of the State
| Fircmen's association and organizer
Of the present fire department;
David Kirk, Barton, immediate
past president of the Allcgany-Gar-
rctt group, one of the promoters
of the departments; Elmer Upole,
representing the forestry depart
mcnt; and members from the Ac-
cidcnt, Grantsville and Oakland
fire companies.
Following the introduction of
guests a memorial service was held
for deceased members, Eva Madi-
gan, Anna Thrasher and Russell
Thrasher.
The dinner was prepared by
auxiliary members and served by
four high school girls
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27


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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Becomes Aide to
Rear Admiral Akers

Lieut.. Lee NJ. Ramsey. a former
enlisted man during World War Il,
is now aide to Rear Admiral Frank
Akers, chief of Naval Air Technical
Training at the Naval Air Station
in Memphis, Tenn. Lieut. Ramsey
reported for duty October 6 from
the Naval Recruiting station and
office of Naval Officer Procure
ment Washington, d. c.
a former aviation radioman. he
entered the Navy in July, 1912. At
the time of his discharge in 1915 he
was first class petty officer. Dur
ing his tour of duty as an enlisted
man he was awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross while
aboard the USS Philadelphia in
the Italian campaign.
Discharged in 1915, Lieut. Ram
sey entered the Naval Academy
Upon graduation in 1919 he was
commissioned an Ensign
Lieut. Ramseys home town is
Oakland. His wife Virginia, comes
from Savannah, Ga. The Ramseys
and their three children. Debra
Linde, d; Cecil Zeddy, ,; and Nir-
ginia Valerie. months. make their
home at the air station Lieut.. Ram
sey is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Ramsey, of Potomac Forest, near
Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
.Leathem to Speak
At Rotary Friday

c. II. Leatham. former executive
vice-president of the Monongahela
Power company Fairmont w. Va,
will be the speaker at the rural
urban night of the Oakland Rotary
LIB on Friday evenin@ at els, at
the Willam-James hotel.
Mr.. Leatham retired from his po-
sition January 81. after forty-siN
years of continuous service in the
electric utility industry
A native of Frostburg he began
his career as an engineer for the
West Penn Power company in
UniontoWn, Pa He was on spe-
cial research assignment for the
West Penn Power company at
Pittsburgh in 1888 and remained
there until 1885 when he went to
Fairmont as assistant commercial
manager for Monongahela. He adj
vanced to the position of com
mercial manager and in 1887 was
elected vice-president.
Company officials credit him
with playing a dominant part in
the growth of the company in the
postwar period during which time
Willow Island and Albright gener-
ating stations we're put into serv-
ice and the Rivesville station en-
larged.
Farm people will be guests of the
RotarianS at this meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Scout Announcements Deer Park Firemen
Recommended for SO Observe Anniversary

A goal of $50 advanccmcnts in
boy scouting in the Potomac Coun-
ell for 1856 was recommended as
the result of a meeting Of district
advancement chairmcn held Mon
day evening in Wcstcrnport. This
is an increase of ten percent over
the goal set for this year
Deep Creek district with 1856
scouts, already has an advancement
record of 81, which is seventeen
more than the goal set by the dis
trict council last year The goal for
1856 will be 90 scouts advancing at
least one rank during the year
Other goals for the Council: Mt
district. 1875: Tri-Towns 100; New
Greek. 100; Cumberland, 400; South
Branch. 35.
The advancement chairmcn also
recommended that troops schedule
monthly boards of review, and that
every advancement be recognized
within three months by regularly
scheduled Court of Honor or pub
lie meeting. They also hoped to re-
crul and train merit badge coun-
sclors to examine boys who are
qualifying for their merit badges,
and decided to make available to
ministers the information concern
ing the religious award that may
be earned by qualified scouts All
recommendation will be subject to
approval of the Potomac Council
which meets later this month in
Cumberland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Halloween Jubilee
Set For Kitzn1iller

The annual Halloween Jubilee
will be held at the Kitzmiller Com
munity building on Saturday, Oc-
tober 20. The program of events
will open with mummers parade
forming at the Fire hall at $50 p.
m.
Prizes will be awarded to both
costumed adults and children.
At the community building there
will be dancing, dart throwing, hat
tossing, fish pond, guess cake, cake
walks, candy, refreshments, and a
door prize. A white chenille bed
spread will be given away.
The affair is being sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Kitz-
miller Volunteer Fire Department.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Hospital Report
Shows Net Loss
OF $7,7OO.43

The annual report of the Garretj
County Memorial hospital shows a
net loss of $7,7OO.A3, according tc
statement appearing in The Re
publican today.
Total income was $l9l ,921.57
with total expense set at $202,-
615.63. Income was broken down
as follows: Bed and board, S93,-
291.50; other impatient services
SS7 ,39077; out patient services,
$10,S0O.76; less allowances, $3,-
01763; other hospital income, 49,
03O.3O; and contributions OF
$431.S7.
Largest expenditure was SOL,
526.75 for nursing care expense
while administrative expenses
amounted to S36,32815. Plant oper
alton and maintenance cost So,
lO409. while dietary expense TOOK
S31 .223.2O
Listed as assets were patients
accounts receivable amounting tC
$45, 1889. Land and landscaping
was valued at $18,O16.91, with the
building set at $4S3, 63O.86 ano
equipment at $73,588.53.
The full statement appears OF
another page of today's issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Methodist Addition To Zee
COHSecrNIed Sunday Morn

The new recreational and edu-
cational addition TO st. Paul's
Methodist church will be opened
officially on Sunday morning, Oc-
tober 30. The departments to use
the new building will meet in their
usual places and will then 90 to
their new quarters.
A special service of conservation
will be held at the morning hour of
worship at 10:45 with DR.. Vernon
c. Outright, district superintcnd-
ent of the Moorefield district,
preaching the sermon. The senior
choir will sing, Praise to the
Lord, by Gesangbuch. and Gloria
in EXcelsis,' by Mozart. The junior
choir will appear for its first num-
Der singing. Jesus, Blest Redeem
er," by Bitt-good.
The new addition has a recrea-
tional hall on the first floor and
classrooms on the second floor. The
recreation hall provides a large
play area which can be divided in
to two rooms by use of folding
door. There is a fireplace in this
area
The second floor houses the Be
ginners and Primary departments
of the Church School There is a
large room for the beginners. three
claSsrooms for primary boys and
girls and children's chapel All
rooms are decorated attractively
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Seventy-Five Prizes
To Be Awarded at
Halloween Parade

Scventy-five or more prizes have
been contributed by individuals and
business places for the annual Hal
lowe'cn parade which is scheduled
for next Monday evening, October
81, in Oakland. The event is spon-
sorcd by the Mt. City Band.
The parade is set to form on
Fourth street between Oak and Al
der and will get underway at Z o.
clock. The procession will take the
usual route, covering Oak to Third
Third to Center, Center to Second,
Second to Alder and around the
downtown business block where
Judges will be stationed to award
the prizes.
Prizes are to be on display in
the window of the West Maryland
Power company and they viii be
awarded Immediately after the pa
rade 1t was hoped the list would
be in shape so that it could be pub
lishcd and persons would be able
to dress accordingly, but this was
found to be impossible.
Usually five hundred or more
persons, young and old, take part
in the parade and merrymaking.
Following the parade the banc
will give away an electrically OPP
Grated piece of kitchen equipment
The winner will have the choice OF
a BcndiX dryer Or portable
Jamesway dish washer.
The Mountain City Band also an
nounced it was sponsoring Hal
lowc'en dance, to be held at the
Oakland Fire hall on Saturday eve
ming, October 30 Dancing will be
from $3.50 to 1890. Music will be
furnished by the Mid-Nighters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
To Present Charter

A new Boy Scout charter will be
presented to troop at McHenry
on Tuesday evening, November /,
which will mark the ninth scout
unit in the Deep Creek district.
The organization work was com
plctcd recently by the district Or
ganization and Extension commit
tee.
James w. Savage will be the
scoutmastcr. There are nine boys
in the troop at present Attending
the ceremonies Tuesday will be
Willis V. Smith, scout executive, of
the Potomac Council, Cumberland;
also John Forman. Merritt Feather
and Ralph Fauber, of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Meeting Postponed

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
r. e. L. Winner
To Be Disclosed
At Annual Dinner
Extension Director, w. Va
University, To Speak At
Tonight's Meeting

Two hundred or more persons
will attend the eighth annual din
ncr of the Farming For Better
Living Council, set for tonight at
the Southern High school cafeteria.
A farm family will be named as
Garrett county winners, as the re-
suit of grading of the booklets of
the seventy-three enrollees in the
program this year The family that
has made the most improvement
on the farm during the year is de
clared the county winner. The fam
lily is then eligible to compete for
regional award
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Armory Dedication
Set For Nov. 18th

Final plans have been made for
the dedication ceremony and open
house of the newly completed Ma
tional Guard armory of Company
&C" will be held on Saturday, No
vembcr II. it was announced by
Lieut. Mahlon w. Yost, information
officer. The armory is located at the
corner of Eighth and High streets
in Oakland.
On Saturday afternoon between
l and 5 o'clock open house is sched-
uled During this time guided tours
of the armory will be made. The
units equipment and training aids
will be on display Also models of
some of the bridges which the unit
is capable of building will be set
up.
At five o'clock Governor Thco-
dorc McKcldin will deliver the
dedication address Other speakers
will include Milton A. Reckord,
adjutant general of the State of
Maryland; General Henry c. Ev-
ans, commander of the 29th infan-
try division; and 1t Col. Frederic
M. Hewitt, commander of the 121st
Engineer battalion lC).
The public is invited to attend
the open house ana dedication
ceremony.
The dedication dance which will
be held at 8 o'clock on the same
evening, will be open for invited
guests only.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Aurora Juniors To Present
PIoy, This Ghost Business"

The Junior class of Aurora High
school will pre- ent its class play
This Ghost Business" in the Au-
rora High school auditorium at s
O'Clock, Friday, November a. The
play is mystcry-comcdy in three
acts. The entire action of the play
takes place in Weary Rest"
summer cottage which is supposed
to be haunted
Characters in The play include
David wilt Charles Grove, Robert
Myers, Richard Hauser, Bill Sister,
Nada Elsey, Marilyn Forman, Caro-
lyn Fike, Louise Shillingburg and
ShClba HauSer
The play is under the direction
Of Virginia R. Martin and Jack T.
Adams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27

and new furniture, including pl-
amos, worship centers, chairs and
tables have been purchased for
these rooms. New equipment has
been purchased Tor the rccreational
hall
Hugh j. Giffen Rosemont Pa,
was the architect and Edgar T..
Hardesty. the contractor. Members
of the building committee have
been f. Ray Jones. chairman; Her
bert c. Leighton and Reaford B.
Purbaugh The finance committee
has been headed by B. Beeson
Snyder, with S. Townshend Naylor
Richard L. Davis, Robert W
Stemple, Merritt H. Feather, Mrs
William E. Naylor and Mrs Irwin
Field serving with him.
Funds for the building were pro-
vided by the generosity of the late
Miss Grace Loar who bequeathcd
$4,000, and through gifts Of mem
bers and friends Of the congrega-
ton. The cost of the structure was
approximately $4,000
open House will be observed
from 3 to ) o'clock Sunday after
noon Tnvitafions have bppn sent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Southern Dramatics
To Give ''Dear Ruth

Southern High Schools ORA
mates club will present Dear
Ruth" three-act play on Friday,
November a. 1t is the first dra-
matte production of the year at
Southern and is under the direc-
ton of Paul F. Macy, dramatics'
adviser The Friday night perform
ance will begin at s p m. and will
be given in the school gymnasium.
Tickets will be on sale the night of
the play for so cents per person.
Members of the club will also be
selling tickets the week before the
performance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Book Review To Feature
Jr. Civic Club Meeting

A report on some recent book
given by DR.. David G.. Nuzum, pro-
fessor of literature at Potomac
State college, will feature the No
vember meeting of the Junior
Women's Civic club on Thursday,
November 3. The group will meet
at the Episcopal Parish hall at 8
p. m.
Mrs. Edward Smouse is in charge
Of the program and Mrs, John
Browning and Mrs. Wilbur Close
arc in charge Of arrangements.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Tree Growers To Meet

Persons interested in forming a
Garrett County Christmas Tree
Growers association will meet Sat
urday afternoon. October %, in the
Oakland fire hall, it has been an
nounced.
A recent survey indicated that
at least fifty persons were raising
Christmas trees and were interested
in forming such an association.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Lumber Is Damaged

About 1900 feet Of lumber was
damaged Monday afternoon about
1:40 o'clock when sparks from a
burning slab pile ignited the stack.
The lumber was located at the saw
mill of Bliss Fike, OF Hazelton, W.
Va, located about five miles east
of SWanton.
The Oakland Fire department
was called and assisted in putting
out the blaze with a minimum
amount of damage.
The sparks had been Whisked
around by strong wind earlier in
the afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Heads Packagers

William Lee Duvall, head of the
Duvall Farms, cold weather crops
organization in Oakland, was
elected president of the Produce
Packaging Association, Inc, a ma
tional organization, at a convention
held last week in Chicago, Ill.
Mr. DuvalI has been operating
in this county for the past -four
years, coming to Oakland from Bal
timore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Conservation Association
To Meet Tuesday Evening

The regular meeting of the Gar
rett County Conservation associa-
ton viii meet on Tuesday evening,
November l, at s O'Clock, at the
Oakland Fire hall All members
are urged to attend.
There will be election of officers
and other business conducted Re
freshments Will be served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Swunton Halloween Social

The Parent-Teachcr association
at Swanton is having a Halloween
social in the school house on Mon
day evening. october 81, beginning
at 7:30 o'clock. Candy, cakes. pies
and sandwiches will be on sale
Proceeds will be for the benefit of
the P.-T.A.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-01

IT'S a brand-new John Deere Trac-
= tor with power to plow six-foot
strip to handle twenfY-one feet
of double-action disk harrow !. TO
pull double hookups of automatically
controlled field cultivators, tool car
riers, rod weeders, grain drills.
Here's capacity that will greatly in
crease your daily work output-that
may even save you the cost OF a
second tractor and driver.
In addition, the new Model 80"
offers you amazing fuel economy. In