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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

koju sretnu osobu?
Bio tako - kaze prica -
jedan mocni vladar koji O.
bolio. Pozvao lijecnika, maj
prize jednoga, pa wise njih,
pa napokon sve specijaliste u
svojoj drzavi; no nj jedan
mu nije znao lijeka. Pozvao
i sve mudrace, ne bi Ii mu
koji cd njih pomogao. I ma
pokon mu jedan rece: Moo
nj gospodaru, ozdravit tes
kad u svojoj zemlji nadjes
sretnog covjeka i onda obu-
ces njegovu kosulju". Ako
je tako, - pomisli vladar, -
nista lakse. I posalje svoje
ljude po gradu da nadju sret-
nog covjeka. Kad Sc uvece
vrate u dvor, dozna vladar
da u njegovoj prijestolnici
nema sretnog covjeka. To je
morale biti vrasko razocara-
ME "a jednog vladara koji 81
- kao svi drugi - utvarao
da njegovi podanici samo pill
vaju u slasti lasti. Jedno-
me je u kuci bolest, drugi
nema rabote, jednome prkos-
ma zena, drugome zla punica,
it'd, it'd.
Pa kad nema sretne O.
sobe u glavnome gradu, 81
gurno &c sc takova naci vani,
u provinciji, - | telali sc
razbjezali po prostranoj do
meni trazeci sretnog covjeka
Badava! Svatko ina neste
sto ga tisti, nitko sretan
zadovoljan.
Napokon Sc jedan cd trail
telja, umoran cd puta, ma
mjeri ma jednu zabitnu Sum
sku kucicu u kojoj je zivit
sirotni ugljevar koji je pra
vic ugljen u obliznjoj sumic
i odnosio u grad ma prodaju
upravo Sc vracao sa posla
sjeo "a trpezu, djecica sc Q
kupila oko MEGA, majka il
nijela hranu, a ugljevar &
tada:
- Vidis Ii zeno kako sm'
sretni; danas sam napravi'
malo wise ugljena, zdrav ia
zdrava ii, zdrava nam djeca
hrane ina Bogu hvala dosts
- ia sam najsretniji covjel
ma svijetu.
Trazitelj, koji je vani pr
sluskivao, brzo skoci u kuci
Gu saw sretan zavapi uglje
varu: II zbilja 81 sretan, dc
bri eovje6e; daj mi svoju ke
sulju, biti ces bogat "a {
tavog zivota'. - Ugljevar n
to raskopea svoj prsluk, a
ispod MEGA nije bilo nj kt
sulje. :.
zIVIMO u takozvanom n:
prednom vijeku. Mnogo sal
puta dosao u opreku sa prij;
teljima znancima upogle
tog toboznjeg napretka. J
sam tvrdio i tvrdim da oy
nije nikakvi napredak, da
ovo, naprotiv, nesreca i pr
past covjeeanstva. Hoce III
di cak da me ismijevaj
"Budalastog Ii covjeka, z:
ne??" - govore iedni drug
ma. No zasto? Sto ina bud
lasta u tome sto ma svakon
koraku i kud Sc god okren
mo susrecemo nalazimo s.
mo tube i jadikovke, ne
voznost, strah h, pogibelj,
svako drugo zlo, a mi gled
mo da to bar ublazimo al
vec ne mozemo odstranit
Je Ii danas, u ovom tobo
MEM prosvjetljenom wick
1tkO Sretan! La II vi INA
takovoga?
Idete Ii ulicom, Sto ce
vidjeti? Ljudi hrle, amo t
mo, mogao bi reel kao mul
bez glave. Pogledajte i'm
ca, vidite sve nekud z
brinuto, zamisljeno, goto,
nitko sa smjeskom ma usn
ma. Kamo zure? A sto ii
znam? A znadu Ii oni zastt
Kakovi su nam domov
Spavaonice. Ujutro sc Ease
M ,,e%o ioyon 1ocab,o ,,,So
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

ceraS ma SaStanak. IA to O.
palate sve to veee pogrjeske !
i manjkavosti u obavljenim
radnjama, misli su rastrese-
ne, a sve jedva ceka znak "a
obustavu rada, da cim prize
dodju "a trpezu, pobacaju
hranu Il Sc, malo sc nacifra-
ju lete ma zabavu, iii u po-
traznji zabave, najvise da sc
rijese misli koje sc obicno
bave brigama kojih je sve
to wise sto sc wise civilizira-
mo. -.
A "a cim takozvani civili-
zirani ljudi najvise hrle? Pa
to valjda svatko made: "a
novcem. Novac je postao po-
cetak i svrsetak svega. I u
starija su vremena, i u nase
doba, ljudi drzali do novca,
ali je ipak bila neka mjera
u tome; danas vet nije tako;
danas je ma pazaru sve, anna
sve, cast, postenje, vjernost,
krvne, rodbinske, / sve dru-
ge we've, sublime pojedinaca |
citavih naroda, nista vec nije
sveto, sve je pogazeno iii &c
Sc pogaziti, "ako Sc samo ku-
pac nadje".
Tunedavno otkrilo sc u ma
Sol blizini jedno zabaviste
koje su posjecivali decki Cd
svojih Is -- Is godina; bio
to u jednoj mace napustenoj
kuci a "djelovalo' cd po pri-
lici 3 sata popodne pa do 10
uvece. Majka jednog decka
prijavila stvar policiji a po-
licija tada uapsila tri djevoj-
cice po prilici istih godina,
koje su svaki dan poslije sko-
lie dosle da Sc bave "trgo-
whom; dvije su bile stalno
"zaposlene", docim je treca
; drzala "knjige" bila "a ere
, zervu"; decki su placali 20
: cent? "a svaki "posjet", ali
: ako nisu bill pri novcu, imali
: su "kredita" jedan cd njih
valjda strastveniji, zapao dc
, grla u dug, pa kad ne mogac
} platiti, ne smio dalje ma vie.
i, ru" nj ljubiti, / onda sve IL.
j., dao.
!, (Ovaj slucaj, koji je iznije'
< la sva ovdjesnja stampa, iza'
zvao je razlicite osjetaje
: komentare: i cudjenja, i sa
: zaljenja, pa cak / veselosti
: ali jedna generacija, pogoto
= vo ona koja 81 utvara da j
= ekstra progresivna, trebal'
l. bi da sc mad MIN duboko "a
a misli. y
Ii Pa kad bi ljudi nasli ba
J. rem neko zadovoljstvo, nek'
srecu u tome novcu! Ali sa
mo slijepci, samo neznalic
l. vide u bogatasima sretne lju
n de, ne znajuci da je najvet
l. broj takovih nesretan j ia
d dan; ne treba zavirivati
a njihove domove da sc o to
o me osvjedocimo; emo nam &C
je tovo svaki dan u novinam
J. senzacija o nemirima, O PAL
l. nicama, rastavama progor
u. stvima kojima Sc medjusot
lr no gone mrcvare, docim {
j. gromni dio njih zivi u pravc
l. me paklu radje nego da svc
le jje nevolje nesrece iznosi n
E. javu.
l. Tko je sretan? Znate Ii
r. kojega? A ako nj jedan o
mas nije sretan, ako nam sv
a. ia civilizacija nije donijel
20 srecu i zadovoljstvo, nj pc
/? jedincima a jos mamie sku
T. pinama, ako cak citavi ma
u, rodi grcaju ne samo u dusey
te moi, nego u fizickoj i ma
terijalnoj biJedi, ako svi sku
te pa i svaki cd mas strahuj
A. pred sutrasnjicom, ne znaju
le ci sto dan nosi sto Ii nojc
l. crna, gdje je - molim va
a. skruseno i topic - gdje j
70 tai razvikani progres, u te
a. mu smo mi to napredova
ia kad smo svi skupa nesretr
}? svi zivimo u strahu prah,
/? ovisni o hirovima sacice pc
b. jedinaca koji mas gone ka
- -1~o-,xn~~,, zA>1x.,o
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

| POIASSO oDJSAoA1AJSAS PO
slit Bozic!" Ma tai veliki dan
bill smo mako ljepse odje-
veni, dobre nam majeice kod
kute spremile i zgotavljale
tecnije nego mace zakuske,
ljudi su prema mama mi
prema NINA bill srdaeniji,
prijazniji, ljubezljivi, osjeeali
smo nekako kao da bi cijeli
svijet zagrlili izljubili, =
uopce, bill smo puni duha
Were u Boga i ljubavi "a
bliznjega!
I u tim danima, u toj do
bi, u djetinjstvu nasem, mi
smo bill sretni! Mi onda nj
smo znali zasto je to tako,
mi smo TEX osjecali da jest,
i TEX kasnije, u poznije doba,
ako smo posli pravim putem,
doznali smo zasto je to bio
: tako, zasto je kod nekih cd
: mas sada tako, i zasto &c to
| biti i u buduce tako; otlkrili
! smo osjetili svu ljepotu
} moe onih premudrih, onih
; svetih rijeci:
"Ako ne budete kao djeca,
: necete uci u kraljevstvo ne
: besko" (Matej, Is, 81.
X
l A ZASTO sada ovo govori-
mo pisemo? Ear ce ovo ne
tko citati, j, ako procita, ovo
l poprimiti prakticirati? Ka.
/ mo srece!
No je Ii uopce moguce da
covjek bude sretan okruzer
4 ljudima koji pate cd tjeles'
nih iii dusevnih boil iii init
nevolja?
Ma svijetu i u zivotu uop
&c nema apsolutne srece!
. nitko, nitko nije potpuno sre
tan.
No covjek je ipak u stanj,
: da sve te nepogodnosti u
; manji ublazi. I sve sto OF
" wise ide "a tim, da gladne ma
hrani, zedne napoji, gole o
- djene, beskucnike okuci, DO
J lesne pohodi, utjesi i ohrab
!" ri, i svojima bliznjima u sva
!. kome pogledu u potrebi po
mogne, on &c osjetiti to vec'
:. blazenstvo u svojoj vlastito
- dust, a to / jest j E DIN 4
: sreca koju covjek smrtnil
moze da zbilja uziva ma ovo
me svijetu! Sve je drugo n
samo prolazno, nego cesto
y stetno: ako Sc prejedemo "a
boil mas trbuh, ako opijem'
:. - zaboli glava, ako raskalasim'
>" zaboli citavo tijelo. :. Sam'
:, onda, kad cinimo dobro, kad,
=, zdusno vrsimo duznosti svo
= je prema bliznjima svojima
~ kad zaboravljamo sebe i zrt
y vujemo sebe "a boljitak Mi
hov, - kada dakle zivimo
djelujemo u skladu sa odred
bama Boga, Izvora sve srec
blazenstva, - TEX tada mo
zemo IL dina ushicenog src,
a i duse radosno uskilknuti -
2 Slava u Visniih Bogu, i n;
l. zemlji mir ljudem dobre vo
|! lie!
< Cestit YAM Bozic, brace
= sestre nase!
= Ma zalu Pacifika, pred Bo
o zic, 1856. t"
A. Franc r. AkaSic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

VAAAlASno NoA SSNS S~JS
vati sve naslade tijela i du-
Sc? Ona sc sada, u djevojas-
tvu, smatra nesretnom, ali ia
&c Sc nesreca promijeniti u
srecu Gin Sc pred oltarom
zdruzi ga svojim miljenikom.
Ear ne, kako varava NADIA!
o ne, nije varava "a one ko-
ie cd braka ne ocekuju Gu
desa, koje u nj stupaju zna-
juci da brak uz svoje ugod-
nosti donosi | brige, da upo-
redo s uzicima idu i duznosti
i odgovornosti! Djevojka ko-
ia je nesretna sama sebi i
drugima n snos n a vrlo je
slabi rizik "a prospektivnog
braenog druga, jer brak sam
DO sebi ne nosi srecu ako Sc
sreta ne unese u nj! Ako Sc
zdruze dvije srodne duse ko-
je Sc istinski lube, brak sa-
mo upotpunjuje njihovu sre-
Gu, on je kao slatkis ma kon-
GU teGnog obroka, ali on nj
kako ne stvara cudesa da iz
jedne (ili obje) nezadovolj-
ne, nervozne, svadljive, can
grizljive osobe napravi do
bru, miroljubivu, val j a n u
braGnu druzicu iii druga.
I kao skupine, iii grupe, mi
uzalud trazimo srecu kad sc
ia "sreca" osniva ma nevolji
drugih; mi trazimo samo po-
boljsanje nasih vlastitih in
teresa, ali ljudi ne mogu biti
sretni gledajuci pred sobom
1 oko sebe nesretne ljude.
Nj kao narodi, ljudi nisu
sretni, jer je Ottawa povjes-
MICA ispunjena ratovima iz-
medju njih, iii pobunama, u.
stancima proti vlastitim Via.
darima iii uredbama j dru.
GIN prirodnim iii umjetnim
razlikama izmedju plemena
sekta, staleza, it'd. Ako kae
! narodi ne trazimo poboljsa
nje u sticanju posjeda dru
gih, borimo Sc "a uspostavl
iii prevlast nasih koncepcijs
o javnom uredjenju, pa "a tt
imamo j pokrete i strankt
"a republikanstvo i demokra
ciju, "a nacijonalizam i ia
sizam i socijalizam j komu
nizam, "a vjeru crkve pro
: ii NINA, "a slobodu govor'
i stampe (koje bismo zabra
, Mill drugima kad bismo mog
liz, "a udruzenje drugin
narodima iii otcijepljenjen
Cd njih, neprestano lutajut
"a novim -izmima, uzalu'
trazeci srecu u NINA. Jer n
: koncu konca otkrijemo da j
sve to samo puka opsjena,
: da u svemu tome nema sre
{ &c "a kojom pojedinacno j i
:. opce ceznemo i hrlimo.
i Pa gdje je dakle ia sreca
= X
I EVO mas ma vratima I
spomene Narodjenja Kriste
va. Bozic Kako magicn
. rijec! A mi Sc duhom pre-
nosimo u isto tako magicn
!. doba, u zlatno naSe djetin
, stvo, kad smo tako divnil
osjecajima i mislima ocekivs
Ii i pozdravljali dolazak Kr
=. sta, dolazak "prijatelja m;
" lenih", a mi smo bill mailer
;, tijelom, ali veliki silni d,
= hom, nasom djetinjskom Z
- = vom vjerom u Nj i u Nj
govo Bozanstvo i u sve d.
. bro koje dolazi time j F
tome. Oh, divnih Ii, oj, sre
nih Ii casova! Dolazi nam O
> koji sc je rodio "a mas, q
"a mas zivi i "a mas umrt
Kako je to veliko znaeajne
. I mi smo u svojim djetinjil
dusama bill tako vrlo, vr'
sretni / veseli, / sve nam
. dusa puma radosti klicala:
10 Radujte Sc, narodi
). Kad cujete glas,
Ii Da sc Isus porodi
II u blazeni cas-. :.
l, Tko cd mas ne bi htjeo q
j. sc prenese u ono zlatno dj'
o tinje doba kad smo to ne S;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

IKAO pojedinci, / kao sku-
pine, j kao narodi trazimo
srecu i zadovoljstvo i u dru-
gim objektima: u zdruzenju
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25
UNDERWOOD

Mr. and Mrs. Asa Nethken and
daughter Darlene and Mrs. Flor
erce Ridder spent the weekend
with relatives in Baltimore on Fri
day they attended the funeral of
an aunt Mrs Carrie Harding
Miss Grace Hebb and grand
mother. Mrs Villa Hebb. and Glen
Canaan spent the weekend i'm Ad-
rian. Mich. with the formers
home folks. Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Hebb. Robert Baker accompanied
them on the return trip and they
spent Sunday visiting various
places in Virginia, West Virginia
and Maryland.
Miss Sheila Ford Gnegy Church
spent the Weekend with Linda
and Patricia Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Canaan and
family were Friday supper guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soelters.
Glenn Waybright OF Pittsburgh
Pa, spent the weekend here
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fulk We're
in SWanton on Sunday as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. EIWOod Georg. As
they were returning home, they
stopped at Mt Lake and visited
Mrs. Emma Ashby at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson.
Mrs. Ashby is very i'll.
Carroll Shaver Of near Freeport.
w. Va, spent Monday evening Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs Asa Nethken
Mrs. Geraldine Ludwig and chill
dren and George Teets of Oakland
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Soelters.
Mr. and Mrs. George White and
Ronald were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canaan.
Rev Donald Matthews attended
district church conference at
Brandonville. w. Va, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Evalyn Whittacre and two
children. Of Swallow Falls, were
Friday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Matthews.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Kenny Hebb were Mr. and Mrs
Harry Canaan and sons.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Sines were Mir and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25

James Edward Dulford, p, ma
chinist apprentice, and Patricia
Ann Montgomery, IS, both of New
Castle, Pa
Homer Ray Kincaid, %, pattern
maker, near MorgantoWn, w. Va,
and Lula Mae Goodwin, Is, Jere,
W. Va
Amerigo Vespucci Colelli. 81,
mill clerk Belle Vernon, Pa. and
Anne Schuresko, AZ, North Belle
Vernon. Pa
James Denzil Underwood, 81
operator helper, Mona. w. Va, and
Bernice Frances Lowe, 10, loves
vile, w Va.
Warren Marion Runner %, la
borer, and Alice Louise Wolf, %
both Oakland, Md
Robert William Lyons. p, U. S.
Navy, and Helen Maxine Hoover
OMalley, 30. both Morgantown, W
Va.
Roger William Davidson, 81, Bob
town, Pa, and Dorothy Elizabeth
McNatt, %. Greensboro, Pa.
Walter White, SO. woodsman, and
Ollie May Rebecca Whorton, So
both Hendricks, W. Va.
Grover Dewitt MullenaX, %,
farm hand near Montrose, w. Va,
and Ruth Sherlene Norman, 90
near Hambleton, w Va.
Daniel Junior Miller, %. U. S.
army. EIuttonsville. w. Va. and
Gloria June Shelton. II. parents
CONSENT Beverly W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25

chinist, and Sonia Iona Young. 20,
both near Philippi, w. Va.
William Donald Trader, ST., 33,
laborer, and Dorothy Loretta Findo,
"a, both Cassville w. Va.
Paul Richard Kurt, q, salesman,
and Frances Ann HarshaW 90 both
Conneaut Lake, Pa.
Claude Everett Wahl. %, service
man. Aliquippa, Pa, and 10 Ann
Briskey. p, Springs Pa
Roy Mitchell Britton, 49, carpen-
ter near Rowlesburg, w. Va, and
Julia Ann MaXon, "a DellsloW. W.
Va.
George Donald Park, 25, steel
worker, and Belya Kay OFT 10. both
Glover Gap, w. Va.
Albert Lloyd Conner, 81, body
man. Pentress, W. Va. and Sarah
Lcnore McCauley IS, Independ-
ence. W. Va.
Leslie Teets, Jr., 26 automobile
salesman, Buckhannon w. Va. and
Barbara Jean Melton. q. Adrian.
w Va.
Kenneth Wendell King. "a, labor
err and Elaine Alberta Brice. 49,
both Cleveland, Ohio.
Ira Lee Hebb 81, electrician. and
Helen May Hooton, %, both of
RoWlesburg, w. Va.
Lovel Wayne Wiles. 20. parents
consent and Helen Josephine Nc
Kinney, II parents CONSENT both
Lumberport, W. Va.
Arnold Eugene Geer, %. steel
worker near PhalanX, o.. and
Janet Ruth Wilson, II. parents
consent KitZmiller Md.
Theodore LaunderSon Wakefield,
81. salesman, Crellin. Md. and
Shirley Ann Rodeheaver, Is. par
ent's consent Hutton, Md
Licenses Recently Issued
Charles Keith Evans, %. steel
mill. Horse Shoe Run. w. Va. and
Violet Marie King, q. Leadmine,
W. Va
William Edward DeMoss, 20. par
ents consent office clerk, and Bar
bara jeanne Connell. IS, both Nor
gantown. w. Va.
James Albert Kinsley 25. store
clerk, near Morgantown, w. Va,
and Betty 10 Daft, IS. near Uffing-
ton. w. Va.
Chester William Teets, 10. par
crt's CONSENT parts man. and Phyl-
lis Marie Sanders, 10, both Oak
land. Md
Micnacl Sonny Flemming. %
clerk, near Clarksburg. W. Va. and
Shirley Ann Thorne, IS, Grafton
w Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25
Garrison Finish
Brings Victory To
kingwood Nigh
Take Is To Ia Same From
Southern In Closing
Minutes

The Kingwood High school
Stages staged a garrison finish TO
come from behind to defeat South
ern High schools football team IS
to IA last Thursday afternoon on
the Southern gridiron.
The Fiighlanders, conceded to be
playing their best game of the year,
registered . safety and two touch
downs in the first half TO lead "A TO
0 at iutermission.
The Stages scored a safety two
touchdowns and two extra points
to nose out the Highlandcrs in the
final minutes.
After kicking OFF to Kingwood,
Southern pushed their opponents
back TO their 80 yard line where
they were forced to punt. Southern
made a first down on the next three
plays After failing to gain, Mason
punted to KingWoods ten-yard line.
After pushing Kingwood back nine
more yards Bill Murphy tackled
Kingwood player in the end zone
for a safety and Southerns first
two points.
Early in the second quarter
Southern forced Kingwood to sur
render the ball on the Kingwood rs
as The result of a blocked kick. Two
plays gave the Highlanders a first
down on the five and three plays
later Bill Deckman powered his
way two yards through center for
six points. Deckmans placement
was low
Late in the same quarter Don
Dewitt gave Southern another
scoring opportunity by recovering
a kingwood tumble Of a Southern
punt on the 45-yard line. Six plays
later Dewitt threw a pass to Don
Mason. who ran thirty yards for
the last six pointer for Southern.
Deckman again kicked low
Kingwood took command in the
third quarter making four first
downs before being forced to give
up the bali on downs on the High
lander 6-yard line A five yard pen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25
30 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-siX marriage licenses We're
issued during the past week ending
Monday morning from the office Of
Richard l.. Davis, clerk Of the Cir
cult court. bringing the total for
the month of October thus far to
80 Two of the licenses issued were
marked don't publish"
Robert Leon Kelley. 25. stone
mason. Lcadmine. W Va, and De-
lorcs Jean Calcamp, Is, Horse
Shoe Run W. Va
Kenneth Lee Miller. 81. brick
layer near Grafton. w. Va, and
Juanita Lorraine Barton, 40. near
MorgantoWn, W. va.
Henry Gilbert Naloy, %. fore
man, and Lilly Lenora Irwin, 81,
both Washington, Pa
Rodney James Maybe. 10. par
ent's ConsenU labOrer, near Meats
vile. w. Va. and Juanita Louise
Maybe, 10. parents consent near
Philippi w. Va
Joseph Habovick. 26. student of
Philadelphia Pa. and Mary Eliza
beth Field. 20. KiugWoOd. W. Va.
Steve Joseph Smith, IS. miner
Point Marion Pa, and Louise Ma
RE Brice, A., MasontoWn. Pa.
John Alfred Miller, %. laborer.
Connellsvillc, Pa, and Virginia
Helen Halcin, o. Ambridge, Pa
Daniel Wayne Campbell IS. glass
cutter. Clarksburg. W. Va, and
Betty Lou kcffcr 20, Hundred. w.
Va.
Clarence Edward Shaffer 26. mi
ner. NasontoWn W. Va, and Ellen
Delajn Miller 20 near kingWood.
W Va
George J. BmukerhofG "a. steel
Lem. d, both Canton O.
Charles Dewey McCarty %.
trucker, and Dollie Josephine
FaIkner. 18. both Terra Alta, w. Va.
Johnny Earl Getz. "a moulder
Grafton, w. Va, and Erma Marie
Dalton 81, near Uffington, ". Va.
Henry Clymer Phillips. 80. truck
er and Norma Lene Whipkey. p,
both near Nineveh Pa
James Maybe. p. farmer, and
Dorothy Marie Boylen. 21 both of
Philippi w Va
Bruce Sidney Collins 50. retired.
and Bertha May Secrets, 81, both
Lambertou Pa
Ned Olcn wilt 81. farmer. and
Violet Elizabeth Weimor. %. both
Jennings. Md
Harvey c. Noder 80. farmer near
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Southern put on another drive
late in the quarter, moving he ball
TO the KingWood 34-yard marker
where the attack stalled
The Stages then put on a story
book finish, reeling off 25yards and
two first downs in four plays. With
one and one-half minutes to play
Paige heaved long pass over the
head of the Southern safety man
to EVenson who caught it on the
dead run over his shoulder and
raced the remaining distance for
the Kingwood victory. Lewis ran
the extra point to make the final
score 16 to Ii.
Saturday afternoon the High
landers will play Keyser High
school at 1870 o'clock ON the South
ern gridiron. Keyser has had u
consecutive victories in the Poto-
mac Valley conference and is lead
ing the tri-state area this year with
a record of seven wins and no de-
feats. They are contenders for the
West Virginia class A champion
ship.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25

Pennsylvania supreme court up
held contempt of court convictions
of seven newspapermen for violat-
ing a photo ban and said q courts
dignity and orderly administration
of Justice take precedent over free
dom of the press.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
all our friends and neiehbors for
their kindness and helpfulness fol-
lowing the sudden death of William
II. Kissner. of Friendsyille.
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service
The Family
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25

Battle between Communist and
anti-Communist Chinese killed 80
in Hong Kong.
Judge Prescott took oath as judge
of court Of appeals October II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25
HuIlowe en- Social Set

The annual Halloween social
sponsored by members of the White
Church WSCS. will be held at the
Community hall opposite the White
Church on October 81 at 730
There will be home baked cakes,
pies cookies, candy soft drinks
hot dogs, sandwiches and coffee ON
sale. Prizes viii be awarded to the
prettest. uglicst and most comicaf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-25

John Matthews and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Stahl and
family were in Baltimore over the
weekend as guests of relatives
Mrs. Bessie Canaan visited Mrs.
nellie Lee, Eglon, Tuesday
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Game Statistics


zUU-NeI aIus Galncd. $4,000. I53
Starting for Southern were De
Witt, McRobie, Friend, Evans. Roth.
Butler, G. Bittinger. L. Bittinscr.
Calls. Mason, Deckman. Substi-
tutes were Hollen, Stemple. Hen
line Michaels, Murphy. Thayer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Vets Questions
And The Answers

Q-I intend to go to college un-
der the Korean CT Bill, but not for
a degree. What should / put down
in my application as my training
program?
A-You should list the subjects
that make up your program of ed
ucation.
Q-I have just received a CT in
surance dividend that l would like
to apply to my CT home loan. Is
there any minimum amount that I
am supposed to pay?
Ayes. You must at least pay
the amount of one monthly install
ment If your installments are over
500 month, you may pay 500
instead
Q-May a young man or woman
attend school less than half time
under the War Orphans Education
program?
A-No. Schooling at less than
half time is prohibited under the
program by law
Q-I have just been discharged
from military service. Will / have
120 days from my discharge to OBJ
tain Korean CT term insurance?
A-No. Under a new law you
must obtain Korean CT term in
surance by December 81, 1856.
This is the final deadline, even
though your 120-day period may
not have elapsed by that date.