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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
Adults Supplying
Teen-Agers With
Beer And Whisky

Police broke up, at least for the
time being, a conspiracy between
certain individuals and teen-agers,
wherein some adults were provid-
ing the youths with beer and
Whiskey-at a profit.
The program came to a head Last
Friday evening, just about time for
the special Teen-age affair being
held at the Moose hall.
At least seven teen-agers were
rounded up and questioned, and S.
r. Pagenhardt, states attorney,
said some whiskey was recovered.
Parents were called in and a con-
siderable discussion followed, he
said.
At the same time Albert Tasker,
of Deer Park, was placed under
arrest and will be charged with
selling beer to minors and with
selling alcoholic beverage on Sun
days. Tasker already has been
charged with similar offenses when
a group of men we're rounded up
by revenue agents earlier this year.
Pagenhardt said the youths were
apprehended Friday evening at the
Sunoco Filling station on Third
street. No charges have been pre-
ferred yet against any adults.
The States Attorney said he had
been informed that adults were OBJ
tanning whiskey and beer and then
reselling it to the youngsters at a
profit. He said he had been in
formed in one instance that fifth
of whiskey had been obtained for
around $3.50 and had been resOld
TO a teen-ager for SIS plus 81 for
gasoline for the trip to Terra Alta.
The investigation is continuing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01

George * Littman, cashier OF
the First National bank in Oakland,
has accepted the appointment as
Garrett County Savings Bond
chairman, effective Immediately
He succeeds Howard c. Riggs
former cashier and vice-president
of the Garrett National Bank in
Oakland who retired recently.
Mr.. Riggs had served as Savings
bond chairman here since the cam
paign's inception in 1941, and re-
Gently received letter of sincere
thanks for his work from Royden
A. Blunt, state advisory chairman
for the Savings Bond division of
the Treasury department. A framed
Eisenhower prayer. delivered at
his inauguration in January, 1858,
was presented to Mr.. Littman. The
prayer is framed with the wood
from the inaugural platform, and
is an award for patriotic service in
the L. S. Savings Bond program.
The new chairman entered the
First National bank in 1924, after
graduating from Oakland High
school He was assistant cashier of
the institution for twelve years and
became cashier two years ago.
Mr. Littman has served as treas
urer of the American Red Cross
and numerous other local organ
izations in their drive for funds
throughout the years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
Many Entries Are
Assured For Both
Tennis Tourney

The thirty-siXth annual tennis
tournament for Western Maryland
championships. which gets under
way at Mt. Lake Park next Tues
day, August 6. will be bigger and
better than ever" judging from the
pre-tourney entry lists.
Sixty persons were entered in
last years tournament which was
the biggest for many years, but
this years entry list probably will
top that of a year ago. The success
in the large entry list both years
has been credited to Alex Kettles,
Washington tennis enthusiast, who
has spent many hours building up
the event.
Many of the entries will have
rankings in the Middle Atlantic
association. including Tom Brad
ford Bruce Gustafson, Frank
Spears, all Iieutcnants in the Z. S.
Marine corps; Phil Neff, Donald
Floyd, Charles Claiming, John
Meyers, Doyle Royal, Kahl Spriggs.
Buddy Adair, Earl Brown. Alex
Kettles and Red Brown.
Miss Sydney Burt Wheeling, a
junior champion of West Virginia,
and Nancy Corse, Washington, last
years Women's singles winner, will
be among the women appearing in
competition. Others include Fran
ccs Bassett, Adrian Ayres, Corella
Bageant and Mildred Smith.
Drawings for the tourney are
scheduled to be made Monday eve
ming, August 5, at 8 o'clock at the
Allegheny cottage. Play will begin
Tuesday morning. There will be
competition in mems, women's
singles and doubles, and mixed
doubles.
The tournament is sponsored by
the Mt Lake Tennis club and is
sanctioned by the U. S Lawn Ten
mis- association.
Tennis Courts Purchased
In order to insure continued use
of the Tennis courts not only for
the annual tournament, but also
for the benefit of many individuals,
a group of nine men this year pur-
chased the courts from A. D. Nay
lor. The price paid was S2,750.
These courts are available to any
person interested in tennis from
| the middle of June until sometime
in September, and they may be
used free of charge. The nine who
made the purchase are endeavor-
ing to make civic project of the
transaction. and are soliciting small
contributions from interested per-
sons to help take care of the up.
keep of the courts
Those who contributed toward
the purchase include Horner Da-
Wis, Neil McCord, Nelson Thomas
son, Walter Pollard Ralph Weber
Irwin Field, c. Swan Weber, Wilson
lowering and James Holloway
most of them residents of the Park
They stressed the fact that the
courts were for residents of the
county and the summer visitors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01

Southern High school seniors Of
1857 selected Mary Spencer and
Walter DeBerry as Miss and Mr..
Highlander ". The announcement
was made this week as the High
lander, school yearbook, was dis
tributed.
The book was late due to an
error in photograph of the high
school, in the front of the book,
necessitating the return of the
books to the midwest printer for
correction.
The two persons selected repre-
scented the seniors in scholastic at
tainment, character leadership,
contribution to the school and
popularity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
A Full Program
For County Fair
Now Arranged

A Rodeo show has been added TO
the attractions to be presented dur
ing the Garrett County Agricul-
tural fair, it was announced by II.
c. Gortner president of the Board
of Directors.
Roses Rodeo will be given Satur-
day afternoon and evening, August
IT, at the fair grounds at McHenry.
This is in addition to Beams At
fractions and Grand Ole Opry.
Beams Attractions will be set
up on Monday August II, and will
be open Tuesday, August 10. They
will remain on the grounds until
Saturday night. Consisting of
variety of shows and concessions
they are similar to those furnished
for the Oakland Centennial cele-
bration in 1949.
The Grand Ole Opry will be pre-
sented Thursday and Friday, Au.
gust Is and 16, both afternoon and
evening, at the fair grounds.
Complete Program Given
The complete program has been
arranged by the directors and in
cludes activities from Monday
through Saturday.
Monday, August II, is entry day,
when entries will be accepted and
placed
Tuesday, August 10, will be Farm
Bureau day Everything but live
stock will be judged on that day,
and in the evening the annual Farm
Queen contest, sponsored by the
Associated Women of the Garrett
County Farm Bureau. will be con-
Quoted.
Wednesday, August Ia, will be
Childrcn's day. Adult dairy Judging
will take place in the morning,
with All and FLA. dairy Judging
occurring in the afternoon. A con-
cert by the Northern High school
band also is scheduled that after
noon.
The live stock and machinery
parade is scheduled for o'clock
Wednesday evening, with the
Southern High school band partici-
pating. There will be floats of vari-
Gus kinds, trades display and other
groups in the parade.
Thursday August Is, will be
Farm and City day In the morn
ing, adult beef, sheep, and swine
will be judged, while in the after
noon the All and FLA. beef,
sheep and swine will be judged.
Friday, August 16, will be Civic
Club day. The tractor drivers con-
test will be conducted in the after
moon for All and FLA, in addi-
ton to the other attractions.
Saturday the rodeo show will be
presented. Entries will be released
at II o'clock noon and may then be
removed. Prizes are to be awarded
as soon thereafter as is possible,
! according to the officers.
Large Cattle Display
Between IS and 20 head of cattle,
both beef and dairy, already have
been entered as exhibits, assuring
a large cattle display
Mr.. Gortner said premium books
are still available and he urged ali
those who plan to enter exhibits to
get one and make arrangements for
their entries.
Department heads met Monday
night at McHenry and arranged for
their display space A meeting of
directors is scheduled for Monday
evening, August 5. at s o'clock, at
the Fair grounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01

Linda Richie, aged 8, who will
be a fifth grade student this year
in the Oakland Elementary annex,
has been informed by New
York corporation that she had been
judged a winner in a recent Pop
sicle Pepsi Doodle contest and
had been awarded a camera.
Linda, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arvey Richie, drew a picture to
win. This is not the first time Lin
das drawing ability has received
recognition. A few years ago she
drew picture of Wayne Griffith
on a television program, which was
given recognition in a television
show.
The Pepsi Doodle contest is
carried on locally by the Highlander
Pharmacy in Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
Al, FLA Ruve Cleanup

A clean up day at the Garrett
County fair grounds for 4-H and
f. F. A. members has been an
nounced for Thursday, August 8,
from 9 a. m. to p. m. Marvin
Calls and James McHenry urged
all members to attend, to wear old
clothes and bring their lunch.
Work will be under the supervision
of Mr.. Calls and Mr. McHenry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
Song Service Is Set

A song service with instrumental
music has been planned for each
Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the
Kurtz Chapel Methodist church.
The annual homecoming will be
Sunday, August II, with dinner to
be served on the grounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
No New Clues
In FriendSviIIe
SafeCracking
About $4,000 Stolen From
Fox Hardware Store
In FriendsviIIe

A safccracking job at the Fox
Hardware store in Friendsville
early Monday morning netted al
most $4,000 for the robbers and
gave the appearance of job by
professionals Thus far no arrests
have been made, although two
persons were questioned at length
by State Police and county Of
ficials.
Entrance to the hardware store
was gained by forcing the front
door The wall safe, three feet
wide and four feet high, is located
in the left wall of the building on
Maple street.
Sheriff James f. Frantz, one of
the investigating officers, said the
safe has both an outer and inner
door. The outer door was opened
without being damaged, indicating
that professionals had been able
to work the tumblcrs on the dial
successfully. The inner door was
punched out as it is opened by
key
Arnold Fox. son of Fred G. Fox.
founder of the business, said the
robbers had tried to get in a
window on the east end of the
building but were unsuccessful.
Sheriff Frantz announced that
the loot included almost $4,000 in
cash and S25,45O in u. S. Series f
bonds. Nothing else was taken
from the store.
Mr.. Fox said some of the money
in the safe had accumulated at the
end of the week due to some large
collections he had made from his
gasoline business customers The
balance of the money was from ac-
cumulated savings over the past
! several years.
Mr.. Fox operates gasoline
distribution agency in the area.
The series f bonds had been
purchased over the years and as
they are not negotiable were kept
in the inner section of the wall
safe. The cash from savings and
collected from gasoline customers
was in envelopes.
Check, Old Bill Taken
State Police reported that one
envelope contained $4,000 in SIC
bills, another had $4,000 of various
denominations, a third had $500
in $40 bills, a fourth had $500 in
S. bills, fifth had 500 in 81 bills
and sixth had an unknown
amount in IS, $40 and 81 bills. one
of which was d S. bill of the large
size which was taken out of circu.
lation about 25 years ago.
A seventh envelope had 5000 in
$50 bills and the eighth and final
envelope had $3.50 in $40 bills. One
check on the First National Bank
of Oakland was also taken but Mr.
Fox said he did not remember the
amount.
The Series f bonds made out tC
Arnold and Ethel L. Fox totaled
$4,000 in 500 denominations
Bonds of 500 denominations total
in $4,000 and made out to f. G.
and Wilbur G. Fox, were among
the loot There were also four S1OC
and two S25 U. S. savings bonds
made out to Jane Guard taken in
the safecracking.
Sheriff Frantz said the FBI fac
been called into the case.
Assisting in the investigation
were Cpl Sam Conrad and Trooper
Charles Dewitt, of the State Police
Sheriff Frantz and Raymond Thorn
as, deputy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01
Rordesty Reunion

The late L. w. Hardesty family
reunion will be held in the Ca
thedral Park, near Aurora, Sunday,
August II. Friends and relatives
are welcome
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-01

Miss Spencer daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas P. Spencer, was
in the senior chorus three years,
treasurer Of the Dramatic club
and secretary of her homeroom.
Mr.. DeBerly, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter DeBerry, was a member of
f. F. A. four years, on numerous
judging teams, a delegate to the
United Nations, a homeroom Of
fIcer every year and a member of
the senior steering committee. He
played intramural basketball.
Other seniors who were also in
the running for Miss and Mr.. High
lander were Henry Lee, Doris Law
son. Mary Bernard and Waller
Hoye.
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SATURDAY


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5-FootboII.
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1:30
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400
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5-kilt GEont Show.
IA Hours. Teen-opers' dance
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7-AIl-Stor Coll.
Heur. Mike Souchok completes
oooinst Fred Hawkins.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
VA Hours. "eodmen Of Mons-
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500
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Hour. Boys Of the City"
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"a Hours. "s9 River Street"
1858. John Poyne. Evelyn Reyes
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLIS 1853 6-cylinder station
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oVerdrive; .Jw price. BURROWS
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18th year).
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PONTIAC - rs" station wagon;
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PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-dr.:
r and h.; terrif buy at SEAS. low
s sSSr b padgmen M PSymfn'Pf o iS iV
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LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
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PLYMOUTH 1853: excel. cond; eco
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FOR SALE

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black, red leather. Wv tires
heater. standard trans low mi
owner transferred. must sell. OIL
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rRUMPHEr AMBASSADOR; slight,
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1907 Guarantee
No Fixed Down Pymt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1855 President 4-dr.
VS., over rive, heater, Wv. tires
black and white; top condition
East-West highway. JU. 9-l434.
SUNBEAM % Skyview sedan; blk
Wv. r. h., ard d.; red leather.
extra tires; Sl,395 or best offer.
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TRIUMPHS ST

V0LKSWAGEN SO Karmann CHA
cpe, low mi; S2.445. JACK PRY
l4th and p
VOLKSWAGEN '55: fully equipped
very nee. will sell quickly BUR-
ROWS MOTORS co, INC. 900 NJ
St Sc. Ii i-S300 n7th Year,.
VOLKSWiGEN 1857 blue sedan
5000 mi; SH550. No dealers. Call
HO .-9l00. Ext 2l2.
VOLKsWAGEN 1857; SI,T95; pri-
vate owner; will take trade. Gail
KE S-G9lS
OLkSWAGENS-S Selection Of CHA
coupeS from S9.315 lNTERNA-
TIONAL MOTORS. 32 South Glebe
rd Arlington
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PLYMOUTH SIS 4-dr.: clean. one Of
BELLS SPECIALS, S995; Sl9i
down, spot delivery, Also 80 SAVOY
"S" 4-dr.: blue. like new BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV
WO $4,000