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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Summer Theatre
To Open With
"PettiCOat Fever

The Summer Playhouse will
open with the presentation of
"Petticoat Fever" it was an
nounced this week by Gene Yell,
director.
The next seven plays in order
will be Home at Seven" Time
Out for Ginger" John Loves
Mary" Visit to Small Planet"
Arsenic and Old Lace" The Re-
luctant Debutante," and "Gigi."
The plays will run from Tues
day until Saturday, inclusive.
The cost of season tickets was
incorrectly stated two weeks ago.
The local board of directors set
up a new price schedule as fol-
lows. Subscriptions will cost $3.50
for eight admissions. Patrons will
be $500, the $3.50 as a subscrip-
ton and $3.50 as a donation.
General admission will be S1.90 for
adults, $1.30 for children, Tues
day through Friday. Saturday
general admission will be 1920 for
adults and $150 for children.
Mr.. Yell announced there would
be no business sponsors as there
have been in the past. Instead the
management is going to use adj
vertiSements in the program. Mr..
Yell pointed out that expenses of
running the theatre we're on the in
crease.
He said the committees for the
year we're practically completed
and would be listed in the near
future.
This year Mrs. Wilbur Close is
in charge of all business details,
DR.. E. l. Baumgartner will be in
charge of program advertising,
and Charles l.. Briner will be in
charge of patrons and tickets.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Demand For Auto
Tags Hits New High

The demand for automobile Ii
cense plates hit a new record at
the end of March. Some $500 tags
were sold by evening of March
81, compared to $3.50 last year.
The last few days have been
ones for the county treasurer,
Joseph II. WEIGH, and his assistant
Mrs. Gordon Sanders. The treas
urer's office issued 1923 sets of
plates on Tuesday The biggest
rush was on Saturday when 313
we're issued during threc-hour
period.
Mr.. Welch said he had been
notified that applications for truck
tags had been mailed to owners
on Tuesday. Truck owners have
until May l to purchase tags and
have them placed Oh their vehicles.
Apparently some 500 automobile
owners have not yet obtained
their tag, since this is the approx
mate number issued annually.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Grantsville To Get
Dial Phone System

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone company has completed
final plans to provide dial tele-
phone service in Grantsville area
by the end of the year.
The conversion is being done at
the request of the Springs Mutual
Telephone company of Penn
sylvania which now provides the
service in that area.
Construction crews of the COM
pany will begin work in four or
five weeks on the new central
office building which will be
erected behind the Grantsville
creamery
The exchange name will be
changed from Grantsville to Twin
oaks 5. This is necessary in order
to make the exchange an eventu-
al part of the nationwide dialing
system.
The company expects to rebuild
completely at least 80 percent of
the entire exchange area and all
present subscribers will be visited
to have a new telephone set install
ed. Because the new telephones
will not be in use until the con-
version in November most homes
will need both phones until the
new system is working.
The free calling area will be
extended to include Salisbury Pa.
along with Grantsville, Bittinger
and Springs. Calls to these areas
will be dialed direct Other calls
will be handled by the Cumber-
land office.
Telephone officials estimate the
cost of providing dial service in
the Grantsville area will be APP
proximately $253,3OO.
The company said present sub
scriberS of the Spring Mutual and
other persons desiring dial service
must make formal application A
temporary office has been set up
in the Edwards building. in
Grantsville. The office will be
open Thursday and Friday, April
2 and 3, from 10 a. M until p. m,
and Saturday, April 4, 8 a. m. to 5
p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
House Approves Bill
To Aid Fire Depts.

The House of Delegates last Fri
day passed a bill providing for
financial aid for volunteer fire
companies in the county, in adj
dition to the help already being
received.
The legislation is included in
House bill 719, sponsored by the
county delegation, directing the
County Commissioners to levy a
tax of five cents on each 500 of
assessable property, to be paid to
existing or future departments.
The amount to be paid any de-
partment is to be determined
jointly by a representative from
each volunteer fire company and
the County Commissioners.
Funds must be used only for
purchase or upkeep Of equipment
or buildings and each department
is required to file annual reports
with the commissioners. The bill
would take effect January l. 1860.
Leslie f. Savage, chairman Of
the county delegation. said that
fire departments already were re
ceiving S9,1O0 annually from the
Commissioners and this levy
would provide $1,000, or an adj
ditional $500. The bill passed the
Senate on Tuesday.
Ringo Bill Passes
Also passed by the House last
Thursday was House bill 712,
sponsored by the county delegates
Savage and Eliza f. Bray. 1t would
lcgalize bingo and raffles for GER
tain types Of non-profit organiza-
lions in the county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Scholarship Winners
Named This Week

Winners Of the 1859 Teacher
Education scholarships for Gar
rett county were announced this
week by the Board of Education,
after word had been received
for the State Department of Educa-
ton.
There were four scholarship
winners and four alternates.
Winners were Harland A. Carl
son, Southern High school; Lu-
ellie Elaine Markley, Southern High
school; Robert E. Michael, South
ern High School; Bradley l..
Yoder, Northern High school,
Alternates we're Martha DeBerry,
Walter Lee, Richard Snyder and
John Updyke, all of Southern High
school.
These scholarships are worth
$500 a year TO any Liberal Arts
college in the state of Maryland
and arc good for period of four
years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Republican Women
Complete Plans for
Drive for Members

Plans were completed for pro-
motional membership campaign,
soon to be launched, at meeting
of committee chairmen and Of
ficers of the Garrett County Re-
publican Womens club at the
home of Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty,
president, Tuesday evening, March
81. Twenty-Five attended.
Problems confronting the coun-
ty were discussed. Mrs. Glotfelty
reported on suggestions given to
her by Thomas Bundy, president
of the Uniontown Chamber OF
Commerce concerning an effort to
have industry move to the county
He suggested that every business
man in the county ask statesmen
coming into their places if their
companies are planning to expand
Mrs. Dwight Slower was APP
pointed to send out THE Trumpet
err" official magazine of the Mary
land Federation of Republican
Women.
The proposed medical center in
FriendSville and future projects
to be undertaken by the clubs were
discussed. Plans we're completed
for a dinner meeting in April.
A spring conference of Republi.
can Women will be held in Statler.
Hilton hotel, Washington, D. C..
April IL to IA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Bloodnobile Visit
To Kitzmiller Set
For Next Wednesday

I'VE live on the edge of dis
aster." 1T is no longer safe tC
meet our bare blood quotas" 1--WE
regret that we must warn oul
public that greater stockpiles OF
blood products are urgently need
ed for future national emergencies
than we're needed during Worlc
War H."
These statements were made by
American Red Cross officials ir
announcing the blood collection
to be in the area next week.
The bloodmobile unit from
John5toWn will be at Kitzmiller
next Wednesday, April 8, and will
be set up for business in the school
building from to p. m. The mum
Der of pints desired is So.
Mrs. Grover c. Stemple, blooc
recruitment chairman for the
county, said this is the first visit
of the unit to Kitzmillcr in foul
years and she expressed the hope
that the people of the community
would respond with enthusiasm.
The Ladies auxiliary to the Kitz
miller fire department is sponsor
ing the visit. The Steering com
mittee includes Mrs. Earl Shank
Mrs. Ralph Calandrella and Mrs
Carl MoSser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
PlOW Demonstration
Set For April 10th

A pillow adjustment demOnstra-
ton has been scheduled for Fri
day, April 10, at $50 a m, il was
announced by James A. McHenry,
county agent. The demonstration
has been arranged by Mr.. Nc
Henry, in cooperation with the
Agricultural Engineering depart
ment of the University of Mary
land. 1t will take place at the
farm of Robert o. Glotfelty, two
miles west of Bittinger on the
Cherry Greek road.
The demonstration will be I'M
der the supervision of Mr.. Nc
Henry and Guy Gienger, from the
university department.
Mr.. McHenry said that many
farmers of the county already had
started their spring blowing with
equipment that has become out of
adjustment. He pointed out that
improperly adjusted ploWs created
several problems. They do a poor
job of blowing and require con-
siderable more power than IS
usually necessary to do the job.
All farmers and machinery deal
ers are invited to attend the dem
onstration. McHenry said that
farmers who want to bring their
plows are urged to do so.
The demonstration will include
the showing of different amount
of pull for different pillow adjust
ments; how to adjust pillow and
different type of jobs ploWs will
do when properly adjusted. All
types of plows will be considered.
The demonstration will be con-
Quoted from $50 to 1890, MIR. Nc
Henry concluded.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Lawrence Hardesty
Is Low Bidder On
Loeb Lynn Addition

Lawrence Hardesty was the low
bidder on the addition to the Loeb
Lynn School, with an amount OF
S44 ,292. Bids were opened Monday
morning at 10 o'clock in the office
of the Board of Education.
There were five other bidders
the highest the George Construc'
ton company, S59,554. Others were:
Hilldale Construction company
$780, Garrett Building and Sup
ply corporation, $53,9O1.20; Kitz-
miller and Edgar, $51,128; William
A. Shirer, S4728S.
Willard l.. Hawkins, county SUI
perintendent of schools, said the
contract was awarded to Lawrence
Hardesty, subject to official ac
ton by the Board of Education, al
its next regular meeting.
Work is to start on the project
at once and completion date is
set for October /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Two Fourth Clubs
Recently Organized

Two new fourth clubs have been
organized recently in the county
upon request of interested young
people and parents. The two new
clubs are Green Mountain and
Potomac Highlanders.
The Green Mountain club in
cludes members from route PIG
area north of Oakland to Deep
Creek. Members include David
Custer, president; Larry Wagner,
vice-president; Harold Gnegy, Jr.,
secretary; Larry Schenk, treasurer;
Carroll Thomas, Dale Wagner,
Larry Glotfelty, George Deems,
Larry and Bobby Gnegy, Milton
Schenk and Moses Miller Local
leaders are Harold Gnegy and
Claude Wagner, Jr.
Membership in the Potomac
Highlanders is from the Bethle-
hem area. Officers and members
include Roger Roderick, president;
David White, vice-president; Stan
ley Hardesty, secretary and re-
porter; Richard King, treasurer;
Kenneth, Eugene and Cecil Tasker
Jimmy White, Kenneth Jamison,
Kenneth Hardesty, Tommy Hard
esty, David White.
E. Rankin Lusby, assistant coun'
ty agent, said a All club could be
organized when there are five or
more young people, 10 to II, who
are interested, supported by par
ents and an adult local leader.
Each All club member selects
project, an educational assignment
decided by the member according
to his interests. Activities center
around the project and the fact
that one learns by doing"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
County Resident
Killed Today In
Car Collision

Boyd Bowser, 25, of route 2,
Swanton, was fatally injured about
lilo this morning at Hopcmont
when the automobile he was driv-
ing crashed head-on into a truck of
the Sterling Processing company
and driven by Harold Evans. West
Virginia police, who investigated,
said there we're indications that
Bowser was on the wrong side of
the road.
Evans was not injured Donnie
Friend, route l, Oakland, aged 26,
who was riding with BoWser, sus-
tanned facial decorations and multi
pie bruises and is patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland. He was admitted about
2:3O p. m.
Bowser, former employe of the
Hawkinson Tread Service, was
married and the father Of one
child.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Placed Under Bond
On Larceny Charge

Clarence Willard Stemple APP
peared before Trial Magistrate
Boyd Sanders, ST., last Thursday
to waive a hearing on a charge Of
larceny of an electric drill, a
Ratchet, a quantity of gasoline, a
bench grinder, drills and bits.
He pleaded not guilty but was
placed under $1,000 bond for his
appearance in the Garrett County
Circuit court, when Magistrate
Sanders found him guilty
In another case before Trial
Magistrate Sanders this week
James King, over 40 years of age
was held on charge of unlaw-
fully assaulting a Friendsville girl.
He was given a six months sus-
pended term in the House of Cor
rection and ordered 10 stay away
from her.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Awarded $1,000 In
Automobile Collision

Robert Todd Hadlcy, of Iona
coming, received an award of
$1,000 in jury case yesterday in
the Garrett County Circuit court
The trial was over an autmobile
head-on collision last July 16, on
the Mountaineering highway
Defendant in the case was Ed
win w. Michaels, of route /, Bar
ton. AS a result of the wreck Had
ley was hospitalized for a short
period. Both cars involved in the
collision we're damaged beyond re-
pair.
The case took most of the day.
Attorneys for Hadley we're w.
Dwight Slower, Oakland, and James
Getty, Cumberland; Attorneys for
Mr.. Michaels we're Jones and
Jones and Frederick Thayer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
All Public Speaking
Workshop Scheduled

Speak for Yourself will be the
theme of the All Public Speaking
Workshop on April 4, in the Coun-
ty Extension Office at 10 a. m.
This workshop is designed for
any 4-Her who is interested in
learning about speaking whether
in conversation with friends or
any other activity like giving a
demonstration at a club meeting
What good does it do to know
something if you cant express it,
says the All Extension agents. In
a letter to all Garrett 4-H'ers they
say Public speaking is not just
for the birds-it's for you, you,
and you-everyone.'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Teacher Pay Bill
Result Uncertain

Gov. Tawes' proposal to boost
school teachers salaries was de-
scribed as resting on dead center
yesterday after finance committees
of the legislature argued for more
than an hour behind clC3ed doors
over whether to approve it.
There repeatedly was much
sentiment expressed in commit
tees to send the proposal to the
legislatures deep freeze-the Leg
islative council, between sessions
study group.
The matter was not put to a
vote however, and apparently was
to be taken up separately in the
two committees.
Aides of Gov. TaweS denied re-
ports that he has cooled off" to
the proposal which he submitted
as one of his major legislative
goals of the session. Tawes already
has appropriated S2.7OC,00O in his
budget to finance the first year
of the program which calls for
statewide minimum salary scales
to be raised from present S3,200-
$4,000 Levels to S4,O00-$6,OOO over
the next four years. This would
have no effect, however, unless
the implemcnting legislation were
enacted
May Adjourn Saturday
In the meantime three high
priority items, the budget, new
Potomac RIVER compact and re-
organization of the Underwater
Fisheries Commission, were dis
posed of Wednesday by the Legis-
lature.
They cleared the decks con-
siderably il the drive to close
down the session on Saturday. A
possible crimp to these adjourn
ment plans could be the teacher
salary bill.
The budget providing for spend
ing nearly 451 million dollars
went into effect with final senate
action. 1t is about so million dol
lars more than the current budget
but is balanced without any new or
increased taxes.
The governor planned to sign
the new Potomac River compact
and also the new Tidewater Fish
cries commission bill
An adjunct to the budget began
= move The House tentatively
authorized borrowing of S14,101 900
for buildings and lands. This is
S489,650 less than recommended by
Gov Tawes. The House is expected
to clear the capital improvements
bill to the Senate today. Among
the biggest questions remaining
to be settled are salary raises for
school teachers and state employees.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Heart Fund Drive
Hits $17,175 Total

The Embarrassing campaign of
the Allegany-Garrett County Heart
association resulted in Sl7,165.20
being raised thus far
OF the total Allegany county
raised S15,O42.27 and Garrett coun-
ty communities contributed ST.
O7243.
Contributions included: Grants
vile, 1898; Jennings. $3703;
Friendsvillc, $49.43; Accident,
$1,000; Oakland Heart Sunday
$70354; southern communities,
Heart Sunday $4S222; Oakland
business groups, 1923; Oakland
plastic hearts, $3951; Oakland
clubs, organizations and special
events, $500.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Lions Club Show
Set Tonight, Friday

The Oakland-Mt. Lake Park
Lions clubs tenth annual show,
"Funhouse &c." postponed from
March 10 and 20, will be presented
tonight and tomorrow night, April
End and 3rd. The show was post
pOned when Southern High school
was forced to postpone its oper-
eta on account of Indictment
weather, making its impossible to
construct the stage in the time al
lotted.
The show is built around a tele-
vision theme and the program is
in two parts. Prior to the show a
studio audience warm-up is sched-
uled. Participating will be the
Lions club chorus, the instrumental
group and quartet. Part includes
a children's chorus and a skit
You're in the Army Now
Numerous commercials are in
terspersed throughout the perform
ance.
Mrs Helen Buchanan is accom-
PIANIST while Charles l.. Briner i.
chorus director. Overall chairman
Of the program is Robert w
Stcmple ard assisting him are Ton
Thaycr, Lewis Jones. Jim Nc
Henry Bill Rees, Guy William
Hinebaugh, Don Browning anc
Henry McComas. Mrs. Merritt
Feather is accompanist for the in
;5trumental group.
The show starts at 8 O'CLOCK
both nights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Youth Questioned

Several youth were questioned
by the States Attorney. w. Dwight
Slower, and State Police officers
this week in an effort to solve the
series of robberies that have oc-
Cured in recent weeks in this
area.
The investigation has not re-
suited in any arrests up to the
present,
No robbcrics have occurred for
the past two weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
To Induct Three

Three Garrett county youths
have been ordered for induction
into the armed forces. They will
report TO the induction station at
Fairmont, w. Va, on Tuesday
April ID.
Listed for induction by the Gar
rett County Selective Service
board are Colt Erwin Jenkins
Swanton Walter Reed Richter
Accident; Robert Kenneth Green
SWanton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Center Street Elem. PTA
Re-schedules Meeting Date

Center Street P.-TA. will post
pone its regular meeting schcd-
ulcd for April 6, in order to join
with the bennett Road P.-TA. in
preparation for the annual carni-
val.
The date for the joint meeting
is Thursday, April %, at 1880 p. m,
at the Center Street school, it was
announced by Robert B. Sinccll,
president.
The tentative date for the Fun
Carnival is Friday May 20
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02
Conservutionists To Meet

The Garrett County Conserva-
ton association will meet at the
fire hall in Oakland on Tuesday
evening, April 7, at o'clock.
James Bowers, deer biologist for
the state of Maryland. will speak
to the group on the deer situation
in the county. All are welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02

Charles f. Hammond continues
to remain as a patient in the Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital, suf-
fering from an injury to his left
foot. He showed some Improvement
this morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02

ADVENTURE-Three high school students from Silver
Spring. began Easter vacation venture last Saturday morning
Gormania, w. homemade raft
attempt Washington D. c. The
Mcpherson, Ohmaher,
attend John Carroll Nohwood High schools around Silver
night and
underway about GAS Saturday morning Their homemade method
of piled hknesses there
the craft Mrs. Eleanor Markell of Cor
picture of the unit began its Journey Its
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-21
FEAR NO EVIL
1Ns,,hy; God IN Spall

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origin TIE stream Uses 70
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ard likeness Of God. has no
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for God hss promised al
goodness. of Spirit 70 His
creation for ever.
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Continued on Page q
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Aeeuser Emil Mozey Is Accused!

Letters 70 Edtsor~ De. Times ll.l3
WRITER. IN EFFECT. SAYS: COMPARING
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AND ADDITIONALLY
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See REUTHER. NAzEY Page
DECEPTIVE. HALF TRUTH or COPE" 11-2. p.2:
M0UTHPEU OF DEVILS MEANY. REUTER-.
ETA
DOES MUELLER [5ee. of (ommereeJ KNOW
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SIMILAR TO JUDAS. CHRIST REJECTING
JUDAISM /!

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LEc--A-s BIOGRAPHICAL H~7K cN SAINT PAIL
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-21
THE CRANBERRY HAsco AMI oiRisT

7-E- Is X YOU are NOT Z
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TRUTH Do c Genesis i.;i. AND GOD SAW
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