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y
! the House Of Correction and Sl0(
costs last week by Recorders
Judge George Murphy after he
was convicted Of assault and bat
terry.
Virginia f. Miller. 80. OF 1925
Scarsdale. St Claire Shores. told
police that Pringle attempted to
modest her Sept. 8 as she was
walking down the stairway at 25
Parsons, where she is employed
Mrs. Miller said she observed
PringIe walking up the stairs
and stopped TO allow him to pass
when he brabbed her.
Robert Daniels. SO, of 1901 Lo-
throp. was arrested last week and
charged with felonious assault on
the complaint Of Dorothy Boyd,
80. Of 2570 vicksburg.
Mrs. Boyd told police that Dan.
iels attempted 10 date" her as
she was driving on a westside
street enroute TO the home of a
friend. whom she was driving TO
a laundry. Mrs. Boyd said she
stopped her car at West Euclid
and Lawton, to pickup the friend
and her clothes. when Daniels
parked his car. got out approach
ed her and stated. Now | am
going TO get you Daniels pro-
duced pair of barber clippers
from the trunk of his car with a
cord attached and beat Mrs. Boyd
about the body and face She was
hospitalized at Receiving Hospital.
George Kimp, 35. Of 1858 Gar
land. was arrested last week and
charged with preparation to burn
ar occupied dwelling lie was
arrested on the complaint of Mrs.
Alberta Turner, As. of 1903 Mont
clair
Police said a fire was started
Sept 25 in an incendiary in the
two-story brick house which IS
owned by Mrs Turner They said
Kimp is former roomer.
James CARMEL Stanley. %. of
$500 Upworth. was. dead on admit
lance TO Receiving Hospital last
week from 1920 Stanley, of a
eunshot wound of the left chest
above the heart
Held for investigation OF murder
is Matthew Byrd. 33. caretaker
al the Stanley address.
Horace Lee white. %, of 8440
Epworth. companion of the
slain man was held as a police
witness
Byrd told police as he and his
wife were preparing for bed the
doorbell 10 one Of the apartments
continued to ring. Byrd said he
admitted Shamly and White and
inquired whom they wanted to
see. Byrd said after he was in
formed by the two men they
wanted to see the girl who lives
in apartment No. 8. he returned
10 his apartment and locked the
door
He said a short time later he
heard a knock at the door at
which time Shamly inquired about
the girl who lives in apartment
No. 8 The carctakcr said when
ne informed Shamly he had no
knowledge where the girl whom
he wanted to see may be. Shamly
became profancd and grabbed
the screen door and pulled 1t
open.
The carctaker said he picked
UP gun from a desk at the
door and advised Shamly not to
attempt TO come into his apart
ment and shot Shamly once when
he refused to remain outside
Of the door
Mablc Evans. % of 1888 Cal
vert. was arrested last week IN
a self-scrvice market at 1883
Hamilton. and charged with sim
pie larceny
After purchasing $40 worth OF
groceries. which she paid for
police said Mrs Evans concealed
the following meats in her purse
and attempted TO get by the
cashier without paying for them
Two packages of cooker ham
one package of beef stew, one
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Atty. Cecil L. Ward

TATE OF MICHIGAN IN TIE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE IN CHANCERY
DAISY LEE JAMES, Plaintiff VS.
JOSEPH JAMES, Defendant.
No. e00--sl4
ORDER
~ session OF said court held
IN the Clty-County Building i'm Inc
City Of Detroit, County OF WAYNE and
state Of Michigan, on 9th dav os
August 1860 AID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE Carl. NJ
WkiDEMAN, CIRCUIT COURT.
satisfactory proof appearing bv the
hiiddvt OF Daisy Lee James. plaintiff
hefein, on file I'm this cause that the
whereabouts of the defendant. Josenh
James, ia Unknown:
Upon Motion OF Cecil l.. Ward Al.
torney for Plaintiff;
1T IS ORDERED that this orde, h..
sent by certified mail TO said dcg.nd-
ant, Joseph james, at 2744 Cladstone
Apartment 2O3, Detroit, Michigan. M,
last known address and n not person.
any received by the defendant. Josenh
James, at least 20 days before tim.
prescribed for his appearance that the
said order be published as required
by law. "
CARL NJ. wEIDEMAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
a.
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NOTICES

Atty. Cornell Smith
l3oe ercad~sy. Suite 3oT
STATE or MICHIGAN In the en-.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY IN
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
CLEOPHAS NJ. SMITH. PLAINTIFF a.
MARY ETHEL SMITH, Defendant
AZ session OF said court ned IN tho
Ciiy-County building, IN the CITY Of
Detroit. County OF Wayne and State
Of Michigan, Oh the 2znd day Oh July.
PREsEsT: HoNoRABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge
II appea ~ from the al,achcd A.
fldavlt ina &c defendant. Mal, Elhol
smith, IS A.t resident OF TINS state.
but that sA. rchsuVs m the CITY of
karisDoro 1.sd state of Oklahoma.
IA Is Ol )EkED that the aefenoant
enter ncf ppearance in TINS Cause on
or before nree 81 months from the
date Oi tbs order or sad DAl VAL be
.Aken as confessed.
III Is FLRlnEn ORDERED that
true copy of TINS order be sent by
registered mai 10 said defendant AZ
A. r. ID. 1, Box 10, tariabOro, Oklano.
ma, her EAST knOwn address. aud n
not received personally Dy SAID dc.
PENDANT al least twenty g1vi da,s be.
bore Tie time prescribed Tor appear.
ancc, that TINS order bc Iubhsncd as
required ny iaw.
NEAL FITZGERALD.
Circuit JudsS
EDGAR "A. BKANIGIN, Clerk
- u. ". Murray Deputy clerk
- iU-84a
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attorney Allen Bibb
1908 Broadway

~, SiAlb OF MICHIGAN
'' i1L CIRCUIT FOR THE COUNTY,
"a, ~ WAYNE IN CHANcERV
va lSlE LEE HAMILTON pisio,.r.
W, ihoMAS j. HAMILTON. nas"rs
No. ssessl
oNotk OF PuBLicAT,oN
session Of said Court b.ld -.
ule lily County Building Gu ~ ~
De'.oit, County o. Vsvnc 60; ~,
1860. WI uay OF July, AID.
=, IhESENT. HONORAl,. vv.nr n,
'I,nEh Jk., Circuit judge a.
appearing that IL csnno, h..
n0 a,o IN what City or Statc as
defendant resides: STATE the
- ohDEkkD that the Deeecd...
MS appearance in ms ca..o
~ VI before three 90 months u.s.
~ u".e OF thss Order. or the ~,
~ >onpiaint flied IN said ca,,se ~,
~. ahcn as confessed: WI"
- 10 FURTHER OkljrRFn a..
Sopy OF this Order be- scn, s,'",
s.eeereu mail to the said neea,.,, .e-
rnohas y. Hamilton, AT 2oag nus s.'.'
dress n,enisan, his last known adj
allv h. -, y not received perSon.
"a, a. ."'u defendant at least twenty
for s 49, Dciore che time prescribed
to he 'r '.,',s, That the Order here
F'"S"eo as, required by law
WADE II. McCREE JR.
A TRtr copv Circuit Judge
nD~ah NJ. BRANICIN, Clerk
" L. oenuman, Deputy Clerk
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FLAT FOR RENT

22O0 LYMAN near Dubois. upper,
-as hcet ) rooms No children.
$50 Inquire downstairs or call
TU. 5.e535.
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Atty. Ralph J. Osborne
2393 National Bank Bldg.

ZSo3 National Bank biog.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT for the
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 48e, 300
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
DANIEL 3. WEST, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that al cred
itors OF said deceased are required TO
present their claims, in writing and
under oath, to said Court at the Pro-
bate office in the City of Detroit IN
said County, and to serve a copy
thereof upon GEORGE ID WEST, Ad-
ministrator of SAID estate. at 2645
Vicksburg, Detroit s, MiclIgan on or
before the 28th day IT y, vcmbcr, 4 D.
1860, and that suCh CLAIMS VIII be
heard by said coGrt. before Judge
JOSEPH \. MURPHY IA Court Room
NO. 1903. City-CoInty Building IN the
City OF Detroit, IN SAID COunty. on
the 18th day OF November. \ ID. 1860.
al TWO o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated: Sept. 10, 1860
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that nave com.
pared the foregoing copy With the
original record thereof and have found
the same 10 be correct transcript
OF such original record.
Dated Sept 10, 1860
ALLEN II. EDISON.
Deputy Probate Register
published In the DETROIT TRIBJN
once each week for ,Arcc weeks size
cessiNelN, within thirty days from tn.
date hereof
92i-IO-s.6o
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tCoutinueo from Ps9e 81
Patrolman Click and his part
ncr. Patrolman Thomas Higgins
both of Mack Station. said they
started chasing Jackson on Moran
al Forest when Jackson's car
suddenly sped up.
Patrolman Click ran TO the car
and grabbed the door handle
Just as Jackson drove off wrench
ing the officers arm.
The chase continued several
blocks. across a vacant lot and
into an alley between Morgan
and Elmwood. where Jackson's
car stalled.
The officers chased the car again
until 1t ran onto lawn at Nit
chell and Alexandrine
Jackson backed into parked
car. Patrolman Click fired anoth-
er shot al the car. and Jackson
fled He was apprehended and
arrested a block away.
Police said Jackson's drivers
license has expired and he had
several traffic warrants outstand-
ing.
Eliga Green. SO. Of 325 E Eu-
cid. was charged with welfare
fraud last week in warrant.
According TO Frank Wiilett.
welfare investigator. Green re-
ceiyed S2.26l65 from the welfare
department while earning the
sum Of Si27 so which he failed
TO report to the welfare depart
ment
Plez Johnson. ~. OF 9692 Cas-
cade. was charged with welfare
fraud last week in a warrant sign
ed by Recorders Judge w. Me
Kay SkiIlman
Frank Willett. welfare investi-
gator said Johnson earned Sl20
while serving as juror. which
he failed TO report He received
SOP from the welfare during the
same period
Donald Jones. II. Of 2O5 Alger.
was charged with larceny last
week following his arrest.
Police said Jones admitted
>natching a purse Sept "a from
Mrs Dorothy Durham 80 Of CTS
Seward as she was walking on
Second near Park
Mrs Durham said two youths
approached her from behind She
said one Of the boys snatched her
purse containing 50 and they both
fled in different directions.
William Shaw "a of 1854 san.
ford City Troasurcr's office
employee pleaded guilty TO break.
.ng and entering a meter coin box
last week before Recorders Judge
George Murphy He was released
on bond for sentencing Oct 10
Police said Shaw was arrested
at Jefferson and Randolph. with
a money bag in his possession
which contained Sl9.58 in nickles
and pennies
Mrs Lena Marks, %. Of 2907
McDOugall was arrested last week
and charged with larceny BY con
version and larceny by trick in a
warrant issued by the prosecu-
tor, office on the complaint Of
Andy r Tins. So. of $50 Polk.
River Rouge
Tins told the officers that he
suffered severe cramp in his
left foot Sept and went to
Mr., Marks. who is also known as
Sister Mary after seeing a
circular circulated by her
Tins said Mrs. Marks read the
palm, Of his hands and anointcd
his head with holy water and
charged him SD Tins said sis.
ter Mary informed him that She
saw he was suffering with misery
and pains. that she could cure
HIM
Tins said he waited days. and
ter Mary's' office She advised
him that he would have to wear
money 10 rid himself of his pains
Tins said when he gave Mrs.
Marks nine SO bills, She said the
bills would have TO be larger
amounts
Tins said he went 10 a loan
company and borrowed $500. lie
returned 10 Mrs Marks home
and presented her with S5l6
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OkDEk OF F9oLt$AttSN
BkkBAAA BE- hHAAi, Fldinitl vs..
NAL1Eh BEIhliAM, Defendant
AZ A session OF sad court held IN
the Clty-N ounty Burd.ng IA the cry
OF Detroit, County vi Wayne ana Stale
OF MIcnigan on the l5lh DAY OF july,
a 10. 1901.
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAL
III LGEKslLD, IIcult Judse.
AZ drpearan. 10 TINS honorable Court
from AFFIDAVIT on flle that process, TOT
the APPEARANCE vi the ucl,EIAAl has
been uulS issued, and tnat alter
ulnstnl scaicn ana lnquirs from J.nc
%. 1900. up TO and including jus -,
1900 snc same could mol be sc4teu
On MOt.Vn Ol Jesse a.. N.A4inS,
at.urncs Tor the piaintlft;
IA - HLRr.t4i JsslIr.-N-D tA.N lhe
ueicAu4nt Na after be~.nain, cn.S ~ l.s
app, AIahce IA SAID caAsc Oh on nctoie
tnrce ~ months from the dale ul ,a.s
Urdcr, or SAD bah OF compliant 4Al
DC t4Acn az confessed against ban;
and mat a tcls ~ Sssu OIder DC sent
a. the ldal KnuNn ost Oii4cc aGofess
Oh me ueiCnda.s, N.AsVI bcSAa4nl,
SAID aGdfcos Ls4.s III harmon >t.eei,
DtlgOll, Mlcu.sAn, D. ccrt.t4tu nlall,
rv4urA ItCeli-t lS4ASs.,d ana uc4N1ly
80 du.r, $3.50 O.As.
III - fOk4l.L.l ORDERED thai #
the defendant Is not personally stlNed
with a copy VI sa.d OrQet. lae
cviy OF tnis order be pue.!sioa n
iDy DEiAOft IhIbJ \L, a n.Wslditr
Pr4llou ana circulating ~ said DOD4Ay
"a a~SIc iDi 81 81 cOnseSul.AC uttAs
ACCORDING ~ law.
NEAL FIrZGEh MD,
Circuit Jucse
4 TRUE COPY
l-DCAk NJ Bi<ANlGlN. Clerk
~ q. ". Alu44., DSruty CiC4k
h-zU- 4f0
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Atty. Allen E,bb
lay6 bfD.uM.s


ls.s broadway
STATE OF n.~.,.Ns.A. ln tnN 1iii.
CCll tONhl iOl the COJNIl OF
H..s M A.. tli.ANN a-isl.
no. eoi-/U
ORDER TO APPEAR
HELM 4-s.,.>s, 1idlatAl IS. ELLIS
ENA.>S, D,ienuan.
Al SESSION Oi said Court he'd at
the t.ty 4 ounts Bul4dins, O4ty ol De-
,rO.t, OOun,y OI Nayne. stale vi
Nich.san On TINS Tie -o.a udy OF
.Ausua,, \. u. lJoV.
i4,Lo1--\4. uJNORABL. EDNA kD
,. r4Uui.NS, t.svu4s JuAse.
Al dppt 4n~ tual tnt LelcnuAni is
no. ies.uoA. Oi inc ota,c oi Al,a..
san, CodA,s y! wayne u ,ls OF
DctiOit, oas lvssu,s a. tn~ STATE OF
sev'i4in ga tDS Cay VI AiAWaANce.
IA 10 OrDEnED sl.at t4C DVItn4ant
ei'tf n's apptarai,e ~ tA.s luA>- ga
Or Dtivic t-ltc 80 Eun.4s from iuc
da-e 81 tn.s OruSI, OF sad bal Oh
Svnpia az .Acu nvlv.n N.I " ,AAln
as SVnscsscu.
Al - 1SnltlEH ORDERED tia,
copy q. tins OrNcr be SEM TO Tie
>iiI Delcn4ani, L44is ENaAs, by !es.
isleieu inah, al -ooJ NO. sra Stit,t,
app D Ai."adhce, WISCONSIN, lis !ast
A.io"A AUuIess, anu II no. received
peiaDnd.ly Dy said Defendant al least
twenty 40 days before the tnic pc.
seI.Dtu tor appearance, that TINS or
uer DC puDlIsAed as required b, laH
EDWARD ,. PlGGtNS
\ True COPY
i-DG.An NJ. nAANIGIN, Clerk
by IL. 4. SensInaA, Deputy Clerk
y-l1--IO---O0
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Plez Johnson. - OF 9692 Cas-
cade. was charged with welfare
fraud last week in a warrant sign
ed by Recorders Judge w. Me
Kay SkiIlman
Frank Willett. welfare investi-
gator said Johnson earned Sl20
while serving as a juror. which
he failed to report He received
SOP from the welfare during the
same period
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STATE o. s..~..aNs.A.. ln ms IN
COl4 CONN iOl tne COJNIl OF
A4.s NJ A.. On.ANN LHl
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Lorraine near West Warren
Avenue 3 large clean rooms
Bath Semailrni>hcd - $40 90
and up UN. 4-6137
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STATL Or MICHIGAN IN the Oh
CJiT COURT Tor the COUNTY u
WAYNE ~ CHANCkRl.
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6 ROOMS for Rent up. Stove
Heat. 1896 18th ST. $4,000 mo-.
Dl l.2395
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
GiUe a. Boost ----

We greatly encouraged less than three months
when it learned that half million dollar business de-
sired to locate in Oakland At that said the establish
ment of a busness-a lumber industry-appeared to be
natural would change the basic pattern of
living but would greatly help economy and employ
ent people We also said its effect could be far reaching
the small woodlo farmer well the commercial um
herman tree farm owner
The Chamber of Commerce saw the possibilities and
went to work on plan raise $4,000 help this company
to expand The organization already is work in the
community Fourteen people employed present excud
ing officers. Lumber purchases being made daily
The planned expansion is contingent upon the efforts
the Chamber of Commerce successfully complete its
goal funds Some $4,000 of the $4,000 has been sub
scribed.
If the mountain top fails in this effort to improve
its economy might just well give The population of
the county dropped hundred during the past
years because young people compelled to away
other the lack of opportunity here Must al
low this continue until longer a sesupporting
county government.
People associated with the venture all in
the lumber industry who have made business in
other and want opportunity to expand here
They investing than the chamber saskng the
people invest We recall that twelve years ago be-
known might have hospital but that $4,000
needed from local funds In something like months the
people forward with $1OO0OO and there
guarantee of a return their investment.
In the Chamber of Commerce plan each who
tributes to the enterprise will have share piece of prop
erty and industrial buildings that nothing could take
On the other hand could herald the beginning of
economic boom to this that would have lasting benefit
This would not be gift but an investment.
People prove their interest in their community by
supporting this program of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
Elementary School Will
Present Operettu May Is

The bennett Road Elementary
School will present the operetta,
sunny of Sunnyside," on Friday,
May 10, at o'clock
The cast includes Judy Sines,
Linda Zimmerman, Rusty Shaffer,
Robert Crone, Billy Martin, Har-
vey Spiker, Shelby Ashby, Judy
Harvey, Elaine Laskey, Karen
Edgar, Regina Sanders, Linda
Shank, Ann Gibson, Tom Hoffman,
Roger Uphold, David Bell, Lois
Prince, Arnold Miller, Sheila
Travis, Clifford Warwick, Steve
Harvey, Hugh Walthall, Carol
Lawton, a group of girl dancers
and a mixed chorus.
Admission will be Is and so
cents.
The story takes place at a chill
dren's home where Sunny, an Or
phan girl, puts aside thoughts of
herself to be helping others. EX-
element in the orphanage over
the news that wealthy patroness
will soon adopt one of the chill
dren leads to adventures.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
Day Camp to Feature
New Program at Lake

A summer day camp program
for boys aged to IA years, will be
one of the features of Camp Deep
Creek, to be operated on the lake
this summer by Mr. and Mrs.
George McGill.
The camp is on the same loca-
ton formerly used by Camp Para
disc, at Paradise Point.
There will be supervision in
riflery, water safety and SWIM
ming, craftsmanship, gymnastics,
sailing, skin diving in a special
filtered pool, archery camper
craft, handicrafts, photography,
and sports activities.
The tuition for eight weeks is
1920 and S12O for four weeks. MIR.
and Mrs. McGill, who reside in
Bethesda, have planned a special
visiting day at camp on Sunday,
May p, from to p. m. They will
show slides of various camping
activities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
Long Felt Need Supplied
Tangible Progress Toward County
Hospital Dates To February 7, 1916

The history of the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital in Oakland
dates back to February 7, 1916,
locally, but many years before that
in the thoughts of a man, one
George W. Loar, prominent jeWeler
in Grafton, w. Va, for SO years,
and a resident of Oakland for a
number of years prior to and fol
lowing his business venture.
A bronze plaque on the wall of
the front corridor of the hospital
reads George w. Loar 1S65-1946-
A wise and understanding heart"
and he was all Of that.
The idea of a hospital for Oak
land had been discussed during
the 192O's and 1905 but nothing
tangible developed because of lack
of funds.
Mr.. Loar died January II, 1916,
at the age of 49, Under the terms
OF his will which he executed in
1914, he left S135OOO for construc-
ton and equipment of a hospital
building at Oakland. A codicil to
the will executed in 1945, added
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12

another $4,000. He designated the
name should be Garrett County
Memorial hospital" and provided
an additional $4,000 for support
and maintenance to be used fol-
lowing its official opening.
He made his bequest dependent
upon several requirements-that
title to such a hospital be trans
ferred to the County Commission
erS provided that steps be taken
toward its erection, and that the
Commissioners accept the bequest
with its regulations within one
year from the date of his death.
Commissioners Get Backing
Following the announcement of
the request by j. NJ. Jarboe, E. Ray
Jones, Oakland, and Judge Merle
Watkins, Grafton, w. Va, exec
utors. and the regulations involved,
individuals and organizations
moved swiftly to give backing to
the Commissioners. The late L.
NJ. Fraley, mayor. and organization
Continued on Page Twenty
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
Labor Union Fails
To Endorse Foley

Delegates of the Western Mary
land Central Labor council, ALL
CLIO, met in Cumberland Tuesday
but failed to endorse the candi-
dacy of Rep. John r. Foley, Sixth
district congressman.
But officials indicated a meet
ing with him prior to the general
election. They said there was no
opposition to Mr. Foley 1t was
not that he was anti-labor, but
that he is dilly-dallying."
Claude A. Taylor, 35, of Chevy
Chase, also candidate for the
Democratic nomination, appeared
before the council. Mr. Taylor also
spent Wednesday in Garrett coun'
tV
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12

Also on the program will be E.
Ray Jones, hospital attorney and
executor of the estate of George
w. Loar, who will relate the ORR
gin of the hospital; Irwin Field,
chairman of the Board of COVER
nors, who will deliver an address
of welcome; and vocal selections
by a choral group from Southern
High school.
In case of inclement weather the
celebration, which is scheduled for
the hospital grounds, will be held
in the Center street elementary
school auditorium.
Mr.. McComaS said there would
be an exhibit of equipment on the
first floor of the hospital.
Mr.. McComas will award service
pins with seven of them receiving
pins for ten years of service. They
are Mrs Edna Lewis, Harry Nc
Crobie. Mrs. Jean Sollars, Mrs. Isa-
bell Shaffer, John Evans, Ohio
Friend and Mrs. Catherine Ander-
son.
Other pins will go to Mrs. Norma
Gnegy, Miss Winifred Shaffer,
Mrs Mary F. Paige, Mrs. Geneva
eve Henderson, Mrs Malora Cor
bin, Cecil Conneway, Mrs. Mabel
McGill Mrs. Ruth Lohr, Paul
Steyer, Mrs. Jennie Munday, Roy
T. Harvey, Ralph Collins, Mrs.
Dora Hinebaugh, Mrs. Mabel Tim
norman, Russell Friend, Mrs. Mary
X. Paugh, Mrs. Flora Michaels,
Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins, Miss JAG
queline Myers and Merritt Feather,
all for five years.
Special guests will include
Francis Gallagher, purchasing
agent for Mercy hospital in Bal
timore, first administrator of the
hospital; Edward Paul Stockman,
Jr., assistant administrator of Sinai
hospital, Baltimore, former mem
Der of the hospital personnel, and
others.
A short history of the hospital
is included in today's issue Of The
Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-05-12
Little League Arronges
Work Period Tonight

A work period for persons con-
nected with the Little League
baseball will be held at the base
ball field on Thursday evening,
May II, at 6 o'clock. There will
also be a short business session.
If the weather is inclement the
business session will be held at
the Court House at s o'clock.
Interested persons are urged to
attend The opening date of the
Little League season was set for
Saturday, May 81, at 2;30 O'Clock.