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Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

tai and recuperating ~satisfac-
torily.
Guests of Mrs. Glenn Bur-
well last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Baxter Thompson and
family of Forest.
Misses Mary Frances Bur-
well and Diane White were
among the guests enjoying
Miss Sally Barrett's birthday
party at the Lexington Coun-
try Club Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. BurWen,
Jr., Grace, Mary Frances and
Billy recently enjoyed a nice
vacation on the Gulf Coast. !
Jimmy Haffey and Danny
Gnemi were among those en-
joying Miss Lanelle McLel-
lan's birthday party at the
Country Club in Lexington
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. T. E. Murtagh, accom-
panied by his grandchildren,
Carolyn, Billie, David and
Cindy Murtagh and Miss Bon
ME Shelton of Tchula spent
several days last week in
Blytheville, Ark, guests of his
daughter, Mrs. George Bobo,
Mr.. Bobo and two young sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Haffey
and Jimmy visited in Camden
Saturday afternoon with the
Misses Sadie, Kate and Edith
Haffey.
Mrs. Sam Sample spent the
weekend in New Orleans.
Mr.. Renshaw Thomas is en-
joying a nice visit in Green
wood this week with his
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mrs. James Rainier of
Greenville is at the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. E. B. Henley
Of Lexington, who continues
i'll. Ar early recovery is wish
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

were Jackson visitors Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Helm
of Jackson drove up for a Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. K. D..
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E..
Brown and other relatives
Thursday.
Visiting in the home of
Mrs. w. A. Brown Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Stribling of Canton.
Friends of Mrs. E. E.
Brown and Mr.. Bill Edwards
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

Mrs. T. E. Haffey, Alice
Anne and Helen Theresa
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

Mrs. James Rainier of
Greenville is at the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. E. B. Henley
of Lexington, who continues
i'll. An early recovery is wish
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

Mr.. Renshaw Thomas is en-
joying a nice visit in Green
wood this week with his
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Thomas.
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-31

Miss Bessie Owen left Mon
day morning for Belzoni
where she will begin her duty
Evening star., 1961-09-10
FFidoy
p. M.

"City Girl" 1897. Phyllis Brooke 1905
"Tarzans Desert Mystery" 1913. Johnny Weis-
muller. 5000
"Prisoner Of Shark Island" 1886 Warner
Baxter o:o0-5
Chain Lightning" 1850. Humphrey Bogart
ll:2o-o
"The People Against o'Hara" 1851. Spencer
Tracy. 11:3l-7
"comrade X" 1870 Clark Gable llo-e
Saturday AN.
Dynamite Pass" 1850. Tim Holt. lo:oo-5
"Parachute Battalion" lo4l Robert Preston
11:0o-5
Evening star., 1961-09-10
p. IA.
Saturday

"Pride of the Bowery" le41. East Side Kids.
1905
"Stand BY for Action" l943 Robert Taylor.
"The War Against Mrs. HadIey" 1912 Van
johnson. 1909
international counterfeiters" 1857 Gordan
Howard 2:3o4
"FIght Nurse" 1853 Joan Leslie 3:3o-4
"The Vanishing Frontier" 1882. Johnny Mack
Brown. 6:00-o
"0SS" 1916 Alan Ladd 1o:3o-o
Words and Music" l94e. Judy Garland
l1:oo-5
"Pinky." 1850. Jeanne Grain. 1l:l5-o
"The Wolf Man." le41 Claude Rains 12:55-e
Evening star., 1961-09-10

.
SUNDAY-Natona Tennis Singles
$50 p.m.-4
Shirley Temple Show. ZOO p.m.-4
Sunday Mystery Hour 900 pm-4
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Play Your Hunch. 1870 a.m.-4
The Price Is Right. HOO a.m-4
1t Could Be You. 1890 pm.-4
Jan Murray Show. 200 pm-4
Bozo the Clown. 500 p.m.-4
News Weather. Sports $50 p.m-4
News Weather. Sports. HOO p.m.-4
Jack Paar Show. 11:3o p.m.-4
MONDAY-Concentrato $50 p.m-4
WEDNESDAY-The Price Is Right $50 p.m-4
Mystery Theater. 900 p.m-4
1t Could Be YOU 1000 p.m-4
Best OF the Post. 1870 p.m.-4
THuRSDAY-Great Ghost Tales $50 p.m.-4
FRlDAY-FWe Star Jubilee. $50 p.m-4
Prevew Theater Denny Goodman)
$50 p.m.-4
SATURDAY-Modern Farmer. ZOO a.m.-4
Bozo Show 900 a.m.-4
Pip the Piper $50 am-4
Shari Lewis Show. 1000 a.m.-4
King Leonardo 1890 am-4
The Sundoy Stor TV Moaozine, Wa
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-17
HEAVY OBJECT
REMOVAL

Car bodies and other heavy objects are
being removed by the Sidney Jaycees with
the help of the local auto dealerships and
members of the Sidney Police Department
during this years cleanup. Anyone having
such items for removal may have them pick
ed up by calling the police station, phone SIS
The information will then be relayed to the
Jaycees who will i'm turn make the pick up
Sunday, May 21st. Please call before Satur-
day May goth if possible. Remember, your
healthier, safer, Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-17
10 ICE

This year the Sidney Jaycees are not pick
ing up trash as this has been taken care OF
by the city sanitation department. However,
your home will look a lot heater if you clean
up around. your garbage cans and disposal
units. DO 1T NOW! PARTICIPATE!
HAVE A CLEANER, SAFER HOME.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-17
fire DEPARTMENT
WEED BURN OFF

The Sidney Fire Department will make
itself available to burn off weeds on vacant
lots within the city limits. IL you nave need
of this service please call Ed HAMMER,
phone PIT days or 1O4O-R after 5 pm. Call
prior to Sunday, May 21st, and the neces-
sary arrangements will be made. This weed
burn off MUST be conducted under the
supervision of the Fire Department.
The Republican., 1961-03-09

Carrie Kolbfleisch, Mrs. Cecil
Smith, Mrs. Mary Riggs, Mrs.
Ralph Calandrella, Miss Ruth
Emory, Simon Swartzcntruber,
Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs Oscar
Harmon, Mrs. Millard Hayhurst.
Mrs. George Shawley Mrs. John
Rcckner, Mrs Donald Hershbcrger,
Mrs. Lester Smith. Mrs. Marie
Coddington, Mrs. William Carl
son, Mrs. Charles +. BoWser. Mrs.
Webb Dewitt, Mrs. DeLeon r.
Rush, Mrs. Clayton Speicher. Mrs.
Lewis Jones. Mrs. Charley r..
Haines, Mrs James c. Lemmert.
Mrs Regis Kcrins, Mrs. Porter
f. Dewitt, Mrs. Albert l.. Biggs.
Miss Katherine b Layman, Mrs
Jane Tucker, Mrs. Thomas
Fraley
Mrs. f. Ray Jones. Mrs. II. W.
Mcese, Miss Ethel HesSer. Mrs. Will
liam Naylor, Mrs. BENZ. F. Selby.
Mrs Ralph W Jackson. Mrs. Paul
b Naylor, Mrs. elmer H. Uphole
Contributions are to be turned
over to James c. Lemmert, treas
urer of the fund drive, at the
The Republican., 1961-03-09
Solicitors Chosen
For Red Cross Drive

Solicitors for the annual Red
Cross drive being conducted this
month in Garrett county. have
been named by those in charge.
Over 60 have consented to serve.
They include the following:
Mrs Merle Frantz, Mrs. Roy
Savage, Mrs. Leslie Guard, Mrs.
Constance McWhinney, Mrs. Rob
crt Stemple, Mrs. William Upper
mih, Mrs. r. Lee Rodeheaver.
Mrs Frank Parks, Mrs. Amos
Friend Mrs. Wayne A. Friend.
Mrs Clarence Winkler Mrs. Paul
Markley, Miss Janet Paugh Mrs.
Joseph c. Rush. Mrs Grace Broad
water
Mrs. Paul Kinsinger Mrs Joseph
Fahey. Mrs. Sam Otto, Mrs. Mi
chael Duda, Marie Rounds, Miss
Ida Engle Miss Bculah Engle. Mrs.
Harry Stemple, Mrs. Arthur F.
Jones, Mrs Roger II. Tower, Miss
The Republican., 1961-03-09

SPA Dolores j. ProulX was re-
Gently named Wac of the Week"
in the Army Times newspaper,
published in Washington.
She is assigned to the IT, S.
army primary signal relay center
at Pirmascns, Germany, as a tele-
type operator. She is married to
Sgt Lawrence G. Proulx, of Com
pany c. 447th Sig. Bn., also at Pr
maScnS.
Dolores. who halls from Oakland,
lists her measurements 36-26-36.
She was the former Dolores Whit
acre, of the Swallow Falls section.
She was previously married to Or
Vile Friend who was killed in an
accident She is graduate of
Southern High school
The Republican., 1961-03-09

combination that offended the
artistic eyes of some residents
The plates which expire in 1863
viii be white on blue, with a
slogan added, Come See Us"
John r. Jewell. commissioner
of motor vehicles, said the de-
The Republican., 1961-03-09
Accident Personals

visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Friend and daughters and Mrs.
Margaret Friend
Miss Myrtle Custer, of Grants
vile, was a Monday visitor of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Custer
Darlccn Article was Friday
overnight guest of her uncle and
aunt. Mi and Mrs Hobert Griffith
and Dcbra
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sisler and
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Alexander
were Sunday evening visitors of
The Republican., 1961-03-09

Mr. and Mrs Harry Scggic are
attending The Governors ball at
the United States Naval academy,
Annapolis, Thursday night
Mrs Ethel llumbcrson Mrs Eu-
gcnC Frazcc and Miss Hazel
Schlossnaglc spent Tuesday after
Loon with Mr.. and Mrs Ben Calls.
Nj and Mrs. Bud Gulctts, of
Mcycrsdalc Pa. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Lohr and daughter. Donna,
of Addison. Pa Mrs. Florence
Shoemaker and girls we're Sunday
The Republican., 1961-03-09

partment was considering making
the bluc-white and white-bluc
colors standard for Maryland
plates in alternate years in the
future.
The Republican., 1961-03-09
Auto Tag Colors
Will Be Reversed

The Department of Motor We
hicles already has decided next
years license plates will be re-
verse colors of the new tags now
on sale.
Motorists now are putting up
their annual fees for new license
plates that will be displayed on
cars after March 31-with blue
on white combination.
The new plates expire in 1862,
succeeding this years tags which
came in black on green color
First National bank in Oakland.
James McHenry, Oakland, is serv-
ing as county chairman for the
drive.
Solicitors will make home calls
in an effort to secure funds. All
who pay 81 or more are given a
membership card and become q
member of the Garrett County
Chapter, American Red Cross.
The Republican., 1961-03-09
Legislature
At A Glance

BOATS-The House Ways and
Means committee rejected re-
quest by county commissioners
for authority to put a personal
property tax on boats under 100
feet long.
Bills Enacted
II. b. 406 by Garrett delegation
Adding Garrett county to those
where the county commissioners
may decrease or abate an assess
ment after the date of finality
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ Calls.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Seggie Vis-
tied Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hart,
of Baltimore, on Friday
Nr and Mrs Thomas Custer,
Mrs Emma Forsyth and Mr. and
Mrs Roy BroadWatcr and family
we're Sunday visitors of Howard
SchloSsnaglc and family.
Lonnie Articc was a Friday over
night guest of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Beckman
of SWanton. we're Monday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs Claude
Friend and Mrs Margaret Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Artice and chill
dren were Saturday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E W jenkins and
daughters
American Legion auxiliary,
Unit 208. will meet TUESDAY,
March IA, 7:30 p. M at the home
of Mrs Oma Custer.
The Republican., 1961-03-09

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Evening star., 1961-02-10
HOLLYWOOD
Rods a Busy Fellow
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NKNA). -
R0d steiger has SO many picture
deals pending that he may not
Be able to 60 to London with
wife Claire Bloom when she
opens, there April II in her play
with laurence Harvey, Loser
Wins" The most likely project
6n Steiger's film schedule, he
told me. is "The Life Of Elm
stein." which win be done as
. tRo-part Tv show for this
county and released as an
hour-lpng film abroad.
Rod. who has done some re-
search on the life Of the late
great scientist. told me Of the
tremendous doubts EinStein had
about his brain child after the
atom bomb was dropped on
Hiroshima. He had previously
told President Roosevelt that
the Germans were getting close
TO perfecting their A-homb. i.
A fanatic, by the way, fired on
Einstein and might have killed
him at his home in Germany
before he escaped to America.
Rods ''Of Love and Death"
play WIN open on Broadway in
November.
Sir Alec Guinness Is one Of
the very few actors to be elected
to the venerable Athenaeum
Club in London. Other members
include Sir Winston Churchill
and the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury, which gives you the idea.
The reason behind Sophia
LOren's request for an annul-
ment Of her marriage to pro-
ducer Carlo Ponti Is that he
has bought o studio near Rome.
must spend time there and,
can't work with the fear OF
being arrested ON 0 bigamy
charge.
Director Henry King, lunch
ing at the Beverly Brown Derby.
told me he Is leaving for Europe
to find locations for the movie
version Of r. Scott Fitxgerald'a
''Tender Is the Night The
two top stars are definitely set
-ysnnieer Jones and Jason
ROhsrds. jr.
Now that Natalie Wood has
recovered from the virus that
hit her on arrival back from
New. York, she can attend tc
the ceiling In her bedroom. II
COLLAPSED while she and hus-
band Robert Wagner were away
This new house Is their pride
Evening star., 1961-02-10

who wants the 50 cent coin
eliminated a. impractical. The
coin, nevertheless will continue
to be minted. -. AdIai Steven
SON drafted Q major speech to
be delivered at the q. N. this
week. At her Stork Club
birthday party Sunday, Zsa Zsa
GabOr refused to state her age,
"on the grounds it might In
criminate my mother"
Jack Garfein, the director
flew to Paris last week. One of
the plane passengers was Sam
dor Vegh, the Hungarian vio-
linist. Garfein asked Il he had
any news about Hungary. Eyes, {"
said Vegh. They tell me there's
only one Communist In Hun
gary. but nobody dares tell you
who he Is"
Evening star., 1961-02-10

The first complaint received
by the new Treasurer Of the
United States came from Syl-
via Siegier, the ticket-broker,
Evening star., 1961-02-10
THE LYONS DEN
Gala Tope for Sale
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-The TV tape
Of the Inaugural Gala Is being
offered to sponsors for $500 900.
The problem Is to persuade q
buyer that sponsorship would
not denote political partisan
ship. Jim Hagerty, Eisen-
hower's press secretary. will
write q series for Look Maga-
zine. Roberta Peters, the
Met Opera star, viii work in
London this spring. She'll do
"Rigoletto" at Covent Garden.
and also star in the TV show,
"a Night at the Palladium"
Phil Silvers and his do Re
MI cast applauded the audi
ence last Saturday night. for
having braved the snowstorm
to come to the theater. =.
Judy Garland, now settled in
New York, has $3.50, 900 worth
Of concert bookings for the
next few months. :. On Sat-
urday night, while the police
were searching for Pat Lawford
to have her sign the complaint
in the robbery Of her jewels,
she was dining at lie Pavilion
with her sister and brother-in-
law, the Steve Smiths.
HAh
A Southern woman. probably
from Texas, Is President Ken
nedy's choice for the post Of
Public Housing Administrator
:, Lillian Hellman, whose
"Toys in the Attic" will cele-
brate its first years run this
month. has started teaching at
Harvard. !. During the snow
storm on Saturday. Gene Cav
allerO Of the Colony and Henri
SOule Of lie Pavilion served free
bottles Of champagne to all
the customers who made the
hazardous journey there.
The hospitalized Mrs. Win
Evening star., 1961-02-10

throp Aldrick missed seeing her
Scottie dog. Hospital reguIa-
tions prohibit dogs from being
brought in. Friends therefore
arranged q surprise. The Scot
tie was taken to Leonard's,
the Third avenue pie shop,
where an artist drew q sketch
Of the pet-and then the bak-
ers baked q reproduction on q
birthday cake.
eH
Kay Thompson. the night
club star and author Of ell
oise." who helped Roger Edens
produce the Inaugural Gala,
win form q partnership with
him in q TV production COM
pany. Brendan Behan's
touring play. "The Hostage, "
crossed more than $4,000 in
only one weeks run In Toronto.
Ernie Kovacs sold the mo-
vie rights to his novel. 'Zoo-
mar" for 100000. The film
win be made by Q new British
company, Yankee Produc-
tons"
George Jessel flew from Cal
ifornia last week end with q
25-year-old actress. Marjorie
May. II brought her to New
York." said JeSsel, because
she said she's never seen any
snow. Now she's seen enough
snow to last her for 200 years"
%M y .
The team Of notables sent to
the Far East by Robert Moses
In behalf Of the New York
Worlds Fair had to rearrange
its schedule. because their Loas
hotel was bombed out. Joe
Papp's Shakespeare Festival
win start its New York public
school tour with Romeo and
Juliet" ct Taft High School.
One thousand students will at
Evening star., 1961-02-10

and Joy, especially the bedroom
which Is about q city block big.
I had to smile upon reading
the news that Jack Lennon
was official for the lead with
Shirley MacLaine In Trina Ia
Douce." I was given the news
months ago and discussed it at
length with director Billy Wild
er last fall. With Shirley in the
movie, instead Of Elizabeth Tay-
IOr, I hope there win be some
songs and dances as in the play,
Milton Berle learned from
the sad experience Of the late
Paul Douglas, who starred on
stage in "A Hole in the Head
but was by-passed in favor OF
Frank Sinatra when the movie
was made. Uncle Miltie will
only star in 1.-THE Nose Of Jerry
Pepper" on Broadway.
. 4
It's true, Virginia, actors dc
believe their own publicity
George HamiltOn's rival fol-
Susan Kohner in "By Love Pos
|sessed." Rlan Garrick, is also
his rival for the affections OF
the brunette beauty in real life
But then ] always felt that
George and Susan were q pub
licity romance in the first and
second place.
Anne Bancroft, great star Of
THE Miracle Worker" " took her
small nephew to his first movie
the other matinee. Soon after
the picture started. the film
broke and the screen went
blank. Il know what's coming
now" the boy Whispered, "the
commercial"
40
Evening star., 1961-02-10
Cantor to Speak
On 'Chussidism'

A discussion Of the music oi
the Chassidic Jewish movement
win be held Sunday at $3.50
pm. at the Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV.
Rabbi Nathan BurStyn, q
cantor connected with the Ar
lington Heights and Fairfax
Jewish Center, will talk on
"Chassidism-Music Of Pathos
and JOY" as part Of the CEN
ter's celebration Of Jewish
music month.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

tend. :. Judy Garland Is learn
ing to speak with Q German
accent for her film. Judgment
ct Nuremberg"
The Coincide Francaise viii
open on Broadway shortly.
Robert HirSch, star Of the
troupe, was asked about forget
ting his lines onstage. He said:
Forgetting your lines in q
classical play. especially in
verse, Is awful. It's impossible
to improvise. The only solu-
ton Is to die on the spot. But
that's no good. because you
have to come back for your
bow"
Now that his El Morocco has
been launched. John PerOna
viii take Q long rest in the
other Morocco - Marrakech.
!. Gen. James Gavin's return
to Government service con-
firmed by his appointment to
Paris, was first printed here
two weeks ago. s. Rehearsals
for the new play, "Big Fish,
Little Fish," have had to be
postponed because director John
Gielgud Is snowbound in Cam
ada.
When julie Styne, the COM
poser was in Palm Beach he
delivered his do Re Mi" album
to the Kennedy home. Last
week he received q letter, on
White House stationery. But
it did not contain the acknowl-
edgement note he expected. It
was q note similar to one writ
ten to several other steady Gus.
tomers-fro mthe masseuse he's
been using for years. "I've been
busy here" wrote the masseuse,
"and I'll be back slapping you
soon."
4 Ah
The first complaint received
by the new Treasurer Of the
United States came from Syl-
via Siegier, the ticket broker,
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Home Fry Potatoes

Peeled, thin-sliced and happily seasoned. So
fresh-tasting you'd swear they saw the potato
patch only yesterday. All ready to simmer
and-fry e. crisp-on-the-outside, tender-on-
the-inside. Perfection! Try!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19

city Of striking beauty contrast and historic charm Syras
capital not only the Oldest inhabited city IN the
world, the oldest existing capital 80.
More years the cys foundations were lao
setting rugged natural grandeur the edge OF the syrian
desert beneath snow-capped AntiLebanon mountains
Damascus with lush orchards and magnhcent
gardens by the streams of the Baaoa RIVER IN viva
contrast to the barren desert which surrounds it.
Damascus the Of the famous conversion OF ST PAU
who from the Lord the road to the city
and blind for three days The s historic sites are
carefully preserved the Syrian Department OF Antiquities
Straight the House of Ananlas and the wall
which ST. Paul escaped.
The preservation historic shrnes and buildings only
part ambitious of conservation and develop
rnent now being municipal authorities in Damascus
section rising the present outskirts OF the CITY,
To the southwest modern apartments with large windows
and attractive being constructed part OF housing
program for gardens Fairgrounds and
northwest of Damascus the lower slopes
of Mount Qassioun traditional spot where Cain slew Abe
new municipal blocks of residential apartments will
be built.
Not long Syria achieved her independence visiting
delegate from UNESCO impressed with the amount OF
building rebuilding in the city that he remarked Damascus
the city the world but construction
continues present rate it will also become the most
modern"
Judging their remarkable during recent years.
the have reason to beheve
that this prophetic statement will soon become fact
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19
DIED
GILBERT T. GREEN

Gilbert T. Green, aged p. a for
mer resident Of this county. died
Sunday, January Is, in Greenwood
Del.
Born in Somerset county, Pa, he
was son of the late Thomas and
Mary Bowser Green.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Anna Miller Green: two sons, Ell
mer Green, Grantsville; Harold
Green, Bittinger: a daughter, Mrs.
Violet Schrock, Greenwood; four
brothers, Charles, Willis and Ed
Ward Green, all of Addison. Pa;
and David Green Sykesvil,e; three
sisters, Miss Susie Green, Addison;
Mrs. Laura Schlossnagle, Balti-
more; Miss Verda Green. Ligonier,
Pa; 16 grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday in Greenwood after which
the body was returned to Grants
Vile and taken to the Newman Fu-
neral home for a brief time. Serv-
ices followed in the Grantsville
cemetery with Rev. William Nc
Daniels officiating.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19
AURORA EGLON

Mrs. Emma Henline is i'll at the
home of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Odus Henline,
of the Accident community.
Pastor George Weirick has been
indisposed at his home at Aurora.
Hub SWartZentruber, GOrtner, Oak
land, filled the pulpit at the Au-
rora Lutheran church Sunday
morning.
Gilmour Fike, Eglon, accom-
panied by Mrs. John Shipe, Horse
Shoe Run, went Saturday after
noon to LenoX where Mrs. Gil
mour Fike is remaining in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Miller. Mrs. Miller remains
patient in the Preston Memorial
hospital and Mr.. Miller is an in
valid. Mrs. Shipe went. for visit
since she had remained in the
home a few weeks earlier in the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Fike, Gnegy
Church, is vacationing at points of
interest in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Wotring
Brookside, are spending this week
in Washington. They left home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Teets and
family, Horse Shoe Run, went
Sunday to Cresaptown where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Snyder
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Soldiers
Aurora, visited Sunday at the home
Of their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soldiers
Romney.
1Ir. and Mrs. Robert Rembold
and family Pittsburgh, spent the
weekend with relatives at Horse
Shoe Run.
Larry Knots, Bridgewater, Va,
spent a few days last week at
the home Of his grandfather, Ira
Harsh, and his mother, Mrs. Lii
lion Knots and daughters in Egg
Ion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19
Legislature
At A Glance

Tobacco-The House Ways and
Means Committee was told a pro-
posed .six-cent State tax on Gig
arets would benefit only Balti-
more City distributors at the eX-
pense of smokers, retailers and
Maryland tobacco growers.
Scholarships - Educators en-
dorsed a revision of Maryland's
college scholarship program at a
hearing before the Senate Finance
Committee on a bill to increase
tn number Of college grants by
1,412 and make them available for
tuition only
Civil War - The House joined
the Senate in accepting an invi-
tation from the Civil War Centen-
NAL Commission to meet in Fred
erick on Feb. Is, re-enacting its
deliberations there in 1861 at the
onset of the Civil War.
Bonus - A perennial $50 mil
lion veterans bonus was intro
duced by Sens. Harry T. Phoebus,
R-Somerset, and John L. Sanford
Jr., D-Worcester.
Teachers - The Maryland State
Teachers Association blasted an
agreement by legislative leaders
to support the S6.4 million in aid
to education recommended by the
James Committee and pledged an
about fight to gain a S13 million
teacher salary program.