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Tice Herd High In
DHIA Group No. l

Top herd in the Garrett County
D.HLA. No. /, Grantsvillc, FOR
October was that of Simon Tice,
it was announced by Roman l..
Yodcr, Supervisor
Simon Tice had p crossbreed
COWS that produced an average of
1l44 pounds of milk and 558 pounds
of fat.
Second high was Kenneth Yoder's
herd of % grade Holsteins pro-
ducing 11l2 pounds of milk and
442 pounds Of fat. Wilbur Beitzeis
herd of % grade Holsteins was
third with 1916 pounds Of milk
and 44.2 pounds of fat Fourth
high was that of Ivan j Miller with
10 grade Jerseys that produced 874
pounds OF milk and 431 pounds of
fat Simon Schrock's herd of %
grade Guernseys and crossbrced
that produced 1852 pounds OF milk
and 42.3 pounds OF fat, was fifth.
Top COW in the association was
Flash, crossbrced of Simon Ticc,
;hat produced 1910 pounds of milk
and Ill pounds of fat Second was
Quincy, also a crossbrecd of 81
mon Tice. with 2l6O pounds of
milk and 102 pounds of fat. JOY.
registered Holstcin of Kenneth Yo-
der, was third with 2O60 pounds of
milk and 81 pounds of fat Fourth
was Donna, grade Jersey of Ivan
j. Miller that produced 1880
pounds of milk and 90 pounds Of
fat Pony, crossbrced of Raymond
Schrock was fifth with 1880 pounds
of milk and 81 pounds of fat.
a.
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the Mississippi River now standing
from which lumber of this quality
and size could be produced. We
manufactured on that mill in eX-
cess of one hundred million board
feet of lumber The mill site was,
as perhaps many know, up the
Savage river, about four miles
from the big storage dam which
has since been built
Mr.. Bond is shown in the photo
graph, the second from the left
sitting between two of the work
men. Directly below him, wearing
the derby hat, is Oliver Haywood,
who was secretary Of the corpora
ton, and in the middle front, also
with a derby, is Steve Ashby, who
was assistant manager.
Mr.. Bond said he believed most
of the persons shown were native
Garrett countians. as it was com
pany policy to employ only local
WorkmCn.
At the present time, Mr. Bond,
who will be "a years of age next
month. is president OF Pcnnsyl-
vania Hotel, in St. Petersburg Fla.
and owns other properties in that
o;+.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16
116 Northern High
Students Placed On
1St Term Honor Roll

One hundred sixteen students at
Northern High school made the
first quarter honor roll, it was an
Eounccd yesterday by Robert Rode
HEAVIER principal. Five were listed
FOR having made all AS They were
Samuel Epstein and Helen Emory,
10th; Marjorie Keller and Linda
Beth Savage, 18th, and Janet HUFF,
18TH
on the honor roll arc those vino
made AS and BIS in ali subjects
There were % honor roll students
from the seventh grade. 10 from
the Sth grade. Is from the 9Th
grade, "A from the 10th grade, II
from the nth grade, and II from
the 18th grade. They were listed
as follows:
Seventh Grade
Mary Bennett. Brenda Evans.
Linda Friend, Nancy j Glotfc!ty,
Linda Kinsingcr Terry 10 Me
kenzic. Betty Lou Stanton. Linda
Wakefield, Joyce Rinker, Sharon
Ramp. Nancy L. Glotfclty, Joann
BroadWater, James Thomas Allen
Smith. Frederick Kolb, Charles
Dewitt, Carroll Hanft, Carl Har-
man. Ruth Brenneman, Carolyn
Carr. Marjorie Fratz. Rhonda
Friend, Donna Savage. Linda
Schlossnagle, Joyce Holiday, Mary
ShaWley, Geni TreXlcr, Margaret
Weimcf
Eighth Grade
Eden Georg, Judy CoddingtOn,
Joyce Dewitt. Bonnie Frickey,
Joyce Hartman. Ellen Miller, Sharyn
Weimer Vernon Reichenbecker.
William Kerns. Larry Bucket,
Charles Ross, Jerry Epstein, Win
ston Hershberger. Edward McClin-
took Barbara Braskey, Patricia
BroadWater, VandOra Yoder, Linda
SchrOyer.
Ninth Grade
Stanley Bcachy, Paul Hartman,
Thomas Patterson. Anita BishOff.
Elaine burst. Linda Margroff. Bon
ME Mosser, Clinton Mckenzie,
Mary Ellen Beachy, Helen Cod
dington, Connie Friend, Gail
Gcorg, Linda Hummel, Sandra
Schlossnagle, Wilma Snyder.
Tenth Grade
Henry Bcachley, James Braskcy,
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double mill at Bond. one of four
such mills which his company
operated at the time, producing
from Is to 20 car loads Of lumber
each day.
In addition to the Bond mills, he
recalled, there were at least a
dozen smaller ones, all producing
lumber from the original virgin
forest.
Il doubt Mr.. Bond writes, IF
there are any forest trees east Of
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Schedule Peace Corps Exam

The Peace Corps examinations
will be held in Cumberland Post
Office at $50 A. M, November %
and % for those in this area who
wish to apply, Postmastcrs of the
area we're informed this week.
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numbering Was Big
Business In 1905

LAUNDERING was big business in
Garrett county in 1905, when this
weeks old photograph was taken,
and few persons were more active
in the industry than N. L. Bond.
who furnished the picture.
Mr. Bond says the view is of
portion of the crew of the big
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L. S. corn crop estimate was in
creased to BE billion bushels.
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Here now is a full-size Dodge
that will out-scat, out-save
just about anything running on
gasoline. And it's priced down
the line with Ford and Chevrolet,
Dodge Dart An ActiOn-EcOn-
omy car that will accelerate 7
percent quicker than last years
comparable model and do it on
5 percent less gas. We don't
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X-15 rocket records 4,070 miles
per hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-16

tcenfinved from Psgs u
Vet besef BY financial difficulties veil racial in
olsssnce ~ pr cent Of ss Africans are happy with er
American edvessson sfc0gh fhey mink sssse o.
American social - pelities values
These made public Yesterday BY the Institute
81 Inesnssie~s Edvsson which sponsored survey ~ ~
1858 Africans svdyns here last spring 3e6 colleges end
university essspvsss total g. 1910 students answered
the survey.
Despite their problems fhe Africans God stu
DENTS msinsiains overall u minus Only
per REPORTED academic difficulties PER cent had On
a average. - per cent and - per cent c.
OF the total surveyed per cent declared that they
had undergone incidents Of Discrimination in this esvns
frequent Of complaint concerned restaurants
llS per followed BY social events ~ per cent? and
housing ~ per cent? Hotels and metes ~ per cent? and
public transportation ~ per cent? next.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-16
lbs EVACUATED. HUMAN CHAIN CON-
QUERS DENSE SMOKE"

fire kindIed by lighted cigarette took the lives Of
fifteen patients and hospital workers inferno Of
smoke swept upper stories Of Hartford hospital ihs
largest hospital in Connecticut.
Fireman, hospital personnel and police cropped hindy
through eighth twelfth floors Of the fhirssnstery
shewplscs a heroic attempt to keep ihs death toll from
climbing
THE FIRE. WHICH APPARENTLY STARTED WHEN
THE CIGARETTE WAS TOSSED IN A NINTH-FLooR
TRASH CHUTE. WAS BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL m
LESS THAN AN HOUR. BUT las PATIENTS - SOME
eED-RDpEN. SOME AMeuLAToRv - WERE EyAc-
uATED TO OTHER HOSPITALS. .r...
The patients led 10 safety nighimsrish
hsrred attendants bumped into another in frsn
tic effort 10 clear the corridors and make their way
elevators
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Premature Deaths

fcenfinved from Peg u
COO. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
'Dedws6ss Of IRepestRoj hftpesdaaes
IMPERATIVE OUT or me SATANIC. M.y'y%t-.
CAL. ANrLcHRiST -PsvctoeAvt>lc- ADAM
EVE MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS kNAves AND
FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - REPuoiATEp
BY THE c-t4-tL-p4-E-sS CHRIST JESUS tins WAY
THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE! - nv WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL We Do!
AL OF MANKllD's EMPLOYMENT:
Jesus my FATHERS BUSINESS" - SPIRIT
uAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD. The FLESH.
AND THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC AoAA%Eve
FRAUDS AND Myths - FORTUNATELY - ire
MAKING or CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
STUDENTS THINKERS LEADERS
ALL OTHERS ARE PRISONERS or THE DEVIL.
MORE OR LESS - 9o-YEAR PLUS. RIP VAN
Wrinkles - PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY.
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. NTELLicEhcEi
MODUS OPERAkDi - THE CHRISTINE UNDek-
STANDING OF SCIENTIFIC BEING AND DIVINE NEAL
ING INCLUDES PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND IDEA -
PERFECT GOD AND PERFECT MAN PERFECT UNI
VERSE; - AS THE BASIS or THOUGHT AND DEMON
sTRATIok" o. 49, Christian Science textbook
lexeerpfs from NY. Trib. ll-7s%lE"A woman isw-
yer collapsed in Bronx Supreme Court and died rec hours
later in Morrissnia Hospital She had Just begun her first
Supreme trial The lawyer Mrs Elizabeth Tucker
AZ "a widow with rine-yesr-od daughter ;.
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Economy
lconfinued from Page u

THE UNITED STATES TAX SYSTEM PENALTIES
GROWTH JAPAN THE UNITED KINGDOM. SWEDEN.
ITALY CANADA FRANCE. AND WESTERN GERMANY
PROVIDE a MORE LIBERAL WRiTE-oFF FOR TAX PuR-
POSES ON NEW INVESTMENT THAN DOES THE UNITED
STATES.
The hard facts are fhe times call for end TO
ne dream Of comfort economy The times require
hara~ork economy. energetic. productive more in
senious Of msnsseents and Just as energetic pro-
cvcfye, and ingenious workers
Only in this way and with program such this pro-
pounded by the President himself the kind Of
monte growth brought about which Mr.. Ball was talk
ing about in Paris
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Syphilis
Continued from Back Paee)

CONTINUED from Back Psee)
1T. ese.) - RAISES UP MAN FROM THE DUST
Of THE GROUND "NoThiNGNESS" THE FIRST
CHAPTER or GENESIS DECLARES THE ONE
GOD AND THE REAL MAN - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING - NEVER A SINNER - NOT
A HUMAN! AN ADAM EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS. kNAvE OR FOOL THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD Genesis l3l
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he THE
ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
~ THE c-H-LL.DL.E-S-s CHRIST JESUS u HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD IT WAS l-lsl VERY
GOOD!
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consinved from Back Pssel
AND HIS Externally. COMPLETELY POPULATED.
SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE! PEoPLED WITH HIS
OFFSPRING = YOUR TRUE BEING = SIN
LESS. MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. ApAMEvELEss
NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL.
CHRISTINE! - AUTHENTicATiNc FIRST CHAP
TER GENESIS BLUEPRINT GENESIS. PERFECT
CREATOR - AND THERE IS NONE oTHER - PER.
Feet CREATION. OFFSPRING UNIVERSE. v. ~
MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED NE THEM
NOT HuNANsl DEVILS ADAMS. EYES. MUIR
DERous GAINS. JuDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS! -
OF THE SATANIC. MYTHICAL. ~cHAsTLy
FARCE or MATERIAL $50 called EXISTENCE"
p. 272 GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK -
DESTINED TO INDICATE ABE LINCOLN QUOTING
SHAKESPEARE: THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE
FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE - AND LBERATE THE
SATAN BOUND" CHURCHES. CLERGY, CON-
cREcATioNs = ALL THE NoN-cHRIsT sciEN-
TIsTS - LEADERS. MASSES
GODS MALE AND FEMALE IN ONE =
JESUS MARvELous SO YEARS!
AND MORE THAN 20 or THE NEARLY
50 YEARS OF FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY - WOMAN
Revelation l7l,s - WoMANs MAN CHILD
THE MODERN KINGDOM OF CHRIST JESUS
20 YEARS. PLUS. RETURN! = FoREvERMoRE -
WITHOUT THE IMPEDiMENT or MARY's
FLESH - CHRIST WITH you AWAY DEMON
sTRATED ~ THE REVIVAL OF PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH IT'S LOST ELEMENT OF HEAL.
INC" BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS TO
TAKE AWAY THE SINS or THE WoRLDl - THE HEAL.
ING OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION OF THE
REAL - THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTHq - AuTHENTicATiNc GENESIS l:3:
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he THE
ONE REAL PARENT! CREATOR - HoNoRED
6Y THE c-HLL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST JEsus HAD
MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS I-Is-l VERY
Goods - AND
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THe DIVINE SCIENCE or THE SCRIPTURES -. MAR
TIE DEMONSTRATION or JESUS ..s
psd
slaAve FuN' : oevns DuPEs. SUCKERS
NcoHol. voeAeco. DRUG STORE
MGplcNso usERsi
veyuAs Or AseoAsGR& srvPGFlERs. SOOTHING
CHRIST JESUS: THE WAY or LIFE IS STRAIGHT
AND MARROW AND FEW THERE De THAT FIND
r@- THIS SIDE or socAlLeo DEATH - ADAM
EVE My-YH!
WHAT IS LIFE?
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 The MANIPULATION
or TIH.ouG-H.T! JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS"
sLucnArEy - WITH vNg AID o. eooS MAR
vrLous IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
SCIENCE or SCIENCES" or THE uNNERsEl
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH The WORLD. THE
FLESH. AND The DEWITT - GIGANTIC ADAM
EVE raAvps AND MYTHsI FORTUNATELY - THE
MAKING or cHRlsTLKE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
STUDENTS! THINKERS LEADERS, ALL OTHERS
ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRiPPLES |! AS
INDICATED RECENTLY m our BACK PACE ARTI.
Gle RELATIVE TO PRESIDENT kGNNEDr's
CABINET SECRETARIES CHOICE OF BOOKS.
NOT ONE or THOSE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIPPlEsl MENTIONED THE BIBLE AND GODS m
pIsPENsABLE GUARDIAN. LiseRAToR. OF
SATAN BOUND" CONVENTIONAL BIBLES!
THE IMPERATIVE SPIRITUAL REotRTH Jesus TO
Neodemus) IS ONLY A WHiTEWASH UNTIL SueMIs
SION. sELF-ExAMINATIoN, SPIRITUAL RE-
GENERATION VIA MY. GODS HEALER OF THE
NATIONS" THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK - EXPOSING THE DEVIL USING SCRIP
TuRE AS NEVER BEFORE ACHIEVED. HENCE.
THE SUPERIORITY OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEAL.
ING or INDIVIDUALS. NATIONS - REVELATION
OF THE REAL NEVER NEEDING HEALING
IN ALL ETERNITY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-16

AMONG YOUNG"
EXPERT BLAMES LACK OF
pApENrAl IAEiIiEAIrcs

CHICAGO.
For every two feeu-ssers infected with syphilis in
sss five were infected in 1850 Dr. Mary Ellen Goodman
OF the slpissrsiiy Of Houston said yesterday.
TINE RISING INCIDENCE or TEEN,AeE vp RE-
FtecrS AN INCREASE ~ PRoMlsCioUs SEX BEHAv-
loR AND THIS IN TURN REFlEcrs INADEQUATE
CHILD REARING" she told eonssrsnes sponsored Nv
me Chicago Board Of Health and other organizations
Ieen-sss idleness was blamed by Mrs. Goodman for
."e '"s'P rise IN me VD rate She cited study Of 800
tesnsss va clinic patients in New York where II WAS
fsund she said that than vesxhs Of the patients
nsa vsh idle time Also most indifferent to school,
she said.
Mrs. Goodman said the study also showed that "igner
s"es sno msnformsfion about and va are the rule
among the feen-sss w clinic patients"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-16
BLASTING THE DEVIL GIGANTIC


AND MYTH MAsoUERADlNc AS LORD
cODl - Genesis III. ETC. - RAISING UP SATAkS
PSEUDO MAN FROM THE DUST or THE
GROUND "k-o-T-H-N-G-N-E-SS'I
Part 4
DUPEs OF TREASON ASKING FOR DlsASTERs!-
THE SEx-ENSlAvED DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes,
MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS! SIN.
IGNORANCE. UNEMPLOYMENT.
cRlMINALiTy, DELINQUENCY. WARa THE
SATANIC MYTHICAL. CHASTITY FARCE or
MATERIAL lso-esIedl EXISTENCE! read entire
lower paragraph. p. IT, GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK. SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCULPTURES" - HIS ONLY
iNFALLIBLE MASTERPieCEl RiHlEi pAsToai
PROPHET! rcHRIST WITH you ALWAv9 LEADERS
PHYSICIAN! MEDIclNEl - GUARDIAN. liBeaA-
TOR, or OUR SENIOR. BASIC BIBLE, PASTOR, KING
JAMES PROTESTANT. AND ALL BIBLES
oRiEvous VICTIMS or SAUL or TARsus. ADAM
EVE TRANsLAroRs. TENS or THOUSANDS
or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ApULTERERS
AS PER p. I3s CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
BY MARY BAKER EDDY: THE DECISIONS ~ VOTE
or CHURCH COUNCILS As TO WHAT SHOULD AND
SHOULD NOT DC CONSIDERED HOLY WRIT; TkE MANI,
FEST MISTAKES NJ THE ANCIENT VERSIONS; The
THIRTY THOUSAND DIFFERENT READINGS M THE
OLD TESTAMENT. AND the THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND ~ The NEW,
THESE FACTS sHoW HOW A MORTAL AND MA
fERiAL SENSE sToLe INTO THE DIVINE RECORD
tceniinvsd ksxf colusua Tspj
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syphilis INCREASE CONTINUES IN US"

VA. ~~F~'"v6H@ w 0s%s
me sharp Increase Of syphilis In the " S. has con-
hooed during the first nine months o. n. Iex, s;se.l
Y'ss w'h i@o's cases reported duries shss period
The ssis~dns facts were vneovsrsd durino rscsnt
u Public hssFh Service study:
wore NE" have This vensresl dissass Than wsmsr.
There ere mere Syphilis sssss than ssnssrhss.
large cries in many seesvrssd Cor most % the
ms"e F'ss he'd Ne highest rsfs IN lsSo
- s"a aosh SEXES were iaeIuded IN We Increase.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
JENNINGS
Zion ULCW Meet

EiOti - ESW WGGl
The Lutheran Church in Chang
ing America" was the topic pre-
scented by Mrs Earl BuroW at the
regular meeting of the ULCW.
held al Zion church, Sunday after
noon
The devotional service was
opened by Mrs. Stanley Stanton,
followed with group singing and
prayer Topics discussed were,
"Nobility-Who, Where and Why"
by Mrs Audra burst Effects Of
mobility on the individual. the
family, society and the church. by
Mrs Clyde Smith Group discus
sion ON the topic Of how the church
must move with the people, as
people move to suburban districts.
The quarterly in-gathering of
the Thank Offering was observed
and a special offering was taken
for the Elsie Otto love gift. De-
votionS closed with ne Missionary
bcncdiction.
MIS-. Donald IIetrick gave re-
port on the book. Drum Call Of
Hope, by Gene Phillips Clemens.
The president, Mrs Audra burst,
was in charge Of the business scs-
sion. Mrs Joseph Rcsh and Mrs
Ernest HandWcrk VIII attend the
Synodical convention at Jacksons
Mill, from Monday through We'd
ncsday of this week.
Mrs. Stewart Stahl Will be
leader OF the topic, Void If De-
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COVE

Susan Marie Thomas, infant
dau htcr of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Thomas, was baptized on Sunday
ii oL johns German Lutheran
church. Sponsors were Mir. and
MIS- Paul kahl Baltimore
"Wednesday evening visitors OF
Ar and Mrs. sam Friend and
5-u- liter were Mr. and Mrs Mar
Ga Friend and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
BeusCt Sclbysport
Nil and Mrs. A. N. Ringer, Ac-
eidenC Herbert Ringer, Grants
Hlac. Charles Ringer and Mrs.
Harry Collier attended the funeral
of Victor Miller, at FrCdonia, Pa,
on Saturday.
Harry Hickman remains a pa
.ient at Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Oakland, where he under
went major operation last Fri
day, Those visiting him on Mon
dag we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hickman, Newark, O., and Mrs.
fairy Ilockman.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Resi- and daughters
were Mr. and Mrs William Hanft
Supper guests were Rev and Mrs
II. IT, Droutz and family.
The annual bake sale and ba-
zaar held by ST. Johns English
Lutheran Ladies Aid society. at
the home of Mrs. Vernon Reichcn-
bcchcr on Saturday evening, was
wei attended.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Harman we're Mr. and Mrs
Paul Kahl, Baltimore. Other Sun
day dinner guests we're Mr. and
Mrs Paul Thomas and family. AT
ternoon visitors we're Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bentz and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ringer and
family we're Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Lena Glotfclty and family,
Accident They we're evening Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ringer and Mr., and Mrs. Richard
Bernard and family.
Robert Smith left Sunday morn
ing to 90 to Fort Dix. n J.. where
he will be stationed with the
armed services. His wife is the
former Miss Mary Lou Butler
Sunday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Griffith and son
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tached," at the June meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hare and
children of Smithcn, Pa, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HandWcrk on
Sunday.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Meyers we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Stcryl Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs,
John Miller and Mrs William Bit
niger, Akron, O.; Mrs. Asa Glot-
felty. McIIenry; MIR and Mrs Har-
vcy Dcitle Mr. and Mrs Harry
NOmmer. Mr. and Mrs. DIN Mcy-
Crs, GrantsVillc MIR. and Mrs Har-
ry Bowers and family, BOynton,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bit
niger and son, Mr. and Mrs George
Bowers. and Florence burst
Mrs. Joseph Resi- spent Tuesday
with her brother, Hciskcll Swat
ger and family at Markleysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaiser an
nOunce the birth of a son in Ncy-
ersdalc Community hospital on
May ;. Mrs Kaiser was the for
mer Alice Bittingcr.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Ross. Ney-
orsdalc, Pa visited Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Resi- on Sunday afternoon.
Lee Meyers remains i'll at his
home here
Mr. and Mrs Garland burst and
family. Of Sugar Grove. W. Va. Wis
tied friends and relatives here over
the weekend.
MI. and Mrs Rodney Mckenzie
and children Frazpp Pidop Wis
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were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rich
ter and family, Harry Davis, Belle
Vernon, Pa and Mr. and Mrs,
Earl Gcorg and daughters. Addi-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Collier
we're Sunday evening visitors of
MI and Mrs. Carl Richter and
family, Grantsvillc.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Glass and
daughter were Sunday supper
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Glass Accident
Sunday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs Paul Thomas and family
were MI and Mrs Vernon Reich
Cnbcchcr and Hubert Thomas.
Monday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hockman and sons we're
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hickman,
Newark o.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hanft and
family were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors Of Mr. and Mrs. c. Ray
Friend and sons, Blooming Rose.
They were evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs Woodrow Friend and
family
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Richter we're Mrs.
Edith Butler and Mrs. Robert
Smith Afternoon and supper
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Clar-
cncc Richter and family and Har-
ny Davis. Belle Vernon, Pa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Richter and
family. GrantSNillc
Sunday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Collier we're MIR. and
Mrs. Kelly Upole and son, of Ac-
cident, and Mr. and Mrs Forrest
Beachy, Grantsville.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Reichenbechcr
and sons we're Mrs. Bert Griffith,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hetz and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Glass.
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McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rode
HEAVIER visited Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Dewitt, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rode
HEAVIER and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Mason Rodchcavcr and two
sons visited Mrs. Oscar Uphold
and family at White Rock, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r Savage spent
the weekend with Mrs. Troy Rode
HEAVIER at KingWood Misses Ma
omi, Linda and Denise visited
Mrs. Rodcheaver, Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Carr and fami-
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Rodehcavcr Sunday evening.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. |. Wright we're Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Savage and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Wright Genie and Valerie.
all Of Cumberland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman RodcheaVcr.
Miss Jcanic Price, of McKccs-
port, visited Miss Linda Savage
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Johnson and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
GoldStein Explains
Changes In Sales,
Cigaret Tax Laws

Changes in the Maryland Sales
Tax and Cigarct tax laws, which
will soon become effective in
Maryland were explained by Comp
trollcr Louis L. Goldstcin
The law provides that as Of June
1, the starting point for the inn
position Of the retail sales tax
will be lowered to twenty-five
cents ON all non-food items. and
that a tax be imposed on rcs,au-
rant meals and carry-out foods, be
ginning at one dollar
TaNablc food items are not to
be combined with taxable non
food items until the charges for
the food items reach one dollar
Carry-out food items the cost of
which is 81 or more, are taxable
if they are ready to eat and if
they are not normal grocery items
Any foods which must be cooked
or thawcd by the purchaser arc
exempt
Bakery and dairy items are
exempt except ice cream when
sold in containers or less than one
pint
Sales of meals and food by
churches, religious organizations
and schools are exempt from the
tax. All other traternaL patriotic,
and service organizations must col
lect the sales tax on sales OF
meals including affairs such as
oyster supperS. bull roastS' crab
teaSts' etc" when the cost Is 81 or
more.
Every person registered with the
Retail Sales Tax division viii re-
cciNc an explanation OF the
changes list OF taxable and non
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