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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

as state chaplain and three
times as national chaplain.
FOR THE PAST DECADE
he has had a column in the
Ohio Elks Newsette, and in
the Ohio Legion News. He is
presently on the religious
emphasis committee of the
American Legion as well as
in his 18th year as part-time
chaplain of the Cleveland
Browns professional football
team.
Father Connolly was a chap
lain for four years with the
US. Army during World War
II with the rank of major.
He has been pastor of the
Washington Court House pa
IRISH since July, 1852.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

FOR FATHER CONNOLLY,
who is a member of Lancaster
Council 1016 and of the Bish-
OPP Fenwick Assembly Fourth
Degree, the new honor is a
natural.
He now has the distinction
of having been state chaplain
of every organization to
which he belongs, The Amer
lean Legion, Catholic War
Veterans, the 40 ct 8, the
training school chaplains and
the Elks Lodge.
Last April he was named
Chaplain Emeritus of the
Elks after serving 10 times
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
Set NOvena
AT Carmel

The Carmelite Monastery,
2065 Barton Place, will have
its annual Novena in honor of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
from July 8 to July 18th, in
elusive.
The novena services will be
conducted by Father John
Clark, a Discalced Carmelite
Friar from Holy Hill, Wiscon-
sin.
If attendance is impossible,
noyena petitions may be sent
to the Monastery. Novena
services will be at 7:30 pm.
each evening in public chapel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
FIR. Leblanc.
Celebrant

Father Arthur Leblanc, as
sociate director of Ohio State
University's Newman Hall
will be celebrant at the tele-
vised dialogue Mass, 10 am,
Sunday, L w Students and
faculty from Ohio State will
make up the studio congrega-
ton.
FIR. Hugh Murphy is pro-
ducer of the program for the
Diocesan Council of Catholic
MeIY
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
SEE POPE

VATICAN CITY (Radio,
NC) - Pope John XIII has
received in audience Bishop
Richard H. Alderman, C.S.
Sp., of Covington, KY, and
Auxiliary Bishop James Viii
liam Malone of Youngstown,
Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
IT'S A NATURAL:
IT'S A NATURAL: e.
Name FIR. Connolly
To State KC Post

Father Richard Connolly, pastor of Washington
Court House st. Colman parish, has been named State
Chaplain of the Knights of Columbus.
Thomas Dowd, newly elected State Deputy from
Kenton, made the announcement this week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
NO MIDDLE OF ROAD:
NO MIDDLE OF ROAD:
Must Know LA.
Politics To Help

MINNEAPOLIS - To aid the Church in Latin
America us. Catholics must understand the reform
oriented political climate there, according to a spe-
cialiSt in Latin affairs.
Father John j. C%onsidine, MN, director of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07


There are 240 students at
the parish school," the lay
missionary pointed out, "but
only go of them are Catho-
lies"
UNDER THE EXTENSION
plan," says Monsignor James
Kulp, Diocesan director of
Missions, Mary Dolores will
receive her room and board
plus a small stipend.
A widow, Mrs. Gadpaille,
has been keeping house for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

If you are interested in
either Of the PapaI voIvn.
feer programs, Extension
for Home missions or
Pavla for Latin America,
you can learn more about
them by contracting Msgr.
James w. KUlp or Father
Robert Reilly, 1909 Haw.
fhorne Ave., CA. 4-356e
or CT. 3.e503.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Civil War Issue
Glades Star Mailed

A greatly enlarged edition of
The Glades Star, a civil war CEN
t9nnial issue, published by the
Garrett County Historical society,
is now off the press and has been
mailed to members.
The issue is three times normal
size and has forty-eight pages.
Usually 1000 copies are printed
but this time an additional 500
copies were printed to give other
persons, not members of the So
ciety, the opportunity to obtain
copies.
The lead article is Garrett
County and the Civil War" by
Ross burst, followed by articles by
the late Capt. Charles E. Hoyc,
Lenora w. Wood, Marion B. Lcary,
f r. O'Donnell, Felix G. Robin
son, Ruth and Iret Ashby, Patience
w. Grant, w. w Price, Dennis T.
Rashe There is a roster of all
Civil War veterans known to have
participated and a number Of civil
war photographs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Local Music Store
Entered Last Night

The Michael Music store was en-
tered last night about $50 but APP
parently nothing was taken because
a series of circumstances brought
officers to the scene in matter
of minutes.
Mrs. Gerald Minnich observed
person breaking a side window of
the building and spread the alarm
to the hospital radio. Percy Law
ton night police was on hand inn
checking front and rear
of the building and Sheriff James
E Frantz, Deputy Wayne Wilt, and
Police Chief Henry Arnold APP
peared also The rear door was
open and it was assumed the thief
spotted the officers and had fled.
j. w. Glotfelty suggested the thief
might have taken the Wilson creek
tunnel" so he and Arnold volun-
teered to don hip boots and search
the area. This was Glotfeltys I'M
doing as he went in the water to
his neck when he stepped in a
hole And there was no sign of the
culprit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Ground Is Broken
At Deer Park For
Episcopal Edifice

Fifty to seventy-five people were
present last Sunday afternoon for
the mountaineering ceremony for
the new Episcopal parish house at
Deer Park.
Handling the shovel operations
was the Ri. Rev Noble c. Powell,
DID, bishop of Maryland.
Participating in the ceremony
were the Rev. Thomas p Staup,
vicar of the Diocesan Missions;
Mrs. Cora Bell Marley and Mrs.
Earl Hinebaugh, ST., two of the
oldest members of the congrega-
ton. and others. Members of the
Advisory board of the Mission
marked the building bounds, and
Mrs. Marley and Mrs. limbaugh
turned the first earth over the
spot where the altar of the chapel
will stand Other members took
turns at turning the ground.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Youth Gets 2 Years
On Murder Charge

Prison sentences we're given
three Fort Bragg, N. c., soldiers,
one of them an Oakland youth,
last week in Fayetteville, N. c.,
when they we're found guilty Of
the second degree murder of a
paratroOper.
The county defendant, Lindsay A..
Lewis, IS, was given two years
in prison, while his companion,
James A. Allen, Atlanta, Ga. re-
ceivcd similar term A third
youth, Ricardo Resendez, Los
Angeles, was given from 20 to
80 years.
A superior court jury in Faycttc-
vile, dcliberatcd a little more
than an hour before returning its
verdict.
The victim was paratrOoper Glen
Martin, %. He was fatally stabbed
and his body found near an apart
mcnt last June /. Officers said
Martin had been fighting with a
group of soldiers shortly before
his death.
Resendcz, Allen and Lewis had
pleaded innocent The state Of
fered as evidence written state
ments it said the three gave short
ly after the Staying in which they
admitted completely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Mt. Lake to Elect
Mayor, Councilmen

Mt. Lake Park will conduct its
annual election on Tuesday, July
II, with a mayor and three coun-
cilmen to be elected. There is
competition only for the council
positions, with four candidates
having filed. Robert B. Sincell,
present member Of the city coun-
ell. was the only one filing for
mayor, to succeed c. c. Mason,
whose term expired and who did
not file for reelection.
Council candidates are W. w.
Price, Earl Sebold, Glenn Simp-
son and Raymond WEIGH. Simpson
and WEIGH are presently serving
on the council but their terms eX-
pire along with Alfred Calhoun.
The latter was not candidate for
reelection.
Polls will be open at l o'clock
and will remain open until 7
o'clock, it was announced by city
officials.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
On Approval Is End
Playhouse Offering

Mary Ann Craig will be seen as
d wealthy widow and Alan Mar
shall will be seen as the needy
young man she takes with her to
Scotland for an ION APPROVAL
holiday in the Garrett County
Playhousc's forthcoming presen-
tation of the play called ION APP
prevail"
This, the New York and London
comedy hit, by Frederick Lonsdale
which will open at the summer
theatre at the former Arden Boat
club at McHenry on Tuesday, July
IL, and continue for five perform
ances through Saturday, July Is.
Though her sutton processes that
he has loved her for twenty years,
the widow in "On Approval prom
ises to marry him only if she
finds him "A pleasant person to
live with" at the conclusion of a
well chapcroned months stay in
her country house.
The holiday is complicated by
the presence of a selfish fortune
hunting Duke, to be played by
Neil Flanagan, and young heir
ess in pursuit of him, to be acted
by Nancy GOttburg
Described by the New York
World as $50" minutes of assured
and unbroken merriment' when
the comedy opened its Broadway
lun, the play is considered one of
the most popular ones from the
pen of Lonsdale.
The presentation will be di-
rccted by Tom Calkins.
The theatre opened its seventh
season last evening with the pres
entation of The Voice of the
Turtle" and this will continue for
the balance of the week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
R. T. Thayer Resigns
Forestry Position

r. Thomas Thayer, district for
ester for the Department of For
ests and Parks, has rendered his
resignation to H. c. Buckingham,
state forester, to become effective
the first of August
Thyer had been with the De
partment ever since his gradual
ton from the School of Forestry,
West Virginia university, in June,
1850, and had been district for
ester since April, 1860, succeeding
William II. Johnson, who moved
up to the state office.
Thaycr's first job with the de-
partmcnt was a forest guard which
he held until January, 1851, when
he became assistant district for
ester and transferred to Carroll
county. After a year there he re-
turned to this county in January,
1852 and was placed in charge Of
private land management. For the
past three years his particular job
has been in water shed work.
In a letter to Mr.. Thayer Buck
ingham said he received the resig-
nation with regret as he had
hoped that problems of forest adj
ministration for the eastern part
of the state had been solved for
number of years. MIR. Thayer
said he felt it was for the best
interests of himself and the for
estry department to enter private
business. He said he was not quite
sure yet about his field of en-
deavor.
Mr.. Thayer has a home on Golf
course road where he resides with
his wife and family He plans to
remain in this county.
No successor to Mr.. Thaycr has
been named as yet by Mr.. Buck
ingham.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Older Youth Camp
Set For July 80

Four-H boys and girls from Gar
rett, Allegany and Washington
counties will be attending Tri-
County Older Youth Weekend
camp at the Western Maryland All
Center July 80 The tri-county
camp is designed to provide leader
ship training and fellowship for a.
II youth Ia or older This years
camp theme will be Launching
Your Life Through All Citizen
ship"
The program will include group
discussions on citizenship topics
and a report by a Maryland Inter-
national Farm Youth EXchangee
lust returned from Pakistan. Other
social and recreational activities
are also planned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Three Area Men Get
1S-MOnth Sentences

Three area men were sentenced
last week to IS months each in the
Maryland House of Correction for
their part in two breaking and
cnterings in this county.
Associate Judge Neil c. Fraley
sentenced the trio during hearings
in the circuit court
The three, Donald Eugene
House, 20, Gilmore; Frank Henry
Brown, %, and James D. SWindell,
%, both Meyersdale, Pa, were
tried on two separate charges of
breaking and entering.
After finding the trio guilty of
the charges, Judge Fraley ordered
them committed to the MaryIan'
House of Correction for 10 month";
on each charge, with the sentences
to run concurrently. They were
taken to the institution by Sheriff
James E. Frantz.
Tic. Milton G. Hart, criminal in
vestigator for Maryland State
Police, and Trooper r. B. Cave
arrested the trio June 8 for break
ing and entering the Mt. Top
Service station and Mt Top Res
taurant, west of Grantsville, on the
night of June 5.
The establishments, located in
the same building but operated
separately, we're ransacked with a
total of S7531 being taken from
soft drink and pinball machines.
During testimony it was revealed
that the youths repeatedly drove
to North Carolina following the
robbery and were enroute to Bal
timore when they were picked up
for investigation during a routine
road check.
Baltimore authorities alerted
area state police because of the
items the young men had in their
possession. Tic. Hart and Trooper
Cave said during questioning they
admitted the Garrett county en-
tries and also to three similar
cases in Somerset county, Pa.
Authorities from Pennsylvania
have placed detainer warrants
against the trio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
New Mail Route
Effective On Monday

The new mail route to speed de-
livery service in the county will
begin next Monday, July 10, it
was announced yesterday by DON
aid NJ. Browning, Oakland post
master.
The contract was awarded re-
Gently to James Cover, of Friends
vile, for S2,3562O annually, The
service is designed to give addi-
tional service for residents of
Oakland, Friendsvillc, Accident,
McHcnry and nearby areas.
The new star route service COM
parcs to services presently being
rendered but which will double
the deliveries at the towns men
toned every day.
The route will be follows: from
Oakland via u. S. to Mayhem Inn
road, over Mayhem Inn road TO
Waters residence, or of a mile
and retrace, McHenry, junction
Sang Run road and U. S. PIG to
Marsh Hill road, over Marsh Hill
road to loop turn around, 10 mile
and retrace. then via u. S 2l9 to
Accident; returning directly by
McHenry to Oakland, equal to 2l.9
miles and back six times a week
No service will be given on holi-
days.
The contractor will perform box
service to patrons and perform all
other related duties. The schedule
is to leave Oakland at $50 a. m.
and arrive at Accident within two
hours: leave Accident at Has a.
m. and arrive at Oakland within
one hour
At the present time the star
route carrier leaves the Oakland
post office at 7:30 a. m. for Acct
dent and Friendsvillc and returns
10 the Oakland office between 4:3O
and 4.45 At present the carrier
misses the truck mail that arrives
at Oakland from Keyscr around
$50 With the extra carrier this
will now be delivered 10 Friends
Vile and Accident one day earlier.
The extra carrier also makes it pos
sible to receive mail from that
area at Oakland two times per day
instead of the one.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Several Injured
In Series of Wrecks

Several persons were injured,
none seriously in five accidents OF
minor proportions over the July
holiday weekend.
Ten persons were injured early
Monday morning when the sta
ton wagon in which they were
travelling was hit by tractor
trailer on U. S. route 40, four miles
east of Hopwood, Pa. The only
local person involved in this one
was Edison burst, As, of Accident,
driver of the tractor trailer.
The station wagon was struck
about 4:30 a. m. when the driver,
Vincent Hull, AZ, of Chester, Conn,
tried to make a left hand turn
from the right hand lane.
The station wagon had slowed
down and the tractor trailer be-
gan to pass in the left lane and
hit the turning car, police said.
In UniontoWn hospital are Mr.
Hull, with fractured leg; his wife,
Anna Louise, SO, cuts and abra-
sions; Cynthia Hull, two, abra-
sions of the face; Vincent Hull
Jr., abrasions of the back; James
Hull, 10, multiple cuts and a
broken shoulder.
Mrs. Wanda Hull Brooks, II,
bruises of the body; Theresa
Brooks, six months, undetermined
injuries; Louise Hull, one, cuts of
the head and face; and Wayne
Brooks, IS, bruises of the body.
The station wagon was travelling
from Connecticut to Oklahoma.
Mr.. burst was travelling from
Maryland to UniontoWn..
Two on Route 1875
There we're two collisions on
route 1876, Monday, one at the in
tersection of U. S 219, and one at
the intersection of old 219, near the
Weber property.
In the latter the two cars in
volved we're driven by Mrs. Harry
Cannon and Mrs. Elwood Bray.
Mrs. Cannon was charged with
failing to grant right of way. One
lady and a Cannon youngster were
Continued on Page Four
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Hearing Is Faulty

Grandmother has faulty hearing,
apparently. Mrs. John Beeman of
near Deer Park notified authori-
ties last Friday evening that she
heard her granddaughter, Nancy
Ringer, 10, scream for help as she
passed her home in an automobile
headed for Oakland.
Wayne Wilt, deputy sheriff, and
city policeman Percy Lawton sta
toned themselves at the corner of
Oak and Third streets, and for
over half an hour stopped all cars
coming from that direction.
When nothing unusual was dis
covered Wilt went to Mrs. Bee
mans home and there he found
Nancy, who had arrived home
shortly after the alarm had been
broadcast
Said Mrs. Beeman Il thought
Nancy had screamed Help, Grand
ma but she had simply hollered
Hello. Grandma"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Girl Lost For 3
Hours, Is Back Home

Fourteen-year-old Joyce Shaffer,
who lives in the Freeport-Corinth
area, wandered from her home on
July 4 and she wasn't found until
after 23-hour search by more than
60 men. The search was compli-
Gated by the fact that Joyce is a
deaf mute.
Preston County Sheriff Ralph
Brown reported this morning that
men in a helicopter, men on horse
back and on foot secured the rough
terrain Tuesday night and We'd
nesday before finding the girl in
a thicket nor more than "a of a
mile from her home.
Her brother who was among the
searchers, was the one who found
her Sheriff Brown said she was
quite beWildered when found The
National Guard as we'll as $50 men
at Camp Dawson had been alerted
to Join in the search but we're not
needed when the girl was located
about p. m. yesterday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Taxi Driver Missing
Several Weeks Gives
Self Up Yesterday

Chester Sines, Oakland taxi
driver, voluntarily gave himself up
to authorities yesterday, in an at
tempt to clear away the clouds
that a check-writing spree had
gathered around him. Chester had
spent the past few weeks in Ari-
IONA, working on a farm.
He disappeared late in May after
writing ten worthless checks
amounting to $318.93 and cashing
them among the business men of
the community. He was charged
with obtaining money under false
prctense.
The charges were preferred by
Don E. Helbig of Helbig and Sears,
jewelers.; Dolores Murphy, agent
for Englander Pharmacy; Robert
F. Proudfoot, Oakland Pharmacy;
Reaford Purbaugh, Western Auto;
Eugene Nordeck, for HIP Stores;
Irwin r. Rudy, Jr., for Rudy depart
ment store; Thomas d. Browning
for Browning, Inc; Carroll E. Mil
Ter for Mt Top Tire; Kenneth Jones
for j. w. Jackson company, and
B. w. Unger for A. and P. COM
pany.
He sought counsel in the person
of E. Ray Jones, local attorney, and
was held under $500 bond for his
appearance this morning at 10
o'clock before Trial Magistrate
Robert M. Maroney. SineS pleaded
guilty to the charges.
Magistrate Maroney fined him
500 and sentenced him to six
months in the House of Correc-
ton. He suspended the prison term
upon condition he make complete
restitution, which he agreed to do.
If he fails to pays the 500 fine he
also will be sentenced to 80 days
in Jail.
When the warrants were issued
last month another charge of de-
sertion and non-support also was
sworn out by his wife Magistrate
Maroncy said this charge was be-
ing held up Tor the time being.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-06
Church Dedication
Planned Sunday
At Deep Creek
Baptist Church Has Been
Under Construction
Since 1858

The Deep Creek Baptist Church
will be dedicated with special
services on Sunday, July 8. The
church was completed this year
after being under construction
since 1855, and the first service
was held in the sanctuary on June
4.
The Rev. John NJ. Tubbs, Balti-
more, secretary of Sunday School
and Church Buildings for the
Maryland Baptist convention, will
preach the dedicatory sermon at
the morning service The junior
and Intermediate choirs will sing
the anthem, Rejoice and pri-
mary and junior choirs will sing
Praise and Worship Mrs. Alvin
Friend will sing musical mes
sage of dedication which was writ
ten for the the occasion by Mill
burn Mann, of Oakland Mrs. Rob-
ert Harvey will be organist
Congregational singing will be
led by George Edgar, Sunday
School superintendent and build
ing contractor. DR.. Charles P.
Anderson, pastor, will lead the
Litany of Dedication at the after
noon session and the Rev. Ran
dolph Kcefe, moderator of the
Western District association, will
lead the prayer of dedication.
Youth choirS and William Lauden-
bach will present appropriate
music for the afternoon session.
Oral and written messages from
former pastors and friends will be
given. A special feature of the
afternoon session will be film,
THE Building Program" showing
in color pictures a review of scenes
in the building progress from the
final service in the old church
building up to the present time.
The musical and speaking nara
tive has been synchronized with
the film. In addition to the actual
construction of the church there
will be scenes showing the cree
ton of the tent in which worship
services we're held during the sum-
mer and fall of 1858. Also there
will be scenes of the open air
services, homecoming Sundays,
baptismal services and other oc-
casions The review will conclude
with scenes of the first weddings
held in the new sanctuary, the
vacation Bible school, and piano.
ramic view of the complete edi-
flee and its surroundings.