The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-01
Ten More Persons
File For Office;
Total Is Now az
At Least Fifteen Or Twenty
More Expected Before
March 5 Deudline


ranks of candidates during the week
to raise the total at the present
time to AZ who will seek office in
the primary election on May Is
Entering the race this week were
three aspirants for House of Dele
gates, two for County Commission
er, one for treasurer, one for regis
ter of wills, and four for members
of the Democratic State Central
Committee. There are now ten as
pirants for member of the Demo-
cratic State Central committee and
six are to be selected at the pri-
mary voting
The deadline for filing is next
Monday night, March 5. at midnight,
and it was predicted that at least
fifteen or twenty additional per-
sons would appear at the Board Of
Supervisors of Elections prior to
that time for the purpose of enter
ing their names as candidates.
Miss Julia Rowan, chief registrar,
said candidates must present them
selves in person to fill out the
necessary papers for filing. She
pointed out it could not be done
by mail or through another person.
For House of Delegates
Throo ,Norcapc orpotpooI
week for House of Delegates, one
on the Democratic ticket and two
on the Republican ticket. Leslie f.
Savage, Friendsville present men,
Der, has filed for denomination on
the Democratic ticket Mr.. Savage
was elected in 1858 during a Demo-
cratic landslide and is now seeking
a second term.
The two Republicans are Dwight
A. Barrick and Mrs. Martha l. Glot-
felty. Barrick. from Kitzmiller,
election district IS, was a candidate
four years ago and was defeated by
a small margin He was fourth with
three being nominated.
Mrs Glotfelty. wife of Kermit
Glotfelty, former House member,
has served as president of the
Homemaker council, Associated
Women of the Farm Bureau, and
county council of parents and teach
o,r Che hoe oce;r4OJ -, Do1 Croc..
drives. She helped to reorganize
the Republican Women's club and
was its first president She is
Sunday School teacher and organ
list in Emmanuel Lutheran church
at Bittinger, is member of the
FFBL council and at present is
president of the county hospital
auxiliary.
Listed for County Commissioner
this week are two, Harold Henry
Upole, Deer Park. on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and Wilbur A. Hine.
baugh. Friendsville. on the Rcpub-
lican ticket. Mr. Upolc is a World
War veteran and would represent
commissioner district l if nominated
and elected limbaugh would rep
resent commissioner district 2 He
has been engaged in farming for
number of years, is a member Of
the WoodmCn of the World the
Farm Bureau. and the Church of
God He has been a Republican all
his life and in the primary cleo
ton four years lost the nomination
for commissioner by small mar
gin.
Carl w. Frazee, Oakland, an
nounced for treasurer yesterday
and will oppose Joseph H. WEIGH,
incumbent, for the nomination on
the Republican ticket. Mr.. FraZec,
district T. is a native of this county
and has been a farmer for num-
Der of years He served on the Re-
publican committee during the Har-
~ Nice administration. He was in
charge of the farm census in 1854
and 1859 and in 1860 he was in
charge of the housing and popula-
ton census He was commended by
his superiors for doing a good job.
Also filing this week we're Mrs.
Fannie Pearl DcWalt Sullivan, of
Mt Lake Park. as candidate for
Register of Wills, on the Democratic
ticket: Edward Madigan, present
Democratic committeeman, of Deer
Park, filing for the same post. Mrs.
Sullivan was formerly a resident Of
Kitzmiller and is at present book
keeper for the Oakland Lumber
company.
Three more filed for Democratic
committee, bringing the total APP
plicants for this office to ten Thcv
were Edward Grove, incumbent,
Avilton; Eugene NJ Coddington,
Friendsvillc; and Guy William
Hincbaugh, Oakland. Six are to be
elected.