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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Matthias Begins
Intensive Drive
For Reelection
Sixth District Congressman
Will Arrive Tonight For
Tour Of County Friday

Congressman Charles McC. Ma
thias, Jr., who had TO remain in
Washington overly long because of
the lengthy session of Congress, is
beginning a whirlWind campaign
that is calculated to carry him into
every section of the Sixth district,
in his campaign for reelection.
Mr.. Matthias will be in Cumber-
land Wednesday night and will re-
main there during the day. He will
come to Oakland Thursday night
and plans to spend a good part
of Friday in the county, but will
have to leave sometime in the
afternoon in order to be on hand
for a television session in Washing
ton Friday night.
Mr.. Matthias was unable to be
present during the Republican beef
barbecue a few weeks ago, but his
wife was here and campaigned
vigorously in his behaie.
Congressman Matthias said he al
SO planned to return to Garrett
county an additional time prior to
the November election.
Newton Steers, Republican can
didate for Congressman at large,
also planned to be in the county
over the weekend.
COP Rallies Planned
The Republican State Central
Committee, headed by Harry P.
Collier, has arranged a series of
Republican rallies where the vot-
ers may congregate and meet the
Republican candidates. All meet
ingS will begin at 7:3O o'clock.
There is one scheduled for South
ern High school, Oakland, on Tues
day evening, October %.
Another one is set for Thursday
evening, October 25, at Kitzmiller,
in conjunction with meeting OF
the Republican WOmen's club.
The Republican Women's meet
ing in Kitzmiller will be at the
fire hall at s o'clock. A meet your
candidates program will be fea-
cred. Officers of the club will be
elected. Members of the Republic
can State Central committee will
assist in the program Refresh
ments will be served
A rally is set for route 40 school
on Friday evening, October 26, an
other one at Bloomington for Tues
day, October so; and the final rally
at Friendsville on Friday, Novem-
Der 2
Mr.. Collier said the committee
was stressing a straight Republican
ticket this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Fair Workers Given
Appreciation Dinner

Department superintendent of
the Garrett County fair were given
an appreciation dinner at Edge O.
Lake restaurant, Deep Greek
Lake last Friday evening Also at
tending were members of the
Board of Directors and their wives,
and other fair officials. Some 107
in all attended.
DR.. James r. Ferguson, animal
husbandry specialist, University of
Maryland Extension service, spoke
to the group on the Dangers of
the Modern Trend toward Mass
Conformity in Government. Social
Life, Education and Business. DR..
Ferguson expressed the need of
Americans with the pioneering
spirit who we're willing to sacrifice
for ideas. He was introduced by
James McHenry, county agent.
Nelson Phelps, executive secrc-
tary of the Maryland State Fair
Board, complimcnted the group on
the growth of the fair and what
people had to look forward to in
the future. He emphasized keep
ing activities on local level H.
C. Gortner. president, presided
and expressed appreciation to all
the volunteer workers. Officers al
so gave brief statements of APP
probation.
Other features of the program
were in charge of Mrs. Gerald
Glotfelty and included group sing
ing and a number of skits. Par
ticipating we're Charles Wilt, Kathy
Haenftling, Mrs. d. w. Klotz, Mrs
Robert L. Glotfelty, Mrs. Orval c..
Glotfelty, Mrs. John Menges. Mrs.
John Brenneman and Mrs. Ross
Grove.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Matthias Hits JFK
Attack ON Record

Rep. Charles Nice Matthias, Jr
took the floor of the House of
Representatives last Thursday to
defend his record from an attack
by President Kennedy.
Mr.. Matthias said he supported
six of seven bills the President
praised as positive and progress
sive accomplishments" of the 87th
Congress, and yet Mr. Kennedy
called Rep. Matthias voting record
negative"
The President said mo Congress
in our time-and the records prove
it has had a more exceptional
two years of positive and progress
sivc accomplishment"
Mr.. Matthias said CAS- proof OF
this statement he Cthe President
cited seven acts of this Congress
the Trade Bill, Area Redevelop.
ment, ManpoWer Retaining. De.
Tense Appropriations, the Space
Program, Drug Laws and Minimum
Wage-each of which received
bipartisan support.
He then called for my defeat
based on a" negative record.
The record shows that l sup
ported six of the seven bills men
toned by the President. How car
they be called positive and negative
in the same breath?
81 excuse the President of trying
to mislead the people of Maryland
l suspect he was provided a poll
teal text drafted by hObgoblir
instead of a ghost.
AT the same time. since the
question has been raised, | want tC
stand here, Mr.. Speaker, in the
presence of my colleagues who
we're witnesses to my votes, and re
move any doubts on the score OF
my position, and in the presence
of our Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives, whose official records
of the House show how | voted.
From time to time, during this
Congress the President called fol
bipartisan support. He received
help from the Republican side in
many cases, and without it there
would be little in the record of this
Congress to be praised as positive
and progressive accomplishments.
Having given such support when
thought it was mcrited, l con-
slider it an injustice to be called
negative
Such a response from Mr.. Ken
nedy is untrue, ungenerous and
lacking in the spirit of equity that
the American people expect Of
their Presidents"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Deer Park Firemen
Called Three Times

Deer Park fircmen we're called
three times during the week.
The call last Wednesday was to
the home of Ben Sweitzer, near
Swanton, as the result of a grass
fire. Flames we're out on arrival.
Saturday they were called to
Hartman's Service station to OK
tinguish a brush fire They re-
manned on the scene 40 minutes
and there was no damage
Firemen also we're called to the
residence of Leon White near Deer
Park, Sunday evening. The evening
meal which was being prepared
burned and filled the kitchen with
smoke. No damage resulted, accord
ing to W. E. Clatterbuck, chief.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Killing Frost Hits
Area This Morning

A heavy and killing frost hit the
mountain top area this morning,
actually the first heavy one of the
fall
The weeks weather was mostly
clear and warm with some rain on
two days.
The statistics showed Friday as
mostly cloudy with high of 60
degrees. Saturday was clear and
warm with temperature reading
of H. Sunday began hazy but
cleared and temperature scared in
to the 70's, then clouded over by
evening. Monday was clear and
warm with a temperature of II,
but clouds formed and rain fell
Monday night. Tuesday again was
clear with a reading of II degrees.
Rain fell early Wednesday with
skies clearing in the morning and
temperatures cooling to 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
End Bus Inspection
Scheduled Nov. 80

The second scheduled school bus
inspection will be held Thursday
and Friday, November and 8, it
was announced.
The schedule includes:
Thursday, November 8, Northern
High, 9 to IL; Friendsville, Ills to
11:45; Grantsville, lis p. m.
Friday, November 8, Southern
High, $50 to IL; Rohrbaugh's, 1890
to l p. M; Bloomington, 100 p.
m.
MIR. Martin asked that buses be
in first class condition and clean,
paying special emphasis to sand
ers, winter tires, chains, cooling
system. heaters, dcfrOstcrs, bat
teries, points, plugs, etc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Annual Farm Bureau
Dinner Meeting Set

Members of the Garrett County
Farm Bureau, Inc, will gather next
Thursday, October 25, at Grants
Vile for the 25th annual banquet
and business meeting.
Dinner will be served in three
churches of Grantsville, after which
the program will be in the school
gymnasium.
While there are remarks by Mrs
Leslie Guard, president of the As
sociated Women of the Farm
Bureau, and Robert o. Glotfelty,
Farm Bureau president, and per-
sonnet from the State Farm Bureau
office, no principal speaker has
been named this year.
There will be election of mem
bers of the Board of Directors and
officers. Present officers in addi-
ton to Mr. GIotfclty are Walter
Margroff, c-presidcnt; Merrell
Wilburn, secretary-trcasurer; and
Mrs. Guard, head of Associated
Women.
Board members include ELS
worth O. Beachy, Harland Beachy,
John T. Beckman, L. w. Brenne-
man. Glenn burst, Donald FraZee
Lawrence Glover, Leslie Guard.
Roy Kahl, Clarence r. Paugh,
Clark Schlossnaglc, Robert
Schmidt, Keith Stahl, w. A.
Swartzentruber and William I'M
bel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Heads County Council
Of Homemuker Clubs

President of the Garrett County
of Homemaker's clubs at the an
nual achievement Day Program
held last Thursday at the Western
Maryland All Center, near Bit
tinEe:.
Daniel P. Smousc, County Civil
Defense director, was the main
speaker and talked on the dangers
of an atomic attack.
Mrs. Helen Baumgartner, chair
man, National Defense Division,
Maryland Federation of Women's
Clubs and Mrs. John Altvater,
Civil Defense chairman. State
Homemakers Council also spoke
briefly on Civil Defense.
The Fricndsville club served as
hostess club Women of the Bit
finger Community cooked and
served the noon meal to the 120
members and guests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Prediction Rally
And Dinner Planned

The Democratic State Central
Committee and the Democratic
Women's Club of Garrett County
are sponsoring prediction rally
and dinner, at the cafeteria of
Southern High School on Saturday,
October 81, at $50 P. NJ. Tickets
at $500 per person are available
from club members. Mrs. James
Mann of Rockville. President of
the National Women's Democratic
Clubs, is arranging for a contigent
of speakers who will be present.
Certain of the State candidates as
we'll as members of the County
slate will be present. The public
is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Yuhaniak, Sentenced
In 1860, Parolled

John Joe Yuhaniak. "6-year-old
Baltimore man, who was convicted
on second degree murder in the
Garrett County Circuit court in
October, 1860, was one of two
persons parolcd during the past
week by the Department of Parole
and Probation of Maryland
Yuhaniak was arrested on a
charge of fatally shooting his wife,
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Yuhaniak, 80,
August 10, during the early morn
ing hours in the New Germany
area. She died minutes after be-
ing admitted to Miners hospital in
FrostburG. Her husband, sugar
refinery worker in Baltimore, was
apprchended shortly afterward
The couple had been visiting his
uncle. Clarence Yaist, at New
Germany. They were returning to
the YaiSt home when the argu-
ment started. Yuhaniak pulled a
revolver from under the front seat
of their parked car and after a
struggle the gun went off. The
bullet entered her left cheek and
lodged in her brain. He drove his
wife to her uncle's home and the
two men rushed her to the hospital
where she died.
The man was sentenced to serve
eight years in the Maryland peni-
Tertiary by the late Associate
Judge, Neil c. Fraley, after the cir
cult court jury had found the man
guilty of murder in the second
degree.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Angola Missionary
To Speak at Oakland

Mr.. Marion Way, a missionary
from Angola, will speak at st.
Paurs Methodist Church Wednes-
day, October "a, at 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. Way is now touring portions
of West Virginia and Maryland to
speak in Methodist Churches.
These meetings are sponsored by
the Conference Board of Missions.
His appearance at Oakland is one
of several appearances in the
Moorefield District Persons from
all of the Methodist Churches in
this area are invited to attend the
Oakland meeting.
Mr.. Way was imprisoned by the
Portuguese government during his
tour Of duty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
To Attend Meeting

Carl Miller, Accident; |. William
Umbel, Fricndsville; Elmer Miller,
Grantsville; and William E. Fitz-
water, Swantcn, will represent
Southern State Cooperative men,
bcrs as delegates at a stockholders
meeting in Richmond, Va, Octo-
Der 25 and 26. Also attending will
be DIN N Friend, Friendsville; F..
Webster Brenneman, Grantsville;
Harold G. Loughrie, Grantsville;
Charles T Shafer, Oakland; and
Donald Fratz, Accident, managers
of agencies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Accidentally Shot

David Nordeck, senior student at
Southern High school, Oakland,
was accidentally shot in the right
leg below the knee, while hunting
in the woods last Saturday.
The bullet passed through the
leg without hitting the bone. He
was treated at Garrett County
Memorial hospital and released,
the bullet was from revolver
which accidentally went off in the
holster.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Fined On Charge of
Possessing Deer Meat

Paul William Cosner pleaded not
guilty to a charge of having poses
sion of deer meat in closed season
but Magistrate Robert NJ Maroney
found him guilty at a hearing this
week and fined him 500 and
costs He was given 30 days in Jail
in default of payment of fine but
the sentence was suspended and
the man was put on probation for
a year.
Charles Herman, Oakland, at a
hearing Saturday morning, was
fined $40 and costs on a charge
of cutting down trees without a
permit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Savings Bond Sales Noted

Maryland achieved us percent
of its savings bond goal for 1862
at the end of the third quarter, ac-
cording to Savings Bonds officials.
September sales of Series E. and
H bonds, totaling S5,172,481 were
1902 percent higher than the same
month of 1861.
The September sales in this
county amounted to S19,505, for a
total sales of S124399 for the nine
month period, or 45.7 percent of the
total. The quota is $272,0O0.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
Bloodmobile Visit
Set At Grantsville

The Red Cross bloodmobile unit
from Johnstown Pa, will be at
Grantsville Reform church on Fri
day, October 10, from 12:45 to 6
p. M, it was announced.
Mrs. Darrell Stahl, chairman,
said the quota is IS pints of blood.
She urged watkins to participate
in the program and for those who
had signed up to fulfill their APP
pointmentS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-18
PIT. A. Plans Masquerade

The Swanton Parcnt-Teacher as
sociation will hold masquerade
Halloween social on Friday eve
ming, October &c, beginning at 7:30
O'Clock. in the school basement.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
Watch For House Cleaning
Hazards Fire Marshall

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very nature, in reality hs Is
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Crssfor. The man OF Gods
eresfion knows his course.
and believes in that which is
irue.
Divine Principle frees the
man, woman. and child of
his creation from fear of
human false opinions. Let us
be profoundly grateful to
God.
u Is through Him that we
cast away all inqvity which
brings on the hypnosis Of
oppression. srsnssrsssion.
and even economic recession.
Dwelling "in fhe secret place
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Life more abundsntly" is Of
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ledge. but He can teach US
both knowledge and wisdom
for right thinking and act
ing. because wickedness and
iniquiiy have no abiding
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And when il is understood
by a higher number OF people
in this world. gradually the
real truth will be made man
fest in every fning which
concerns the race Of man.
Although one with God is
a majority. all should know
more about His everywhere
presence here and now for
Christ is all. and in all. Let
Us claim him as The son OF
God. And our present help
in times Of trouble.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
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combustion is still an ever-present
soaked rags daily. The best place
fire hazard. Dispose of any oil-
for them rs in the rubbish can
with a tight fitting cover.
4. In the exciiment OF the
cleaning and with the usual
household activity. don't overlook
your smoking habits The careless
smoker i still the NUMBER ]
cause of fires. Take time 10 fird
large. deep ashtrsy and Use
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05

There is neither Greek
nor Jew. circumcision nor
uncircumcision. Barbarian,
Scytheian. bond nor free,
bat Christ is all. and in all,
said Paul as recorded in Col
oSSianS Sill.
This makes Christ the
bright shining sun Of the
spiritual life Of ell. and .
loving friend ef sll mankind.
And this shows that God IS
fhe Father Of ali. and Christ
is fhe son. and redeemer OF
man. with everlasting help.
God created man in His
spiritual image and likeness,
that he may hold dominion
forever.
Mrs Eddy has written on
page 4l8. Science and Health
with KEY 70 the Scriptures
Stick 10 the truth Of We
ing in eontrsdissinefion 70
the error that life. substance,
or Intelligence can be in mat
ter
When We get out Of our
own way. and let God,
through Christ Jesus. be our
sufficiencv. good viii will ap'
pear in al a. our human az
fairs
Mrs. Eddy also states or
page .l9. $ & II. Mind pro-
6uces ail action II the action
proceeds from Truth. from
immortal Mind. there is har.
rnony but mortal mind is
liable 70 any phase Of belief "
Man created in the per.
fection Of Spirit is immortal.
Ard being immortal in his
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05

Man created in the per-
fection Of Spirit is immortal.
Ard being immortal in his
Evening star., 1962-01-30

JOHN R. WEBSTER. RE. 6-54oO
ANDREWS AREA-Approved FHA
or CT, S15,500. move right in; brk
Ss6f 6sdFRsi Fsipa dfn, wTfETT Tn Tae' FT r. n n
Evening star., 1962-01-30
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

AIR -COND. SHOPPING CTR, suit.
grocery, del, drugs. laundry, dry
cleaner, etc. 4061 MINI. ne, reaS.
rent. D. j. WELTMAN, LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
ARLINGTON NORTH
OO-LA-LA!
RAMBLER-$18.25O


Immaculate BRICK BEAUTY or
level park-like lot. 8 bright bed.
rms, living rm. with fireplace
science kitchen with breakfast
area, detached garage. Assume
financing, Walk to everything. Be
first, call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS ia. 7-gO9O
ASSUME LARGE PRESENT MORT.
GAGE, of Sl5,750 with full price
OF cn!y S2l 800 on this brand
new an-brick rambler with 8 bed
rms, 2 baths. hot-water base
Gated on u -acre level lot. Terrific
location. Call JE. 10000, Q am.
TO pm. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC, Realtor, 7Ol w.
Broad, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

2-FAM. FLAT. 1871 Gales pl. ne.
Mod. spts., indiv. G. heat, incm.
Sl25; -S12,250. K. FAIRBAIRN,
DI. 10000. EE. T-1199 ewes.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APT. GROUND, 2 separate par
cells zoned RIO and R-lS, Mont.
Co. area; will take from 90 to
32 units: for details call RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103; ewes.
HE. g-31AO.