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The Republican., 1962-08-30
FRANCIS D. GLASS

Francis d. CDick) Glass, the
first and only superintendent OF
! the Savage River dam, and a
former superintendent of the West
ernport water system, died We'd
nesday August %, in Memorial
hospital, Cumberland. He was 65.
Mr.. Glass was appointed care
taker and tender of the dam by
the Upper Potomac River commits
sion on July 27 1851, four days be-
fore the dam was announced as
finished and ready for operation.
He was admitted to the hospital
August Ia
A veteran of World War MIR.
Glass was a member of the Kelly
Mansfield Post 50. American Le-
gion. and Mt. Calvary Lutheran
church, Westernport.
A native of Accident he was a
son of the late Ananias and
Louisa Miller Glass. He is sur
vived by his widow, Anna Schloss-
nagle Glass: a son, Homer Glass,
Westernport; daughter, Mrs.
Paul Fuller, Westernport; four
brothers, Ernest, Henry and Carl
Glass. all Accident; Olin Glass,
Frostburg: one sister, Mrs. Nellie
Hutzel, Friendsville.
The body was taken to the Boal
Funeral home in Westernport. 1t
was taken to Mt. Calvary Lutheran
church on Saturday morning at
IL o'clock and funeral services
were conducted at 2:30 p. m. In
terment was in the Lutheran
cemtery at Accident.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
JESSE r. HA&SH

Jesse f. Harsh, aged rs. of Eglon
w. Va. died in Broaddus hospital
Philippi. on Tuesday, August 2S
following a short illness.
Born in Eglon January 25, 1884,
he was a son of the late Lloyd and
Rachel Loughrey Harsh.
Surviving are his wife, Effie Fike
Harsh: three sons, Roy Harsh,
Lutherville: Norman Harsh, Staun-
ton. Va: and Arvin Harsh. Eglon;
two daughters. Mrs Flora Weaver
Potsdam. O.: and Mrs. Nelli"
Dickinson, Richmond. Va; three
brothers. George Harsh, Pitton,
Mich: Nelson and Ira Harsh, Egg
Ion: three sisters. Mrs Stella
Feathers, Eglon; Mrs. Martha
Hauser. Aurora: Mrs. Gertruda
Snyder. Piedmont; and IA grand
children.
The body was taken to the resi-
dence. Funeral services are being
conducted this afternoon at 2 o.
clock from the Maple Springs
Church of the Brethren, Eglon
with Rev. Owen Stultz, and Rev
Galen Fike officiating Intermen-
will be in the church cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
Weather Remains Cool

There were overcast skies sever
al times during the week but no
rain fell and the weather continued
to be unaffected by the east coasts
first hurricane Of the current
season.
There was rain along the At
lantic seahoacd but it did not reach
this far inland Ground remained
in a parched condition.
Temperatures ranged from the
low forties in early mornings to as
high as rs during the daylight
hours. A rundown of the days
showed: Friday, clear and cool in
the morning. moderatng during the
day: Saturday, 40 or under in early
morning but clear and warming;
Sunday. cool and cloudy, but cloudy
in evening: Monday, cool. cloudy,
clearing and becoming cloudy at
various times during the day:
Tuesday. in the 4O's in early morn
ing but rising to 20 throughout
the day: ednesday. low 40's but
clear: Thursday. another cool morn
ing but modcrating, temperature
73 by 1890
The Republican., 1962-08-30
Relief Truck Will Make
Quarterly Clothing Pickup

The Church World service col
lection of clothing for this area
will be made at the Oak Park
Church of the Brethren on Thurs
day, September g.
All denominations are invited to
bring clothing, bedding shoes, for
sharing with victims of war and
refugees from areas Under COM
runistic control Items of clothing
and bedding should be in good
condition, clean and ready for use.
Persons desiring additional in
formation may call 334-9l27 or
write for a leaflet describing the
needs.
Before bringing clothing (Which
should be boxed, and marked
with name of congregation or in
dividualJ. call 334-2779, so that
church may be open. The Oak
Park Church prefers that this be
done between Sept and Sept. s.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
Auction Is Needed

The state attorney generals Of
flee in West Virginia ruled thai
unWanted real estate owned by a
county board of education mus
be sold at public auction
The opinion came in answer to
a letter from Preston County Pros
ecutor James r. Daley, Jr.. who
wanted to know the legal proceed
ures for selling or leasing parcel
OF land owned by the county board
of education.
The board wanted to sell on
lease the lot to the Aurora Volun-
teer Fire department for the pur-
pose of erecting fire station.
Daley was told that the board
could not sell or lease the lot out
right to the department but must
put it up at public auction.
The Republican., 1962-08-30

daughter of Henry S. and Susanna
Whitchair Messenger and the hus-
band of the late Amos limerick.
Surviving are two sons and two
daughters. Charles f. HimelricH,
Terra Alta; Homer IL. limerick,
Reedsville; Mrs. Mae Ark, Crellin;
and Mrs Ethel Wilson. Morgan
town: also 2l grandchildren, %
great grandchildren and eight
great great grandchildren.
She was a member of the Pine
Grove United Brethren church.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Fike Watson Funeral
home in Terra Alta with Rev W..
c. Dunson officiating lntcrment
was in Pine Grove cemetery on
lower Salt Lick. route l.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
DIED
MRS. ORVAL FRIEND


Mrs Nellie Friend, aged IS, died
Saturday August 25, in Cuppett-
Weeks Nursing home in Oakland
where she had been a patient the
past year.
Born in this county May %. 1887
she was a daughter of the late
Beeson and Dora Meyers Thomas.
Her husband. Orval Friend, died
in 1851.
Formerly of Friendsville, she
had resided in Oakland and in Mi.
Lake Park the past q years.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs Ruth Sislcr and Mrs. Gene
We've Meyers. both Fricndsville;
Mrs. Loretta Sisler. Cleveland. o.:
one son, Arnold b. Friend, Oak
land; two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Fra
zee. Friendsville; and Mrs. Anna
Coneway Markleysburg, Pa: IL
grandchildren and six great grand
children.
She was member of the Bloom.
ing Rose Methodist church where
funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK.
Rev Charles F.. Tects and Rev.
Charles J. Hinkle officiatcd and
;"terment was in the church ceme-
terry.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
Merrill Reunion Set

The thirty-third annual reunion
of the Merrill elan will be held at
the Cherry Grove church on Sun
day, September 2 A basket lunch
will be served at 1890 Everyone
is invited according to an an
nOuncement by Jesse c. Merrill.
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peter
shcim. enroute to their home in
Florida from Ohio.
Mrs Bertha Sanders, of Fair
mont visited her mother. Mrs.
Amanda Hoff
Clayton and Ralph Miller. of
MasontoWn. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Sisk
Isaac Beckman. Mylo Yoders vis-
tied Mrs Yoder at Brooklane. near
HagerstoWn. on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Noah Yodcr, daugh-
ter Rebecca. of Mifflin county, Pa,
are visiting her father j. Stoltzfus
and family.
Ralph and Dan Lichtys and Mrs.
Fannie Stutzman we're at Maple
Glen. near Grantsville, Sunday eve
ming at ordination services of Ken
reth Miller. of McHenry as min
lister.
Miss Harriet Swartzentruber,
her sister, Mrs. Gerald Miller and
family spent Sunday in Canaan
Valley
Mrs. Katie Beachy and children,
Milton Beachy and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Slabach, of Meyers
dale. were visiting their relatives,
Mrs Henry SWartZentruber, Elmer
and Noah Bcachy, over the week
end.
Ross and Mary Lichty, Mrs Ruth
Snyder and daughter, Naomi, spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Eliza
beth Martin, Red House, who re-
mains very ILL., Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bowman also visited her.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Miller and sis
ter, of Dover. Del. are visiting rel
atives here this week.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Atlee
Hershberger we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Miller and Mrs. David
Petersheim of Ohio.
The Dodge families and Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Jones and family.
of California; Mr. and Mrs. How
ard KEEPER and family, New York
had a picnic at Harrington Manor,
Sunday The Jones returned Tues
day to their home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey SWartzen-
truber attended a special service
at Chestnut Grove last Sunday.
The Republican., 1962-08-30

July !, 1856. was increased to 4
cents gallon ON purchases after
September 30.
Gasoline used in stationary
engines to operate pumps. genera
tors, comprcssors. etc. gasoline
used in cleaning tools, machinery,
etc. gasoline used in motorboats,
aircraft, fork-lift trucks, BULLDOG
crs. earth movers. etc also will
qualify for a refund Form 843
must be used on these requests.
Congress enacted a separate law
an 1856 providing for the refund
of all federal excise tax on
gasoline used on a farm for farm
ing purposes only and for this,
farmers must use form 2240
The Republican., 1962-08-30
MRS. FRANKLIN HALLER

Mrs. Gertrude M. Haller, aged
SO, mother of J. Byron Bowling, of
Cumberland and Oakland, died at
her residence in Cumberland on
Saturday, August 25. She had been
in falling health the past year
Born in Martinsburg, W. Va.
she was a daughter of the late
Frederick and Virginia Flagg Oar
Der. Her husband, Franklin p.
Haller. Jr., preceded her in death
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian church.
Her son, the only survivor, is
the husband of Mrs. Hazel Walter
DowIing of Oakland.
Funeral services were conducted
tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock bv
Rev. Maurice d. Robertson, pastor
Interment was in Hillcrest Burial
park
The Republican., 1962-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE TWo-Wheel trailer
for farm tractor, S35: 20"X22 'XA "
in flat plate steel, 10c. lb.: 600Xl6.
65Ox16. 67Ox15, 550x18, 750x20 tires.
Henry L. Gibson, phone DE 4-3429
ADV. 27-t
FOR SALE-Allis-Chalmers trac-
tor. crank start. $3.50 cash. Will
trade e out in live stock Henry
L. Gibson, phone DE 4-3429. ADV
27-tf
FOR SALE-Two used doors, l
with glass, l without, 81 each;
small sink, So; large bath tub for
water trough, $40 Henry L. Glib
son. phone DE 4-3429. ADV. 27-tf
BABY PARAKEET For Sale, all
colors Phone Keyser SU 4-0526.
Mrs. William Groden, Keyscr, w.
Va. ADV 27-2t
WANTED-Girls "a" or 26' BIZ
cycle, good condition. Phone DE a
9293. ADV 27-2t
FOR SALE-34 loyal. milk cans,
4-can milk cooler, side arm heater
for hot water tank new, burns
fuel oil: side arm heater for hot
water tank used, natural gas;
constant flow electric water heater
for cabins or trailer new; bumper
power hitch for trailer. Lester
Loughry, Deer Park, phone 334-
4643. ADV. 27-1t
FOR SALE - Wood silo, good
condition. Stanley Roderick, Deer
Park. ADV. 27-tf
USED MAYTAG WASHER, eX-
cellent condition, rebuilt motor,
S42.95 at Rolyan's. ADV. 27-1t
The Republican., 1962-08-30
48 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Forty-eight marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday morning, August
27. from the office of Richard l.
Davis. clerk of the Circuit court
This brought the total for August
thus far to 155, and there We're in
dications the months total nigh.
bring a record. One license issued
during the week was marked
don't publish"
The total for the week was just
two more than we're granted the
previous week
Burton Oliver Durr %, tree
trimmer Kenton. O., and Zelpha
Corrine Melvin, 10, near Forest, O
Merle AXel Julandcr. 48. car
penter. and Mabel Isabel Calhoun
46. both Salisbury. Md.
Charles Leo Haynes. 20, par
ents consent carpenter. and Flor
ence Marie Firm, 19. both Toronto
O.
Jack Alden Wilcs, 10, parents
consent student, Terra Alta. w
Va, and Carolyn Germaine Glib
son, 20. KingWood. w. Va.
Carroll Lee Paugh, 25 U. S army
near Deer Park. Md, and Patricia
May Hare % Fort Laudcrdale, Fla
James Edward Mallory. 21 stu
dent. Bluefield. w. Va. and Eliza
beth Carol Watson. 20, Fairmont
w. Va.
Harvey Jacob Sagcr, Jr. 35, su-
perViSor. near Friedcns. Pa, and
Sarah Ann Bittncr Houpt, 80 Som
erset Pa
William Warden Stewart Jr,, 20
parents consent factory worker
near Fairmont w Va and Louise
Ella. 10. near phillippi W Va.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
GORTNER

Come to church Sunday morning
and evening.
The Mchaels family from Vim
dcX and their brother-in-laW and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Roger KEGS
ncr and baby. Oakland, have moved
in Mrs. Anna Bittinger's apart
mcnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wclch
moved Wednesday into their trail
or located on the lot Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wclch.
Miss Marjorie SWartzentruber
spent the weekend in Garrett
County Memorial hospital Oak
land. where she is under observa-
lion.
Carter and Nelson Grove re-
turned to their home near Somer-
set. Pa, after spending a week or
so with their uncle, Ross Grove
and family
Connie Grove and Rita Miller
returned Sunday from Estes Park,
Col. Brethren Youth convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and
sons. of Whittier, Calf. are guests
of her mother. Mrs. Hazel Dodge
and other relatives.
Misses Ruth and Mary Gucn-
gerich and their father who we're
visiting their aunts. Mrs. Noah
Schrock and Mrs Albert Sisk,
spent the weekend with relatives
in Iowa enroutc home to Alberta,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burkholder
of Charlotte, N. c.. left here on
Friday to visit his brother, Evan
Burkholder. at BrandOnville, W.
Va. and her home folk at Berlin,
p They called on her cousin. Mrs
Swartzentruber Thursday evening
Mr.. Burkholder and Dan Lichty at
tended the Snyder sale near
Brookside
Uria CARRIER and family and his
mother spent the weekend near
Hartville. O., visiting relatives.
Mrs. Gerald Miller and children,
of Pennsylvania visited her home
folk several days.
Miss Margaret White accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Nolte
and son to Canton. o.. Sunday for
a weeks visit
Mrs. Joni Miller, Jr and three
children. of Virginia: Mr. and Mrs
Noah Schrock and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk spent Sunday evening
with Norman Schrock and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Petersheim
end daughters. Linda, Edna, Susie
and Elma, Jonas Petersheim and
Ernest wilkins, of Dover, Del.
spent the weekend with Floyds
father. Dan Petersheim and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander,
of LaVale, took supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Welch one evening
last week
Mrs Paul Welch and Mrs. Anna
Bittinger visited Mrs Flora Hau-
ser and Miss Della Wolfe in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital on
Saturday evening Miss Wolfe sus-
tanned a broken leg as she was
going to the car to attend the fu-
neral of her sister. Mrs Harvey
Fikc. She will return to her home
at Red House one day this week.
Mrs. Forrest Gortner returned
home from Falls Church. Va, after
a couple of weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mary and newly born grand
son.
MIR. and Mrs. WAYNE Schiller
and sons spent a night last week
The Republican., 1962-08-30
Farmers May Quulify For
Gasoline Tex Refund

A Congressional act provides for
the refund Of all Of the Federal
Excise tax on gasoline used on a
farm for farming purposes only.
it was announced by Irving Machiz,
district director of Internal Rev
enue for the Baltimore district But
he pointed out that farmers must
use form 2240 to apply for a refund
during the past fiscal year, July /,
1861 to June 80. 1862 The claim
for refund must be filed on or be
fore September 30
The tax on G a S 0 ] i n t
which was cents a gallon since
The Republican., 1962-08-30
MRS. MARY HIMELRICK

Mrs. Mary Olive limerick, OF
Arthurdale, w. Va. died SUNDAY,
August 26. at Preston County Me
mortal hospital, Kingwood, after
being a patient there three days.
Deceased was born Decembe"
26, 1872. at Amblersburg, W Va,
and was aged SO years. She was a
The Republican., 1962-08-30

zee Her husband preceded her in
death.
Besides Mrs. Inks she is survived
by a brother. Alex Frazee, Friends
Vile
The body was taken to the resi-
dence of her daughter Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday
afternoon at 1870 O'Clock from the
Blooming Rose Methodist church
with Rev. Charles Hinkle, pastor,
officiating. Intcrmcnt was in the
church cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-08-30
MRS. ANNIE vANsIckIE

Mrs. Annie VanSickle aged 80.
died Sunday, August 26. at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Inks. near Friendsville. She had
been i'll the past two months.
Deceased was a daughter of the
late Jeremiah and Hilcy Boyer Fra
The Republican., 1962-08-30

U. S. Senate unanimously APP
proved a bill to make Sept II
each year a legal holiday to be
known as Constitution Day" com
memorating signing Of the U. S.
Constitution
The Republican., 1962-08-30
p Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

twenty-five deed transfers were
recorded in the office Of the State
Department of Assessments and
Taxation in the court house, Oak
land during the past week.
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7 Die in Crash
OF u. 5. Plane
In Greenland

STEWART AIR FORCE
BASE, N. Y, Dec. is (AP) -
An Air Force CAT transport
plane taking part in a search
operation crashed today II
miles south Of Thule Air Force
Base in Greenland, killing two
crew members.
An Air Force spokesman of
the saith Air Division here, said
three persons survived the
crash and were Immediately
picked up by a Has rescue
helicopter.
Earlier a. helicopter had
crashed while hunting for an
Air Force Jet intercepter that
crashed yesterday in Greenland,
too miles north of the Arctic
Circle.
Dog Sled to Rescue
The five crewmen of the
search helicopter were found
safe by a tractor and dog sled
team.
No trace has been found of
the Jet or its pilot.
The Air Force identified the
missing Jet pilot as Mai. Robert
H. Daum. Wilmington, N. c..
Temperature Minus Zero
Rescued from the crashed
CAY were Maj. Orrin S. Merrill,
Falmouth. Mass, co-pilot: Air.
man &c. Emmitt @. Gotchef,
Houston, Tex, crew chief; and
Altman &c. Willie r. Fem
wrick, Cape May, M.
Names Of the two crewmen
killed were not released i'm
mediately.
The Air Force spokesman
said the temperature at Thule
is now 5 above zero. He said
that 1t was now pitch dark"
in the area and that tempera-
lures were much lower on the
ice cap where search opera
tons are continuing.
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Tower Scores
Douglas Tract
BY the Associated Press

Senator Tower, Republican of
Texas, criticized Supreme Court
Justice Douglas yesterday for
saying the freedom of America
Is threatened by what Justice
Douglas called Pentagon and
Central Intelligence Agency in
trigues.
Senator Tower said in a
statement that Justice Douglas
has raised serious questions
as to his capability for OBJ
jectivity on the bench" by the
views expressed in a booklet,
Freedom of the Mind"
Justice Douglas asked in the
booklet whether the democratic
countries are ION the thresh-
old Of world feudalism which
Europe left in the 18th and
18th centuries and which is
thrust on much of the Middle
East today?"
He contended that the press
does not cover Pentagon and
CHA operations fully. He said
the latter agency is more re-
sponsible for foreign policy in
the Middle East than any other.
He said it supports "feudal re-
gimes."
Senator Tower said that
Justice Douglas criticisms of
the Pentagon and CHA are
''hardly appropriate and in
Character for q member of. the
Supreme Court"
I'VE hope that most of his
observations will not be taken
seriously" Senator Tower said.
rThey reflect a pathological
fear Of autocratic systems
which are not oriented to the
left. His suggestions that clan
destine activities by American
agents promote the revival of
the feudalism Of the Middle
Ages is absurd on the face of
It,"
The Texan said that when
the West supports authoritar-
ian systems which are anti
Communist in character it does
90 only because the alternative
appears to be a swing to Com
munist, anti-Western Dictator
ship.
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the Interstate Commerce
Commission Practitioners
Association and Is still
practicing law. The couple
has three children, six
grandchildren and three
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done. but only If they thought
it was best for California.
Then the galleries swarrne6
down to congratulate him, and
Mr.. Nixon said good-by to the
stars and vent off, well pleased
with his long nights work.
If the election were TO turn
on telethons, Mr.. Nixon would
win.
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only served to emphasize one
thing, that this fuTiously con-
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began, as a struggle between
two men with personality prob
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Gov. Brown suffers from q
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MIR. Nixon for vindictivenesS.
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peanS-attended. British Am
bassador Sir Frank Roberts
and Canadian Ambassador
Arnold Smith were among
them.
After introducing himself,
Mr.. Roberts said: II desire not
so much to preach at you or
to you, but to share with you
the gospels of Christ"
The 35-year-old pastor is a