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sMITHY, R0sALIE MCCORMICK. On
weanssday. April 24. 1858. at heI
Eis Efiii0snss MscoFTllcSi siIs s,,,,y p, ny. ROSA
mother q ssfs esiho1nn' & hs@n'ns Smith, ss,nSj q
Nash Mcintosh of Savannah. 'Sha "a
~ rrlenes S,,r.y may esll q ths q 4, Hinsl
4 g. srssssts 'Sa1isss1 sDiscopsl sesnryIss, enSsss
ccnneetieut ave. and bancroft pi
II an, Intsrmsnt Beffyvilie' Va.
ts.t 's9 soDI,s.ioD, pm The family sgs9sst,
y made 10 ne form n 1~Paeos y Z sostrISa. Ra.
Ion to the Heart Association oi
STEWART. GEORGE GRANVILLE. On
Friday April 70. lgBJ, 81, Freed,
men, Hq.gital oEoRoE oRkN.
n.ws 6sIovsd hasbana f'iaEn OfmSs
funsTs f%@sId'l later s'sEaTs r,sS.,.Sis' Mo,l:' q y
Hall Bros "
sTnEs. ERNEST LEE; Of Hollywood,
sns 1tE stliss. ~ istSsg igsg q ap'shpd SI, 4
RAY p.yon and Alton p. stilss
EIanifather OF Joann stiles % and
David 3. Dixon, Services al Cham.
@ Svs pi pins,d homs; 0sOl Cleveland
April "a. at 10 am. Intermsnt Toyi
Lincoln Cemetery.
TEMPLE; LUCILLE o. on wednesday
April ~ 1855, LUCILLE o. TEMPLE
81 sS Me,S.s ss i ns f.npI. S:lOIss Sa,S.yIs St5s!
laW Of Velma d. Temple She alse
n suf!ivsd by other relatives and
host q friends. After pm
WI be Ssid !. Salem fnSt bsptist chSisS cfhrslsf'
nl7 n H. NV, on Saturday. xpri
"a. ~ pm. fnterment Lincoln Ms.
mortal Cemetery. "a
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MILES, MARY z. HARKIIM On Mo,

NILS mAhh hAkkUM. on Mon
fay faaHyRxtA4HHT tAHHT MILES 1888: % bod MARY sHA, !; Z
ne, departed this life at DiStric
General Hospital. She is survived
by a devoted husband, George !
Miles. ST.; four danghters, Margare
Elizabeth Harkum, Gloria. Diane an
Darlene Miles; two sons. Pvt. Ernes
and George Miles. ir. A host o
other relatives and friends also sur
viVe. The remains may be VieWet
from pm. Friday. April 20, unit
pm. at the Brown a. Davidson
Funeral Home, $685. Eads st. ne.
on Saturday, April %, at IL am. IN
terment Lincoln Memorial Ceneterv
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RSGasDy sSaS VI N! tQSE%1pP; SRS%S: s.is.gs;y S.,s.

0RRICO. MICHAEL. OF 20 n a.
bamIs ana p ROSE ssonS D.csco cEs1eo prsy,T, M,T,
at Chambers Funeral Home. 1900
Chapin 81. NV. on Saturday, April
~ 9:30 Am. MAsa Holy Rosary
Church, Ord and p sts. NV, az 10
s.,,. s;1, In'srmsni Mount oliyst Gene
OWENS. CHARLEs EDWARD. on r,.,.
day. April ~, 1868. CHARLES I'd.
WARD OWENS OF 1870 Euclid ~.
NV. beloved husband of Della
Barnes Owens. father OF Mrs. GLADYS
OVEN! Puller. grandfather OF Mrs
Leonella Puiler Kennedy and brother
Of Franklin +. Owens. After s pm
Friday, friends are invited 70 call
pm ~, NV. Funeral At Mount Zion
Methodist Church, seilman, Nd,
~ I pm. Saturday, April %. In.
terment church cemetery.
OWENS. CHARLES 4, All officers and
lLe--w members Of Columbia Lodee,
EA No. SO, Of 4 >. p. o. (. 81
OWENS. Session Of sorrov
S on Friday. April ~, ii
Sp'fn. a The &eduirs Tunsrsi Home
EAwRkNcE &. oREEN
Karl L. HAwKiks.. K.'isS ssers..fy. sSisT.
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e%sy; d. APTiI :, 25: igds, At ths Wss6:
z. MORAN Of 7Olg 0eorTia ave
Nv; She Is survived By two brothers,
Calf, and Charles =. Moran Of
Washington, d. G. Friends may
call at the 8. II. Hines Co Funeral
Home. 2g01 18th st. NV. (parkina
iacilitiesl Services at the Trinity
Episcopal Church, zoos Piney Branch
2 pm. Interment dlenwood Gene.
terry. "a
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81. ne, RICHARD k. LYNT, be.
ioysd .o,si. hgSpsnd y, siWs Of q Elsie K. Lynt;
Silver Spring. Nd. and the Rev
BENJAMIN A. Lynt Of Alexandra, Va
He also is survived by six grandchil.
dren, Services at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 2gO1 14th st. NV.
on Saturday April %. at II am
Lincoln Cemetery. %
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Aprii s5' 1858. JENNIE IS scH%hFfzz,, HHH%asiSfz,
Del9Veo VIE OF Abraham Schwartz
Rosen, Seymour Schwartz Of silver
STprinE. Nd; Ira r. Schwartz OF
washington. D. c.: Mrs. Charlie
stein Of Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs
samuel Cooper Of Long Island, N. Y
children: Services at the Sol Levin.
son d Bros. Home, 6OIO ReiSterS.
Town I'd, Baltimore, Nd, on SUNDAY
Aprn % daylight time), at III n,
rease omit flowers. In mourninl
' Soul hatnlan ave, Baltimore. Nd
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LEWIS: MARIE JARVIS AND JARVTs.
loysd ones. MARIE JARVIS LIVE
who passed away eleven years GTb
todey. April 20, 1882. and CHESTER
n. JARVIS. who passed away twenty.
elsht years aEo. April z. 1888.
Deep In our hearts your memories
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MORRIS. EMMA B, On Thursday.
SR. Ss.I TNae Naeoi B.. HoSRllHRsF oSS5llRF'S9 q IIS7 aS;;
North Mo,Sar 0lsSe q be rS, AFIinEtoI. Va,
William B. Norris, both of Wctea \.
Va Also survived By nine srSnd.
aren. Friends may esli ct Pearsonis 5
Funeral Home, 472 North Washing
sFyess VII sHi ). cssEsA ssS on v; sstSrSsS TSs5.
tpprn tnprn 20 Ct Pm: Interment Ma
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MAGRUDER, LOUIS HENRY. On Tue,

day. April sS, 1898, LOUIS hESRi
MAGRUDER Of 551 gath st. ne,
survived BY a beloved wife, MRS
Wilhelmina Magruder; son, Levi
II Magruder, jr.: daughter-in-laW
Mrs. Lilly E. Msgruder: two grand
sons, Lewis H and Richard
Magruder,. and granddaughter-i
law: InseborS three great-Erand
Magruder. and many friends. Ate
pm. Friday, April 20, friends ma.
can at the Lowe Funeral Home, l42l
Maryland ave. ne. Mass will b
celebrated on Saturday. April %
at 10 am, at st, Ellzabeth's Chapel
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. %
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MINoA. bslossSs HUSBAND Sz5ssf Of + the sfM; Az;
FLORENCE G; Namminga, father oi
@iass inslc'ns SrOtS.1 aHsG .ad IGhn S,,ss1 Ss%
Johnson. Eikhsrt. Ind. He sO'tG aiso X
Friends may cali a the poe'Hol0Isn be WI Fu.
neral Home, 2222 Wisconsin ave
nv. after IL noon Saturday, April
at st. AIMS Church, Wiseonsin' nav avs
ana Yuma st. -n.w.. on Monday,
Aprl 70, ct 10. am. Interment Az
Ington National Cemetery. Expres-
sions Of sympathy may be made by
umbia Heart Association "a
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x II '?$i isi;'i, t:ili;; ::li:; :is
Oh NO 27. 1858, for the purpose
XIX q sondneting me MaSVnl.
w., brother, EDWARD M
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LEE. CICERO a. In lovinE memory q
onr dear husband and father,
SSiCEho =. LEE. who departed this
20. 1851. ''A
His life. q beautiful memory.
MS absence, Q silent grief,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MARY
hAdlSEs AnSIsA AND CHILDREN. JAMES
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denly, on Wednesday. April "a. 1859, ds
GEORGE PARKER PRICE, sr,, Of
Of Obey Price and and fStSet Sseu Of fnSsSane S.oras
Parker Price, II. Funeral from Ire
HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf, Nd
On saturday, April ~, at l:l5 pm.
services at Old Durham Church,
church cemetery.
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REESE, ANGELA c. On sunday. Apr,

HEEsE' ANGELA G: on Sunday. April
zoos Otis pi. NV loving Nnl infaUt Ot
daughter Of John and Ethel Reese.
After pm. Friday. April ga,
friends may call at the Frazer Fu-
neral Home. $3.50 Rhode island ave
Nv. where services will ce held
saturday. April -. at II am In.
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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bUILEh, SIEPHEN G. In sacred mem
ory of our little STEVIE. who lef;
VS. i've years aso today. April -.
AnIaan In Ian. hI...A .a.
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EhAIT' IAKKIE ". on Monday, Aprll
GIspligsS gS5 IL a. an Sl6uEbsl Hospital,
Of Norman. c. Miller. grandiuother
OF Sandra L. Miller. sister OF Carrie
Louise White aad Olephus Gray and
ster-in-law OF Elliot White and
Beatrice Cray. She also leaves one
other relatives and frienos Aitsr Z
pm. Friday, April IS. remains viii
lie in state g.. the First Baptist
church. Kensington, Md, where III.
neral services Will be held on Satur-
gay. April ~, at pm, the Rev
James w. Murphy officiating Inter-
ment Sandy Spring. Nd Services BY
Snowden. Family at lO7Ol Shafts
bury St. Kensington. Nd %
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sE.iis isas s.,SY.tn aSSs u ,sbyssS yIs;i!f;ai;
Fsnses NJ 0msa sSsaov. fssS'S :sS rr,Os,.,S. q Me-
Of Mrs. John s. Owens. IL aiso I,
oNeal. and his sister. Miss steiis
o'Neai, and five great-ersndehil.
aren Friends are invited To esli Il
naw'' ssonSs wber, ruasrSI a.TSlo.. Ao~ T bsco :.
saturday, April "a. at ii am. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill cemeteTy.
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"wednesday, April a. i7Ssnscen1y, iSss Wsinn Sn
ArliLn,ssson; W.. beloved husband 81
G; Nichols oi Vienna. va; Joan
M9iemnGls. y m1. Sn,.hh S%ns,shington. ?. G.: brother
ington. d. c.: Mrs. Letha N paw
ton and Mrs. Bess Mccaffrey Of los
9atos' CALI he also Is survived by
salI at the ArliI9ton FunsrSI Home mns
Vysoi Vysoi un.1 M9Ftn "a rairfax dr,. ArlinFton'
Funeral services on satuidSy' % Apfii ri
Prssbytsrian Church. eoS5 LlttIs LlttI
ais rd., Arlington. Va. Interment
Heart Association Of Northern viT.
Einia, 900 North Edgewood S., Ar
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eSTIl eSST4IlTEa a5 !, lPSS t}Sz ESSis I3,S N11R; NMAR;
Fsd RFsinHr' s4Sc,, Nd; bsloyed husband g
and Paul q. Narcotic, Mrs. There's
M. Klotz and Mrs. Madeline r. Bush
Of Satellite Beach, Fla. Also sur.
vived BY eight grandchildren. Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
20. at $40 am: thence M foqS 10 al Jams, np,s
Catholic Church. where mass will b
offered at 10 am. for the repose o
his soul. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Visiting hours Saturday anC
sunday. 3 to pm. and to Q pm
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MASON, NEWT Z: On Thursday, April
70, 1863; At sibley Memorial Hos
pital, NEWT Z. MASON OF 1910
North Calvert St, Baltimore, Nd,
husband Of Bonnie Z. Mason, father
OF Mrs. AL Ross Of Potomac. Nd,
and brother OF Mrs. c. p. Goodwin
Of Salem. W. Va, and Greed Mason
interment Morgantown. W. va.
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DRathH

ALLEN. EVERETT A. Suddenly, on
<. ALLEN or u issS quincy SHS SvtNnL 4. NV
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments By Jarvis.
BANKS, GEORGE W. On TUESDAY,
April 23. 1868. GEORGE W, BANKS
of 5000 Sd st, NV. husband Of
Mrs. Lillian L. Banks. Also surviv-
ine are other relatives and many
friends. Notice o! funeral later Ar
rangementS by MCGUIRE, Inc. 90
BOUCHAGE, ANNE. On Thursday.
beloved wife OF the late Dr., Am
broise BouchaEe, mother Of Ms
Pierre Collos. Of Cannes, France; Luc
Bouchage Of New York and Mrs
Ralph Weymouth OF Washington,
.. c.. REQUIEM mass at ST. Mary's
Church. Piscataway, Nd, on Satur-
gay, April ~, at IL am. Friends
invited. Interment church cemetery
In lieu OF flowers contributions may
be made to the Cancer Fund. Mat
tingly Funeral Service.
BURNETT, MATTE b. On Tuesday,
April 90, 1858. MATTE B. BUR-
NETT, mother OF John W. Beach.
AIso surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After / pm.
sunday; i6.y d friends are invited to cali
Vermont Avenue Aver snsTst Baptist cb1Tcb sUn the as
! pm Monday, April 20. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
tFamily may be contacted at 227
10Th 81. mel 90
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Bid Is Opened On
PIG Road Section

Bids for Garrett county high
way project and Allegany county
bridge we're opened in Baltimore
Tuesday by the Maryland State
Roads commission.
S. j. Groves, of Camp Hill, Pa,
was the apparent low bidder, at
81 ,635, ISL for a U. S. 219 highway
project in this county. Only other
bidder was the z. d. Plummer
company of HagerstoWn, which
submitted a bid of $1,721,175.
The contract calls for grading,
draining and surfacing with fleXi-
BILE pavement about 286 miles of
U. S. 219, from Accident to North
ern High school.
Miller and Greenland, Hunting
don. Pa, was apparent low bidder,
at S126,795 flor the construction of
a bridge over Town Creek on Town
creek road, in Allegany. 1t is a
distressed concrete l
beam bridge and about 825 feet of
approaches.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Prayer Decision

Two letters to the editor appeared this past week in The
sun They point the recent Supreme Court decision in fine
style.
Bel Air resident says although the justices may have
intended otherwise in implying support of atheism they have
made sectaran decision Atheism is merely another kind
of dogma If the class prays and the child chooses not to
pray that my chds right free American But If the
class chooses pray and prevented by law from doing So
kind of religious liberation is that? Where do we stand
not with regard Article Of the Bill of Rights which states
that Congress shall law prohibiting the free eXer
else Of religion"
Is not the Supreme decision violation of that part
of the Constitution?
Another from Baltimore said: "The decision OF the
Supreme Court whereby the of the Lords Prayer ana
the daily Bible reading prohibited is just one more argu
men in favor the Court of the Union amendment that was
rejected by the Maryland General Assembly at the last SEES
sion This amendment to the Constitution would make II
POSSIBLE to void this decision that unpopular with the
aoritv people in this country The fact that ~ at
oneys general from other states joined in the brief that
the Attorney General of Maryland filed in this case seems
TO reflect the wishes of great people in this country
Just as the court must protect the rights OF the IN
divdua so must they protect the rights of the majority
Did the Supreme Court justices get mixed up on just
one little word? We guaranteed freedom OF religion
not freedom FROM religion
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Morals Case Moved
To Allegany County

A serious morals case involving
an Oakland man now serving a
tWo-year term in the House OF
Correction has been removed to
Allegany County from the Garrett
County Circuit court.
Carlton H. Tick Hinebaugh was
indicted several weeks ago at a
special recall session of the March
Term grand jury in Oakland on a
charge of assault with intent to
rape woman, who was living in
Oakland at the time of the alleged
incident last August, but who was
since moved to South Carolina.
Fred A. Thayer III, states at
torney, said the woman returned
to Oakland a few weeks ago to
testify after which the indictment
was returned.
Hinebaugh, former Oakland gar
bage collector, was sentenced to
the House of Correction in Janu-
airy when he was found guilty of
charge of unusual sexual practice.
attorney is Lewis r.
Jones, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Legion To Assist
In Preparations For
July 4 Bell Ringing

The nationwide movement to give
greater significance to July 4th as
the birthday of the nation by ring
ing the bells of the nation stimuli
taneously, will get a helping hand
from Proctor Kildow Post No. II,
American Legion, it was announ-
ced by Ted Stockslager, chairman
of the Americanism committee.
Stockslager said the legion MEM
bers would attempt to follow
through on the plans to contact
every church in the county to ar
range for ringing its bell at 2 p. M,
daylight time, for period of
two minutes.
The plan is a move to arouse
community and nationwide inter-
est so that all of the bells through
out the land will "let freedom ring
again" A tone from the liberty
bell in Independence hall in Phila-
delphia will be picked up and
amplified by TV and radio chains
throughout the land.
1t is designed also of focus at
tention on the significance of the
wording of the Declaration of In
dependence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
ZIP Code Numbers
Are Given For Area

The five digit ZIP codes for a
number of post offices in this area
have been received and are as
follows:
Accident, 1880; Bittingcr 21522;
Bloomington, 2l523; Crellin 21525;
Deer Park, 21527; Friendsville,
21531; Grantsville, 21536; Jennings,
21537; Kitzmiller, 21538; McHenry,
21541; Mt Lake Park, PISA; Oak
land. 21550; Hutton 21551; Sang Run.
21558; Shallmar, 2l559; Swanton
21561.
Nearby West Virginia
Aurora, 26705; Barnum, 26706;
Bayard, 267O7; Beryl 267O8; Corinth,
26713; Eglon 26716; Elk Garden,
26717; Gormania, 26702; Hopemont,
26723; Mt. Storm, 26739; Piedmont,
2575O; Terra Alta, 26764.
Nearby Pennsylvania
Addison, 15411 Berlin, 1880;
Markleysburg, 15459; Meyersdale,
1852; Salisbury, 1858; Somerset,
1851; Springs, 1852; West Sails
bury, 1856.
Cumberland has been designated
as one of 500 sectional centers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Retires As Teacher
After Thirty Years

The retirement of Mrs. Ethel S.
Williams from the Maryland State
Association of Public Schools has
been announced by Willard Hawk
ms, Superintendent of Garrett
County Schools.
Mrs. Williams has been in the
teaching profession for 80 years of
which the past IL years were spent
at Red House School, south OF
Oakland. Prior to that position she
taught at VindeX Elementary
School for three years. She was
principal at the Corunna elemen-
tary school for six years.
After graduating from Keyser
Preparatory School in 1915, Mrs.
Williams obtained her ABB degree
from Fairmont State College with
elementary education as her major
study. She has also studied at the
University of Maryland and West
Virginia University
Her early teaching career be-
gan in 1917 at Striped School
House, near Gormania, West Vir-
ginia, after which she taught at
Pierpont Grade School in Clarks-
burg, West Virginia from 1920 un-
til 1924 at which time she resigned
to marry M. E. Williams of Cor
mania, West Virginia.
1t was in 1912 that she then be-
gan teaching once again at Bayard,
West Virginia Elementary School.
Mrs. Williams will continue to re-
side at Gormania, West Virginia
with plans for an extended vaca-
ton to Colorado and the West with
her husband, beginning in August.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
BlaCkwater Park
Gets Huge Grant

More than SO million in loans
and grants have been approved for
improvements at BlackWater Falls
State Park at Davis, according to
Gov. w. w. Barron of West Vir-
ginia.
The money is part of a S23.47
million in loans and grants APP
proved by the Area Redevelop-
ment administration for new tour
list facilities at four recreation
areas in West Virginia. The Tuck
er county spot will receive &c.
$4,000 public facilities loan, and
S2,845,000 grant The Tucker coun-
ty recreation area will use some
of the money for new 120-room
lodge and 65 cabins. This is in adj
dition to the present lodge and
cabins.
Also planned is a golf course,
ski slide, warming hunt, miniature
train, air strip, skating rink and
swimming pool The information
came through Sen. Jennings Ran
dolph from the White House.
The largest single public facilities
loan in the group was one for ST.
225,000 to help finance develop
ment at Bluestone State Park near
Hinton. Other approvals included
another recreational area in Wyom-
ing county and state park at
Hawks Nest.
The governors office said the
money was assured under existing
ARA program and did not hinge
on whether Congress approves the
$3.50 million ARA extension turned
down two weeks ago by the House.
There has been no word on the
progress of the development
planned for the Marsh Mountain
area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Two Assault Charges
Listed Against Man

Two assault and battery charges
we're listed against Donald Taylor,
of Loeb Lynn, in the Trial Magis-
trate's office in Oakland.
Robert NJ Maroney, magistrate,
held hearings on both charges on
June IS. He entered a plea of gull
ty in one case and not guilty in
the second.
He pleaded guilty to a charge
lodged by Patsy Real and was fined
S25 and costs and given 25 days in
the county Jail, but the sentence
was suspended upon condition he
stay away from the girl and remain
of good behavior.
He entered a not guilty plea to
a charge lodged by Anna Sue
Vance but Magistrate Maroney
found him guilty and fined him
S25 and costs He suspended this
fine also upon condition he stay
away from the girl and be of good
behavior.
In another minor case on the
magistrates docket this week, Ross
Martiney of West Newton, Pa, was
fined for fishing with an improper
license.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
At Wesleyan College
For Summer Session

Miss Sarah Catherine Buchanan
of Oakland, is one of forty high
ability youths selected to study at
the annual West Virginia Wesleyan
College summer science institute
for high school students scheduled
for July 15-August %.
She is a daughter of Mrs. Helen
SollarS Buchanan of ia North
Third street, Oakland. Miss Blu
chanan will be a senior next fall
at Southern High School, Oakland,
The institute. sponsored by the
National Science Foundation, will
devote its second summer to study
of the chemical bond approach to
chemistry. In addition to the stu
dents, there will be several high
school teachers enrolled to learn
of the new method of teaching
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Fishing Winners
Listed For Week

Winners in the weekly fishing
contest sponsored by the Garrett
County-Deep Creek Lake Promo
ton Council were announced by
Mrs. Pat Kittle, council secretary.
Chain pickerel, 2414 inches, by
R. A. Patterson, Pittsburgh, at Penn
Point, trolling with minnow; and
Linn Phillips, Pittsburgh, at Holy
Cross camp, trolling on spinner.
Graphic, 1874 inches, Fred Trick
EFT, Oakland, in Green Glade.
trolling with plug.
Great Northern Pike, 237s inches,
Richard Wright, MasontoWn Pa.
at Turkey neck, still-fishing with
minnoW.
Brown trout, 20 inches, Owen
Friend, Friendsville, Yough river,
casting from bank with flatfish.
Large mouth bass, 1924 inches
Doug Schank, Deer Park, Bee Tree
Hollow, casting from bank with
zitterbug.
Perch, ID inches, Jim Riggleman,
Kitzmiller, Harvey's peninsula, still
fishing from boat with salmon egg
Walleye, 1872 inches, and small
mouth bass, 1912 inches, both
caught by Raymond VanSickle,
FriendSVille.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
S1st Camp Meeting
Will Begin Friday

The eighty-first annual session
of the Mountain Lake Park Camp
meeting will open Friday evening
at 7:30 p. M, and will continue
through Sunday, July 7.
Rev. c. l. Armstrong, Wilmore,
KY, is president, while Stanley
Ashby, Crellin, is vice-president.
Thomas McQuary, Brandenburg,
KY, is secretary; and Rev. l. E..
Steyer Garrett county native, of
Taylor university, Upland, Ind, is
treasurer.
Evangclists will be Rev. James
Gibson, WilmOre, KY, and Rev.
Roy Cole, Louisville, Ill. E. Clay
Mildly, of Valdosta, Ga, will again
have charge of the music during
the sessions and Mrs. James Glib
son will have charge of the Chill
dren's and Young Peoples services.
Rev. Andy Roe will have charge
of the prayer meeting and ring
service, while Rev. N. L. Casey
will have charge of the Peoples
Meeting"
The daily schedule includes
prayer meeting at 9, preaching at
10:45, children's session at 100 p.
m Dreachinp at 2.30. Young peO-
pies service at $50 and preaching
again at 7;30.
Sunday, June 80, is designated as
Missionary Sunday and DR.. John
Brose, on furlough from his medi-
cal missionary work in Burundi,
Africa, will speak at 2:30 p. m,
that day.
All meetings are open to the
public.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
Child Fatally Hurt
In Fall From Third
Floor Apartment

Christopher Douglas Bittinger'
2O-months old son of Douglas and
Sue Martin Bittirger, was fatally
injured when it fell from a third
floor window in the Warwick apart
ments, Seventh and Alder streets,
striking its head on the concrete,
Tuesday evening. The child died
in West Virginia medical center at
Morgantown early Wednesday
morning.
The child in some manner had
climbed onto a radiator and had
unlocked a screen in the window,
apparently falling out of the win
dow shortly aflerward.
1t was taken to Garrett County
Memorial hospital and immediate
" taken to the University medical
center. 1t had a severe skull frac-
ture. Surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Bittinger, a
sister, Dana Sue Bittinger, mater
al grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
rell M. Martin, Mt. Lake Park;
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Bittinger, Mt Lake
Park: maternal great grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Martin, Oak
land. and patcrral great great
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Schlos-
snagle Huff, Oakland.
The body was taken to the Leigh
ton-Durst Funeral home in Oak
land. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Friday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock from the EV. United
Brethren church in Loeb Lynn
Heights, with Rev. Oscar Hull,
pastor, and Rev. George w. Simp-
son, former pastor, officiating. In
terment will be in Garrett County
Memorial gardens. The body will
be taken to the church at l o'clock
on Friday.