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FOURTEEN EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1947 Parsons Chief Of Police Injured In Fall Charles Ed Long Found On' les Road By Two Boys Hour After Accident PARSONS, W. Feb. Cane: Charles Ed Long. of Parsons. a patient in Tucker County slight concussion the brain received when he slipped and tell Sunday while walking cown road from his home on Stronc Quality Hill.

Chief Long left at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon wns found a home. short distance an hour later by boys. He tell on the Icy roud and was knocked unconscious He was removed to the local bospl141 where his condition is described as satisfactory. Kirk Kee. chief of police here for years until two years ago, has returned from Barbour county and wad act as chief until Mr.

recovery, Parson Man Transferred Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colebank are pending a few days here as guests the latter's mother, Mrs. Minnie belore going to Painesville, Onio, where he has accepted a postas assistant superintendent of buidug construction for the George I. Marin Company.

The Colebanks let: Akron months ago for Anabean, where Mr. vas engineer for the Blawknox Construction Company. Gun Permits Needed Fielding Kver, state game tector. stated today that a new effectre February requires persons to have a kua permit before carrying an uncased gun in woods, Permits may be obtained from Krer. The penalty provided by the new law 15 a fine of $20 costs.

To Address Study Course Robert M. Marine, student Wes: Virginia Wesleyan College. Buckhannon, will be guest spenker the study course being held the St. John's Methodist church morrow evening al 8 o'clock. Maring, 8 former service spent mAny months in India whale there made hLs decision on 1o: the ministry and return as a foreign missionary.

sauce course is on course is being sponsored by Woman's Society of Christian vice and will continue with a movIn.g picture to be shown Thursday evening, February 13, at the church. Arrested On Non-Support Charge Samuel D. Simmons was arrested recently by Marion county authoriYes and returned to Tucker State Troper C. S. Burke Sherif! D.

E. Croston. He was before Justice of the Peace Lawrence Lipscomb on two charges. non-support. Magistrate Lipscomb-3 ardered him to pay $10 a month the support of his wife, the former Dessie Louchry, and $20 per month fo: the support of his two children, Honored On Birthday Mr.

and Mrs. John Salesky. 201 Wood Street. Westernport, honOF aC their daughter. Shirley Jean, her seventh birthday Sunday 7th parry the Service Center.

Games were played and refresh-! a ents served. Those present: Virginia Miller, Mary Jo Kelley. Carolyn Sucher.and, Barbara Nealis, Nancy Miller. Margaret Ann Strong. Peggy McBarbara Lease, Margaret Ann Weich, Bunny Cross, Phyllis Ann Peters, Helen O'Rourke.

Dorothy Lou, Janice hard McIntyre, Marlene Schell. Sinceler, Joel Lease, James Grass, Broaddus Bowman, William and Shirley Jean Salesky. Mrs. Aurun Grass. Mr.

and Willam Fazenbaker, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Suitsky, Mrs. John Salesky and Mr. Mrs.

Ira Lease. Personal and General Mrs. Tracy Carwell, Hendricks, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carvell in Keyser.

and Mrs. Woodrow Williams. Washington, are the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raido Williams.

Miss Barbara Kalar, student! purse at the University of Pennsylvaria Hospital, Philadelphia, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salar here. Mose Betty Boyles, Washington, de the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ms, and Mrs. Charles Ellison and daughter. Baltimore, are ristives here. Mrs. Paul Flanagan and children.

are guests of Mr. and French Renulx, Harry Simmons, of Akron, spent the weekend ELS the guest of pa: ens. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simmons, and was accompanied! home his wife and their infant Sirs.

Elizabeth Hovatter. wife 0::3 Hovattor, 15 a patient In 831 Erins Hospital. Delbert Dran Roy. student at New Xarke: Acadeiny, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbert Ros. Miss Lois Parch, Cumberland, the rues: of Mr. and Mrs. David Murple. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Combs were clied to Vienna. by the serious Dines of the latte's mother, Mrs. Rarea Yorell. Leon Pennington.

of Cuyogaha Falls. Ohio. was called home due to the of his brother. Charles Permincion, a patient 111 an Elkins Forts Leo Harper, Baltimore, wt rolled home due to the serious! nets of her Charlotte Harper a patient in Tucker County Hospita! Mr. and Mrs.

Delphis Auvil, Cumbe: land, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Fortney. Charlie Rosier. Pittsburgh.

Ass Rosier. Baltimore. are guests of And Mrs. Ode Roster, AUTO LOANS 550 $100 $1500 Quick Service and Lower Rate You Get You Pay $100 7.37 $200 $14.74 $300 $22.10 $500 $37.13 you owe on your cor. we will poy it off and odvance more money.

CESSNA FINANCE CORPORATION 3674 1612 N. Liberty St. Tri-State Obituary Mrs. Janet L. Seggle LONACONING.

Feb. Janci L. Seggie, 66, widow of Seggie, died enrly this morning the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nine, Jackson Street, with whom she resided. She had been Ill dayr.

Mrs. Seggle was born in coning. a daughter of the late and Mrs. Charles Ross. Her band dled a number of years ago.

In addition to Mrs. Nine, she survived two other daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth McKitrick, and Mrs. Jeanette Cochrune, Tampa, two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Beeman, Lonaconing, and Mrs.

Mary Ralston, Wellsburg; a brother, James Ross, Westernport, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conductFriday at 2:30 p. m. at the residence by Rev. C.

H. Goshorn. pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Burin1 will take place in Oak Cemetery. T.

Lee Shaffer PARSONS, W. Feb. rites were held this afternoon Mt. Cassell Church, Barbour counfor Shaffer, 79, a farmer who died Monday nt his home St. George district.

Rev, Frantz Castro, pastor of St. George Methodist Church, officiated and interment Mt. Cassell Cemetery. Mr. Shaffer was born November 1867, in Kasson, Barbour county.

parents were the Jato Jacob Mary (Wilson) Shaffer, His widow, the former Miss Heliotrope Ashby, survives with children, Nina Lee and Dennis CalShaffer, at home, and a sister, Mrs. Molendia Stalnaker, Greenville, Ohio. Services LONACONING, Feb. (Chalmers) 91, widow of Robert Patton, who died Monday night, will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

home in Rockville by the Rev. H. Goshorn, pastor of First Presbyterian Church Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Maurey Rites FROSTBURG. Feb. requiem mass for William Edward Maurey, who died of a heart attack Sunin City Hall, was celebrated yesterday morning in St.

Michael's Catholic Church. Rev. Regis Larkin, assistant pastor, had charge of the services and Rev. Francis E. Montgomery was in the sanctuary.

Burial the church cemetery. Pallbearers Joseph William Glorious. Vincent Joseph Winner, Harry Dishong, and Anthony LaPorta. Robert W. Goss MEYERSDALE, Feb, W.

Goss, 73, died Monday Somerset. Coummunity Hospital afan illness days. He was July 2, 1873, In Berlin, A son the late Jacob and Amunda (KidGoss. Ile was a retired monument workUpon several occasions he was employed at local monument works, having been engaged in that line of since he was 15 years old. Surviving Ross, are his Dallastown, widow, and Mrs.

Maseven children, Robert. Ross, York; WilRoss, Dallaslown; Ernest Ross, Meyersdale; Mrs. Ellen Rabb and Horning, both of Red Lion; Bessie Miller, Airville; and Marie Went, A resident of North Dakota; a sister, Mrs. MarBoer, Meyersdale: two brothJacob and George Ross, 11 grandchildren. George E.

Price CONFLUENCE, Feb. 5-Mrs. Margaretta Louise Price, 59, died Monday at Confluence Hospital. She the mother of Dr, E. M.

Price, Confluence physician, Born in Braddock on 1888, she was a daughter of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Brackemeyer. Her husband, George Price, Confluence, survives with son, Dr.

Price. Mr. and Mrs. Price formerly in Swissvale. They here live with their son aboard year Funcral services will be held Thursday nt 2:30 p.

m. at the Neid Funeral Home, Swissvale, by, Rev. William O. Yates, pastor the Presbyterian Church, SwissBurial will be in Monongahela Cemetery in North Braddock. Edgar Armsey PARSONS.

W. Feb. Edgar Armsey, 53, former Tucker County resident, who instantly by killed Saturday a helper engine within of the railroad station at afternoon Tunnelton, were held yesterday at a Tunnelton Interment wAs in Reedsville Cemetery. Mr. Armsey was walking along platform to the depot and got close to the edge that the engine down the track caught him hurled him off the platform.

Born December 2, 1893, in Davis, Armsey wns a son of the, late and Katherine (Born) ArmHe was Joint owner of a taxi business in that town from 1926 to and later worked as a brakefor the Western Maryland Railway. During World War I he in Germany. Armsey, the last member of family of seven children, resided various times with an aunt, Mrs. Burker, Davis, He belonged Blue Ridge Post No, 22, AmeriLegion, Davis. Besides Mrs.

Barker, he Ls surby several aunts and uncles, Including Edward Kasper and Elihu all of Reedsville, and two living in Rockhaven, Pa, Arthur L. Likens WINCHESTER. Feb. 5, for Arthur Likens, 47- year-old Nain merchant, who died night at the home of hig Mrs, Amanda Farrebec, Cedar After a lingering Illness, Were conducted this niternoon the residence. Burlal WAS In Hebron Cemetery.

wAS a son of the late Joseph Rebecca Likens, Mineral counW. Va. surviving are four brothers. E. Likens, Lonaconing, E.

Likens, Bismarck, W. Va, Elmer F. and Thomas E. Antioch, W. Va, and ansister, Mrs.

Cella M. Elkins, W. Va. FOR SALE Combination coni and gas range. Practically new.

259 E. Main Frostburx. Phone 483-J, 4-5-6 WANTED Children to take care of after school. Phone Frostburg 149-R. 5 Tri-Towns District Scout Drive Planned Fund Campaign Has Quota: Of $1,250 For Arca Communities TRI-TOWNS, Feb, annual! drive for funds for the Boy Scouts of Tri-Towns District of Potomac Council will get underway Monday, February 17.

Raymond C. Hudson, chairman. announces. The quota has been set at $1,250. total of $1.153 was donated last Ay year.

Dr. Paul R. Wilson and J. Dayton Ours are assisting Hudson in directing the drive. mont weeks.

and Beryl, district W. includes Western-! PiedThe drive will continue for, two port, Luke, Barton, Bloomington, Lonaconing and Franklin, Md. A house to house solicitntion will be made and letters are being mailed to the various organizations and individuals in this district asking for contributions. A movie, "'Your Home in New will be presented by Miss Gretchen Williams, home demonstration agent of the Potomac Light: and Power Company, at the February meeting of the Pledmont Library tomorrow evening at the library. Mrs.

Harold Fredlock and members of her committee Villa have charge program will serve refreshments. The assistant hostesses Mrs. W. Gingerich, Mrs. Donald McCombs.

Mrs. Robert Bess and Mrs. Madeline Elliott. Brief Mention The Social Welfare Club will hold its February meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.

at the Westernport Serv-1 ice Center. Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 1G will celebrate its fourth versary tomorrow at m. at the Odd Fellow's Hall, Westernport, with a Valentine party. Cpl.

Frank Fike, U.S.M.C., who has been overseas 21 months, arrived in California last Thursday and called his mother, Mrs. S. K. Fike, Enst Hampshire Strect, Piedmont, on the telephone. He told her he expected to be home in two months.

He has been stationed in China for the year, and is now at Camp Pendleton, Ocean Side, Callf. The St. James Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Jamesson, 121 Johnson Strect, Westernport, Friday at 2:30 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harrison, 437 Vine Street, Westernport, announce the birth of a daughter in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. Mrs.

Mollic Moorehead, who has been ill for two weeks at the home of John Sigler, Walnut Street, Westernport, been taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs, Cora Beals, Kitzmiller. Richard Lamberson is confined to his home, 420 Walnut Street Westemport, with a dislocated knee. Mrs. George Whiteman's Sunday School Class of the Piedmont Pentecostal Holiness Church will at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Arthur, Westernport, next Monday at 7:30 p. m. Miss Lucille Arthur will be the hostess. Keyser Minstrel Show To Be Repeated KEYSER, W. Feb.

minstrel show to raise funds for a new fire truck for Keyser, which was presented last week, a will be repeated in the Keyser High School nuditorium, Friday night, February 14, according to an announcement made by Nut Dantzic, director. Cancer Society Meets An organization meeting of the County Cancer Society's executive committee was held recently at Potomac Valley Hospital, Members of the committee are Mrs. Edith E. Gibson, captain; Mrs. Ervin Dayton, county campaign chairman; Miss Nancy Bell Kempfer, secretary-treasurer; Dr.

Robert Coffman, representative, Potomac Valley Medical Society; Paul C. Rouzer, publicity director; Mrs. Rosalle Vandiver, Farm Women's Club representative; Norman, Elk Garden representative; Mrs. Paul Wilson, representative; Mrs. Paul Klein, Fort Ashby representative: Mrs.

John Bane, Burlington representative, The member from Ridgeley will be named later. Additional members from the American Association of University Women are Miss Helen Criner, Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Miss Louise Ward and Mrs. Lyle Wilson, Dr. Thomas Bess, a member of the state executive committee, was present! and gave assistance with the or ganization.

The next meeting will be held Thursday, February 27. April is campaign month. Bernard R. Cole, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Cole, 188 Mozelle Street, and Elliott Rumer, 18. of 102 Chestnut Street. have enlisted in the Army for 18 months duty unassigned. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert P. Wells, Riverdale, announce the Prince birth January Georges Hospital, Cheverly, Md. Mrs. the former Ada Lee Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Robinson, McCoole. Miss Phyllts Shepp. who recently returned from Africa where she taught music in a mission school, has accepted a position as music director in the Norview High School, Norfolk, Va. Ralph O. Martin is on a business trip to Baltimore, The February Division of the WSCS of Grace Church will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

James Wright, Centre Street. The October Division w8CS of Grace Church will meet with Mrs. Huntley Huffman, 96 South Mineral Street, Friday evening at 7:30. Group No. 3, of United Brothren Church, will meet with Mrs.

Margaret Eagle, Lincoln Street, Thursday evening at 7:30. Group No. 1. United Brethren Ladles Aid, will meet with Mrs. J.

H. Boswell Thursday evening at 7:30. Patients at Potomac Valley pital include Lewis T. House, Mrs. Elsie Foltz.

and Okey Keyser; Robert Biser, Burlington; Mrs. Geneva McElwin, Piedmont; Osle Southerly, Moorefield, and John McRoble, Westernport, Mrs. Edwin and infant son. Lawrence Edwin, have returned to their home on Mineral Street from Potomac Valley Hospital, Mrs. Parker Pownall, who has been undergoing treatment at the South Baltimore Hospital, Baltimore, has returned to her home on CArroll Avenue.

Frostburg Plan Full Time Police Service VFW Post Granted Lease! On Ball Park For BiState League Games FROSTBURG, Feb. 5 At the meeting of Mayor and City Council Monday night, Police Com-: missioner Arthur Thomas discussed the need of full-time service nt police headquarters to receive calls. He informed the body that with his present force he plans a schedule so that a member will be able to serve at the sintion on all three shifts. Ransom NAVe, representing John, R. Fairgrieve Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was given, a favorable be granted the for the baseball reply to his request, the Post park for the coming season.

He stated that the Veterans of Foreign Wars had assumed the sponsorship of 2 Bi-State League team and that priority for scheduled games would be granted on the local diamond under the terms of the lease. The question of the new Berkowitz plant and the area it would cover in that section was answered by the city attorney, who pointed out that even under the plant's proposed expansion plan, there would still be plenty of room for the ball park. Water Commissioner Jesse Jacobs was granted permission to continuc cooperation with the State Forestry Department in the conservation and forest development program, Under the project a number of new trees we are to be planted annually at Piney! Run dam area. Legion Joins School Fight Officers of Farrady Post No. 24, American Legion will contact all Legion Posts and Legion auxiliary units in Allegany, and Garrett: counties them to protest against any move to abandon Frostburg State Teachers' College, which was established here in 1902.

Citizens or Frostburg, a Legion official pointed out today, have been compelled from the time the school was opened here to put up a fight to secure sufficient funds to maintain the institution and to provide for the construction of bulldings now on the campus. Buildings include the administration building, opened in 1902; sclence completed in 1912; residence hall, completed in 1914; addition to residence hall, completed in 1924; the buildings containing the auditorium and gymnasium and heating plant, completed in 1928,, and the newest building, the college clementary school, completed in 1934. In addition to this group of buildings, the college has combined campus and athletic field with an area of acres. The portion of the campus used as an athletic field was acquired as WPA project. The land was formerly the site of 4 large number of homes of local negro residents who were moved out of the area during 1935 and 1936, after the state acquired title to the property.

One of the most spectacular fights in the interest of the college was made by William A. Gunter, durIng his term of office as state tor, when he had the entire General Assembly of Maryland adjourn for day and come to Frostburg in 1929 to make an inspection of the college and reach a decision on the proposed closing of Oak street, which at that time divided the college buildings from the present athletic members of the the street, General "Assembly voted to close Members of the American Legion and other local groups bave written to the Secretary of State for copies of the report of the Maryland Commission on Higher Education containing comments concerning the college. Homemakers Club Elects Mrs. Ellen Brode was elected parlamentarian, Mrs. Virginia Logue chairman, and a Mrs.

Reford Aldridge music chairman a recent meeting of the Frostburg Homemakers Club. The organization observed third anniversary at the session held at the home of Mrs. Philip Lehr, Frost Avenue, with Miss Maude Bean as guest speaker. Plans for 1947 activities were discussed. A period was devoted to continuation of the study -of "The Life Stephen Foster" and "Grandma Moses' Christmas A buffet! luncheon concluded affair.

To Take Ocean Cruise Miss Katherine Close, Broadway, and Miss Genevieve McCoy, Cumberland, heads of the Frostburg and Cumberland Potomac Edison home ceonomics departments, left for Jacksonville, where they will spend the first part of their vacation. They will sail on the S.S. New North Land for a two-weeks cruise with stops In. Cuba and other smalled islands. Honored on Birthday Mr.

and Mrs. James C. honored their daughter, Constance, with a party recently on her ninth birthday at the home of her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Conrad Rephann, Eckhart. Games were played and refreshments served.

Those present were Mary Lou Race, Beverly Muir, Ruth Ann Adams, Shirley Ferguson, Janet Louise Adams, Kay Rephann, Joseph Cunningham, and James and Nellle Linda Rephann. Personal and General The Ladies Auxiliary of the Republican Club will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p. In. A social hour will follow the business session with Mildred Craze, Harriet Payne and Billy Sluss in charge. The Glcaners Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church will hold.

its annual class sister dinner party tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. at the church. Election of officers will follow the dinner. The Philathca Class of First lish Baptist Church will meet Friday night in the Sunday School room with Miss Margaret Stewart And Mrs.

Doris Ward as hostesses. The Ladies Aid Society of Mt. Zion Welsh Baptist Memorial Church will meet tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. in the church annex with Mrs.

Chase Mrs. Saran Lemmert and Mrs. Thomas Lloyu as hostesses. Ministers of the Somerset churches of the Pittsburgh Synod o1 the Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet in the parsonage: of Zion Evangellcal and Reformedi Church, East Main Street, Monday afternoon, March 3, with Rev. Arthur J.

Miller, of Glade charge near Berlin, presenting a book review. Mrs. Michael Humbertson, Eckhart, who became Ill recently, is improving at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. TIM TYLER'S LUCK By Lyman Young THEY RODE AND IT'5 A CINCH WE CAN'T CHASE FILL THE GAS TANKS, WE'LL HOP OFF IN OFF UP THE THEY DIDN'T STICK AFTER 'EM IF TIM- AND SCOUT THE A FEW MINUTES, WE'VE GOT TO RUN DOWN THOSE TWO NORTH WITH ROAD, TO THE KNOW WHERE I'LL SEND COUNTRY NORTH OF CLINTWE DON'T MURDOCK! IN WHAT CLINT, 20-HOUR OUT THEY'RE IN THE SOMEWHERE WILD THEY WENT- UP OUR THE RIDGE WITH SPUDTHEY A COUNTERFEITERS, DIRECTION DID LEAVE FROM HERE? HEAD START COUNTRY BY NOW- SCOUT PLANE 0074. BIN BELIEVE IT OR NOTI by RIPLEY COM STRIKE 94 YRS.

OLD! TAIL INDIAN MINERS OF NANAIMO, Vancouver WENT ON STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY IN I053 -AND THEY ARE STILL OUT PrayMAARDLE MRS. A D. CHILDERS Oilton, Okla. TOSSED A SWEET POTATO FLOWER OUT OF STRAWBERRY THE WINDOW it TOOK ROOT AND New York. N.Y GREW 72 POUNDS DE POTATOES HAS A REPERTOIRE OF APPROXIMATELY 2500 SONGS COMMITTED TO MEMORY- AND SINGS ALL BY REQUEST- AVERAGING 12.5 SONGS NIGHTLY Keg fraen Val W.

Virginia Priest Dies In Arkansas FAIRMONT, W. Feb. 5-The Very Rev. Mathias Buchheit. pastor of St.

Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Patrimont, W. dean of the Fairmont area of the Wheeling Diocese, died January 29 in St. Anthony's Hospital in ton, Arkansas, his home city. In ill health for many months, the Very Rev. Father Buchheit had been a patient in Wheeling hospital for a number of weeks, but covered sufficiently to return to St.

Peter's at Christinas time where he participated in the festival services. Recently, accompanied by the assistant pastor of St. Peter's Church, the Rev. George Kuhn, he left to visit his formeras home, Morrilton, Arkansas. 77.

The Very Rev. Mathias Buchhelt was, 11, born 1869, in and Limbach, was brought Germany, to this country as a child. He began his preparatory studies for the Roman Catholic priesthood at Holy Ghost College, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, and compieted his philosophical studies at Notre Dame de. Langonnet, France. Ordained to the priesthood on Alfred March 18, 1899, by the Most Rev.

A. Curtis, D. in the pel of St. Mary's Seminary in more, he had served in the WheelDiocese since ordination. He was Arst assigned to the Catholic Church Howesville, W.

and subsequently filled assignments in the following places: Meadow Bluff and St. Clara, W. Wytheville, St. Joseph's Settlement, Weston, and Fairmont. He served the church at St.

Joseph's Settlement for nearly 20 years, prior to being transferred to Weston. He had been pastor of St. Peter's Church in Fairmont since 1935. Rev. Father Buchheit is survived by a brother, residing in Morrilton, and a sister, who is a member of the Benedictine Order of Nuns.

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Frostburg Phone 322 Unusual Habit Costs Man Life BEDFORD, Feb. 5--John Berkhelmer, 54-year-old farmer, Fishertown, Is dend today of his unusual habit ol' hitching himself to a buggy. He died in Timmins Hospital as result of injuries sustained Janvary 24 when buggy was struck; bay a truck. Death was caused by a fractured skull and fractured left. leg.

State Police said the accident occurred on Route 56, About one and one-half miles east of Fisherlown. when a truck operated by Sheldon James Harbaugh, New Paris, crashed into the man-drawn buggy. Harbaugh told police he was driving along the highway and was blinded by the light of an oncoming machine. He said he did not see the man or the buggy until his truck crashed into the the the the the the the the the the light vehicle. Police learned buggy was 1101.

equipped with lights and the accident occurred about 6:30 p. m. They were informed that Berkheimer had; 3 habit of hauling the buggy with him whenever he went to the They said be would walk or ruil while holding the shafts in his hands. Bedford County Coroner Vernon Gelsel said he will conduct an investigation and probably will tix a time for All Inquest. Harbaugh has been released own recogni-itions zance.

Mr. Berkheimer WELS 8 Bedford county farmer. He was 2 son of Calvin S. and Amanda (Griffith) Berkhelmer. His wife, the former Ella Mae Yarnell, died in May, 1943 Hagerstown Retailers Back Daylight Time HAGERSTOWN.

Feb. 5. The Hagerstown Renders' Bureau yesterduy voiced approval of daylight time for the coming summer, opposed a statewide sales tax, and discussed the perplexing traffic situntion at a meeting at the Hager House. The vote on both the question of daylight saving time here and the sales tax was almost unanimous in favor of the former and 111 oppoof the latter, NOTICE 3, pro-! His ell the vin and at ton, in toher C. man, and will to then The 46, the day Ser- han, and lino, ibert for: born of er.

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15 Ellhu sey. 1935 man served Mr. a at Dora LO en vived Born, nieces Rites Sunday sister, Grove, Mt. He land ty. Also William Frank Likens, other Keyser, Notice it hereby given that the follow10K Clerk persons of the Circull Court for Allefled application with County to sell nicoholic beveragea LADy in County, under the provision of Section: 299 to inclusive, of Atof the Code of Public Local Lava tiele by the Generul Assembly of Kinryland Specm! License.

Senion name 1033. of applicant and for whom applied, the residence of Character of applicant, Incalion of place of business and owner of premises are as follows: LIGHT BEER, James CLASS ON BALE: residence of applicant, Dawson, for Applicant, 8. Pitzpatrick; whom appiled, James S. Fitzpatrick; of premisea. owner of William F.

nnd Lelia B. promises, The expiration date of alt grunted will 50 tho 30th day of April next after Issuance. Notler: dR hereby siren that invy be filed against tho granting of from said the date Licenses of on the or first before publication weeks ni this notice, and further that snid applicawill be taken before the Circuit Court for Allegany County for its approval or rejection of said Licenses. PIER publication of thin notice 15 5, 1047. ROBERT JACKSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Allegany County.

Advertisement T-February 5-12 Farewell Party Held For Couple LONACONING, Feb. miscellaneous shower and going away party was held last night at the White Way Inn honoring Mr. and Mrs. John E. Muster.

The Musters are leaving for Syracuse, N. where they plan to make their home. Logan Muster, a brother, is also located there. Those uttending the shower given Mrs. William Abbott and Mrs.

Richard Moffatt were Mesdames Frank Muster, Frank Wilson, Jeanette Fresh, Thomas Holmes, Thomas Dick, Robert McCutchen, William A. Smith, William C. Smith, WilMiam Stephens, Walter Abbott, Charles Schramm, Oscar Dolany, Harold Duckworth, David Cuthbertson, Charles Gowans, Jacob Hadley, Ellsworth Green, John Alexander and Richard Stakem, the Misses Virginia Schramm, Eleanor Cuthbertson, Jean Gardner, Betty Dolany, Helen Bell, Wanda Patterson, Mary Jo Muster, Ollie Eichhorn and Robert Both Mr. and Mrs. Muster are graduates of Central High School, Lonaconing, and are popular among the younger set.

Muster is a veteran of World War IL. Mrs. Muster has been employed in ladles apparel department of the Holmes and Company store here. Central Faculty To Entertain The faculty of Central High School will entertain with a turkey dinner honoring Principal and Mrs. Lewyn C.

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Folds flat when not Strongly woven. 3 sizes now in usc, It stock. $2.25 $2.95 up LARD CANS 50-lb. lard cans with entire inside and outside of Container sunitary enameled--ONLY PRICHARD'S 1 W. Main St.

Frostburg, Md. Phone 158-159.