The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-07-27

secration, thus making Sabbath duties
a pleasure and the matter of contribut-
ing privilege. Mr.. Weller's address
was interpreted with some very en-
tertainlng anecdotes. There was
fairly good audience.
A moonlight picnic was held on Fri
day evening at the pavilion with a
basket luncheon provided by the ladies'.
Several dozen young people were pre-
sent and the evening was spent in
dancing and watching the moons
eclipse.
picnic party was planned in honor
of Margaret Getty's fourteenth birth
day on July 18th. A number of boys
and girls took basket luncheon and
invited her to the Casselman river for
the picnic. There were about dozen
present. All enjoyed the outing i'm
mensely.
On the evening of July Both Miss
Coghan, secretary of the Board of
Missions, will lecture in the Reformed
Church.
On Saturday evening, July 29th
home talent play by the St. Paurs Re-
formed congregation will be given in
Grantsvile.
On Sunday, July Goth, the communion
services will be held in the Lutheran
church, with preparatory services on
the Friday night previous. On the af-
ternoon of Friday July 2Sth, Rev.
Oney will meet the catechetical class
here and on every Friday following
during the summer.
The following guests are registered
at the Casselman Hotel: Mrs. NJ. W
Roberts and family, Mrs. Dickey ant
family, Miss McDermitt and niece, and
Miss Genevieve Remnant, OF Cumber-
land.
a motor party composed of the fol-
lowing went to Uniontown, Pa, Satur-
day: John Michaels, of Mt. Zion, and
daughters, Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs.
Frank Michaels, Miss Angie Michaels
and Will Michaels, The trip was made
in Mr.. Coleman's car. Mr.. Mithaes is
81 years old and this was his first trip
to his old home near Uniontown for
nearly forty-fye years.
Miss Anna Brady and friends, of
Frostburg, are guests at the Casselman.
Miss Hilda Lichty returned to Mey-
ersdale Saturday, after a weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. G. C. Keller.
Misses Margaret, Mary and Louise
Niedbolla. of Cumberland, are guests of
Misses Angela and Vida Getty.
Rev. Lewis Zehner from Russell, Kan
sas and children, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs John Zehner last week.
Miss Ethel Schramm, from Elk Lick,
has been visiting Mrs. Irene HAYES.
Little Paul Liyengood has been suf-
fering from stone bruise on his foot
which necessitated lancing in several
places by the family physician, but is
improving.
Miss Frances Bevans and brother,
Cnarles, spent part or last week with
their aunt. Mrs. Will Knecht, of West
Salisbury.
Miss Marie Conner has returned from
visit to Oakland and Keyser, W. Va.
DR.. G. c. Keller is spending a few
weeks in Accident and Friendsyille.
Miss Esther Bill, from Homecoming. is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bill
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Beachy and fam
lily were Frostburg visitors, Saturday
night
/ Mrs. Lewis Gingerick was called to
Frostburg, Md. last week to attend
the funeral of her father, Michael Har-
den, who met with a tragic death on
railroad crossing there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Livengood and
Mrs. Bruce Lichty of Meyersdale were
guests at the National Hotel for sup
per Saturday evening, having motored
to Cumberland and thence to Grants.
vile in Mrs. Lichty's car, in the after
noon, with Ware Deeter as chauffeur. .
Miss Stella Krauskopf from Pitts
burgh is guest of her cousin, Mrs. u;
W. Delany, at the Evans bungalow.
a party of four from Indiana State
are at the Casselman Cabin, this week.
Masters John and Henry Winterberg
from Cumberland and Hess Winter
berg from Lancaster are guests of their
aunt, Miss Christina Winterberg.
Irwin Shumaker has been i'll with
typhoid the past two weeks, but is re.
covering nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts, of Cumber-
land, spent Sunday with her mother at
the Casselman Hotel.