The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-06-19
EVANSVILLE.

dinner parties. On Friday evening at
six o'clock chicken and waffle dinner
was served to twenty-seven guests,
the affair being a pre-ruptia' dinner
given in honor of Robert Young of
Cumberland and Miss Edith Madore
of Frostburg by their friends. On
Saturday evening another chicken and
waffle dinner was served to a party
of thirty-two from Cumberland, Of
fcials and employees of the Cellulose
plant, near Cumberland, the party
being in charge of the manager, R.
A. Sarat, and his wife. All day on
Sunday the hostelrie was busy serv-
ing meals. and on Monday a crowd
of thirty-five G. A. R. Veterans from
Cumberland were guests for dinner.
Mrs. Milton Kinsinger very charm
ingly entertained the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Lutheran
church on Tuesday, serving most
delicious refreshments at the close of
Vic DlOS olls VIC NOECLI
members were present.
Miss Alverta Miller has returned
from her trip to College Park, Balti-
more and Washington, which she, in
company with Miss McLain from the
other end of the country, won as re-
ward for best work in the Girls Can
ming Club last year. Miss Gerber,
county demonstrating agent, accomp-
anied the girls upon the trip. En-
erson Warwick, first prize winner of
the Boys Pig Club, and Melvin burst,
first prize winner of the Boys Corn
Club of this place, were also awarded
this trip, which was made in company
with the young ladies and in charge
of Mr.. Fox. club agent of Western
Maryland.
The cemetery fund, of which men,
ton was made in this column last
year, is still being kept up, and any
one wishing to contribute to this
worthy cause is invited to do so by
sending any amount to the First State
Bank, in charge Of j. o. Getty, who
will see that it reaches the proper
authorizes. Excellent results were
accomplished last year through this
fund, and it is the wish of the COM
mittee in charge to have the work of
cleaning and restoring carried on each
year in order to keep the village
Gods Acre looking as it should, a
credit to the village.
A most delightful dance was given
at the pavilion on Thursday night by
DR.. o. 7. Brosdwater and Chas. o.
Keller. The Frostburg Saxophone
Orchestra privided music for the occa-
sion There was good attendance.
School closed on Friday after the
usual final examinations. Prof De-
witt returned Saturday to his home
in Frostburg. The teachers, pupils
and County Superintendent Rathbun
feels much Encouraged with the work
accomplished last year in spite of
much illness and other drawbacks
during the term
Michael Nathan has been in Allie
gany Hospital, Cumberland, the past
week. He underwent an operation for
gall stones on Saturday last. Mrs.
Nathan, in company with Mr. and Mrs
C. H. Younkin and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Younkin in the Younkin car,
called to see MIR. Nathan on Sunday
and found him resting as easily as
could be expected under the cirium-
stances.
Miss Cora Miller Of Springs, Pa,
was a guest of Mrs Mark Bender Fri
day.
VIM Browning of Oakland was a
GAINESVILLE visitor on Sunday
Mrs. j. C. Mccullough and daughter
Miss Claudine, were Grantsyille visit
ors last Tuesday, guests Of friends
here
Harry L. Bevans of Melville. o.,
and mother, Mrs. H. L. Bevans of
Connellsville, Pa, spent part of last
week with relatives and friends here
Mrs. J. J. Bender spent part of last
week in Frostburgh with her mother,
Mrs Conrad CAN'T.
Corporals Fay and Earl Miller, sons
Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Miller of
Little Crossing, are home from over
seas, having returned this week. Fay
and Earl were the first boys to enlist
from the place two years ago.
Misses Grace Hershberger and
Beulah Bender have returned from
Grafton, w. Va. where they attended
the commencement exercises of the
Grafton High School, from which
institution their brother and cousin
Daniel W. Hershberger was graduated
this year.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Beidleman were
guests of the Misses Effie and Grace
Shaffer of Frostburg at o'clock
dinner at the Casselman Hotel on
Memorial Day..
Miss Margaret Hanft of Salisbury
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