The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NOTES

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NOTES
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-SlNCELL, Advertisement 1t.
On Tuesday The Republican was Wis
tied tied by four brothers who met
here by prearrangement, they being
Mr.. Frank NLantz, of Hildreth, Neb.;
MIR. Enos Lantz, of St. Louis, Mo-;
Mr.. Joseph Lantz, of Davis, West Va.
and Mr.. Charles Lantz. of Piedmont.
The party motored from here to the
home of Mr. Joseph Lantz at Thomas.
Mr.. Frank LantZ is a newspaper man
of Hildreth and was for eight wears
postmaster of that town, recently re-
signing the position in order to come
east He and his brother MIR. Enos
Lantz were both born in Oakland more
years ago than we can remember.
FOR SALE-Farm of 492 acres. To-
Gated six miles north of Oakland. q
acres oats; 10 acres buckwheat; 21b
acres potatoes; 9 acres corn; 40 to
80 acres grass. This property also
has lot of young growth timber up
on it. Big bargain to quick buyer.
G. SEMMES HAMILL, Attorney, Oak
Observation-Disclosures I7-tf.
Former Congressman David J. Lew
is, Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. Hugh A. McMul.
len, Jr., Mrs. Clinton Uhl and Mr..
John Jenkins, ali OF Cumberland, mo-
tered to Oakland Monday and spent
the day here and at other points near
| by. Mr.. Lewis, since his retirement
from Congress several years ago, has
been one of the members of the Tariff
Board, with headquarters in Washing
ton. While in town Mr.. Lewis and
Mr.. McMul.en called at The Re9ubli-
can office, the former remarking upon
his departure that he was not out
seeking public Office or electioneering
but simply calling upon some of his
old friends and acquaintances.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From
my farm on June Sth, one black horse
/ with white spot in forehead. Weight
about 1l5O pounds; age ) years: any
information please notify GEO. P.
MARLEY, Deer Park-Adversise
ment 17-3t*
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fringer, of Lynn
Haven, Florida, who came to Oakland
one day last week and were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Bush at their home
on Crook Crest, left here Tuesday
evening for New York from which
city they will return to their home in
the south by water within few weeks
Mr.. Fingers many friends in Oak
land were delighted to meet with him
again and regret his early departure.
This was Mrs. FINGERS first visit to
Oakland, she having been born and
reared in New York State.
The First State Bank of Grantsville.
which institution recently completed
the erection of its new banking build
ing, which presents quite an attrac-
ance, and has also installed in the
building new furniture and fixtures.
has further safeguarded its funds by
having installed a complete and mod
fern burglar alarm, which works auto
matically should any one attempt to
burglarlize the bank or even enter it
between certain hours after the bank
officials set the alarm. The First State
tells all about the system in an adj
Yertisement appearing in The Repub-
lican today. The going aheadness ex-
Inhibited not only by the bank of Grants
vile, but also by its citizenry gener-
| ally is indeed commendable and is an
example set by which other communi-
ties may profit by following.
The Inner Mission Board of the
United Lutheran Church in America.
representing the West Virginia SYNOD.
met at the farm Of Mr.. Lloyd Dawson
: located on the State line south of
Oakland on last Friday morning to
inspect the property and consider the
: advlsabllity of accepting it as a gift
whereon will be erected a home for
ministers of the church who have be-
come aged and unable to care for
,, themselves and their families and also
as a vocational center for ministers
: engaged in teaching in Che church col
: leges and universities. The committee
of the local Synod was met in Oak.
land by DIR. William Freas. who is
the general secretary of the Inner Mis-
, sion Board of the church with Offices
IN New York city. The matter of ac-
cepting the property was favorablv
considered by the committee, but to
effect IT'S transfer TO the church for its
. intended use by the donor. fl will have
KIP be submitted to The Synod which