The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-09-20
EVANSVILLE



their return from a visit with the
brides relatives here. The groom is
a popular business man of Derry, and
the bride has been in training as
nurse in a Latrobe, Pa, hospital. She
is the pretty daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baker of this place. The
happy couple will probably begin
housekeeping at Derry.
A meeting of the Garrett, Allegany
and Mineral Counties Medical Assoc
iation was held in the Grantsville
school house on Friday afternoon,
about forty-two members from the
tri-countes being present. A very in
structive and extremely interesting
address on diseases of the heart was
given by DR.. John Legge, president
of the Association, who was chairman
of the meeting. Following the lecture
a delicious chicken and waffle dinner
was served at the Casselman Hotel
by the Misses Dorsey.
Members of the Adult Bible Glass
of the Centre street NJ. f. Sunday
school of Cumberland enjoyed an out
ing to Grantsville on Thursday, being
guests at a chicken and waffle dinner
served at the National Hotel in the
evening. There were 60 members
present.
Mrs. Louisa jenkins died at her
home near New Germany on Friday
morning, her death being due to
chronic intestinal trouble. She was
the widow of the late William jenkins
whose death occurred several years
ago. She was aged 81 years and "a
days at the time of death, and is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. Sam Brenneman, this county;
Mrs. Galloway of West Va; Ralph,
Arnold, Charles and Jennie, the two
latter at home. She is also survived
by 29 grandchildren. She was widely
known and respected in the commun-
Robinson, assisted by Rev. Bright,
Reformed minister Of Elk Lick, off
ity. Her funeral was held at the NJ.
H. church on Sunday afternoon Rev.
clatlhg' IhIefmeht IN the New Ger
many cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Swauger, widow of the
late Isaac 0"au&ef' dled at her nome
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The people Of Grantsville were
privileged on Sunday evening In hear
ing Miss Katherine Mccormick, a re-
turned Near East worker, who gave
lecture at the Lutheran church I'M
der the auspices Of the Christian En-
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