The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-06-19

Miller, Mary Tissue.
Johnson, Mae Rosenberger, Anna
DUR.
Beall, William Wellings.
Cation, Josephine Karalevics, Alma
Deibler, Vernon Lancaster, Gladys
Mckenzie, Mabe! Mckenzie.
Long Stretch, Odell Layman.
Meese, Myrtle Wilhelm, Woodrow
Meese.
Merrill, Anna Fike, Olive Fike, Ed
win Robson.
Bowser, Simon Hoover. Joe Resh.
Finzel, Clyde Baker, Eldon Grove,
Elnora Mckenzie.
Jennings, Melva Huff, Rosa Wiley,
Sabena Wilburn, Cleone Fazenbaker,
Lucinda Hare.
Grantsville, Mabel Younkin, Mary
Wiley, Evelyn Swauger, Beulah Pat
ton, Clara Kinsinger, Christine Kel-
Ter, Zeta Baker, Gladys Custer, Ralph
Younkin, Leroy Shumaker, Charles
Stanton, Leslie Stanton, Wendell Lohr.
Yoder, Alta Schrock, Alva Yoder,
Tillie Yoder, Ada Yoder, Fannie
Hershberger, Ada Hershberger,
Gladys Shriver, Ivan Miller, Alvin
Yoder, Roy Miller.
Fairview, Ethel Simpson.
Reading Contest
Last January the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Oakland Chamber of Com
merce offered to give framed brown
tone pictures of standard size and Sc
lection to the school room in the Oak
land Supervisory Unit whose pupils
read the largest number of pages of
acceptable reading material, satisfac-
factorily reported before May Is. The
honor goes to the sixth and seventh
grades in Crellin under the instruc-
ton of Mrs Margaret Smith Liller.
Second place was won by the fourth
and fifth grades in Crellin and third
place by the seventh grade in Oak
land.
The picture will be selected by Mrs.
Liller with the approval of the sup
cruising teacher, Miss May l.. Stew
art, and the selection reported to Mr..
Charles Riley, secretary of the board
of directors. The picture will then be
personally presented to the school,
either during the vacation thru the
principal, or in September when it
would be possible for the children to
have Mr.. Riley meet. them and con-
graduate them on their reading
habits.
Exhibit Day at Sunnyside
The Sunnyside Grange Hall was a
happy place on Decoration Day when
teachers, pupils and patrons from
nine school districts met to cooperate
in carrying out plans for a successful
exhibit day in the Swan Meadow
group. The teachers, Miss Julia Ri
ley, Miss Mary Pickrell, Miss Anna
Thomas, Miss Sadie Berkenbaugh,
Miss Inez Hamill, Miss Esther Hite,
Miss Hazel Liller, Miss Elena Pen
dergast and Mr.. J. S. Gnegy, brought
their pupils early in the day, ready
to take part in both morning and af-
ternoon programs.
The morning program consisted of
athletic events, running races, jump
ing, fun contests and other field day
events. Mr.. Gnegy, who was in charge
Of this part of the program, had the
children try out for first place in
their own schools before participa-
ton in the group meet.
The picnic dinner at noon was held
in the grange hall and was served by
ladies from the different school dis
tricts. Everyone reported a bounte-
Gus feast and joyous social hour.
Miss Pickrell and Miss Berkenbaugh
had charge of lemonade and ice
cream booths. The large sale of both
indicates a good tiAe and financial
returns sufficient to defray all ex-
penses incident to the program.
At two o'clock an interesting little
program Of recitations and songs pro-
vided restful entertainment under the
leadership Of the chairman, Miss Ju-