The Republican., 1924-05-15

Miss Bertie Cleveland.
The Oakland Grammar school pu-
pills conducted an exchange in Fraley
& Sons store last Saturday after
noon for the benefit of the school.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hinebaugh has return
ed from Indianapolis, Ind, in which
city she spent the past several weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Neil C.
Fraley.
Attorneys J. c. Renninger, w. R.
OHutt and f. r. Jones were in Cum
berland Monday last engaged in the
trying of a case for client removed
from this county.
Mr.. X. II. Armstrong returned to
Oakland Monday from Pittsburgh, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Armstrong and
children, and by Miss Martha Arm
strong, of Pittsburgh
Messrs. Geo. Giessman and Henry
Lauer returned to Oakland this morn
ing from Baltimore where they at
tended the Republican State conven-
ton as delegates from this county.
Mr.. Harry l.. White has resigned
his position as clerk at the Manhattan
Hotel and has taken a place as clerk
in the new Hub store which was re-
Gently opened in the Townshend build
ing on Alder street.
Don't fail to attend the Maryland
Theatre Thursday, May Is, 1924, and
see the extra super-feature "The
Green Goddess" with George Arliss
in the role First show at 7:15.-Ad-
vertisement.
Miss Elizabeth Mccullough re-
turned to her home in Friendsville,
after a brief visit with Mrs. T. Ray
mond Farrell in Cumberland. Miss
Mccullough is a grand daughter of
Senator j. W. Mccullough.
Rev. David NJ. Funk, accompanied
by Misses Hazel Thayer and Grace
and Mabel Falkenstein, left here yes
terday morning for points in Mary
land and Pennsylvania where they will
be guests of relatives and friends un-
til Friday.
Mr. William B. Sweet, formerly of
: Swanton, but for the past several
years a resident of Detroit, Michigan,
: where he is employed in the Ford au-
tomobile works, spent yesterday in
Oakland when he visited The Repub-
lican Office on business.
Mr.. J. J. Walker, of kitzmiller,
z was recently awarded a prize of S25,
given by the Bureau of Mines of the
: Maryland University as a reward for
: his standing in the night mining class
/. on practical mining as carried on the
bituminous fields of this section of the
! country.
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alvin Friend and
family, who have resided in Oakland
for the past two or three years, are
j., preparing to move back to their farm
n at Sang Run. They will be accompan-
led by their son and daughter-in-law
and twin babies, who recently return
:, ed here from Connellsville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Mealey, of
q Baltimore, are here to look after the
opening of their Park residence Incl
dent to occupying the same during the
n coming summer. They are now guests
h of their son and daughterin-law, Mr..
|, and Mrs. J. Gordon Mealy at their
: home on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Wellington Crane
e of Richmond, Va, were here several
:, days during the past week visiting
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Naylor and fam
i lily. Upon their return home they
e were accompanied from Baltimore by
i Mr.. Townshend Nylor and his sister
Mrs. McGregor Davidson.
~ Miss Grace Loar, superintendent OF
n the Junior Epworth League of st
e Paul's NJ. f. church, assisted by hei
is corps of teachers, entertained tn,
n members of the organization at ;
Ie very delightful social in MAYORS Hal
last Friday evening. The young folk
enjoyed themselves immensely.
=, Miss Mildred Dixon entertained
p quite a number of her friends las
~, Saturday evening in honor of he
r, mother, Mrs. Nina S. Dixon, the oc
casion being in honor of the latter
anniversary. The affair was com
plete surprise to the guest Of honor
n Delicious refreshments were served.
~ The concrete paving on Green stree
III has been completed through the bloc
IN from Second street and is connecte,
Of with the recently completed pavini
m on Third street and is a most decide'
Improvement in that section of tn
town. Formerly the unpaved sectiol
of Green street was little less than