The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald R. Sincell an
nounced the birth OF son yesterday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bittner returned
home last Friday from Seb1ing Flor
ida, where they had spent a portion
of the winter.
Rev. George Luecke, of Accident,
came up to Oakland Tuesday after
noon where he met his daughter Miss
Clara who returned home that after
noon from visit to friends in the
east.
Mary Meyers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Meyers, and a student in
the Oakland high school, slipped and
fell on the icy pavement on Fourth
sereet last Thursday, breaking her
arm. The family are residents of
Rosedale.
County Treasurer Albert L. Lee
gives notice in today's Republican of
a sale of several parcels of real es-
tate on Saturday, April 3rd, in front
of the Court House, upon which taxes
for one, two and three years are due
! and delinquent.
Mr.. Adrian Glotfelty, who recently
disposed of his interest in the Quality
Lunch room to his brother J. W. Glot-
felty, left Oakland on Tuesday night
for Akron, Ohio, where he will remain
a short time and then going to Pom
tiac, Michigan.
Mrs. Elinor Hoye, accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Paul limbaugh,
went to Sang Run this morning where
Mrs. Hoye will sell at public auction
much of her personal property tomor-
row afternoon. The sale will occur
at Mrs. Hoye's farm located near that
place.
Mrs. Edward C. Lawrence and in
FAINT daughter, accompanied by Mrs.
Lawrence's mother, Mrs. Henry w.
McComas, left Oakland yesterday
morning for Atlanta, Ca, where Mrs.
Lawrence will join her husband, who
is engaged in the Georgia territory as
a travelling salesman.
The State Roads Commission of
/ West Virginia will open bids for var
ious highway improvements in that
commonwealth on March IS. One
project under consideration is the con-
structi0n of fourteen miles of improv-
ed road on the Northwestern Turn
pike in Preston county from Macom-
Der to TIE Maryland line near Red
House.
Rev G. W. ". Amick, of Brick
Church, Pa, where he has been serv-
ing the Lutheran congregation for the
past several years, resigned from the
work on the 9Th inst. to accept the
change at Accident, Garrett county. to
which point he VIII move on May LIST
and serve the Accident. Cove and
fiiendsy;lie congregations of the
Lutheran denomination.
Next Monday night at the Mary
land Theatre in Oakland, Browning
Brothers, the premier fddlers of Gar
rett county, will appear in a contest
with the Fiddlng Mountaineers, who
have the name Of being the champion
fiddlers Of Tennessee and Kentucky.
The visiting tiddlers will in all prob
ability be greeted by packed house.
the Nountaineers are on their way to
Washington, D. c., where they ex-
pect to appear before President Cool
idge and other prominent personages.
Miss Chesa NJ. King, of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, arrived in Oakland on Mon
day and has assumed the position of
county health nurse. Miss King was
accompanied by Miss Maxine Arm
strong, also of Cedar Rapids. Prior
to coming to Oakland Miss King was
engaged as a nurse in hospital in
! South Carolina. She succeeds Miss
Grabenstein, who recently resigned as
nurse. Miss King is thoroughly ia
mlllar with the duties of her respon-
sible position and comes to Garrett
county with the best of recommended
tons and is sponsored by the local
health association and the State Board
| of Health.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage Sunday evening at the
M. +. parsonage of Miss Helen Bell of
this place, and Mr.. William McRobie,
of Mt. Lake Park. The bride is super
intendent of the newly organized City
Hospital in Kingwood, while Mr.. Nc
ROBBIE has been located at Mountain
Like Park for some time. While Mrs.
McRobie expects to remain with the
City Hospital as superintendent it is
understood that several applications
nave already been placed on file by
eligible and still hopeful spinsters who