The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-04-07
EVANSVILLE.
(By George w. Diefenbach)

Brown, a Civil Veteran, died March
31st at his home near Mill Run at the
age of 80 years and three months,
from the infirmities of age. He is
survived by his wife, four grandchil-
dren and two great grandchildren; al
so by a brother, William Brown, Of
Heilman Ridge; and two sisters, Mrs.
Susan Bowser, iSelbysport, Nd, and
Mrs. Caroline McRobie, McHenry,
Nd. The funeral was conducted by his
pastor, Rev. G. w. w. Amick, in the
Cove Lutheran church on Sunday
morning, which was largely attended,
he being a man we'll and favorably
known in his locality.
Word was recently received in this
locality by relatives and friends, of
the sudden death of Ernest Enlow, of
Akron, Ohio, recently, he being the
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Enlow, former residents of this To-
cality. His death was the result of an
automobile collision, in which the &C.
cupants of both cars were injured,
but not seriously, except young En-
low. He is survived by wife and
small child, his parents and several
brothers and sisters. The funeral
was held from the family home near
Akron.
Municipal Election Held.
In the Municipal election, held on
Monday, Messrs. Norman Patton,
William Winterberg and Fred Liven-
good were elected councilmen. The
election was quiet affair and passed
over without a stir, not even with
electioneering. The retiring members
are, Messrs. C. A. Bender, Harvey
Gortner and D. W. Dorsey, who served
during the past two years.
Install Refrigerator.
Ira Huff, the obliging town butcher
has recently installed a refrigerat-
ing show case in his place of business
in the Glotfelty building, which en-
ables him to keep and show his goods
in much more sanitary and con-
venient manner.
Womans' Club Holds Meeting
On of the most interesting and in
structive special meetings of the
Womans' Club was held at the home
of Mrs. ]. U. Stanton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Mckinley, of the Uni
versity of Maryland, assisted by Miss
Lola Belle Green and other club men,
bers, made two dress forms while
there. Mrs. Mckinley was very thor
ough in explaining every detail con-
nected with making Of a perfect form,
the finishing and mounting when COM
pleted. There were seventeen men,
bers of the club present and two from
the Friendsville club with the senior
class from the high school, also
several visitors, who took notes as to
the making of form.
Local and Personal Items.
The And studio evening, consisting
of Lenten program, was given last
Wednesday evening, as follows:
Prologue, Herrick, Mr.. Lee Roy
Shumaker; Voice, Sunshine and Rain,
Thomas, Miss Mabel Younkin; Read
ing, Maximus, Proctor, Mr.. George
Diefenbach; Piano, Largo Appas-
sionata, Beethoven from Sonata OPP.
2, No. 2, Mrs. George Diefenbach;
Reading, "Times were hard in Ponti-
&C." Parker, Miss Helen Folk; Voice,
Babylon, Watson, Mr.. Diefenbach;
Reading, "Glaucus and Olinthus,"
Bulwer, from "Last Days of Pompei,"
Mr.. Shumaker and Mr.. Clyde Miller;
Voice, Prayer, Salvatore Marchesi,
Miss Christine Winterberg; Reading,
"This way went the Lady Mary to
Paradise" King, Miss Dorothy Ed
wards; Piano, Largo Haendel, Miss
Helen Folk and Miss Mabel Younkin;
Eliogue, Leigh Hunt, Mr.. Clyde Mil
Ter.
The halliday teachers meeting for
primary tachers of the two and three
rooms schools in the Grantsville Unit
was held last Wednesday at the High
school, here, under the supervision of
Miss Kate Bannatyne, the unit help
ing teacher, Discussions on difficult
ties and remedial measures for read
ing in the first three grades were led
by Norman Maust of Yoder school;
Miss Hettie Deathrage of Jennings
school; Miss Louise Yantz of Finzel
school, and Miss Mary Jinkins of
Strawberry Hill school. Demonstra-
ton in primary reading was given by
Miss Harriet Wilson of the Grants
vile school. Standards for language
work in these grades were also dis
cussed.
The boys of the High school taking
Vocational Agriculture have recently
purchased a cap of the trench cap
style, which was originated during the
World War. The materials are blue
with gold lettering, the school initials
on one side and the words Vocational
Agriculture" upon the other. They
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