The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-09-22


Church, Cumberland. Mr.. Layraar
has been employed by the Kelly
Springfield Tire Company at Cumber-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Layman will re-
side in Grantsville.
On FurlOugh.
Pvt. James Earl Wiley, of Cavalry
Regiment, U. S. Army, stationed al
Fort Rawleigh, Kansas, is visiting his
father, U. G. Wiley, and brothers and
sisters for a month, having obtained
a furlough for that time. James has
been in the service for about two
years.
Moonlight Picnic.
A moonlight picnic of which VEIN
er roast was feature, was held at
Little Meadows, near the Stone House
by the cold spring in the pines, on
Monday night by a group of young
people, which marked the last of the
vacation season before the Individual
picnicers returned to their various
schools to study or to teach. Those in
attendance were Misses Esther Zeh-
ner, Mary G. Miller, Bertha Stern,
Delta CAN'T, Ruby Dahlgren, Alverta
Miller, Myra Custer, Hattie Deather-
age, Helen and Fern Folk, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Miller, Messrs. Otto Bender, Merl
Hershberger, Clayton Diehl, Emons
Warwick, Arthur Dahlgren, Enos Folk
and G. E. Bishoff, of Grantsville; Hen
ry Yost and James Mills, Cumber-
land, and Bud Hostetler, of Meyers
dale.
DR.. J. E. Miller Prosecuted.
DR.. J. E. Miller, the drugless ply
stefan Of Salisbury, Pa, who is we'll
known throughout this section for
his skill in restoring health, and for
his little Essay on Life" has re-
Gently been prosecuted for practicing
medicine, which the Doctor claims he
has not done, nor ever attempted to
do. The trial will be heard in Somer-
set on September 22nd, and is Great
ing a great deal of interest. DR.. Mil
Ter has established a sanatarium in
Salisbury and has had a large pat
ronage from the surrounding COM
munity. He has endeared himself to
the community and is held in high
esteem by all who come in contact
with him. He is a member of the
Amish-Mennonite church.
Returned to School.
Edgar Stanton returned to Franklin
and Marshall college, Lancaster. Pa,
where he will study Business Admin
istration. Miss Alverta Miller is TAX
ing a Domestic Science course in the
University of Maryland. Merl Hersh-
berger returned to the University to
continue his work there. Clayton
Diehl returned to his studies in Get
tysburg college, Gettysburg, Pa. Miss
Martha Engle will take advanced
work in Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Md, while Walter Rel
chenbecher will begin his college work
there, having obtained the Senatorial
scholarship to that school from Gar
rett county. John Boucher has re-
sumed his studies at St. Johns col
lege, Annapolis, Md.
Services in the Churches.
Services will be held at follows in
the churches on Sunday: Catholic,
Mass at s AM; Methodist, Sun
day school at 10 A. M. and Christian
Endeavor at 7 P. M. Reformed, Sun
day school at $3.50 and Worship at
1920; Lutheran, Sunday school at
Ills and Worship at 2:30 P. M.
Near East Relief.
George H. Hagopian, field repre-
sentative for the Near East Relief, a
native of Armenia and a soldier for
nine years in the Turkish army, will
appear here on Saturday, October 9th,
with four thousand feet of film show
ing how things exist in the Near East
at the present time and will give
talk on customs and conditions, also
will relate some of his personal ex-
periences. On Sunday, October 18th,
he will appear in the churches of the
town, presenting his message.
Personals.
Mrs. Bessie Herring, Of Mount
Braddock, Pa, is spending this week
with her father, U. G. Wiley.
C. H. Richards, Brownsville, Pa, is
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Edwards.
A large number of the pupils and
teachers Of the public schools in this
locality attended the Garrett County
Fair in Oakland on Wednesday.