The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-03
EVANSVILLE.
By G. w. Diefenbach
Musical at Studios

The first of a series of informal
Musicals was rendered at the Holmes
and Wallace studios on Sunday even
ing, the program consisting of foul
hand piano duets played by Miss Ra-
chel Holmes and Miss Caroline Wal
lace, assisted by Mrs. Mark Bender
mezzo soprano, of Salisbury, Pa, All
of the music bore on autumn.
New Service Station
| Oscar Mckenzie, formerly propri-
etor of Buckeye Lodge west of Grant
sville, on Negro Mountain, has built
and is now operating a gasoline SER
vice station at Little Crossings near
the Casselman Valley railroad on the
National Pike and has named it the
Shady Grove Service station. It is a
very neat and well appearing struc-
ture with all of the latest apparatus
to serve motorists quickly and effici-
emily.
Shade Run Game Refuge
District Game Warden, Fred Liven-
good, posted the Shade Run Game
Refuge on Monday of this week. This
refuge has just recently been estab-
lished by the Conservation Commits
sion, upon the advice of the local
sportsmen's association. 1t is located
north of the National Pike in the Run
valley and extends almost to the Pa.
State line, being tract of about 500
acres, we'll wooded and an ideal place
for game propagation. 1t has been
closed for period of five years.
Shakespeare Club
The Shakespeare Club read the
fourth and fifth acts of GAS You Like
It," at their regular meeting Tuesday
evening, October 25. At the close of
the reading, Miss Wallace gave a
talk on the character of the senior
duke; Mrs. Diefenbach, sketch of
Rosalind and Miss Winterburg an an
alysis of one of the many famous
speeches of this popular comedy. A
general discussion followed.
Primary School Party.
The pupils of grades one and two
of the public school, were given a
Halloween party last Friday after
noon by their teacher, Miss Ida Fries.
The pupils wore costumes, played
games, did stunts, bobbed for apples
and had refreshments. The mothers
were the visitors. Master Morton Nc
Kenzie was awarded the prize as the
best costumed boy and Miss Florence
Davis as the best costumed girl.
Attended w. o. w. Dedication
| A caravan of W. O. W. members
from the local camp journeyed to Ha-
gerstown last Saturday to attend the
dedication ceremonies of the new w
0. W. home there. A class from this
locality was initiated and thereby be-
came members of this camp. They
were Wendell Lohr, Homer Reiber
George Garlitz, William Wiley, Fred
Yommer, James Garltz, James Baird
Richard Garlitz and Lloyd Butler
Others attending were ]. R. Gnagey
c. A. Bender, DR.. T. O. Broadwater,
H. j. Bender, C. Oliver Bender, J. C.
Miller, c. o. Keller, M. A. Butler, A.
c. Stanton, M. W. Schaefer, James
Younkin, Lloyd Baker, Thomas Youn-
kin.
Republication of Lutheran Church.
Sunday, November 9Th, is the day
set apart for relocation of the Luther
an Church here, basement addition
having been completed and the audi
forum and Sunday School room re-
painted and revarnished. Programs
for three services have been prepared
and will be held at 1890 A. M. and
2:3O and 1880 P. M. DR.. L. P. Young
OF Salisbury, Pa, Missionary super
intendent of Allegany Synod and the
pastor here when the present struc-
ture was built in 1918 will be present
and assist the regular pastor, Rev. S.
D. Sigler at all the services. A for
mer pastor, Rev. E. E. Oney, of Mt.
Lebanon, Pa, will also be present and
deliver the sermon in the morning at
which time the dedicatory service
will be held. Rev. j. Luther Frantz,
of Meyersdale, Pa, will deliver the
afternoon sermon and Mrs. Frantz
will be the soloist. Rev. W. I. Good,
of Johnstown, Pa, and president of
the Allegany synod will deliver the
evening sermon and Mrs. Good will
sing. A good musical program has
been prepared for all of the services.
Soccer at Accident.
The High School visited Accident
high en-masse on Friday afternoon
to play soccer. The home team came
back with a game of 40 in their ia
vor, much to their delight, as the
season has been a series of defeats
and ties for them. The girls lost at
volley ball by score of 5-16.
In Baltimore Hospital.
Miss Iva Klotz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Klotz, and Carrie and
Fenton Platter, of Jennings, have re-
turned to the Children's hospital in
Baltimore to have the casts removed
from their feet, having taken treat
ment under DR.. Bennett for deform ed