The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-06-23

Jacobs, Louise Michael, Edna Mich
ael; Piney Run school: Oma Smith;
Pope school: Elizabeth Pope, Anna
burst, Jennie burst, Russell burst;
Weir school: Leslie Cutter, Clinton
Cutter, Ralph Hoopengardner; Negro
Mountain school: Ida Butler, Ber-
nard Walls, Clifford Walls; Engle
school: Stella Beachy, Anna Setzo
Mildred Bowers, Manning Bowers;
Mars Hill school: Lena Custer, Alley
Jenkins, Cleo burst, Vera burst,
Helen Miller, Bessie Broadwater;
Mckenzie school, Vida Broadwater;
Beall school: Mabel Wilson, Eleanor
Ravenscroft, Alberta Wellings; Avil-
ton school: Dallas Stark, Edgell
Stark, Walter Michael; Dorsey SCH
DOL: Karl Krause, Thomas Krause,
Rose Braodwater, Laura burst; Fair
view school: Carl Broadwater; New
Germany school: Oberline Otto, Har-
old burst; Jennings school: Carrie
Hare, Elva Wilburn, Daisy burst;
Finzel: Boulah Baer, Mayme Warn
er, Huber, Mckenzie, Raymon Nc
Kenzie; Aaron's Run: Howard Broad
water; Cation: Murrell Mckenzie,
Helen Lancaster, Josephine Chipikitis
and Edna Mckenzie. Mr.. Rathbun,
in his address, paid glowing tribute
to Prof. Webster for his splendid
work during the past two years here.
Some of Mr.. Webster's accomplish
ments were to materially increase the
attendance in the high school, secure
much new scientific apparatus and
furniture for the school, increase the
| library, secure a number of worth
while current magazines for the read
ing room, number of standard
school pictures, painted the halls and
the exterior of the building and erect
ed a new flag pole on the campus.
Prof. Webster was exceptionally well
liked and an untiring worker. He will
not return for the coming year, hav
ing accepted an offer in Allegany
county.
Recent Weddings
Harvey W. Yost, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter H. Yost, and Miss Norma
Deitz, daughter of Rev. J. F. Deitz,
of Detroit, Michigan, formerly of
Johnstown, Pa, were married in the
First church of the Brethren, Detroit,
at 8 p. M, June 9. The church was
filled to capacity with friends and rel
atives of the bride and groom. Fol
lowing the ceremony, luncheon was
served to the guests in their home af
ter which they left for trip to Ak
ron and Cleveland, Ohio. Friends of
the couple showered them with many
useful and beautiful gifts as we'll as
with their best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost are at home to their friends at
3770 Cadillac avenue, Detroit. Mr..
Yost is office manager for the White
company in Detroit, having been with
that concern for the past seven years,
five years of that time he served in
the company's branches in Cleveland
and New Orleans.
William James Wier, son of Hugh
and Cecilia Wier, and Miss Annie
Florence Green, daughter of Chester
and Media Green, both of Garrett
county, residing near Homecoming,
were married by Rev. Edward J. Ira
vers, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, Homecoming, at the brides
home on June 18th. The attendants
were Miss Ida Cutter, cousin of the
groom, and Stanley G. Green, brother
of the bride. Following the ceremony
an elaborate dinner was served. There
were many presents for the young
couple. Following the dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Wier left by motor for Ashtabu-
la, Ohio, for brief stay. About rs
relatives and friends were present.
Good Showing for Freshmen
Recently battery of tests in the
fundamentals of english and mathe-
mates were given by State Supervis-
or, w. K. Klingaman, to all the first
year high school students of the coun-
ty. A study of the results reveals
that in the english test Grantsville
high school scored higher than any
other high school in the county. In
the mathematics test Grantsville di-
vided honors with the Oakland school.
The fundamentals tested were in
capitalization, punctuation, grammar
and sentence structure.
Teachers Entertain
Following the school play on Tues
day night of last week, Miss Ruth
Keller, teacher of English, informally
entertained the members of the cast
in her home. On Thursday morning
Miss Marian Price, teacher of Home
| Economics entertained the praduat-