The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-29

on Friday morning last.
| Mr.. Henry Hanst, of Kingwood, W.
Va, came to Oakland Saturday to re-
main few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Donald R. Sincell.
Howard Sprague, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Sprague, arrived here
on Thursday evening from the Hamp-
ton Roads Training Station to spend
Andrew Gender, student at Char
lotte Hall Academy, Charlotte Hall,
Md, arrived home on Friday and will
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Gender until after the holiday
season.
Carlton Hinebaugh, student at JEFF
ferson Medical College, Philadelphia,
arrived home Friday night to remain
until after New Years Day visiting
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. M. C. Hine-
baugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed left
Oakland Sunday afternoon for Mount
Airy, Md, where they visited their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert Burdette until today, when
they returned home.
Me:srs. Arthur and Dwight Town
shend, of Cincinnati, Ohio, where they
are in the employ of the Kelly-Spring-
field Tire Company, are here for a
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Townshend.
Mr.. Stanley Bond, of the Mountain
Democrat staff, went to Keyser on
Saturday where he spent the interven-
ing days until Tuesday with his
mother and other relatives, returning
to Oakland Tuesday.
Senator and Mrs. A. D. Naylor and
members of their family will leave
Oakland some time during the coming
week for Sebring, Florida, to remain
during the winter months. Mr.. Nay
lor's eldest son is a resident of that
town where he has considerable real
estate interests.
David S. Glaze, for the past forty
two years employed as a trackman by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Co.,
was placed on the retired list last Fri
day morning and given pension of
| approximately $50 per month for the
| rest of his life.
! Passenger traffic over the Baltimore
| and Ohio Railroad through Oakland
| over the past weekend was so heavy
that two and three sections on all
through passenger trains were nee
etssary to be operated in order to ac-
II commodate the patrons of the road.
Mr.. Raymond Houck motored to
e Pittsburgh and return last Friday,
:, making the trip going in three and a.
g half hours and in returning in three
hours and forty minutes. 1t is said
this is excellent time, considering the
II icy condition of the roads at the time.
: Mr. Harry Loar, who spent the past
t several weeks in Grafton where he
was in charge of the Loar jewelry
store owing to the illness of his
brother George w. Loar, returned to
Oakland Saturday night for visit of
a few days to other members of the
family.
Mr. w. Marlin Wyant, editor of the
Mountain Democrat, accompanied by
- Mrs. Wyant and their two children,
j left Oakland early last Friday morn
:. ing by motor for Waynesboro, Va,
to spend several days with relatives
and friends. They returned to Oak
e land on Tuesday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kahl, Misses
Grace and Mary Falkenstein and Ed
ward H. Hinebaugh motored to Ny
r ersville, Md, Sunday afternoon where
they spent Monday with relatives and
| IrleIluS. MISS eva dlkcIISVtlI, VIII
/, accompanied them, is spending this
: week in Myersville.
Miss Lola Belle Green, of East Lam
: sing, Michigan, where she is an in
= structor in the State University, is
. visiting friends in Oakland during the
holiday season. Until last spring Miss
Green was home demonstration agent
in Oakland when she resigned and was
l. succeeded by Miss Benthein.
= Miss Grace Loar went to Baltimore
= on Friday to visit her brother Mr..
George w. Loar, who is patient nm a
= hospital in that city and whose condi-
ton does not improve very rapidly.
Mr.. Loar has been in the institution
> for a number of weeks receiving
treatment for nervous breakdown
e which he suffered following surgi-
/ cal operation performed earlier in the
d year.
Offcers of the Christian EndeayOr