The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-01-26
EVANSVILLE.
By G. w. Diefenbach
Keyser Ridge School Notes.


buttons were distributed to the fol-
lowing named pupils of the Keyser
Ridge school last week: Earl Lohr,
Esther Walls, Clyde, Leota and Clau-
dine Opel, Nellie and Florence Lewis
and Beulah Reichenbecher.
The Parent-Teacher Association of
the Keyser Ridge school in its meet
ing recently held elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. E. S. Duck
worth; president, Mrs. John Opel;
secretary, Miss Margaret Hanft; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. John Reichen-
becher, Mrs. Albert Reichenbecher,
Miss Margaret Boyce and c. ]. Hanft.
A program was given in connection
with the meeting.
Automobile Accident.
Last Thursday morning while 60
ing to Salisbury in their car, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Bowser were in coils
ion with the car driven by Austin
Broadwater, of Salisbury, Pa, who
with two other men was travelling
south on the road leading from State
Line to the Pike. The accident took
place at a point near the line. Mr..
Broadwater was arrested and gave
bond for his appearance before a
magistrate some time during the
present week. A mass of conflicting
reports are afloat concerning the ac-
cident Both cars were damaged to
quite some extent but no one was
injured.
Home of Mahlon Miller Damaged
Mahlon Miller, of Meyersdale, a
former resident of this section and
we'll known here, suffered the loss of
the upper portion of his dwelling in
Meyersdale by fire early on Monday
morning. The NJ RS da lie fire
department got on the job promptly
and saved the lower portion of the
structure. The many friends Of Mr..
Miller will be sorry to learn of his
misfortune.
otTNlCeS Ill Tic SluICUt
Services in the town churches on
next Sunday will be as follows: Cath
Ole, Mass at 1000 a. m. Methodist,
Sunday school at 1000 a. M; Chris
tian Endeavor at $50 p. M, with re-
ception of new members in the Junior
Division. Reformed, Sabbath school
at 1;30 and worship at 2:30 p. m.
Lutheran, Sabbath school at 9:15 and
the celebration of the Holy Commu-
Mon at 1890 a. m.
Moving to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle, the for
mer having owned the Old Trails Bus
Line until it was absorbed by the
Blue Ridge Company, and son of Mrs.
Eta V. Engle, of near town, is NOV
ing to Defiance, Ohio, this week where
Mr.. Engle will engage in business.
Mr.. Engle has spent some time with
his mother at Englewood since dis
posing Of the bus business.
Primary Department Play.
The primary department of the
school, under direction of Miss Ida
Fries, gave a delightful entertain
ment in W. o. W. hall on Friday and
Saturday nights of last week. An
operetta, "The Quest of the Pink Par
asol," was very we'll rendered. The
Rhythm Crowd was an amusing fea-
ture, with their band and singing.
There were several outstanding num-
bens, among them being a dance by
Catharine Speirer and a recitation by
Edith Bittinger.
Dramatic Club Social.
The Dramatic Club was entertained
by Miss Mary Martha Miller at her
home, Little Meadows, on Wednesday
evening of last week. The diversion
was 500 and "eats." The club is pre-
pairing a play which will be given
soon.
Minstrels In the Making.
The members of the Woodmen of
the World are rehearsing a black face
minstrel play which will be given
early in February. 1t is predicted
that this one will be the best yet. All
of their productions have been good.
New Cars Being Shown.
Last week Grantsville Garage plac-
ed four new Chevrolet models on its
floors for display and sales. On Tues
day, Motor Service Company placed
new model coupe of the Ford line in
its show room and on Wednesday the
Casselman Motor Company secured
one of the new model Whippets. This
gives quite an array of cars in one
class to select from.
Sunday School Social.
On Tuesday evening the Lutheran
Sunday school gave a social in the
basement of the church to it's men,
bers and the friends. All report
having had pleasant evening.
Shakespeare Club Meets.
The Shakespeare Club held its
monthly meeting on Tuesday even
ing, reading "The Tanning of the
Shrew," followed by discussion of
the NAV Preceding the reading Miss