The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-04-10
EVANSVILLE
Community Club

Wednesday afternoon. There were
twentyrone members and two visitors
present, A,cake baking demonstration
of a.".butterl cake" described by Mrs.
Harold Miller and. made by Mrs.
Livengood, was held. 4.-.>..
Miss Elsie Benthien explained the
points that cakes are judged by, and
how butter cakes are made. After
the demonstration the dress review
was held, seven members participated.
They were judged by Miss Sabina
Blocher and Miss Benthien. Mrs. Har-
old Miller received honorable mention
for the best dress with the fared skirt
and Mrs. Livengood received honor
able mention for the best straight-line
dress. The. cost of Zach one being
under $500. The roll call was favor
tie cakes. The May meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Richard
Younkin. The subject for discussion
will be porch decorations and icing
for cakes will be demonstrated.
Municipal Election
The Municipal election was held in
Grantsville at the council room on
Monday afternoon.
Mayor A. C. Stanton, who was
elected last year to serve the I'M
expired term of C. S. Zeller, was re-
elected by big majority to serve for
two years.
Two councilmen were elected: New
in Broadwater and John W. Folk. The
hold-over councilmen are William
Winterberg, Daniel Klotz and Norman
Patton.
Lenten Service
There will be a Lenten musical
service at the Holmes-Wall studios
on Thursday evening, April II, at
8:15 o'clock.
Road Construction to Begin
The Cumberland Construction Co.,
which concern was awarded the con-
tract for the building Of ITO miles
of road between Grantsville and the
Pennsylvania State line, has moved its
machinery and stone crusher to this
place and work on the construction of
the eighteen-foot roadway, to be of
concrete, will begin very soon.
Funeral of Mrs. GlOtfelty
The funeral of Mrs. Naomi Glotfel-
ty, wife of J. J. Glotfelty, who died
at the Union Memorial Hospital, Bal
timore, on Monday, will be held from
the Reformed church here this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. Rev. L. H. Will
son will officiate. The death of Mrs.
Glotfelty followed very serious OPP
Grafton for tumor of the brain which
was performed last Thursday.
Mrs. Glotfelty and family have re-
sided in Grantsville for the past IL
years where she made many friends
and was loved for her kindness and
cheerful disposition. She was Won
derful home maker, mother and good
neighbor. She was a faithful men,
Der of the Reformed church, having
connected with the church at Poca-
hontas, Pa, in 1891, and had her
membership transferred to the local
church.
Her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Shear
err, who is secretary to DIR. J. Kile
Cowherd in Cumberland, accompanied
her mother to the hospital and as
sisted in nursing her while there and
arrived home with the body on Tues
day morning.
Death of Mrs. Spiker.
Mrs. Maria Spiker, widow of the
late Isaac Spiker, died at her home
several miles from Grantsville on
Tuesday morning of pneumonia. She
was the daughter of the late John and
Sarah burst and was 72 years of age.
She is survived by the following sons
and daughters: Charles, Thomas and
Gurnie Spiker; Mrs. David Spiker,
Mrs. John Grove, Mrs. Ida Ebaugh,
Miss Emma Spiker, Mrs. Richard
Swauger, Mrs. Amanda POLICEMAN and
Mrs. Margaret Mckenzie. The funeral
will be held this afternoon. at Mount
Zion M. E. church with interment in
the church yard. Rev. A. C. Bell will
officiate. ae, ..,as
PIT. A. Meeting Monday
The Parent Teacher Association
will hold meeting in the school build
ing here on Monday night when an
elaborate and entertaining program
will be rendered by members of the
association and refreshments served
by committee having charge of that
portion of the evenings festivities.
GrantsviIle School Library
The Grantsville school library will
be listed in the American Library
Directory for 1880.
s. School Reports Issued
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