The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-05-08
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EVANSVILLE
High School Graduates.

Exercises incident TO the commence
ment at Grantsville High School will
occur on June 10. There will be eigh-
teen graduates, namely: Bertha Klotz,
Iva Klotz, Helen Baker, Hilda Steph-
en-, Marion Wisseman, Daisy Shu-
maker, lola Folk, Markle Stanton,
John Blocher, Rexford Bittinger, Paul
Livengood, Henry Patton, Luther Mil
Ter, Herman Klotz, Alvin Beachy, VIM.
Bevans, Clyde Beachy, Harry Youn-
kin.
This will be the second largest class
to have graduted from the local high
school.
To Render Play
The boys in the Agriculture De-
partment of Grantsville High School
will give a play in w. o. w. Hall,
Grantsville, this Friday and Saturday
nights, May and 10, under the direc-
ton of John w. Leatherman.
Methodist Aid Meets
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Henry F. burst Saturday afternoon
A large attendance of the member
ship was present. The devotional SER
vice held in connection with the meet
ing was conducted by Rev. Bell.
Makes Trip to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Leatherman
accompanied by Allen Rodamer, Gler
Folk, Harold Setter, Joseph Lewis
Raymond Loechel, George and Clar.
ence Murphy, who are members of the
Future Farmers Club of the Local
school, spent from Wednesday unit
Sunday in Washington, D. G.
Former Resident in Hospital.
Word has been received in Grants.
vile that James Younkin, former
resident of Grantsville, who moved to
Akron, Ohio, about two years ago, and
who had been taken i'll with tubercu.
losis, has been admitted to the Wood
men of the World Memorial Hospi.
tai in San Antonio, Texas, for treat.
ment. Mr.. Younkin has been mem
Der of the local w. o. w. Camp fol
some years and the lodge here as
sisted in getting him admitted to the
institution.
Girls Scouts Organized
A group of the girls of Grantsville
held meeting on Saturday Afternoon
and organized troop of Girl Scouts
with Lena Custer as leader. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi
dent, Pauline Glotfelty; vice-presi
dent, Margaret Miller; secretary
Edith Bittinger; treasurer, Alma Bit
finger; editor, Katherine Speyer
nurses, Mary Miller and Florence Da
Wis. The first meeting was held neal
the Casselman River, after which the
girls had a picnic lunch. The mem.
bers of the troop spent the afternoon
boating, fishing, playing games anc
gathering flowers.
Wedding Bells
Mr.. John CASTOR and Miss Stacy
Peters, of Buckhannon, W. Va, were
married at the Gunter Hotel, Frost
burg, on Monday morning by the Rev
A. C. Bell.
Weaver-Mauk.
Mr.. John Weaver and Miss Vera
Catherine Mauk, both of Cumber.
land, were married at the Methodist
parsonage in Grantsville on Thursday
evening, May 1, by Rev. A. c. Bell.
Entertained Student Assembly
The English department of Grants.
vile High School entertained the stu
dent body at the regular weekly as
sembly on Monday morning, when the
following program was rendered
School song, students; reading, Miss
Lena Custer; banner song, students;
reading, Miss Ruth Brenneman; song
"Sunbonnet Girls" Misses Margaret
Blocher, Lena Custer and Pauline
Patton; telephone conversation, Lena
Custer; Garrett County school song
students.