The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-11-05

of Md, College Park, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stahl, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Coddington, who spnet
several weeks in Cleveland, Ohio, the
guest of her daughter, has returned
to her home near Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Speicher and
daughter Betty Louise, drove to
Pittsburgh, Pa, recently where they
attended the Duquesne-Weste Mary
land football game.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Paul's NJ. E. church will conduct a
rummage sale in the basement store
room of the McIntire building on Sat-
urday afternoon and Saturday night,
November IA. Some real bargains
may be secured.
Mr.. J. Ebert Michael and large
number of his neighbors from the
Firm Rock community of Garrett
county, composed delegation repre-
senting the taxpayers of that section
who appeared before the Board of
County Commissioners, Monday rel
alive to the construction of road in
District No. 4. ''i'''''
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fleming
and Miss Maude Bosley motored to
Oakland Saturday from Washington,
D. c., and are spending a few days
with Mrs. John D. Darby and other
relatives in town. Mr.. Fleming is
successful saw mill operator and
has mills now in operation in Vir-
ginia and on the Eastern Shore. of
Maryland.
Fifteen members of the soccer foot
ball team of Oakland high school,
Foster o. Speicher, coach; Edwin
Elias, assistant coach, and Cecil RAM
sey, attended the Kansas State West
Virginia University football game at
Morgantown last Saturday, as guests
of the West Virginia University ath-
letic department. This invitation was
extended to high school football
teams Throughout the state, and Oak
land. The trip was made in Ramsey's
bus.
3 Town officials have recently dis
covered that more or less damage is
being done public property, evidently
by boys, and steps have been taken to
prevent further trespassing. At one
of the pumping stations lock has
been broken and the building entered
and at other of the water works build
ings property has been damaged to
some degree. Trespass signs have
been posted warning against further
damage and if these warnings are not
obeyed the guilty parties will be sub
ject to arrest and punishment.
Mr.. James F. Hamill, formerly of
Oakland, now assistant general coun-
sci for the International Paper Co. of
New York City, was recently sent
abroad by his company to open offices
in London and Paris. He will return
to New York in December, and in
January he will appear before the
Maryland Court of Appeals at An
napolis with the other heirs of his
father, the late G. Semmes Hamill, of
Oakland, when the caveat case against
the will of his grandfather, the late
Gilmor S. Hamill, will be aruged.
Two quarts of the most seasonal
BILE of all specials, pumpkin ice cream,
was received at The Republican office
yesterday afternoon with the compli-
ments of the Imperial Ice Cream Co.,
through its local manager, Mr.. George
Sprague. Stating that from reports
the members of the staff had enjoyed
the last special, maple pecan, they
again asked our indulgence in samp-
ling the latest special. In texture
and content it matched the maple pc
can; in taste it was similar to pump
kin PIE and lots of folks like that kind
of pie. The treat was very much en-
joyed, especial by Mayor Stemple,
Wade Hinebaugh and Carl Frame,
who happened to be present when the
treat was delivered and they remained
until it was, disposed of-by them
and US. t..+.,s.