The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-05-12
ACCIDENT
Local Church Notices

Church of the Brethren, Rev. A. ID.
Scrogum, PastorA9: 80 a. m, Sunday
school; 1890, worship.
Zion Lutheran Church, Rev. A. w.
Code, Pastor-10 a. M, Confessional
service; 1890, German communion
service; 7:3O p. M English service.
English Lutheran Parish, Rev. A. B.
Harper, Pastor-St.l Pauls, Accident,
Sunday school at $50 a. M; Divine
worship at 1890 a. m. st. Johns
church, Cove, Sunday school at 1870 p.
M; Divine worship at 2:30 p. m. Grace
church, Friendsville,' Sunday school,
1000 a. M; Divine worship, 500 p. m.
Missionary, Society Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Luth-
eran church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. ]. E. McGettigan on last
Thursday night when Mrs. Luther
Keller was the leader of the assembly.
Nine members were in attendance.
The book, "Korea, land of the Dawn"
will be studied by members of the So
ciety for the next several months. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
The June meeting of the society will
be held at the home of Mrs. Smith
Friend with Mrs. J. L. Englehart,
leader.
% Students On Honor Roll
Twenty-three students are on the
honor roll for the third term of school
that ended May Is. These students,
FIVE seniors, five juniors, five sophie
lores and eight freshmen have not
made a mark below "B".
The honor roll students are Mary
Miller, Martha Miller, Dorothy Fra
zee, Burton White, Austin Glotfelty,
Leola Williams, Lois Miller, Grace
Glotfelty, Charles Tissue, William
Hartman, Helen Miller, Mary Railey,
Carl Haenftling, Kenneth Keller, Will
liam East, Ruth Ault, Marie Stark,
Beulah Bucket, Grace Margroff, Nora
Kahl, Harriet Calls, Paul Hetz and
Gladys Schlossnagle.
Perfect Attendance by Grade Pupils
Twenty three students of the Acct
dent grade school have had perfect
attendance so far this year:
Miss Kings LIST grade, Ruth Scro-
gum, Helen Collier, Paul Smith and
Helen Dewitt.
Miss Hildegarde Miller's second and
third grades, Glen Fratz, Earl Smith,
Charles Railey, Erwin Smith, Jean
Shoemaker, Wilma Fratz and Ruth
'Simmonds.
Miss Dora Schlossnagle's fourth
and fifth, Earl Lohr, Robert Bowman,
Marjorie Railey, Mary Bacon and Bet
ty Scrogum.
Miss Anna Eagan's fifth and sixth,
Walter Bacon, Marvin Schlossnagle,
William Simmonds, Mary 10 Dewitt,
Nellie Peck and Melrose Friend.
Miss Grace Speicher's sixth and
seventh, Roy Fratz.
Is Have Perfect Record
Regardless of the bad weather, a
number of high school students have
perfect attendance for this year, IL
percent being perfect.
Miss Parrish's room of junior and
senior girls, leads with Is percent.
Those in her room with perfect at
tendance are Rosalie Fratz, Esther
Hartman, Lena Speicher, Margaret
Fratz and Leola Williams.
Mr.. Beggs' room ranks second, hav-
ing Is percent perfect attendance, in
Guiding Harland Weitzel, Ralph Ault,
and Charles Tissue.
The third highest is Mr.. Scrogum's
room with ten percent. The students
in his room are Robert Mclaughlin,
Mary Bond and Margaret Dewitt.
Mr.. Anderson's room has five per-
cent, the students being Marie Stark
and Ruth Ault.
Health Officer Examines Pupils
DIR. George E. Clarke, county health
officer, assisted by Miss Helen Treacy,
health nurse, examined 1O4 grade pu-
pills of Accident on Tuesday, May 8.
DIR. Clarke has not finished his work
here but expects to complete the ex-
aminations soon.
A number of defects has been found
which should be corrected as soon as
possible. .>..s r.
Letters have been sent out to par
ents if their child has been found to
have major defects Chat should be cor
rected. Other minor defects were dis
covered which do NOT. need immediate
correction. -, F.,
The following is a summary:
Pupils examined, 1914; pupils with
no defects, %; pupils with bad vision,
8; pupils with defective nose, 2; pu-
pills with enlarged tonsiis, 81; pupils
with enlarged thyroids, 10; pupils I'M
derweight, z. ',...
Activities In the: School
The early cabbage plants that have
been raised by the Agriculture depart
ment are ready to be lifted and are
now for sale. The later cabbage and