The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-03-09
ACCIDENT
Result of Municipal Election

At the municipal election held on
Tuesday evening r. H. Alexander was
declared elected mayor and Lloyd AL
exander and Luther Keller members
of council, each to serve two years.
Votes cast for the various candi-
dates were as follows:
For Mayor, Robert H. Alexander,
So; F. E. Spoerlein, 20. For council
men Lloyd Alexander, 35; N. M. Hum
berson, "a; Luther Keller, 35; Walter
Richter, 80.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Otto Goehringer entertained
several friends and relatives at a dim
ner given Saturday evening in honor
of Mr.. Goehringer's birthday.
Called Home For Funeral
The following named relatives were
summoned here for the funeral Of
their relative, the late Herman En-
glehart, which was held at Oakland
on Sunday afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Allender and daughter Carolyn, Of
Hampstead, Md; Elwood Englehart,
of Richmond, Va, and DR.. Clayton
Englehart, of Harrisburg, Pa.
Public School News Flashes
The public school attendance for
February was not as good as January,
as the following comparison will in
dictate: The elementary percentagefor
February was 92.68, and in January
96.1. In the high school, February,
1898; January, 1922.
The room having the highest atten-
dance in the elementary department
was that taught by Miss Dora Schloss-
nagle, with a percentage of 94.19, and
her room was closely followed by
Miss Grace Speicher's, with 94.15.
The high school room having the
highest attendance was A. d. Scro-
gums, with 5000, and Mr.. Beggs'
was second highest with 1924.
The room used for the Home Eco
Monies department has undergone 9
renovation. The tables and cabinet
have been enameled with an original
color scheme and vanished.
The second year girls have com
pleted their first projects, while the
first year girls are beginning their
hand stitching project on clothing.
The cafeteria and free lunch un
dertaking is proving very satisfactor!
and many of the girls are taking ad
vantage of this provision made fol
| their comfort.
Personals and Minor News
Misses Grace and Ruth Speicher, O.
Accident, and Miss Leona Wicklow, O.
! Friendsville, motored to Washington
and Annapolis last weekend. The.
were guests Friday evening of Misse
Hazel and Mabel Speicher, student
! at Blue Ridge College, New Windsor
Whilst in Annapolis they ATTENDED
the Army-Navy basketball game; ais
the Washington and Lee boxing bou
at the Naval Academy. They returned
to their homes on Sunday, visiting
friends at College Park and West
minister en- route.
Miss Hazel Speichcr, a student a
New Windsor College, was awarde
first prize in the defamation contes
at the college on Friday evening a
New Windsor. Miss Speicher was on
of six contestants in the group. Sh
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
NJ. Speicher, of Accident.
Miss Elizabeth Parrish spent tn
weekend at her home in Warrington
West Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guard and Mrs
Mollie Rush, of Friendsville, visite
relatives in Accident on Tuesday.
A quilting party, at which Mis-
Rose Miller was the hostess, wa
given at her home one day last weel
with the following present: Mrs
Deal, Mrs. VIM. Miller, Mrs. B. Mil
Ter, Mrs. NJ. Brenneman, Miss Glot
felty, Mrs. H. Hartman, Mrs. job
Fratz, Mrs. Lewis Harmon, Mrs. Jon
as Kamp, Mrs. B. o. Aiken, Mrs. +
Spoerlein, Mrs. j. Haenftling, Mrs
Edwin Georg, Mrs. w. Frickey, Mr.
Gardner and Mrs. Charles BurkharC
i Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Fazenbaker ha
as their guests on Sunday Mr.. an
Mrs. Russell Schroyer, Mrs. Hele
] Creasey and daughter, Mrs. Lawrenc
II Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Groe
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