The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-03-16


Mrs. Berne Teter will entertain the
Thursday Night bridge club at her
home on Alder street this evening.
The Mt. Top Ministers associa-
ton will meet Monday morning at
1870 o'clock in the Masonic club
room. Rev. D. C. Trimble will speak.
Mr.. W. X. Klingaman, State Super
visor, of Hagerstown, is conducting
meetings with the English, science and
history teachers of the county this
week.
Mr.. L. L. Myers and Paul Myers, of
the Aurora West Va.) community,
were in Oakland on Monday when they
visited The Republican office on bus
mess.
Mrs. Emroy BOlden entertained the
Wednesday Night bridge club at her
home last evening. Mrs. B. I. Gender
won high honors and Mrs. Leo Helbig,
second.
Mrs. Frederick Peddicord and Mrs.
Alva Gortner returned to Oakland
Sunday from Harrisburg, Pa, where
they had spent a week visiting Mrs.
L. Waingold.
Miss Emma Caulk, of Grantsville,
spent Monday in Oakland where she
attended a conference of teachers
held in the high school building, re-
turning to Grantsville Tuesday morn
ing.
An educational picture, "The Elec-
trio Ship" was shown at the meet
ing of st. Marks Luther League last
Sunday evening. The showing was
made possible through the Rotary
club.
The Holy Cross Foreign mission
club will conduct a food sale on Sat
urday, March Is, beginning at ten
o'clock, in the storeroom on Second
sereet until recently occupied by L..
NJ. Fraley. The patronage of the pub
lie is solicited.
Mrs. Clarence Eubank, Washing
ton, Pa, and Mrs. William Ache, of
Uniontown, Pa, mother and sister of
Harry L. Miller, and Mr.. Eubank,
spent Sunday in Oakland with Mr..
Miller, who remains ill but recently
showed some Improvement.
Charles W. Sylvester, director of
vocational education, Baltimore, will
speak over radio station WCAO on
Monday, March 20, at IL o'clock, on
the "Need for Training in Home Eco
nomics," under the auspices of the
Maryland Home Economics associa-
ton.
Continuing the series of sermons on
Christ and Today" Rev. Walter B.
Brock will preach on "The Kingdom
of Love-" at the Sunday morning
service in the Presbyterian church.
Miss Helen Virginia Jones will sing
"Come Ye Blessed" by John Prindle
Scott.
Garrett county participation in
National Music Week will be for
warded through representation at
the open meeting of the Allegheny
Tableland Association, March 80, at
Kingwood and at the Pioneer
Jubilee meeting at Mt. Storm on
Friday, March 31st.
Mayor Charles Hardesty, of Loeb
Lynn Heights, returning from Terra
Alta where he had attended the fun
eral of the late John Carr, a retired
railway conductor, who is remember
ed by many of Oakland's older resi-
dents, was a visitor in Oakland an
hour or two Saturday afternoon.
Wilmer F. Runyan, who has been
visiting his father, Judson R. Run
van, at Mountain Lake Park, for the
past week, will return to his home in
Saginaw, Michigan, the latter part
of the week where he is engaged as
an electrical engineer. He was ac-
companied here by Harold Rambo, of
Saginew.
Mr.. Thomas eraser and Mrs. G. E.
Bishoff, of the Oakland high school
teaching staff, were in Grantsville on
Wednesday attending meeting of
vocational teachers of the county high
schools, which was supervised by Miss
Elisabeth Amery, Mr.. j. D. Blackwell
and Miss Edna Amidon, of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education.
Messrs. w. A. Reiber, M. j. Nc
Cleary and o. E. Pursel, of Johns
town, Pa, who are representatives Of
the Eastern Land Company and the
Youghiogheny Hydro-Hlectric Com
pany, along with Mr.. C. E. MacMur-