The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-03-28
PERSONAL. AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

spent Tuesday in Oakland on bust
ness.
o. T. eraser, who has been confined
to his home for some time with a
severe cold, is able to be out again.
w. o. Davis, publisher of the Dem
ocrat, was in Morgantown, W. Va, on
Sunday as a guest at Hotel Morgan.
Miss Louise Casteel has returned
to her home here from visit with rel
atives and friends in Fairmont, West
Va
Mrs. Nelson Obroskey and daughter
Patsy Jean, of Pittsburgh, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Gnegy in the
Park
Mrs A. H. Wilson, Second street,
was hostess at the weekly meeting
OF members of her bridge club on last
Thursday evening" l::.j
Mrs Russell H. Brown entertained
q maEnber of her friends with bridge
party at her home on Second street
yesterday evening.
EiHilEay Gender, student at Duke
UnITersity, Durham, N. G., is spend
ing Il short spring vacation here with
hzs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
EssezAder-
Waller E. Dawson and Lewis Jones,
s$a3ents in West Virginia Wesleyan
CoEIege, Buckhannon. West Va, were
weekend visitors with their respec-
Gzve parents. f,.''''.
Mr& d. NJ. Dixon and daughter,
Gzs~ Byron Besse, are entertaining
with q ainch party at the home of
Mrs Besse this evening" There will
hes SIX tables in play, !.
Couniy Superintendent Frank E.
Ra5hhzzn spent Monday and Tuesday
Em Baltimore, having gone to that
city with members of the County
Commissioners Board on relief bus
TacSB- a..
Daniel Spiker, who spent several
days hare with his parents, Mr.. and
MYs- Dice Spiker, left Oakland on
Surr5&y for Cleveland. Ohio, where
he has been employed for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Carlton McComas
spent, two or three days in Baltimore
ehIs week where Mrs. McComas re.
eeaved professional treatment at one
of the hospitals following an operation
for a sinus infection performed some
Time ago .,.....4
Arfhnr Lawton, Jr., who is en-
pIoysd IN Cumberland. and who re-
Gently suffered an injury to his left
egGs is spending several days in Oak
Ear1d with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lawton, at their home on
Pennington street.
General and Mrs. 4aniel B. De-
Wore, of Washington. D. c., who are
frequently guets Of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. E. l.. Wincheil, at her home
I'M Mountain Lake Park; sailed on the
SIS Saturnia on March II for Naples,
EtaIy. They expect to be absent for
two months. 5.., i.;r.
Delbert Davis, cashier Of the First
National Bank, who has been quite a
sufferer for several weeks, left Oak
land last Thursday morning for Ex-
celsior Springs, Missouri, where he
has entered a sanitarium as a patient.
lie expects to be absent from town
taRa or three weeks.
On Sunday, March 81, at the Pleas
amt Valley Methodist Episcopal
ehurch, there will be a Sunday school
session at 1000 o'clock a. m. and a
preaching service at HOO o'clock by
Rev Gregory Bleakly. An invitation
to- attend is extended by the pastor
ayatS officials of the church.
Junior music clubs of Oakland,
Cumberland and Frostburg presented
a Erpgram Tuesday night in Cumber-
land Mrs. Ruth Conley Brown, music
instructor, Oakland High School, ac-
Gonrpanied the group from Oakland
The program was Under the direction
ST Mrs. Richard w. Treyaskis, chair
man for Western Maryland.
Twenty-six were present at the re-
union of the class OF 1928, Oakland
High School, on Saturday evening
Following the banquet, short pro
gram was carried out and the class
voted to continue the reunion annu-
ally. The program concluded with a
dazloe. Miss Mary Louise Helbig and
Kenneth Stahl had charge of the ar
engagements. ''- ~ ~
Lewis Lawton, U. S. Navy, is
spending a short vacation here with