The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-23
Mrs. Berne Teter spent Tuesday il
Cumberland with friends.

Mrs. Berne Teter spent Tuesday in
Cumberland with friends.
Charles Vriner, Jr., Tyrone, Pa, was
guest over the weekend of Stuart
F. Hamill and his daughter, Miss Clara
Bell Hamill, at their home on Alder
street.
Miss Virginia Fraley entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Tuesday evening. Guests were
Miss Grace Speicher and Miss Ruth
Speicher, of Accident.
Services in the Episcopal church at
Deer Park will be conducted this Sun
day evening at seven o'clock, instead
of at 500 O'clock Rev. D. c. Trimble,
rector, has announced.
Mrs. James Wilson, who recently
underwent an operation at Union Me
mortal Hospital, Baltimore, is con-
valescing and will be brought to her
home here in the near future.
High school instructors in social
studies were present at a meeting yes
terday in Oakland, which was in charge
of James E. Spitznas, State Supervisor
of High Schools for Western Mary
land.
Robin Peck, son of DR.. and Mrs. E.
c. Peck, painfully injured his knee
in fall at the Mountain Lake Park
school yesterday about noon. In fall
ing the lads knee came in contact
with glass and cinders and the flesh
was badly torn.
Messrs. Charles Reckard, Mason
Glotfelty, Stanley Stahl, Alex. G. Hes
en- and Allen S. (Dick) Paugh, local
tire dealers, accompanied by Mr.. Nc
Nestor, district manager, Of Terra
Alta, w. Va, attended a meeting Of
Firestone tire dealers in Cumberland
on Friday evening.
Members of the Ryan's Glade grange
will present a three-act play entitled,
"a Hoodooed Coon," at the Pleasant
Valley Grange Hall on Friday, May
81, at 500 p. m. This play has been
presented at Ryan's Glade and num-
Der of places in West Virginia. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit
of Pleasant Valley and Ryan's Glade
oranges. The patronage of the public
is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Beck, Washington,
D. c., en- route to the bedside of Mrs.
Beck's mother at Mountain View, Ok
lahoma, collided with a car driven by
Alvie Leighton, Of near town, at a
point just west of Red House, last
night. No one was injured as result
of the accident, but Mr.. Beck's car was
damaged to the extent of $65. Re-
pairs were made at local garage and
the couple continued their journey
this morning.
Stanley Stahl, Jr., entertained with
a finch party at his home last even
ing. Those present included Margaret
Rudy, Charles Shilke, Norma Casteel,
Edward Teets, Helen Shobe, Arthur
Naylor, Rosanna White, Jimmie Bell,
Martha Baird, Jimmie Darby, Marga-
ret Williams, Jimmie limbaugh, Mae
Whipkey, William Sharps, Lois Sin
cell, John Grant, Eleanor Sincell, Ed
ward Smouse, Peggy McComas, Stan
ley Stahl, Jr.
Mrs. Arthur Naylor entertained a
number Of little folks, honoring her
son Aliens eighth birthday, on Satur-
day afternoon. The following were
present: Dannie Offutt, Billy Stahl,
Audrey Jones, Howard Roth, Shirley
and Wayne Krause, Harold and Eloise
Ashby, Bobby Sincell, Esther Lou
Davis, Freddie Sharps, James Rock,
Kathryn Williams, Elaine Casteel,
Donald, Gerald and Philip johnson,
Ann and Mary Townshend Naylor,
Leona Field, Barbara Hinebaugh, Carl
ton Hinebaugh, Billy Shobe, Jackie
Glotfelty and Virginia Lawton.