The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-24
EVANSVILLE

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The local fire department was sum-
moned to Jennings last Wednesday af-
ternoon at about 1870 to eXtinguisf
fire on the roof of Harry bursts
home which had become ignited from
spark emitted from the chimney. In
bare ten minutes from the time the
alarm was sounded the fire truck was
threre, but the fire had been easily
extinguished before the fremen ar
rived.
Board Of Directors Meet
The board of directors of Frants-
vile Community Association held q
meeting last Thursday evening when
important financial business was taken
up and discussed.
Locals indicated
Jupiter Pluvius did his best to make
Grantsville's final games at this end
of the county a wet affair when the
local teams went to Accident last Fri
day afternoon. The girls met strong
opposition in Accidents feldball team
and were unable to break the A tie
which stood when the game ended. The
boys, undefeated in the four games
and who held the opposing team score
less until the final game, smashed thru
the rain and mud to defeat the Acct
dent team 10-1. This made the local
soccer team winner at this end of the
county. Grantsville plays Kitzmiller
victor of the southern division, on
Tuesday on their home field. Friday
they go to Kitzmiller. If neither team
wins both games then the third game
of the series will be played on neutral
field.
Activities in the Churches
The Lutheran Missionary Society
realized the sum of eighty to ninety
dollars on their chicken supper last
Thursday night. Over two hundred
suppers were served.
Rev. C. ]. Allender and Harry C.
Edwards attended the mems rally of
the NJ E. churches in the West Vir-
ginia conference at Morgantown last
Friday night.
Holy communion services were held
in the Lutheran church last Sunday
evening. Rev. S. D. Sigler will be alb
sent for the next three weeks, hence
there will be no services except the
Sunday school session at 9:45.
In the churches on Sunday services
will be as follows: Catholic, 500 a.
M; Methodist, Sunday school, 1000 a.
M; Reformed, Sunday school, $3.50 a.
M, and worship at 1880 p. m.
Do Your Outside Work Now
This is ideal weather for apple pick
ing. The PWA workmen are putting a
road through the park. Any jobs that
need to be done before cold weather
sets in should be done now.
The National Hotel is having a new
coat of paint applied.
At meeting last Monday night the
Woodmen decided to have the finishing
touches put on their building, which
had been painted and the front remod-
eled earlier. To the passerby on Satur-
day afternoon one could have seen in
large black letters, "Grantsville Camp,
No. A." and above the larger letters,
CIV. o. W." A very neat job, Woodmen.
Yoder and Yoder are painting the in
terror of their store in green and ivory.
Civic Club Meets
Grantsville's Civic Club held its au-
tumn meeting on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 81, at the Holiness Wallace stu
dos, when various matters of interest
were discussed. A. C. Stanton and Will
liam Winterberg, president and second
president, respectively, of the club
will attend the Chamber of Commerce
banquet in Pittsburgh on Monday, Oc-
tober %.
Social Affairs
Miss Emma Caulk entertained the
Teachers Bridge Club last Thursday