The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Ross reefs, Lake Ford, was here on lit
business Tuesday. D
Mrs. Thomas Custer, of Accident,
visited Oakland on business yesterday ki
afternoon. al
Luther League topic Sunday evening
will be what my confirmation has 81
meant to me-" he
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Degen,
Fairmont, W. Va, on Sunday, Septem- G.
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Lewis Walter left Oakland Tuesday
night for Chicago, ILL.,, where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. William Archer, s.
and other relatives who reside in that ca
city. ds
Mrs. Nelson Krause and members
of her Sunday school class of the u
Lutheran church, enjoyed a hiking w
party last Friday afternoon. Ii
Rev. Felix G. Robinson, Keyser, w.
Va, is spending several days this week K
at the home of his parents, south of
town. F.
The entrance to the Garrett National
Bank is being changed this week to SO
conform to the remainder of the build tt
ing. The stonework is being done by br
Bruce Collins.
State Forester Besley, of Baltimore, az
is in Garrett county this week on bus IN
mess Of his department in connection 81
with the construction of the Herring er
ton Manor dam north of Oakland.
Mrs. Charles S. Harvey, of Miami, M
Florida, who spent the summer with 81
Garrett county relatives and friends, la
will return to her home in the South Fl
on Sunday. Mrs. Harvey has been
resident of Florida for several years. r.
The Masonic fraternity will resume CO
regular meetings on Tuesday, Octo- F.
Der Is, following the usual three II
months recess. Meetings are held on
the second and fourth Tuesday even NJ
ings Of each month, beginning at 1880 ~,
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dial H. Elkins, Wash la
ington, D. c., motored to Oakland on
Friday evening, where Mrs. Elkins is /,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell, g.
Mr.. Elkins going from Oakland to ~
Cincinnati, o., where he is attending ~
a Graphic Arts convention. VI
Considerable progress is being made
on the new front for the Coffman-Fish- ~
er Company store on Second street. ~ =
The work will likely be completed ~
within a-few days. 1t is being done ~
by workmen employed by the Pitts III
burgh Plate Glass Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph German and -,
children, who are guests of DR.. and N,
Mrs. John G.. Robinson, Mrs. Robin -
son, John Edward and Martha Jane y,
Baird, spent Sunday in Keyser, W. ~
Va, with Mrs. Robinson's son and
daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Felix lie
G. Robinson. tn
Rev. and Mrs. William A. Ashley r,
and family have moved to King M
wood, West Va, where they will oc-
cupy the manse of the Presbyterian
church in that town. Rev. Ashley will E
continue to conduct services in the at
Garrett Memorial church in Oakland 10
in connection with his work at King A
wood BY
Miss Rose Paugh, Oakland, and Miss
Mary Shillingburg, Blaine, w. Va, al
are two among thirty-four persons M
who have entered the Memorial and w
Allegany Hospitals Schools of Nurs- "a
ing in Cumberland for three-year II
courses. Both Miss Paugh and Miss ai
Shillingburg are enrolled in the class
at Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Randolph and r
granddaughter, of Spring Hill, Va, pc
who spent two weeks with relatives in ~
Oakland, returned to their home OH CIV
Sunday. They were accompanied by Ill
Mr.. Delbert NJ. Davis and sister, Mrs.
Stanton D. Whipkey, who returned "a
to their home here by way of Day. VI
ton, Va, where Mrs. Whipkey visited 70 70
her son Laural, who is student in vi
Shenandoah College at Dayton. n
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bel. H. Sincell and ne
their guest, Mrs. Dial Elkins, of Wash vi
ington, Donald R. Sincell and Miss Ad- st
cline Sincell motored to Pittsburgh by
on Tuesday and spent the day. The CT
male members of the party visited the II
Train of Progress of the graphic arts OF
industry at the Pennsylvania Railroad OF
Station where many new machines and
materials having to do with the print
ing industry were on display. g
julius C. Renninger, who passed the A
Maryland State Bar examination IN 81
June, following his graduation from di
the University of Maryland Law E