The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-09-16
Young Couple Married at Frostburg

Young Couple Married at FrOstburg
Miss Pauline Patton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Patton, of this
place, and Mr.. Joseph Knepp, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knepp, of Frost
burg, were married at 1890 Saturday
at Salisbury, Pa. The bride was be-
comingly attired in a blue crepe street
dress. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McKen-
zie, of Frostburg, were the attend
ants. Others present were Miss Har-
lene Patton, twin sister of the bride,
and Samuel Bear, Frostburg. The bri-
dial couple were honored at reception
given Saturday night by the groom's
parents at their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knepp will reside in Frostburg. Mrs.
Knepp is a graduate of the Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing, Cumber-
land, class of 1886.
Events Briefly Noted
Miss Florence Davis, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Norman R. Davis, left
here Wednesday for College Park
where she will be enrolled as fresh
man at the University of Maryland
Miss Davis graduated from the local
high school this spring.
Frank Stanton, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Stanton, succeeds Woodrow Gus
ter as clerk in the Grantsville post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Speicher and
family attended the H. ]. Speiche1
family reunion at Accident last week
Every member of the family was pres
ent.
Miss Rosetta Younkin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Younkin, and g
graduate of Allegany Hospital Schoo
of Nursing, Cumberland, has enrolled
for a three months advanced course
in nursing at Mount Hope, near Bal
timore.
The Shakespeare Club met at the
Holmes-W Wallace Studios Tuesday ev'
ening. Quotations from his plays were
read and discussed. A sketch of the
life of Gibbons, English historian
whose bicentenary is being observed
this year, was given by Miss Rache
Holmes. Mrs. Angela Smart, a for
mer member of the club when it was
first organized, was present.
Glen H. Yoder, business manager Of
the local baseball club, has arranged
four-game series with the Salisbury
(Pa.) team. A double-header will be
played at Salisbury this Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10, commencing at two o'clock
followed by two more games at Sal
isburg the next Sunday, Sept. 26.
National Dog Week, Sept. 1925
will again be celebrated in Grants
vile. Don't fail to see the window dis
play at Yoder & Yoder's, including al
announcement of activities here thi!
coming week.
Farewell Party
Miss Christina Winterberg enter
tanned Friday night with farewell
party, followed by bridge, in honol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley H. Spoerlein
who left Saturday for Dillsburg, Pa
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Spoer
lein, DR.. and Mrs. T. o. Broadwater
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Getty, Mrs. ]
F. Fahey, Miss Martha Engle ant
Maurice Brookhart.
Teachers Leave and Return
Miss Margaret Mary Blocher ha
returned to Oakland to resume teach
ing in the Crellin school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Elias, VIII
spent the vacation period on Deel
Creek Lake, are here. Mr.. Elias is in
structor in the elementary school.
Miss Emma Caulk has also returned
to resume her position as teacher il
the local high school. She had spen
the past eight weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Thomas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Thomas, left on Sun
day for Grafton, W. Va, to resume
teaching in the Grafton high school
Miss Betty Broadwater, Oakland
is here as teacher in the high schoo
after being at her home during tn
summer vacation period.
Mrs. Scott Holiday and Miss Clarl
have also returned as teachers in tn
elementary school. Miss Engle, Mis-
Clark, Mrs. Holiday and Miss Edn;