The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-08-19

Lester C. Yutzy, Crellin.
Miss Nancy Page, Hamlet, N. c.,
is guest of Miss Margaret Williams
at her home on Water street.
Miss Barbara Burruss, of Chicago, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. B. Bur-
russ, at her home at Hemlock Hollow,
south of town.
Paul O'Farrall, of White Sulphur
Springs, West Va, was the guest of
Jack fowler at the William-James
Hotel last weekend.
Misses Gladys Aronhalt, Kathryn
Wooddell, Clara Moon and Messrs.
Schell Hoye, Hopwood Wooddell and
Riley Gregg were Cumberland visit
ors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Bunduss, of
Chicago, ILL.,, are here for two weeks
visit with Mrs. Bunduss's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Little, at their home
on Oak street.
Albert Walter and Wilmer Graves
spent Sunday in Washington, D. c.,
where they witnessed the baseball
game between the Boston Red Sox and
the Washington Senators.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Shilke left Oak
land on Tuesday morning for short
vacation among friends and relatives
in Columbia and Hershey, Pa, and
in Frederick, Md. They plan to return
to Oakland on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman "Jim" Meyer,
of Davis, W. Va, have announced the
birth of daughter at their home. Mrs.
Meyer was the former Miss Mary
F. Eubank, bookkeeper in the West
Maryland office here. This is their sec
ond child.
A 28-year-old Easter card mailed
from Oakland on April 10, 1909, was
received Monday by Albert A.
Schroeder, city water rent collector
at Frederick, Md. The card was ad-
dressed to his sister, Miss Sophia
Schroeder, who died twenty years
ago.
Clarence Dixon, son of w. D. Dixon,
formerly of Oakland, now residing in
Columbus, Ohio, visited here day or
two last week. The young man is con-
nected with the circulation department
of the Columbus Dispatch. He was
accompanied here by Mrs. Dixon and
their son.
Harry A. Brann, Jr., New York City,
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Henry A. Brann, of Harolynda Point,
Deep Creek Lake, for the past two
weeks. Miss Marjorie Smith, of Chevy
Chase, Washington, D. c., visited Mrs.
Brann over tennis week. Hugh Scott,
Dayton, Ohio, will arrive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey L. Bittner re-
turned to the Park Monday evening
from Baltimore, to which city Mrs.
Bittner had been taken day or two
previous for examination by special
list, following an attack of illness she
suffered during the early spring and
from which she has not fully recovered
her usual health.
The capital prizes awarded in con-
junction with the carnival recently
conducted by members of st. Peters
church, were presented to the follow
ing persons: Miss Mary Grace Hanley,
500 Pimlico Road, Baltimore, $25;
Miss M. Pendergast, 763 Grantley
avenue, Baltimore, SIS, and Miss Lo-
retta Cragen, 264 w. 22nd street, New
York City.
Mrs. E. Irving Baumgartner enter
tanned at bridge and shower at her
home on Second street on Monday ev-
ening in honor of Miss Evelyn Bosley,
whose marriage to Mr.. Bruce jenkins
will take place on August rs. The
guests were Misses Martha Gender,
Betty Broadwater, Mary Louise Hell
big, Adeline Sincell, Helen Offutt, Mrs.
Edwin C. Lancer and the guest of
honor, Miss Bosley.
On Sunday afternoon from four to
five o'clock the people of St. Peters
Parish will be invited to visit St.
Peters school to inspect the extern
sive improvements which nave been
made during the summer months. The
entire building has been reprinted.
Both the convent and the school have
been decorated. Some new furnishings
have been provided for the comfort of
the Sisters of Mercy, who conduct the
school. The people of Oakland who are
not members of the Parish are cordi-
ally invited to visit the school on Sun
day afternoon.
A news item in last weeks issue of
the Meyersdale (Pa.) Republican, con-
corning a former resident of Grants