The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-07-01
EVANSVILLE
Bake Sale By Scouts


The local Boy Scout troop will hold
a bake sale this Saturday afternoon,
July 8, at Georges Store.
Vacation Bible School Ending
The closing exercises of the summer
Bible school at the Casselman Mennon-
lite church, which was in session for
two weeks with a total enrolment of
215, were held Friday night in the
church with Rev. NJ. B. Miller in
charge.
Arthur Blough, of Johnstown, Pa,
principal, was absent the second week
on account of the death of his father.
The program included songs by school,
recitation by Jackie Yoder, story of
the Good Samaritan by Jimmy Yoder,
Scripture passages, a choris recital
from Psalms 106 and 1876 by juniors, a
paper, appreciation of God" and
group singing by each of the different
classes. Teachers included Lorraine
Bennett, Hazel E. Bennett, Cumber-
land; Eva Miller, Edna Collins, Pinto,
Nd; Mabel Fash, Johnstown; Alice
Shoemaker, Mrs. Lura Folk, Springs,
Pa; Edith Miller, Esther Walls, Grace
Miller, Mrs. Luella Miller, Springs, and
Ruth Orendorf. The Casselman Motor
Company donated the use of their
two busses to carry students to and
from the church.
Tennis Club Elects Officers
Members of the GrantsviIle Tennis
Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Getty Friday night, when of
ficers were chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, Maurice S. Brookhart; vice-preS-
ident, Robert Houck; secretary treas-
urer, Clyde Miller. The court, which is
located at the community park back of
the Casselman Hotel, will be in readi-
ness for play within the next week.
Membership dues, which entitle one to
have access to the court one season are
one dollar per person. Non-members
wishing to play are charged fee of
ten cents an hour per person.
Visit Former Students Here
DR.. and Mrs. Lynn B. Dana, of War
rem, Ohio, visited two of their former
students, Miss Viola Broadwater, and
Miss Beulah Engle, over the week
end. While here they were guests of
Misses Ethel and Viola Broadwater
DR.. Dana is president of Dana Musi-
cal Institute, choir and orchestra d.
rector, organist and pianist, lecturer
and teacher. DR.. Dana played at a
piano recital held at Mountain Lake
Park a number of years ago. Mrs.
Dana is head Of the Junior Department
Of D. NJ. l.
Birthday Dinner
Miss Iva Klotz was guest of honor at
a birthday dinner given by her cousins,
Mrs. Clarence Rodamer and Miss Eff
file Klotz, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Rodamer at Springs, Pa, Sunday ev-
ening. The guests included Miss Mary
Bach, Waldo Zinkan, Miss Mary Rus
sell and Daniel Klotz, of Accident; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter YOunkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Klotz, Miss Laura Tur-
ner, Elwood and Frank Klotz and &C.
Gil Stanton.
Church Activities
Mrs. Wendell Lohr, president of the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society,
and Wilmer Hummel, president of the
recently-organize New Germany G..
E. Society, left early on Friday morn
ing to attend the State C. E. conven-
ton at Westminster, which was in ses-
sion June 1921.
Mrs. Norman Patton was leader at
the Senior C. E. service Sunday night
Mrs. Emmons Younkin spoke on "Does
Recreation Build Character, and
Howl" Betty Jane Beachy was leader
Of the Juniors.
Miss Mabel Younkin and her class of
girls of the Lutheran Sunday school
went on picnic Sunday afternoon at
Shade Run. Those who enjoyed the
outing We're Betty Jane Beachy, Eve
Ign Spiker, Ruth Klotz, Betty McKen-
zie, Grace Beachy, Lottie Patton, Lois
Schaefer, Betty and Catherine Stark.
A Children's Day service will be pre-
sented in the Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. There will
be no Sunday school session.
Services in other local churches for
Sunday, July A, are Catholic, 1000 a.
M; Methodist, church school, 1000
a. M; Reformed, Sabbath school, $50
a. M, with worship service at 7:45 p.
M; c. E. services at 700 p. m. in the
Lutheran church.
The Lutheran Missionary Society
will meet in the social room of the
church Tuesday night with Mrs. Jonas
Beachy as hostess.
Dramatic Evening
The first in series of entertain
ment evenings at the Holmas-Wa
studios was held Tuesday night. Two
farces We're presented, Tommy Gets
Even," with Asa Claude Stanton, Jr.,
Clyde Miller and Miss Mabel Younkin
taking the parts, and "The Barring
tons AT Home,'" with Miss Florence
Davis, Miss Mary Schaefer, Clyde
Bender, Mrs. H. ]. Bender and G. W..
Diefenbach playing the piece. Between
the plays a piano selection was given
by Miss Holmes and Miss Wallace.
Travelling Theatre Here
Through the courtesy of the Cassel-
man Motor Company the people of the
Grantsville community witnessed
sound movies out-of-doors Tuesday ev-
ening when travelling theatre, con-
structed at an announced cost of $10,-
900, one of nine units travelling the
United States, presented program of
talking pictures to a large assem-
blage. This unit, which is complete
theatre on wheels, carrying its own