The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-22
EVANSVILLE
Doughnut Sale by Boy Scouts

The Boy Scout organization vii
conduct a doughnut sale this Saturday
afternoon. Orders for Saturday deliv-
cry may be telephoned to Georges
Store. Scoutmaster G. W. Diefenbact
and several members of the troop at
tended the camporal Saturday at the
Ezra Smith farm, near Rawlings. The
troop held corn roast receatiy at the
farm of Elmer Miller.
Dog Week Activities
This Saturday at 2:3O p. M, the Ma.
tional Dog Week parade will get under
way at the National Garage here, &c
the entire length of Main street anC
return to Broadwater Bros store, al
which point the awards will be pre-
sented Cash prizes will be awarded
for the largest, smallest and best be-
haved dogs.
In keeping with the week, Rev. D.
R. Carder, Methodist pastor, expound-
ed the virtues in which the dog sur
passes man at the worship service last
Sunday night. Other mention was
made in Sunday school and the Luther
League.
Through the courtesy of Mrs, T. D
Maurer, Swiss carving Of a dog, en-
tirely of wood and lifesize, is being ex-
hibited in the window display at the
Keller store. 1t came directly from
Switzerland as wedding present to
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer. g.
HOnors Bride Elect -. o.,
Mrs. L. B. Schaefer entertained on
Wednesday night with a lingerie
shower in honor of Miss Dorothy
Younkin, whose marriage to Ralph
Glotfelty will take place at 7 o'clock
Saturday evening in the Lutheran
church. Guests included Mrs. Lester
Opel, Salisbury, Pa; Mrs. Frances H
Keller, Mrs. Casper Loechel, Mrs. EN-
mons Warwick, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs
Wendell Lohr, Mrs. Earl Frickey, Mrs
Harold Miller, Mrs. H. j. Bender, Mrs
Betty Keller, Mrs. Glen Yoder, Mrs
a. j. Yoder, Mrs. Marshall Lands
Mrs. D. w. Hershberger, Mrs. Hobart
Spelcher, Mrs. o. J. Glotfelty and Mrs
Herbert Layman. Four tables of 500
We're in play with honors going to Mrs
Tmckey and Mrs. Lands.
Ties With Keyser
The Grantsville Sluggers upset the
Keyser Reds 6-5 here on the final day
of the regular campaign in full
length game This victory places the
local team tied with Keyser for first
place. If Keyser wins the play-off NO
championship series will be neces-
sary, as the Reds captured first half
honors. Grantsville trailed So going
into the last of the ninth when doubles
by Orendorf and Rodamer, an error
single by Modispaw and hit batsman
sent Field, Keyser hurler, out of the
game H. Bill, relief pitcher, was tag
ged for a single to right field by d
Trent which drove over the tying and
winning runs. Herring pitched the en-
tire game for the locals. Trent, with
three singles, and Orendorf, with a
pair of -baggers, led the 13-hit at
tack of the Grantsville crew.
Youth Club Meets Here
Forty persons, sixteen of them be-
ing local residents, attended the Gar
lett County Youth Club meeting Fri
day night in the Lutheran social room
Miss Jessie Guard, of Friendsville
presided. George Porter, of Oakland
had charge of recreation and Miss
Martha Mitchell, Oakland, refresh
ments. The meeting was under the SUI
pervision of County Agent John A.
Carter. Eight new members were en-
rolled. The club plans to camp at the
Pleasant Valley recreational area, Oc-
tober 1 and 2.
Home Coming
A home coming was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. McCleliand
Butler last Sunday. The fifty guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Butler
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Walls
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Butler
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Butter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Gartner
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard But
Ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs: Cyrus
Bowser, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Butlel,
Floyd Speicher, Sarah Butler, Ida
Meyers, Titus Gilpin, Myrtle Custer
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Camp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Camp and daughter,
Church Activities ',|[, ~ ~,
Mrs. Harry 0. Miller was hostess
to the Women's Missionary Society Of
the Reformed Church Wednesday ey-
ening. Readings were given by Mrs
Paul Kinsinger and Mrs. Enfnon'
Warwick. Mrs. Floyd burst will en-,
terrain in October. e ~
Two hundred, some coming from
Pittsburgh, Oakland and Cunber
land were served at the M. E. Ep