The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-05

Hottenstein, H. L. Porter, Miss Gene
We've Spielman, Miss Martha Engle,
Maurice Brookhart, Miss Leona Clark,
George Shields, Robert and Betty
Houck, Allen Rodamer, VIM. McRobie,
Alonzo Hardesty, D. Van Ostend
Curtis. Paul Ulman and Jane Nor
gan, Oakland, were also present.
Miss Evangeline Rumbaugh enter
tanned the Teachers bridge club on
Thursday night at the Charles Lay
man farm, Long Stretch Miss Ida
Engle won high prize and Miss Emma
Caulk received second and floating
prizes.
Boy Scouts held weiner roast at
Holmes-W Wallace studios Friday night.
The studios served coca. Gordan Nc
Kenzie and Belmont Miller planted
"A iris bulbs and "a hills of hollyhock
seed on Shade Hill and report that
the paintings of last year are doing
fine.
Mrs. Sylvan burst entertained in
honor of the eleventh birthday of her
eldest daughter, Betty 10, Saturday
afternoon. Guests were: Buster, Tom
my and Billy Bender, Louise and Mar
jorie Gortner, Mildred Frickey, Rosie
Broadwater, Rita Edwards, Mary
Kathryn Miller, Fay Jr., Miller, Ruth
Klotz, Betty and Junior Mckenzie,
Billy and Dolly Layman, Jackie and
Jimmy Yoder, Sonny burst, Betty
Beachy, Juanita, Betty and Geraldine
Carder, Ray and Ruth Houck, Joyce
Beachy, Audra and Robert Speicher,
Billy, Sue and Peggy burst. Games
were served. Each guest received a
favor. Mrs. H. F. burst and Mrs,
Harry burst assisted.
Events Briefly Noted
The Civic club will meet Monday
night at the Holmes-Wa Studios.
F. j. Getty and B. O. Aiken, of the
Grantsville and Accident high schools
respectively, attended a principals
dinner Wednesday night at the Clary
club, between Cumberland and Frost
burg.
About rs tourists, enroute from
Muncie, Ind, to Washington, D. c.,
stopped at the National hotel last
week on the first of a series of Miller
Bus Tours.
Mrs. Kenneth Moore and Mrs. W.
Thomas, of GAINESVILLE, O., and Miss
Ethel Simpson attended the Apple
Blossom Festival at Winchester, Va,
last week.
Teachers of the Grantsville unit
held meetings on Wednesday and Fri
day to correct State examination
papers.
The second grade of Grantsville
Elementary school, Miss Zeola Lay
man, teacher, had charge of assembly
Friday morning. Folk dances, drama
tized songs, and the fairy story, Snow
White and Rose Red, were given.
Rev. A. W. Wright's 25-piece
stringed orchestra gave a concert FRI
day night at the Reformed church at
Salisbury. Members are from the
Meyersdale, Salisbury, Boynton and
Grantsville communities. Those par
ticipating from Grantsville were, Vir-
ginia VanGilder, Cecil Edwards, and
Asa Claude Stanton, Jr. Florence
Farmer Maurer sang.
Definite action was taken by the
Mayor and Council at their meeting
Monday night in regards to outstand-
ing taxes. The tax collector is to
notify all delinquents that 193435-36
taxes must be paid by June Is, 1888.
Marshall Beachy's bid for hauling
garbage was accepted. Cleanup days
will be May II and II. A complaint
was put in regarding the unsanitary
situation at the lookup and plans were
discussed for remedying the condition.
Principal F. J. Getty spoke on "The
High School Library" at the regional
Principals conference at HagerstoWn
on Wednesday.
The Mems chorus of State Teachers
College, Frostburg, will present a
program before students of the local
high school on May 10 at 8 a. m.
Miss Jessie l.. Snow, secretary OF
League of Nations association of Md.
will give a lecture to the high school
students on the International situa-
ton, Wednesday, May II, at 2 p. m.
Hayward F. Broadwater, i'll for the
past ten weeks, is able to be up and
out.
Mrs. Daniel Hummel is a patient at
Memorial hospital, Cumberland.
Harvey Baker, Hillsboro, Md, isl
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Folk and
other relatives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Turpen, Of
Washington, D. c., were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weise
at the Victoria Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klotz and son
Russell, Accident, were Sunday