The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-27
EVANSVILLE
Vandalism Prohibited

ing of windows is regarded as carrying
their fun too far. All persons caught
will be fined. 1t is insisted that par
ents restrain their children from COM
hitting these acts.
Church Activities
The local Epworth League members
will sponsor a performance, Kitchen
Cabinet Band" next Wednesday, No
vember in the school auditorium to
be given by the Women's Friendly
Circle Bible class of the Park Place
M. E. church of LaVale.
John H. Folk, delegate elder of the
Evangelical and Reformed church, at
tended an all-day meeting last Tues
day at the Glade church near Berlin.
A stewards meeting of the Grants
vile charge, M. E. church, was held on
Friday night at the home of the pas
tor, Rev. D. R. Carder. Those present
at the meeting were C. C. burst, New
Germany; Mrs. H. L. Yommer, Harry
Hoover and Simon burst, Jennings;
Mrs. Marshall Layman, Miss Leanna
Layman and George burst, Mt. Zion;
Mrs. H. F. burst, H. c. Edwards and
Clyde Bender, Grantsville. Mrs. Geo.
Edwards assisted Mrs. Carder in serv-
ing refreshments.
Special music by the choir and a
vocal duet by Mrs. Wendell Lohr and
Miss Grace Swauger featured at the
communion service in the local Luth-
eran church Sunday morning. There
were 80 communicates. Charles Croft
was received into the church by con-
firmation.
Rev. S. c. Baker, Millersburg, Pa,
preached trial sermon Sunday morn
ing for members of the Reformed
church. The regular Sunday school
service will be held in this church on
Sunday morning.
Young people of the Johnson church,
east Of Grantsville, presented pro-
gram here Sunday night at the Ep-
worth League meeting A large num-
Der was present.
Rev. DR.. S. C. Jones, district super
intendent, delivered the sermon at the
first quarterly conference of this
charge at the Jennings church Sunday
night.
A trustees meeting of the Methodist
churches on this charge was held at
the parsonage Tuesday night.
Thirty-five persons attended an Ep-
worth League Hallawe'en social Tues
day evening in the Sunday school
room. Betty 10 burst and Ruth Houck
won prizes in the contest. The inter
mediate boys had planned the affair.
A program in observance OF World
Temperance Sunday will be conducted
Sunday evening at the E. L. meeting
by the president, Cecil Edwards.
Mrs. R. F. Younkin will entertain
the Lutheran Missionary Society on
Tuesday night at her home.
Lose County Championships
The local soccer and field teams de-
feated Friendsville's outfits last We'd
nesday to capture the county northern
division championships, but in the
county championships games played
at Accident on Monday Kitzmiller
captured the championships in both
spots.
Dramatic Evening
An autumn dramatic evening was
presented at the Holmes-W allace stu
dos Thursday night. Roxanna Folk, OF
Springs, Pa, gave the prologue IN
Eugene Fields "The Night Wind. Miss
Miriam Peck, also of Springs, gave
dramatic reading in costume, AS
prelude Mrs. Wendell Lohr sang
Canadian folk song in French. Miss
Ruth Beachy sang Calm as the
Night" in German and "The Last Rose
of Summer" Ruth Klotz gave an in
terpretive dance and the program
closed with a farce in one act, pre-
scented by Mrs. Wendell Lohr and
Clyde Bender.
Marriages Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Platter, OF
near here, announce the marriage OIL
their daughter, Charlotte Jane, to
Elmer Vernon Konnell, of Middletown,
Md. which occurred May l at Freder-
lex.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blocher, Mana,
der Ridge, announce the marriage or
their daughter, Edna Harlene, to Gill
bert Robinette, of Cumberland. The
ceremony was performed September
6 bv the Rev. C. M. Cope, Elkton, Md.
Social Events
The 500 club, of LaVale, OF which
she is a former member, was enter
tanned bv Mrs. C. S. Zeller Thursday
night. Three tables were in play. Inc
Grantsville guests were Mr.. and Mrs
D. W. Hershberger, Mrs. T. A. Con
molly, Robert Zeller and Cecil Mat
thews.
Miss Ida Engle was hostess tt, mem
bers of the Teachers bridge club on
Thursday night, Miss Emma CaulK
received the prize.
Mrs. Lille B. Younkin entertained
at dinner Sunday at the American
Restaurant Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glot-
felty and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl MiliSr
The Girls All club held Hal!oW-
cen masquerade party Monday nlght
at the Casselman Hotel. Prizes Tor
best costumes were awarded to Lou
Use Gortner, Bernice Broadwater'
Betty Beachy, Mildred and Grace Bea--
chy, Audra Sepicher Betty 10 Durst
and Ruth Yommer. About thirty
five were present.
Brief Mention
The local Boy Scout troop Will spon-
sor a performance by artists from
KDKA service bureau in the schooi
auditorium on November 16.
Betty Beachy was hostess to ~, t n!
Girls All club Wednesday night. Ihlf-
teen members attended. -,
The Women's Community CLUB WI
meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Klotz next Wednesday afternoon.
Forty couples attended the, flremen
benefit dance at the Meshack brown