The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-07-13
LOCAL NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

weeks.
Mrs. Harold Harmed is entertaining
number of friends at bridge this af-
2ernoon at her home on East Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Norris, Wheel
INC, West Va, were in Oakland over
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Ramsdell, Of
New York City, are here for a visit
with ther nieces, Mrs. A. T. Matthews
and Miss Isabel Hamill
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Whipkey, M.
aud Mrs. J. William Butt and Miss
Mary Emily Butt were guests of
friends in Wheeling, West Va, on
Sunday.
4 marriage license was issued one
Jay last week in Cumberland to Mer-
r5tt S. Harvey, Morgantown, West
Va. and Katherine R. Foley, of near
Oakland.
Mrs. R. w. Racer and daughter Of
Pittsburgh, returned home Monday
after having visited her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. Scott Shreve, in Oakland,
Tor d week.
Mrs. Flo Collins, of Kansas City,
Na arrived at the Park Friday and is
visiting her brother-in-Iaw and sister,
NJ. and Mrs. H. V. Leighton, in Loeb
Lyar Heights.
Members of the family of H. W.
dahl who have visited their father
turing the past week were Miss Mar
garat Kahl, Cumberland, and Walter
Nahl. Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Arnold A. Scherr and sons,
Robert and Joseph, of Keyser, w. Va,
we're here over the weekend as guests
NJ Ivs. Scherr's sister, Miss Floss
Shater, and other relatives.
Mrs. Paul W. Krautz, Charleston,
Mesr Va, following a visit of few
fays with her father DR.. A. B. Lean
sr, at the Lutheran parsonage in Oak
Land. returned to her home on Monday.
Miss Mary Louise Helbig is enter
sainiug with a buffet supper at the
Mountain Lake Hotel this evening in
aoa5r Of Miss Adeline SinceIl, whose
marriage will take place on Friday,
Jaly q.
Miss Barbara Burruss, who has been
engaged in theatrical work in Chicago
Eor year or more, is now at the New
York Worlds Fair, employed in pro-
5aetjou work by the Remington-Rand
Corporation.
Mrs. Flossie Guthrie and son
Wayne, of Winchester, former resi-
dents Of Friendsville, have been in
various sections of the county in re-
tear days visiting among their friends
and relatives.
u. K. Pancake has recently been
named manager of the Oakland office
Of he c. and P. Telephone Company.
He succeeds G. A. Kinds, who is being
transferred shortly to Cumberland in
apnther capacity.
Ngs. G. Emerson Bishof and two
s3as returned to their home in the
Hoyes community Friday after having
Visited Mrs. Bishoff's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J, NJ. Falkenstein, and other rela-
lives here for several days.
Members Of the Ladies' Aid Society
uf The Loeb Lynn Baptist church will
copduct chicken supper on Thursday,
EaIx 20, beginning at $50 o'clock at
tie Aid Hall in Loeb Lynn. The price
xii be 50 cents for adults and Is cents
for children.
2sv. H. H. Fickenscher and son, of
he Cove, visited Oakland Monday and
raIzd at The Republican office on
business. Rev. Fickenscher is pastor
az the Missouri Synod Lutheran
ce1ech at the Cove, charge which ne
aas filed for the past fifteen years.
Yrs. Ernest Ray Jones has invited a
xumber of friends to picnic supper
81 Ter cottage on Deep Creek Lake for
Friday afternoon. Members Of the mis-
sl&nary society of the Methodist
.buzah had their meeting at the
J2nas cottage last Thursday after
room,
Lawrence NJ. Fraley, Paul Turney,
Tames Kerins, Robert Wolfe and
Flank Blake left Oakland yesterday
earning for Ocean City, Md, to attend
tie State Firemen's Convention del
.agates of the Oakland Company. They
plan to return to Oakland Saturday af-
:scu0on.
Mrs. Charles H. DeVore and daugh-
Ter Miss Maxine DeVore, of Woods
acid, Ohio, are guests of Mrs. E. L.
Binchell, at her home at Mountain
Lake Park. Guests of Mrs. Winchell
-aSt week during the music festi-
raj were Mr.. and Mrs. Nat T. Frame,
uf Martinsburg, W. Va.