The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-02-02
EVANSVILLE
Monohan.MiIIer Nuptials

Miss Rose Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry O. Miller, of near
here, and Edward Monohan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Monohan, Sr.,
of Frostburg, were married Friday
night at the rectory of st. Michae's
Catholic church, Frostburg, by Rev.
Dominic A. Bomono, assistant pastor.
The bride, a graduate of Grantsville
High school, wore teal blue with cor
sage of camellias. Miss Jean Conlon
and George Tippen were the attend
ants. Others attending were Miss
Helen Miller, R. n, sister of the
bride, and Arnold Dixon, Friendsville;
and Mrs. Michael Conlon and Miss
Nellie Thompson, Frostburg.
Church League Games
Lutheran girls and junior boys
basketball teams were victorious in
Church School league games Wednes-
day night, the Lutheran seXtet win
ming 1918 over the Methodist girls
outfit and the Reformed junior boys
bowling "a.
Because of the high school games at
Oakland Wednesday, league games
were postponed this week. Next
Wednesday the Catholic five will OPP
pose the Reformed outfit and the
Lutheran quint will tackle the Metho-
dists.
High School Basketball
Grantsville High schools basketball
teams split double-header Thursday
night on the local court. Coach Mar
tina E. Brookhart's Green and Gold
lassies avenged themselves of a 1892
setback the preceding week at the
hands of an Alumnae seXtet by de-
feating the grads 1925. In the other
game of the twin bill, the local boys
bowed to a Salisbury (Pa.) team 1911.
Lucille Patton registered "a points
for the winners while Betty Patton
accounted for % of the Alumnae's
markers. In the nightcap, the Sails
bury quint proved too much for coach
William Grimm's outfit, the visitors
leading 9-3, 1916 and 24-9 at the
periods. Rodney Patton, Mark Schae-
fer and Bayard Keller accounted for
the locals baskets with Belmont Mil
Ter scoring a foul shot.
Seventh Grade Assembly
The seventh graders had charge of
assembly Tuesday morning. A cos
tuned play, "The Kings English"
with special scenic effects, opened the
program. Vocal solos, duets and a
trio featured in the musical section. A
play, Striking the Blow" concluded
the program.
Other School Notes
The Grantsville school will sponsor
public performance next Tuesday,
February 7, at II a. M, in the school
auditorium. Di Crosta-Ferrari COM
pany, instrumentalists, will present a
musical program under the direction
of the Antrim Lyceum Bureau Of
Philadelphia. Admission is 10 and
25 cents.
A dramatic club has been organized
in the local high school. Officers cleo
ted this past week were: president,
Rodney Patton; vice-president, Vernon
Reichenbecher; secretary, Harry Pat
ton; and treasurer, John Baumgartner.
Miss Emma Caulk is sponsor. Seven
ty students have joined.
The girls basketball team wore
their new uniforms Thursday night in
the game with the Alumnae. The
jerseys were made by the Home Eco
Monies department, Mrs. J. C. Rem
ringer, Jr., instructor.
Boys of the Agriculture department
made over and refnished eighteen
tables used by the department as a
project in farm shop work.
Mid-year examinations have been
given to students of the High and Elc-
mentary school the past two weeLs.
The remainder of the basketball
schedule has been announced by prin-
cipal Frank ]. Getty. 1t includes
games at Friendsville on Wednesday,
Feb. 8, and return games here with
Friendsville the following Tuesday,
Feb. IA. Oakland High boys and
girls teams play return games here
on Wednesday, February %.
Church Activities
Mrs. H. F. burst and Mrs. Harry
burst jointly entertained the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
Thursday night at the formers home.
Mrs. VIM. Dawson and Miss Velora
Bittinger were guests. A travelling"
basket, from which the society shall
realize funds, will be started upon
its round, going from member to mem
Der. Twelve members attended. Mrs.
Glen Yoder will be hostess in Febru-
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