The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-08-17
EVANSVILLE
MilIer-Lewis Nuptials

Grantsville, were quietly married at
p. m. Saturday at the bridegroom's
home. The Rev. Milton B. Miller per-
formed the ceremony.
The couple will reside on the home
farm, west of here, where Mr.. Miller
is engaged in farming.
Sleepy Driver Hits Parked Car
An accident occurred here Sunday
afternoon when car being driven by
Walter Tough, Greenwood Place,
Bridgeville, Pa, ran into the automo-
bile of R. F. Younkin which was
parked in front of his home here.
Tough, according to his own state
ment, fell asleep. 1t was thought that
damages to the Younkin car would be
about $3.50. The Tough automobile
was less damaged. Tough carried in
surance.
Yutzy Reunion
Between $50 and ITO persons attend
ed the third annual S. D. Yutzy family
reunion Sunday at the Reformed
church at Pocahontas, Pa. The Sons
of the Alleganies, radio stars of
WTBO, Cumberland, furnished string
ed music for the occasion. The follow
ing officers were retained: C. 0. Ben
der, president; D. W. Hershberger,
vice President; Mrs. D. W. Hersh-
berger, secretary, and Mrs, Hobart
| Speicher, treasurer, all of Grantsville.
VIM H. Yutzy, Baltimore; Mrs. 7. B.
Miller, Fostoria, o.; D. W. Yutzy,
Marley, Pa; Raymond Yutzy, Cum
berland, and Mrs. Frank Yutzy, of
Meyersdale, are historians. W. H.
Yutzy gave an exhaustive history of
the Yutzy clan, tracing the lineage
back four generations before the time
of S. D. Yutzy The oldest member
present was Frank Yutzy, aged rs
years, of Meyersdale, and the young
est descendent attending was Patricia
Lee Hershberger, two month old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Merl
Hershberger, of Ellicott City. A pro-
gram of games and contents was ar
ranged.
Other Reunions
The seventh annual CAN'T family
reunion was held Sunday at the Jun
ior Order park at Frostburg. Des-
cendants of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
CAN'T, their relatives and friends, at
tended.
About 225 persons attended the first
Tice family reunion Thursday at the
Amish church grove, near Bittinger.
Speakers included Jonas Miller and .li
D. Tice.
Plans are progressing for the ninth
! annual Broadwater reunion which will
be held Sunday, August 27, at the
New Colonial Inn, Long Stretch. The
descendants of Cornelius Broadwater
are many and their family reunion al
ways attracts, large number. Miss
Ethel Broadwater is secretary and
treasurer.
Baseball News
The Grantsville Giants were defeat
ed 5-3 by Ursina, Pa, here at Little
Crossings Thursday afternoon. This
was the locals first defeat after eight
straight victories this season.
Darkness halted the game between
the local club of the Tri-County league
and Meyersdale on the latters field
Friday with the Pennsylvanians lead
ing "a. Clayton Edwards and Joe
Diehl were doing the pitching for
Grantsville.
| The Grantsville club won over Paw
Paw by forfeit when the West Vir-
ginians failed to appear for a game
scheduled here Sunday afternoon
Grantsville goes to Keyser this Sun
day.
Church Activities
Miss Lois V. Gregory, Methodist
evangelist, is conducting services
nightly this week at the Jennings
Methodist church. She arrived Sunday
morning from Jumping Branch, W.
Va. She conducted services at the
New Germany Methodist church Sun
day morning and began her gospel
crusade at the Jennings Church Sun
| day night.
The Women's Missionary society of
St, Johns Reformed church met on
Wednesday night at the church. Mrs.
B. H. Bender, president, was in charge
and the discussion was What could I
do with my leisure time, and what do
do with my day."
Approximately so persons attended
the annual picnic of the Lutheran Sun
day school at the abandoned New Ger
many CCC camp Sunday. The Sun
day school session was held there pre-
ceding the picnic.
Mrs. Sylvan burst had charge of
the Epworth League meeting Sunday
night in the Methodist church. The
program was continuation of the
previous meeting when Bible CUES
tons and answers were featured.
Services in local churches for Sun
day, August 20, will be: Catholic
Mass, 10 a. M; Lutheran, Sunday
school, 9:45 a. M; Methodist, Church
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