The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-11-16
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turning to Oakland Saturday evening. g
Glenn Frazee, Friendsville commun
ity, was a business visitor in Oakland +
Friday when he called at The Repub "
lican office
Miss Kathrine Kildow, Clarksburg, \
West Va, was here last weekend Wis "
iting her brother and sister-n-law, u
Mrs and Mrs. Michael V. Kildow.
Miss Mary Louise Helbig returned C
to Oakland Monday from Cumberland :
where she had been a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ruckert a few days.
Mrs. Belle Kildow, St, Petersburg, -
Florida, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. V. Kildow in Oakland several days :,
recently, planning to return South this .
week.
Mrs. John Faherty and son Bernard -
Faherty, who are residing in Morgan +,
town, West Va, this winter, were Wis =
iting friends in Oakland early this :
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hanst re- {
turned from Morgantown, West Va, NJ
Saturday after attending the eigh- p
teenth annual West Virginia Journal n
ism conference.
Miss Beyldine Fulk visited with R
friends in Cumberland last Friday af- la
ternoon and Saturday, to which city al
she had accompanied Miss Margaret fl
Lumpkin, who continued on to Hagers- NJ
town, where she spent the weekend.
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell returned to m
her home in Oakland Saturday evening V
from brief visit with her son and $,
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
NJ. Sincell at Fairmont, West Va. b1
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank War
rem Baltimore, on Thursday, Novem- al
Der 8, a daughter. Mrs. Warren is the in
former Miss Susanna Dixon, daugh d;
ter of Mrs. Nina Dixon, of Oakland. +,
James Aronhalt, of near Bayard, W. VI
Va, after spending the summer on his
farm in that section, will return to ht
Cumberland within few days to re- dc
main there during the winter months. he
Edward Scherr, Charleston, West ~
Va, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brook -
hart, Grantsville, were guests Satur
day and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Renninger and Mrs. j. C. Renninger. c.
Ernest Gortner, solder who served NJ
overseas with the Sind Division, at in
tended a reunion of about thirty of his V
former buddies at the Fort Cumber OF
land Hotel, Cumberland, on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McIntire, Of a
Washington, D. c., who were here sew pl
eral days on account of the serious j;
illness of the formers father, C. n. re
McIntire, returned to Washington on 81
Tuesday morning. y
Kenneth Lawton, employed at the
Celanese works near Cumberland, was y
here day or two recently with his r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Law "A
ton. The Celanese corporation is now Nv
employing about 5000. ~
Mrs. Albert Markley fell into ar Mt
open ditch near the State highway at NJ
Hutton one evening recently and suf-
fered a broken arm. At the same spot r
Monday evening Earl Sims fell into M
the same ditch and was bruised about 10
his head and face. -,
The United States Civil Service IL
Commission has announced open COM IL
petitive examinations for a number NJ
of positions. Full information may m
be obtained from M. C. Crane at the
Oakland postotfice. Applications must f.
be on file not later than December l. K
Ralph Kahl has returned from Balti- u
more where he spent several weeks VI
studying with group of young men fc
from other sections Of the State who L
are all applicants for positions on the w
Maryland State Police force. Nine out M
Of the twenty eight students will be
chosen in the near future.
Among those from Oakland at tt
tending the West Observation-Disclosures &C
football game at Morgantown, West W
Va, Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. Rus p
sell Pancake, Lawrence M. Fraley, Ed in
win Lancer, Edward Smouse, Charles ii
Henry McIntire, Robert Sincell, De- Il
Coursey Bolden, Mrs. Dorothy Hamlll, W
Kenneth Stahl, Miss Mildred Barton Il
Robert T. Hoffman. Ia
A special service for the purpose OF
blessing the new church doors will be H
conducted at st. Peters church, OAK cl
land, on Sunday afternoon, November P
i.