The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-29
EVANSVILLE
Church Activities

evening at the Dixie Tavern, at which
sixty couples attended. More than
$40 was cleared which will go toward
purchasing new pews for the church.
The following members of st. Johns
Reformed Sunday school attended the
Somerset Chassis convention at Mey-
ersdale Thursday: C. 0. Bender, super
intendent; Mesdames C. A. Bender,
Ida NJ. Hershberger, B. F. Epstein,
Floyd burst, Sidney Setter, Earl
Stanton, and Paul Kinsinger: MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Stanton, Belmont and
Vera Miller, Charles and Thomas Ben
der, Helen and Bernice Beachy, Glenn
and Dalton Stanton, Bayard Keller,
Edgar Allen Bender, James Beachy,
Elwood Bevans, Robert Bender and
David Broadwater
Charles Bender was leader of the
topic, care there still Frontiers ?" at
EpwOrth League Sunday night in the
Methodist church. Rita Edwards, Jas.
Beachy and John Tarbell took part.
Services in local churches for Sun
day will be: Catholic, 1000 a. m.
Lutheran, Sunday school, 9:45 a. M,
worship service, II a. m. Methodist,
Church school, 10 a. M, Epworth
League, GAS p. m. Reformed, Sab
bath school, $3.50 a. m.
Baseball to the Fore
The GrantSVille Giants, composed OF
miners of the GrantsviIle Coal Co.,
defeated the Meadow Mountain CCC
nine 81 in a game at Little Cross
ings Monday late afternoon. Ray
mond Miller, pitched. Ivan Miller
smacked out home run for the
Giants.
Also on Monday another local team
was victorious over its opponent. The
Grantsville junior team walloped the
Salisbury juniors 26-8 in multiple
hit SUGGEST. Clarence Iounkin pitched
the entire game for Grantsville.
Last week the local Juniors trounced
the West Salisbury youngsters 1915
at Salisbury in a return game. After
seven innings, the losers conceded the
game The combined team has been
indicated in four starts.
Grantsville was defeated 8-3 Sunday
afternoon by the Barrelville Club in a
Tri-County League game at Barrel
vile. Nevin Warwick, Clayton Ed
wards and Joe Diehl shared the pitch
ing burden for Grantsville. Paul
Orendorf, first baseman, was Grants
ville's heavy hitter, with three doubles.
The local club will go TO Cumber-
land this Sunday.
Midsummer Medley
An interesting entertainment, "a
Midsummer Medley, was presented as
She June dramatic evening at Holmes |
studios Friday night by the
Studio players and singers. Mrs. Mel
win Beiler, soprano, sang MoszoWski's |
'Serenade". A one-act farce, "At the |
Florists, was given by Mrs. EmmOns |
Warwick and Mrs. Stewart Rodamer |
Irwin Miller, baritone, sang Rubin
STEMS "Voices of the Woods, fol-
lowed by a reading, "What my lover
said", by Mrs. Warwick and chorus:
AS prelude to the second farce, "All
at sea-, Mrs. Beiler sang Islands, by |
The characters in this |
were Miss Mary Schaefer,
Evelyn Spiker and Clyde Bender.
Social Notes
Miss Ruth Keller entertained at |
bridge Saturday evening. Her guests
we're Mrs. Frances H. Keller, Mrs. ].
F. Fahey, Mrs. F. j. Getty, Mrs. P. A.
Mrs. Ella B. Keller, Miss
Ethel Broadwaaer, and Miss Mary |
Thomas. Mrs. Frances Keller received
The prize.
Mrs. Ralph Glotfelty was hostess
to her 900" club Wednesday night at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. F. Younkin
Mrs. Fred Livengood had as her
dinner guests Thursday Mrs. r. w.
Horn, Broadhead, Wise; and Mrs.
Harvey Parsons, Baltimore, who are
visiting here.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Folk on Saturday were r. c. Don
aldson, Wildwood, Pa, and Mrs. Edith !
Horn, Little Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Lille B. Younkin entertained |
at dinner Sunday at the Casselman
hotel her brother and sister-in-law,
Or. and Mrs. w. H. Ryland, Meyers !
iale.
Brief Mention
The Studio Tea Tray will have its !
formal opening on Tuesday, July 4th.
Aza Stanton, Jr., and Mrs. T. D.
Maurer have been awarded a free
round trip to the New York Worlds !
Fair as awards in a contest sponsored |
by q Frostburg business establish
ment which required submitting the
solution to a puzzle in some original
manner. Aza, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Stanton, received first prize with
a water color sketch in which the
solved puzzle was uniquely featured.
Mrs. Maurer who is Mrs. Stanton's
sister, received second prize for her
entry, an unusual piece of handiwork,
the solution being hooked into the
center of an original designed rug.
A. L. Willhour, Watcher, Iowa, was
for speeding Tuesday by Off
Ger Carl G. Storm, State Police, and
was fined $40 and costs by Magistrate
C. S. Zeller.
About fifty couples attended the
dremen's dance at Meshack Browning !
Club Wednesday night. The Aristo-
Gratis provided the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Rodamer at
tended the funeral of their uncle,
Leonard Maust at Masontown, w. Va,
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Maust, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Maust
and Mrs. S. Maust, Springs; and Mrs.
H. S. Yoder and Mrs. Noah Hershber-
ger also attended.
Lester Dale Harbaugh, of Mill Run,
Pa, and Miss Leila Margaret Brooks,
Pa, were united in mar
riage Friday night by the Rev. D. r.
Carder, Methodist pastor.
Little Sally Ann Gnagey has been