The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-05-18

oakland yesterday morning.
Miss Geraldine Kahl returned TO
Baltimore Wednesday morning after
having visited relatives here for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibson had as
their guests Saturday and Sunday Fl.
S. Bower and William Gibson, of Har-
risburg, Pa.
Mrs. H. R. DuPuy has returned to
her home here from Baltimore where
She had been a patient in a hospital
for several days.
Miss Betty Jackson, West Virginia
Wesleyan student, Buckhannon, was
weekend visitor at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Jackson,
Oak street.
Bernard Faherty, who has been in
i'll health for several years, was taken
to Mount Hope hospital, near Refs
terstown, Baltimore county, last Sun
day, following a relapse, where he will
receive treatment for his ailment.
Among the three thousand Catholic
youth an dtheir elders who marched in
procession at ceremonies in Cumber-
land on Sunday, were number of
members of the Holy Name Society
and the Catholic Boy Scout troop Of
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Yutzy, King
wood, West Va, were visitors of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Yutzy, on Sunday. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter, who
had spent week here with her grand
parents.
Miss Marion Leary is improving at
her home on Center street following a
heart attack suffered Monday after
noon in front of the Oakland Elemen-
tary school where she collapsed and
had to be carried to her residence a
short distance away.
Wellington Yutzy Robert 7. Hoff-
man and Miss Margaret Kahl motorad
to Washington, D. c., and spent last
weekend in that city, returning Sun
day with Miss Jane Kahl, who visited
her father, H. w. Kahl, few days, re-
turning to Washington on Wednesday.
Miss May Howard and Miss Julia
Howard, accompanied by their brother,
Mr. Charles Howard, all of Baltimore,
motored to Oakland Saturday evening
and remained as guests at the Viii
liam-J James Hotel until Sunday after
noon, when the party returned to Bal
timore.
Mrs. Mary Grove, of Gortner, enter
tanned on Sunday 2. L. Mellott and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Sines and
daughter, Harry Beeghley and fam
lily, Ray Beeghley and family and Mrs.
Jane Beeghley. The dinner served was
in honor of the latter's eightieth birth
day anniversary.
DR.. R. A. Ravenscroft, who recently
returned to his home in Accident after
spending the winter months in Miami,
Florida, and in Washington, D. c., was
in Oakland Tuesday transacting some
business affairs. DR.. Ravenscroft's
present plans are to remain in Acct
dent until late this fall.
Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Earl
Shartzer visited the formers husband
at Memorial Hospital, in Cumberland,
on Tuesday. Mr.. Brown was taken to
the institution on Sunday following a
weeks illness at his home here. His
condition is reported to be improving
and that he will be brought to his
home today.
Members of the Mountain Top Min
isterial Association were guests on
Monday Of Rev. George M. Kunkle and
the congregational members of Saint
Paul's Lutheran church at Accident.
Alterations in the auditorium of the
church have been under way for some
time and will be completed, it IS
planned, by May %, at which time the
pastor will deliver his final sermon in
the local parish, having accepted a
call to become pastor of charge IN
Pennsylvania.
That was an exceptionally fine
looking body of men who attended the
morning service Sunday in st. Marks
Lutheran church-the local tiremen-
thirty-seven all told, with only four Of
the enrolled membership absent, and
these were out of town for the day.
Also present at this service were a
number of the members Of the Pyth-
ian Sisters of the local organization.
Dr. Learner, pastor Of the church, was
the speaker. His sermon was impress
sive and informative.