The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-03
LOCAL NEWS

at their home during the summer, re-
turned to Baltimore on Sunday.
Bids are being asked to be sub
mitted for the furnishing of coal for
the new postoffice building in Oak
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nordeck, of
Terra Alta, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glotfelty, near
II Oakland.
~ 4 Miss Grace Loar and her brother,
III George w. Loar, returned to their
IN home in Oakland Friday from a brief
NJ visit in Baltimore.
Charles H. Wiley, former resident
of the Bittinger community, now re-
II siding in Canton, Ohio, visited in Oak
land on a business mission last Sat
II urday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Deal and
4 their two daughters, Mrs. Leonard
4 Haenftlng and Miss Ruth Deal, of the
Il Accident community, spent last Fri
Il day in Oakland.
II Mrs G. L. Johnson returned to
II Petersburg, West Va, on Sunday
II after visiting her daughters, Mrs Ross
H Decker and Mrs. George Hanst and
H families for two weeks.
H Postmaster and Mrs. I. R. Rudy re-
Il turned to Oakland Saturday after
H noon from Columbus, Ohio, where Mr.
H Rudy was in attendance upon a con-
Il vention of postmasters.
4 Mrs. N. l. Broadwater and mem
Il bers of her family were in Pittsburgh
Il Saturday. Accompanying Mrs. Broad
H water were her two daughters, Mrs.
H julius C. Renninger and Miss Nell
II Broadwater.
n Misses Mary Louise Helbig, Coral
H McRobie, Mary Speicher and Ida En-
L gle motored to Hershey, Harrisburg
H and other Pennsylvania towns Sat
L wday, returning on Sunday via Get
II tysburg and Frederick to Oakland,
H f. h. Shatfer, past post commander
u Of the local American Legion organi-
4 cation, returned to his home in Oak
H land last Friday from Boston, Mass,
where he had been for week attend
ing the national convention of the Le-
II gion.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Briner, Jr., and
Mrs. Briner's mother, Mrs Gladys
Hamlll, are now occupying the Offutt
cottage at the north edge of town,
L having moved here from Baltimore on
Saturday. Mr.. Briner is connected with
/ the State Unemployment Compensa-
ton Department
Il Misses Helen Dewitt. and Helen
II Wllburn, representing the editorial
staff of The AX-Eye, publication of the
H Accident High school, which. ceased
with the close af the school there in
1884, were at The Republican office
Il Monday. The possibilities are that the
II paper will resume publication within
H short time.
II Mrs. Daniel Downey and daughter
Patty returned to their home at Rock
Il Hall last Friday evening following
visit of three weeks with Mrs Dow
n neys mother, Mrs. Charles R. Well
II ing, and other members of the family.
II Mrs Floyd Beere and little son
II returned to their home in Baltimore
H last Friday evening. They had been al
Il the home of Mrs. Beere's parents, Mr..
Il and Mrs. William Rice, here for sew
H eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard |. Gender, Jr,
n observed their eighth wedding ami
N versary on Sunday evening at their
home on Oak street. Guests included
II Mr.. and Mrs. William Naylor, Mr.
4 and Mrs. Richard Glotfelty, and Mr.
II and Mrs. B. l. Gender.
Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek, of McKees-
H port, Pa. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H BENZ. H. Sincell, is rapidly recovering
II at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland
n following an abdominal operation per-
formed last Thursday morning. Mrs.
4 Sincell remains with her daughter in
n Cumberland, but will probably return
II here in day or two for brief stay.
H Thursday evening, October 10, at
II 1870 o'clock, the Women's Missionary
H Society of st. Marks Lutheran church
II will meet with Mrs. H. A. Loraditch.
II Mrs Renninger will lead the program
III Of the evening. On Friday, the 18th,
II at 1880 P. NJ, the Ever-ready Circle
II of the church will meet with Mrs.
II Harvey Swartzentruber.
Mrs. Mary c. Stanton, who has
been a patient at Myers Clinic, Phil
III lppi, West Va, returned to her home
Oakland Monday and will remain
II about two weeks, following which she
will return to Philippi for further OBJ