The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-09-05
LOCAL NEWS

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/ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Calhoun, Ards
Now York. are visiting with rela-
tiyas in Mountain Lake Park for
week
4 Miss Geraldine Kahl returned to
baltimore Monday evening after hav-
4 mo visited relatives here for a few
4 days.
4 Miss Margaret Kahl, Cumberland,
and Walter Kahl, Pittsburgh, spent
1 few days here with their father, H
/ ". Kahl. ;
4 Miss Flora Merrill, of New York
4 City, is at the home of her brother, I
Charles Merrill, north of town, for
visit Of two weeks.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Max Mason and their
daughter Cleveland, Ohio, are here
for a weeks visit with friends, having
motored to Oakland on Sunday. !
i Dwight Townshend returned to Syr-
acuse. New York, Tuesday following a /
visit of two weeks made to his parents. {
A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Townshend. I
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Falkenstein
and family spent Sunday and Monday
here with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Falk-
qnstein and members of their family.
4 Miss Dorothy Lashorn, Deer Park,
has gone to Martinsburg, West Va,
and has became student in the West
4 Virginia College of Beauty Culture
4 Miss Jane Kahl and Miss Jennie
Beauchamp, both of Washington, D.
4 c.. visited Miss Kahls father, H. w.
Kahl, and other relatives in Oakland
over Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Hoover and
two children, of Dubois, Pa, are Wis
itng Mrs Hoover's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Yutzy
at their home on Liberty street.
A Miss Virginia Lancer had her ton
sis removed at the hospital in Par
sons W. Va, on Monday. Her parents,
4 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lancer, brought
her back to Oakland on Tuesday.
n Miss Hasaleah Yutzy entertained at
Mt. Lake hotel last Saturday evening
prior to the dance there, in honor of
n Miss Aileen Saunders, of Eastville,
4 Va, who was her guest over the week
end.
1 Arthur Townshend, Jr, Baltimore,
and his sister, Miss Helen Townshend,
i Of Washington, D. c., spent Sunday
and Monday in Oakland with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Town
shend
/ George L. Sincell, Mrs. Sincell and
\ their son James, Of Sewickley, Pa.st
following brief visit in Oakland and p
at Mountain Lake Park with relatives, r
returned to their home Monday af-
ternOOn
II John L. Compton, Fairmont, West
Va, was accompanied to Oakland on
Monday by Mrs. Gil B. Davis and her
daughter, Miss Charlana Davis, also
Of Fairmont, returning to that city
Monday afternoon.
n Schell Hoye, Washington, employed
in the trust department of the Fidel-
ity Company in that city, spent from
Saturday until Monday here with his
bers of the T. C. Hinebaugh family.
IN David Walter and two nieces, Misses
Ellen Ann and Betty Turney, returned
to Oakland Tuesday morning from
Chicago, ILL.,, where they had been the
guests Of the formers son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Archer
0dell Otto and Miss Harriet Rieder,
Of Akron, Ohio, were visiting Mr..
OttO's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Otto, in the New Germany community
several days last week. Mr.. Otto was
business caller at The Republican
office Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. C. L. Briner, Jr., of
Baltimore, will return to Oakland
about September Is, when Mr.. Briner
will be placed in charge Of the county
unit Of the Maryland Unemployment
Compensation Division, with offices in
the Mclntire building. They will re-
side in the Offutt cottage, at the north
edge Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Bundus and
Miss Jean Pfeiffer returned to their
homes in Chicago, Illinois yesterday
morning after weeks visit at the
nome of Mrs. Bundus's parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Little They were
accompanied by Mrs. Alice Turney,
IN who will visit relatives in that city
Tor two weeks.
Carroll Casteel, editor of the Dor
chester News, published at Hurlock,
Nd, ACCOMPANIED bV Miss Aline Saun- /