The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-30
LOCAL NEWS
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H the birth of daughter at their home
II in Oakland on Sunday, May 26.
H John F. Rose, publisher of the Pied
II ,mont Herald, was in Oakland last {
II Thursday afternoon on a business
Il mission.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph T. Thayer, of
Hagerstown, were weekend visitors
Of Mrs Thayers parents, Mr. and {
Mrs. Andrew w. Helbig. :
Assemblyman Martin L. Groves was
business visitor in Oakland Monday, !
+ coming to the county seat to secure
some agricultural material.
+ Mrs. Harold NJ Dawson and Mrs
julius Littman entertained members
+ of the Butterfly club at a luncheon IN {
/ Cumberland last Friday afternoon.
L Harry Richardson, ST., of Western
Il port. accompanied by his son Harry, o
motored to Oakland Tuesday and re- o
Il manned here a few hours on business. t
\ Rev David C. Trimble, rector of the
local Episcopal parish, was in Mount
Savage Tuesday attending the SEES |
sion of the Cumberland Convocation n
of the Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford White, Terra +
Alta, West Va, announce the birth of v
II daughter. last Friday May "a, at 4
!, the home Of Mrs. Whites parents Mr.. Il
II and Mrs Lee R. Mason, Second street
The child has been named Nancy Jane. ,,
H Mrs. Robert Stemple, Towson, is &
here for a week with her husband and a
b her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin s. Il
Smith Mrs. Grover C. Stemple en-
tertained in her honor on "Wednesday IA
evening at her home on Alder street, T
y Cards were the diversion. il
L b. Walter w Dawson, David w. Wal S
ter F. E. Rathbun, Neil V. Liller and
+ Cecil Smith were in Cumberland or 6
b Monday evening attending session n
of the Scottish Rite Masons when the h
thrty-second degree was conferred F
II I upon class of five candidates.
p Mr.. and Mrs John Broderick and fl
+ their son, Rev FIR. John c. Broderck,
Of Baltimore, were in Oakland last =
\ Thursday. Rev. Fir Broderick will ar N
rive here tomorrow to assume his
work as pastor of st. Peters Catholic
parish, succeeding in this field the Rev. F
h Fir. William F. Sauer. tt
4 Clarence Sister, 81, an employee of n
the Orange Crush Bottling Company,
Oak street, has practically recovered
after having suffered painful lacera- II
alton one day last week while Gaping U
bottles in the plant. One of the bottles Il
he was handling broke suddenly and 4 ee
piece of the glass slashed his wrist to y
the bone.
Mrs. Roy H. Hamill, Miss Eleanor o.
Koch and Richard Hamill accompanied n
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Mealy to the Park W
II on Sunday evening, returning to their W
II home in Huntington, w. Va, Monday h
IL \, afternoon after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II b H. A. Loraditch and Mrs. M. R. a.
u q Hamill in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Mealy r
plan to spend the summer at their 7
home in the Park. ~ 4.e- g.. al =,
James A. fowler, proprietor Of the @
WilliamJames Hotel in Oakland, eI- G
II poets to return here about June Is to u
again assume management of the local
hotel. Mr. fowler has been manager h
Of Hotel Morgan, at Morgantown, w. -,
H Va, for about seven years, which posi- a
ton he recently resigned. Mrs. fowler :,
h and children have been residing in 7
4 Oakland for the past two years OF r
p more. 4 ]
Edward A. Shaffer and Alex G.
Hesen were in Hagerstown last Sat
urday and Sunday attending the ses- +,
sions Of the State Convention of the 6
Knights of Columbus as representa- f.
1 tives from the local organization. Mr.. g
Hesen was elected as a national del. A
n egate to the Supreme Convention to |,
be held at Indianapolis, Ind, August o
y, % and "a. d
Fred. C. Dreyer, of Cumberland, a
/ Lake dweller during the spring and Il
summer months, where he maintains O
cottage, has equipped rescue boat s
Il with rope grabbs and pole grabs for |,
| use in case of accidents occurring on C
the lake. The outfit is kept moored at b
Cabin Lodge and may be taken to F
any part of the lake by truck or motor il
boat in case of need and Mr.. Dreyer @
IS notified by telephone or otherwise. t
MI The Alumni Association of the e
\ State Teachers College at Frostburg,
will hold its annual dinner and dance :
at the Ali Chan Shrine Club, Cumber-
land, Saturday, June /. Dinner reser- l.
Hh yations will be accepted until May 81, E
NN This promises to be one of the largest 7