The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-08-15
LOCAL NEWS

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i Mr. and Mrs. George W. Margrof
4 .,d daughter Hazel, of the Accident
4 community, spent last Saturday in
/ oakland
i Misses Wanda and Ruth Lantz, Key
4 ar W. Va, are spending vacation
4 norod with relatives at Hutton ana
i also at Deep Greek Lake.
/ MISS Jane Kahl returned to Wash
/ motion on Sunday night after a visit
If two weeks here with her father, H .
4 " Kahl, and other relatives.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Littman and
4 dauobter Donna Jane left Oakland on
4 Monday to be absent for a week Wis
4 iting in Philadelphia and New York
4 City.
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sharps left Oak
1 land Monday morning for visit to
4 tbe New York Worlds Fair. They will
| nrobabIy be absent from Oakland for
/ %2ek.
4 Dr. and Mrs Dana Moore and chill
dren, of near Charleston, West Va,
are at the home of DR.. Moore's mother,
/ Mrs. Archibald Moore, Oak street, for
/ a visit.
/ Mrs. Donald Stemple became sud
denly i'll on Tuesday evening and was
rushed to hospital in Parsons, w.
Va, in the Leighton ambulance where
she remains patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Maffett and
two daughters, of Cumberland, were
1 in Oakland Sunday where they visited
Mrs. Maffett's sister, Miss Floss Shat
fer Pennington street.
Risto Solanko, secretary to the Fin
nish Legation, Washington, with Mrs
B Solanka and two children, are vaca~
tioning at McComas Beach, on Deep
Creek Lake, for two weeks.
County Agent John H. Garter is in
Il College Park this week attending the
first annual Maryland Cooperative In
q stitute, which is being held at the
Il University of Maryland by the Ely
u tension Service.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coglan, of
Washington, d. c., are spending their
honeymoon at Table Rock Inn. Mr..
COglan is son of Mrs. Rose Maroney
Coglan and the late William R. Cog
Ian, former residents of Oakland.
Misses Agnes and Monica Maroney.
New York City; Sister Bertille and
Sister Irene, of Wheeling Hospital,
Wheeling. West Va, who had been
visiting Miss Bridget Maroney, re-
turned to their respective homes last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Lohm, Of Pitts
bugh, coming here from Atlantic City
by reason of the death of Mr.. Lohm's
mother the late Mrs. George w. L.
LOhm, whose funeral occurred last
Friday afternoon, have returned to
Atlantic City.
Edward Pollock, Philadelphia, Pa,
was weekend visitor of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Pollock, re-
turning Sunday accompanied by his
sons Edward and James who had
spent most of the summer here with
their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ashby and
Mrs. Ashby's sister, Mrs. Esther Brad
field, all of Washington, D. c., were
here from Friday until Tuesday. On
Saturday they attended the Ashby
family reunion at Crellin and the De-
Witt reunion on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Archer and
daughter Sylvia, who have been visit
ing the Walter family on Sixth street,
have returned to Chicago, ILL.,, their
nome. Mrs. Archer was formerly Miss
Alice Walter, daughter of David w
Walter and the late Mrs. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hinebaugh and
daughter and Mrs. Elinor Hoye were
IN Cumberland on Thursday where
they visited at the Memorial Hospital
TO see Mrs. Josephine Armstrong, who
recently underwent a severe major
operation in that institution
Carl McIntire, Washington, D. c.,
returned to that city Monday morning
following visit here with his family
a few days, having arrived by motor
friday afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs Robert Ruckert, who is remain
ing few days longer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell.
Charles f. Hoye, after an absence
OF several months spent in Phoenix
ARIZONA, and Los Angeles, Cal, with
members of his family, returned tc
oakland on Saturday, planning to re
man in the county for a year OF
more Mr.. Hoye was accompanied tt
oakland by his daughter, Miss Car
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