The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-06-06

uiei, LdtlSAln ana AVlltOn. The scope
OF the exhibit was far-reaching and
most of the work was original. Ex-
amples of the craft work exhibited
are the puppets made by the Beachy
school, clay pottery by Johnson and
third grade Grantsville, a fine mode
ing OF penguin by sixth grade
pupil OF Beall school, a miniature log
cabin structure by a Grantsville sixth
grader and a water wheel by a
seventh grader at Grantsville. Each
grade in Grantsville school had its
own separate exhibit, while all the
grades in each rural school were I'M
eluded in a separate display.
Bus Schedule Changed
A change in the Oakland bus sched-
ule has been announced. The Oakland
bus will arrive here daily at 11:55 a.
M, and will leave Grantsville at 1905
p. M, after being here only ten min
utes. The bus had been coming here
at 9:15 in the morning and remaining
until $50 in the evening before return
ing to Oakland. The change went into
effect last week.
Locals Shut Out By Cumberland
The Grantsville nine lost footing in
the Tri-County Baseball League Sun
day afternoon when the locals were
badly defeated 1910 by the Cumberland
team. Each team had won four
straight games with no defeats.
Grantsville gathered only five seat
tered hits off Derl Keller, Cumber-
lands pitcher, who struck out seven.
Three local pitchers allowed ten hits
and eight errors but Grantsville field
ers proved the locals downfall. Rains
burg plays here this coming Sunday.
Male Quartet To Sing
A male quartet, "The Kings Men"
from Asbury college, Wilmore, KY,
will present concert of sacred songs
at the Methodist church on Sunday
night at s o'clock. The entire worship
service will be in their charge. While
in this vicinity they will make several
appearances at the Friendsville Metho-
dist church.
Addresses EpwOrth League
William,
Grantsville High school, was the guest
speaker at Epworth League Sunday
night in the Methodist church at a
Memorial program. The topic was
"They Chose to be Heroes" and was
led by John Tarbell
c. E. Activities
Betty Beachy, president of the local
c. E. society, with her mother, Mrs.
NJ Beachy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stanton,
Harold Setter and Charles Bender at
tended the Allegany county c. E. rail-
ly at the United Brethren church, in
South Cumberland, Friday night.
Harold Setter was leader of the.
topic, "The Christ of Friendship" a.
c. E. in st. Johns Reformed church
Sunday night.
Church Notices
Services in local churches for Sun
day, June 8, will be: Catholic, Mass,
s a. m. Lutheran, Sunday school, at
9:45 a. m. Methodist, Church school,
$3.50 a. M, Epworth League, GAS p.
M, special service, 7:45 p. m. Re
formed, Sabbath school, $3.50 a. M, c..
E., 1880 p. M, no church services.
The Reformed church has cancelled
its usual morning worship service and
the Methodist church school has been
set back a half hour in order to allow
members to attend the sermon to the
graduates Sunday morning in the
auditorium.
The special series of revival meet
ings held during the past two weeks
at the Methodist church closed last
Wednesday, night. Rev. Dr.. C. E.
Brandt, Romney, w. Va, superintend-
ent of the Moorefeld district, conduc
ted the meetings the last three nights.
w. j. Daniels, evangelist singer, of
Cumberland, led the song services and
also favored with several solos. The
which were to have extended
through Saturday night, were discon~
tinued because of the critical illness
of a relative of Dr.. Brandt.
Council to Enforce. Three Ordinances
The Mayor and Town Council was
in lengthy session Monday night. Two
complaints were heard and the clerk
was ordered to post notices calling at
tention to three Of the towns ordi-
nances.
The council decided to enforce Ordi-
nance No. 2 in regard to dogs running
at large, doing damage to gardens and
property and being a general nuisance
The matter of itinerant peddlers re-
ceived the attention of the Mayor and
Council again. Ordinance No. SO was
passed in 1928 to license, regulate,
and suppress all such dealers who ply
their trade within the corporate
limits. A written license, issued by
the town clerk, is required of any
person, partnership, firm or, corpora
ton who shall peddle any form of
merchandise.
Notices are also to be posted call
;,,o. n4Lnrtinrn 10 Ordinannn No II