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wien g.e ezrsnonAsf born in
/ ..sssssstIle. ~ 81 years sgo
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
B'way Capitol,
R-K-O Uptown
New Shows

DEPARTING FROM ITS cNclu-
,iNe screen policy for "Wednesday
night tho Broadway Capitol Tho
4lll-lllll A.4A4a-lAua..- -camAllI4
stage and screen shows for Now
Year ENc featuring swing
band vaudeville act, galore and
for TINS occasion "a movc-oycr ol
The new Kay kN>Cr film Play
mates with JOhn Barrymore
Patsy Kelly Kay kN>cr olchr--
ira and GInny SIMS as the promI-
ncHt pIaym8tcS. Shows VIII bc al
= $50 and 10 p. mn.
Starting Thursday the Broad
WAY Capitol Will open with Bob
Hope and PauIottc Goddard i'm the
hilarious Nothing But the Truth
plus the Fred AStaIre-Rita Hay
worth dancing musical, You'll
Never Ger Rich
AT the R-K-O Uptown the bill
VIII Toe different. too. tor the pro-
gram VIII present Spencer Tracy
and Lana Turner m Dr. Jckyll
and Nh HYDE plus the Fred As
taIrc film You'll Never Get Rich
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
BY CHARLES GENTRY

a NEW note of elegance sounds
above the din of New Years Eve
celebration this year
While there are innumerabG
places in which to knock your
brains out If YOU are so inclined,
the New Year has brought US a
few new and more formal spots in
addition 10 the smart rooms in the
Statler and Book-Cadillac Hotels.
Previous 10 this year, II you
wanted 10 90 formal and show off
your old cmcraldS. the two Hotel
Rooms offered as they do tonight
the most logical place to go. But
there are others, now.
The Statler Terrace Room has
just rushed Pancho right off the
RiViefa-Beh Marden s we mean -
and have him here Just in conga
time for the New Years Eve. With
him Will be those engaging dane
.erS. Leonardo and Galante with all
of the trimmings from crazy hats
TO cracked lobster.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Bette and Olivia
Get SniffIe Tribute

EDDIE BLATT. dialogue direc-
tor on Warner Bros. In This
Our Life" broke up an important
scene between Bette Davis and
Olivia de Havilland, but the girls
didn't mind. In fact, they were
flattcrcd. N.N.\.
The scene, in which Olivia
comes to see Bette who is grief
stricken al the death of her huS-
band, was so touchingly played
that one sad. silent interval was
interrupted by Sniffles from the
dialogue director
Instead of being pecyed, Bette
and Olivia looked al each other.
then at Eddie, and thanked him
protuSely.
II guess l just forgot myself"
Blatt explained I'm sorry"
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
REICHMAN POPULAR

Joe ReiChman and his popular
orchestra furnish the music for the
Book Casino gala, which viii be
ATTENDED by lots of white ties.
Mata and Hari have Spied some
new dance routineS and Jane Full
ton Will give out with the throaty
ballads.
One Of the new places we were
speaking about where YOU can have
an ultra-happy New Year is the
new PenobScot Club. It's Chart
reuse Room, is rumored has made
Lady Mcndl so green with envy
over the decor that She dNed her
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
StatIer, Book Casino Joined by
Other NeW Spots of Elegance and Charm

hair that shade Just because she
didn't execute il. herself.
Here Barney Green and Freddie
Busch, two pianiStS who would
make Stork Club hahitueS sit up
and take another sip even dc
hoogie-Woogie with cclat, while
that ChartreuSe chantcuSc, the en-
chanting Marianne Arden, makes
you think of the last time you saw
Paris on a clear day.
Downstairs the Champagne
Room ihckers invitingly TO candle
light and old waltZeS by Kalmar
Jur'S string orchestra. Ii is aptly
named because it calls for wine
and 50 DO the guests, because il
you ordered whisky it would be
Just a little like swearing in front
of Lady Mountbatten.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Gen. III ug h =. J o h nSOn,
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Il COVER The ~ EVERYTHING
WATERFRONT saPPtbS kT alGBT"
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
u. P. Club Plans Party

The Upper Peninsula Social
-CAlh-AAlll- hold lis annual New
Year Eve party at the Belgian
AmeHcaH-AaA-- -G3a0-IlHFlhHt ave-
niue The party viii include
dancing entertainment taNGrS
and refreshments.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

II may not be as chi-chi as the
famed Stomach Pump Room I'm
Chicago, but it's more fun and the
precieuSc atmosphere goes right
along with your new ermine, or is
that a rabbit your furrier pulled
out of his hate
Also nice and CoZy and chic is
the new Sapphire Room IN the
Wardell. whore. amid blue and
white leather elegance, you may
hear ISobol Stewart al the organ
and Dorothy Berlin with her ac-
Gordon This is particularly
smart room, most taStefully deco
rated.
lnr.-II I.-..-.-u..-
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LOS TERRIERS JUGARAN
CON Ell

Los "invencibles" Terriers de
Hillsborough, invencibles por-
q. aun no han perdido I'm juego
en- 10 que va de temporada, Sc
batiran hoy por la noche, en- ell
terreno de Phillips, con los
Ereadnaughts de Lakeland.
Vendra la banda de mGsica de
los muchachos de la vecina ciu-
Gad y tambien tOcara la de los
es .udiantes de Seminole Height.
Spurgeon Cherry parecia in
qr ieto aver por ell estado de sa-
IL 1 de Adrian Cant, Harry Ker
y Glenn Darlington,
Ell "once" local utilizara este
CT njunto:
Touchton, Johnson, Sinardi,
Adams, Huerta, Thompkins,
Wilson, Miranda, Kerr, Fernan
DEE y Darlington.
Los visitantes recurriran 9
sus mejores ~atletas: Garcia
Hutchinson, Gillian, Harris
Bennett, Garland, Bradley, Wi
banks, Woten, Harper y Brown
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|Gustavo, mira quien viene !
Es Juan! Adelante, Juan, pa
sa. ESta aqui Luisita.
La viuda de Lopez Muro di6
luz.
Y ell allegro y simpatico Cana
rada penetr6 en- la estancia CO.
mo una tromba, comenzando a
hacer chistes Embellishments:
-Buenas noches, queridos! L..
IAh, estas aqui, Luisita?... les
tails aqui los dos! iSolos los dos
y a obscuras!... Vamos a yer,
Purita, 81 no eres til tan confia-
da que Gustavo y Luisa Sc ado
ran hace tempo, me COASTAL.
5Qu@ barbara!
5iJa, ia, ia!
Il Este Aranguren!-dijo Pu
ra, con una larga sonrisa bon
dadosa.
-iQu6, que, este Arangu-
rent lTG, descuidate!. L.. Me
cOnsta que GustavO y Luisita Sc
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LOS PRIMEROS 10 A
DE FUTBOL DE LA NACION

I'm grupe de 127 peritos en-
cuestiones futbolistas ACADIA de
escoger los diez ''teams" que, a
su juicio, son los mejores de la
naci6n,
Minnesota alcanz6 go prime
ros lugares. con un total de
1,161 puntos, quedando en- ell
primer puesto.
La correspondi6 ell segundo
lugar, con So primeros lugares,
a Texas.
Fordham siete primeros lu-
cares y 784 puntos; Duke, cinco
primeros lugares y TOP; Texas
|! A. Y NJ, 663 puntos; Notre Da-
me, 636; Michigan, 1896; Penn
! sylvania, I'm primer lugar y
I 315; Northwestern, 231 puntos,
Y Vanderbilt, 100.
Los segundos diez, tambien en-
ell criteriO de esos "expertos",
son los siguientes: Marina,
Stanford, Temple, Army, Ala
bama, Duquesne, Mississippi,
Mississippi State, Missouri y
Southern Methodist.
Tambien alcanzaron puntOS
pero menos que los a~nteriores
Ohio State, Tulane, Texas Teck
Sallta Clara y Oregon State.
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son muy simpaticos, que hay a
Traction, aquellas GfinidadeS e.
.lectivGs de que nos hablo Goe-
the, o, como decimOs en- la Ar
ganzuela, angel, aqu@!... iAho-
"a me eXplico Quien Sc daba e.
sos besos que 20 ola desde la ca
lleS y que sonaban como cohe-
ties L..
Esta Eez la carcajada fue ge-
neral, y ell entusiasmo y la ale
gria y la ternura tambien por
este buen amigo, Sc desborda-
ron:
-iQue g~racioso!
-iQue dsno mas simpatico!
5iJa, ia, ia!
-Bueno, til cenas con noso-
tros, Iverdad?-pregunt6 Gus
tavo.
y claro que ST. Como que
os TRAGIC la gran noticia, y ma
terra para hablaros durante
tres diaS.
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dos Sc sentaban a cenar:

NSAANN4
IFS 10 mismo que 81 hubble
"a sonado!.. iEsos amos que he
pasado en- ell preside, han sido
una horrenda pesadilla.., y este
es ell despertar, muy dulce!....
Pero mi hija, iah, mi hija, no
esta L..
Sin embargo, al empezar a co
mer la sopa, una sopa de toma-
te que hacia Ppra y que le gus
taba mucho a Gandara, este,
Iparpadeando, Sc esfOrzaba por
rechazar Jas lagrimas que pug
naban brotar de sus ojos
Y Sc decla en- siienciol
lila vida es asi!, Como di-
10 Baroja: e mlndo es anst!
es brutalidad, dolor, bru-
talidad, dclor, crimen!... iTodo
es Larbarie, crueldad e ingrati-
Pero n~osotros podemos
embellecer nueStra vida, cult
vando las flores blancas d.
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do:
u Quien Sc iba a marchar?
made!
-Esta. que esta loca. Decia
de marcharse de aqui, de dejar-
nos.
-SC6mo?....
Y por ell rostro noble del Ca
marada-rostro de hidalgo po-
bre y antique castellano-, Sc
extendio un velo de tristeza,
Gustavo pidi6 en- seguida de-
TALES.
Y va los iba a dar Arangu-
zen, cuando Pura interrumpio /:
-iNo, no, aqui, no! En- la me
sa. Vamos a cenar. Isabel, pom
ga listed otro cubierto. que cena
"a aqui con nosotros ell sehorito
Juan.
La b%aturra, que llegaba en- es.
te instante, pOr ell pasillo, re-
cogiendOse Ell mandil verde, d.
jo con una larga sonrisa de mu
La gaceta., 1941-10-31

va me 10 figure cuando te
vi entrar. iComo has estado con
nosotros esta misma tarde en-
ell Retro! H.. va YES como estaba
de Dios Que cenaras aqui Por
algo te porfiaba yo
Els que he querido Yer an
ties a csc Aempresario..
-IY que?....
-SY qu@?-le hterrumpie-
ron a una las dos mujeres
Que Sc estrenarh en- esta
misma semana la obra.
5IQue obra?....
-Esa comedia en- dos actos
de Juan Jose: Mds alld del A..
NOR.
-i0h que alegrial
de clio estabamos hablando
cuando I'll has venido.
oh, ives, Luisita?... ~ til
hablabas de marchartel..
Afapguren sc volvi6 rapida-
mente hacia Purita, pAeguntan-
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OEPORTES
LIEGARON A BIRMING
HAM LOS

Luego de pasar la noche en-
Tallahassee, la capital de la Flo
rida, los Espartanos de la Uni =
wersidad de Tampa llegaron a
Birmingham, Alabama, en- la
tarde de hoy.
Componen ell grupo, Flucie
Stewart, Ell primer coach; ell
segundo coach, Ell administra :
dor AL Jimenez y Is jugadores.
Los Bulldogs" de Howard a.
parecen como los favoritos.
No pudo hacer ell viaje, por
tener una pierna ~infectada, Ell
habil Vic Hatch, "senior back"
Antes de salir de esta ciudad
Stewart anunci6 que utilizaria
a Howell y Brennan, ends; Wei
ner Y Thornton, derribadores
Anderson y Read, guardas; Mo-
re, centre; reatguardia Beynon,
Kaufman, Comparetto y Straub
La gaceta., 1941-10-31

lie habia "hecho pedazoa,V ie hA-
bia herido en la nariz y le puso
en- I'm hospital. Y lie q1itaron la
victoria. Ell lunes atacara a
Claudio por Ell cuenpo, desde los
primeros momentos, y lie pondra
a dormir. Los pGgiles latinos no
pueden resistir los golpes por ell
~est6mago."
Este senior Raskin trata de
enfadar a los latinos, repitiendo
tonterias que va dijera una vez
pero no 10 conseguira.
Villar es un mejor pGgil que
Scott y su mayor potencia la tie
ne en- ell est6mago. la Gaia de
los garbanzos."
ST ell espanol es derrotado ell
venidero lunes, no 10 scra por
"debilidad en- ell est6mago", sino
por,... mala suerte
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UN CUBANo PARA JUGAR
CON LOS

Habana, Octubbre 31.-Adol
70 Luque, coach de los Gigantes
de New York, anunci6 aver que
ha contratado a Napoleon Re-
yes, una primera base, para jul
gar con la novena dirigida por
Terry.
Reyes es un pelotero "ama-
teur" y particip6 en- Ell reciente
campeonato mundial, ganado a.
auf por la novena de Venezue-
la.
La gaceta., 1941-10-31

Ell bombero Buddy" Scott 81
que preparandose, con ell mayor
ouidado, para su pelea del lunes.
en- ell Coliseo de la isla Davis,
con ell espanol Claudio Scotte.
Harry Raskin, Ell entrenador
de Scott, tiene completa confian
"a y aver decia: En- la pasada
relea de Scott con Villar, los
jueces fallaron injustamente.
en- cont~a de mi dirigido, Scott
La gaceta., 1941-10-31
DERRoFp.A cARAs


Philadelphia, octubre 31.-En
el torneo de billar de bolsillo
que Sc efecbda aquf, George Kel
ly, ell campe6n de la ciudad de
Filadelfia, derrot6 a Jimmy Ca
ras, con anotaci6n de 125 contra
as.
Ralph Greenleaf es Ell 1nico
que no ha sido derrotado y mar
cha a la cabeza con "score" de 5
ganados y ninguno perdido.
Greenleaf es un veterano de
Chicago que ha ostentado ell IT,
tulo NADIA menos cue II wees.
Ell premio ofrecido para ell
vencedOr es de $4,000.
Caras, un e~xcampe6n, gan6
cuatro partidos conservatives an
tes de gufrir Ell contratiempo .
manos de Kelly.
Andres Ponzi, lie New York,
otro e~xcampe6n, venci6 a Ar
thur Cranfield, ell jovencito de
Syracuse, N. Y, en- euatro "inn-
ings", con anotaci6n de 125 por
88, Fue la tercera victoria de
Prorl, contra dos derrotas.
Hsrold Baker obtuvo su pri-
mertriunfo por cuenta de Don
Toxer, de Decatur, Illinois, con
"scora" de 125 por sc.
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trario al notable gladiator ne
gro Ray Robinson.

gro Ray Robinson.
"Azdcar" Robinson, ell eti6pi-
co, trata de vengar una derrota
que Zivic lie infligiera a Henry
Armstrong, su amigo.
Civic venci6 por puntos a Hen
ry, pero lie hizo sangrar de la ca
ra, lastimandolo sacramento. Ro
binson, que presenciaba ell com
bate, Sc echo a llorar y comen-
t6:
-Alg1n dia arreglare 20 a e.
Sc Zivic....
Robinson es ahora un pdgil
sensational Lleva alcanzadas 20
victorias y 20 de elias por mo
caut."
FL combate de hoy sera a diez
asaltos y esp6rase I'm rendimien
to monetario de mas de $4,000.
Pesara ell negro lao libras y
ell excampe6n no menos de 145.
Robinson tiene 81 amos de edad
y su %eontrario q.
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Claudio Villar sostuvo hoy u
ma conferencia con su cuerpo de
directories
Cree Villar que muhos p1gi :
les de Texas son debiles de la
rariz y por ell apendice nasal Sc
propone 81 casttgar a su contra
rio.
81 ell punto "narigudo" no da
resultado, entonces lie "dispara-
"a" por la boca, en- busca de los
tientes....
Claudio ha ensayado unos go
res por la mandibula que echan
Candida
La gaceta., 1941-10-31

chacha que conoce las costum-
bres de una casa:
-iYa 10 habia puesto, seno-
ritos! Cuando 10 vi entrar pen
Sc que cenaria con ustedes.
-Pues a la mesa entonces.
La gaceta., 1941-10-31

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
rnente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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fAh, ST!

Tenia Gustavo que rendirse a
la evidencia de esta realidad dull
cisima, que era su nueva vida.
entire blanduras, carinos, amis-
tades dulces y cosas suaves,..
FL comedor estaba esta no
che, como de costumbre, cefa-
teado por Ell fuego, y la mesa
puesta con blanqulsimo mantel,
con flores, que no guerra Pura
que faltasen nunca desde que re
gresara ell hombre amado
Los nihos ponian en- la casa
una nota de inOcencia, de can
dor, de dulzura, y Gandara Sc
tuvO que repetir, cuando va to-
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TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

mable. Y un literato fino, un
verdadero poeta, que siente y
piensa como mi marido. I'm chi
co que Sc merecia haber llega-
do mucho mas altol...
%Ya llegara !.... iAhora lie
haremos Uegar! lCalla!
ST, es su VOC. Esta ahi.
Me allegro que venga. Ce-
, nara con ~nosotros.
= Era, en- efecto, el Camarada.
Lleg6 hasta la Hierta del des-
pacho con 81, Purl a, que venfa
con los brazos arr mangado, to-
ia arrebolada de su lucha tan
jce con 81 horno.
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National Defense
ALUMINUM COLLECTION
JULY 2Ath qnd 18th


The National Defense Aluminium Collection campaign been
set for July 1926 The Nation needs aluminium for planes and
other vital defense items There is scarcely business house.
institution industrial plant hotel restaurant home that cannot
make contribution of articles longer useful All should
tribute The present need is bridge the until facilities
in operation when the supply will be adequate
Let remember that ALL used Aluminium is wanted
not merely pots and of housewives but aluminium from
other such store fixtures and decorations containing
auminun-od unsaleabe stock of aluminium items aluminium
window trimmings and display Devices All this that
citizens must rummage for every conceivable article that can be
spared which contains aluminium
This is National effort produce approximately 20000O00
pounds of used aluminium estimated to be sufficient to supply
aluminium parts for upwards of 1000 aeropanes In planning
this collection the National Authorities have used every
cevab prevent any profit being made The collection
project is being operated voluntary basis throughout
word of neutrality-suspicious. should be made
directed by local authority the days designated-uy 225
otherwise unauthorized collections may lead to loss and confusion
No articles should be contributed which need be replaced lest
there shortage in other materials.
called all County Commissioners and Mayors Of
larger cities of Maryland to accept responsibility for setting
organizations to make the collections In their localities call
all ciu traema PATRIOTIC religious and other organizations
aUeU all individual citizens to assist and cooperate Olh these
local authorities
This couty-1Ode campaign to aid National Defense Let
Maryland citizens make ao effort to equal and supa8S
Ctotoo To1Xoo 6douto If nj roenfe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
MARRIED

FRIEND-GIBBS-Miss Julia Gibbs,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Bernard
Gibbs, Morgantown, w. Va, and Will
liam A. Friend, son of Samuel L.
Friend, Terra Alta, w. Va, were
married in the Methodist church at
Oakland, Saturday afternoon with the
father of the bride officiating. Miss
Helen Whitehair, Terra Alta, presided
at the organ, Mrs. James w. Shep-
herd, of Moundsville, sister of the
bride and Paul Friend, of Pittsburgh,
the bridegroom brother, were the at
attendants. Mrs. Friend was gradual
ed from the West Virginia University
School of Music and Mr.. Friend at
tended the Pittsburgh Academy, and
the Jordan School of Diesel Engineer
ing. He is stationed with Ordnance
Division of the Aberdeen Proving
Ground in Maryland.
Rev. Gibbs was former pastor of
the Methodist church here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
Women Golfers Defeated
BY Team from FairmOnt

Oakland's women golfers were de-
feated in a match with members of
the Fox Hills team from Fairmont,
W. Va, on the local course yesterday,
512 to 171a. Fifteen players came
from the West Virginia city. Mrs. w.
Hood was low scorer, having a 80 for
the Is holes.
DR.. R. R. Williams shot hole in
one yesterday on No. green, for the
first one of the summer He was play
ing with Joe G. May, F. D. Bittle and
John Warash, of Fairmont.
James Spencer, golf pro, said that
since June 80 total of $309.30 had
been taken in at the local course and
that players had registered from Cali
fornia, Maine, North Dakota and a
number of intermediate states.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17

Corporal Joseph Rush, U. S. Army,
stationed at Baltimore, visited rela-
tives here over the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17

ton work periods and test passing,
while most of the afternoons will be
given over to recreation. Camp fire
programs will be conducted in the
evening.
Those planning to attend, in addi-
ton to Scoutmaster Naylor, include:
Kenneth Ridder, William WEIGH,
Leo Cover, Neil Walter, Harold
Stockslager, Donald Johnson, Foster
Mann, Teddy Stockslager, Billy Stan
ton, Lloyd Liller, Harold Ashby, Fred
Sharps, Arthur Naylor, Billy Stahl,
Gerald Johnson, Jack Teets, Charles
McIntire, Jack Glotfelty, Robert Bos-
ley, Johnny Browning, Robert Bittle,
Robert Stevenson, Robert Sincell, Bob
Stanton.
Members of the Deer Park troop
expecting to attend include Jack Hell
big, Gene Helbig, Donald Kelly, Tom
Smith, Billy Haines, Harold Madigan
and Herman Glotfelty.
More from both troops may decide
to go within the next few days.
The island of Bermuda, which de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17

Mr.. Marion Hoover, who is en-
ployed in Baltimore, spent the week
end here with his family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17

Dr.. and Mrs. Kyle Westover, Nor
gantown, w. Va, were guests of Mrs.
c.. P Berger, Sunday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
County Picnic Date
Set by Committee

At meeting of committee mem
bers from all farm organizations,
held Tuesday night at Accident, the
date for the annual countrywide pic
mic was set for Thursday, August 7.
The executive committee, composed
of Mrs. Harold Miller, William Whit
erberg and w. E. Tarbell, Grantsville
and John H. Carter, county agent
Oakland, will make definite plans fo1
the outing at a meeting Friday night
at the home of Mrs. Miller.
There will be a basket picnic at
noon. The outing is always held at the
Pleasant Valley recreation area neal
Bittinger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul limbaugh and
daughter Betty Lou, of the Power
House, near Sines, left Oakland on
Tuesday for a visit of a few days
with relatives in Elkland. Pa.
Mrs. Walter F. Kneip, Baltimore,
is here for visit with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. James
Meriken. at their apartments on Sec
ond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McIntire and
son returned to Washington, D. c.,
on Sunday, following a visit of few
days here. They were accompanied by
Mrs. A. Y. limbaugh, who will re-
main in Washington a short time Wis
iting with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Joseph Wolfe and Miss Flor
ence Browning were in Fairmont, w.
Va, last Thursday where they visited
their uncle, Joseph Browning, who is
quite i'll. The sick man was taken to a
hospital on Monday. He is de-
scendant of Meshack Browning.
Olin Hardesty, proprietor of the
Hardesty Beauty Shop, has pur-
chased the Kercheval property on
Alder street, next door to tie Sturgiss
Pharmacy, which he expects to oc-
cupy in the near future as his home
and place of business The price paid
was $4,000. His five-room bungalow
on South Third street has been pur-
chased by John Crisis for around
$4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
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