The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-02-05
FRIENDSVILLE

Umbel and Fred Selby.
A citizens home defense meeting t.
be held on a date to be announced
at the public school building whcr
L. NJ. Fraley and R. E. Guard, Mary.
land defense coordinators for Garrett
county, along with Sheriff j. w
Owens, chief air raid warden for the
southern half of the county, will he
invited to be present and address tn
meeting to which all citizens are cor
daily invited and urged to attend in
order to learn how to protect them
selves in case of an air raid over this
community.
Home Nursing Glasses Formed
Miss Helen Miller has organized
home hygiene nursing classes in the
junior and senior departments of the
Friendsville and Accident schools
Approximately twenty members are
enrolled in each of the classes. Miss
Miller has announced that first aid
and child care will be among the top
les studied and discussed in each of
the groups. The course will be given
once week for a period of several
weeks.
Minor Matters of Interest
Miss Eileen Frazee was hostess to
the members of Circle of the WSCS
at her home on Thursday night. Mrs,
John Williams was leader of the group
during the evening. Miss Helen Miller
conducted the business session, after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The farm machinery repair work
has gotten off to a good start this past
week, according to a statement by
Charley B. Miller. Plans have been
worked out to have the shop open on
Tuesday and Thursday from 700 y.
m to 1000 p M, and on Saturday
from 500 a m. to 500 p. m. The shop
is equipped to take care of most farm
repair Jobs. Ernest Griffith is assist
ing Mr.. Miller with the work
The Garrett County Farm bureau
directors met in the Accident school
on Wednesday evening. William Win
terberg and Ross Spcichcr gave re-
ports of their trip to the State con-
vcntion held in Baltimore earlier IN
the month. The next meeting is sched
uled to be held in the FlicndsvilIc
school on March 25.
The revival meeting, which was in
progress in the Sang Run church for
the past two weeks, closed on Sunday
evening.
Another meeting was begun on Mon
day evening of this week in the Sell
bysport Methodist church with the
Rev. r. L. Grcynolds in charge, as
sisted by the Rev Lucian Smith.
Personals
Park Fillc, Morgantown W. Va.
spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs.
Fikc, formerly Miss Savilla Hanft
who was employed at the Paul Friend
home here, returned to Morgantown
with him on Tuesday, where they are
both employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl StatIcr and son
Robert and Miss Hope Wclch, Oak
land, visited relatives here on Sat
urday.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Brown visited
their daughter and son, Betty and
Aldsworth, Washington, D. c., on
Friday. Dr.. Brown also attended Il
meeting of draft board examiners IN
Baltimore Friday.
Miss Marie Coddington, Washing
ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. AID.
die Coddington, for week.
Mrs. Helen Devinc and daughter
Bernadinc and Lawrence Schroycl
motored to Marklcysburg, Pa, Frida!
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Schroyci
and daughter Eva and Dennis Schroy.
CT Accident; Charles Pcnrod and Bu1
Mayficld, Morgantown, were week
end guests of Mrs. John Dcvinc.
Mrs. Ida Friend, Mr.. and Mr2
Lawrence Friend and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Friend attended the funeral O.
the formers brother, the late Viii
lam Glotfclty, at Gladcs, on Saturday
Mrs. Anna c. Rose and son Eddi,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wade Schlossnaglc, Allison, Pa.
Donald Chisholm and Ray McCul
Tough spent Thursday in Frostbur!
on business.
DR., Robert B. Brown has been no
tilted that he has been rc-commission
cd as Lieut. Colonel in the Mcdica
Corps of the United States Army.
Pvt. Charles Mathcny, Fort EUStis
Va, visited his mother, Mrs. Mar,
Mathcny, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Chris, Wash
ington, returned Sunday after HAY
ing visited at the homo Of her father
Orval KiSsncr,
Mrs. Gayncllc Friend, of Hagcrs
town. spent the weekend visiting be
children and Mrs Benz. Frantz.
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