The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-05-14

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was brought to the Office OF local
/ PHYSICIAN VINO SeWea lhe injured ear
o@cA Ill pace. foIIoWIhg treatment
ne was removed TO ms nome near
mere
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lu"S morning 10 MI ana MIS-.
i''''iie " iieS' near mere IVeo olly
lew hourS ana oleu about . O'Clock
iIo"y "I'eI''oon' Drlel services Tor
''e III ant were mel" SATURDAY AFTER
moo" ana l"lerlne"V was IN 'ne oak
'''ie Ce''le'eiS' NliS, w lley Is the ior-
H. ~ ~ y VII W. ''''' ~ -
w. D - D. Mee'S
me MA! meeting OF the Women
ooeietH Oh CnrISli"" service Oh me
~ = Iioi' 1He''lo'I9I e''uI'n' was Helu
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NT' an" Mrs ChaIIeS Layinah' on
Long oI[eVch' with misses lara ana
Le"ilila h"Ylh"" as hoSIesSeS' FaftI-
clP"'lng IN 'ne evening program
were WI o D. LAY man. HIiS, lltr-
pert Iopt' MIS- l I"ncIS MeheIZle'
Mrs " imam lleIZ' MIS- George
puiSO' Mrs, Uraee Je"hllS ana MISS
Iorelce f"|eilo"Ne[' MIS- " imam
NlUl PlI| was ""iliI'Ieu "S ne" mem
per
! oii0" my '''e SeSSloii ''Ieie was "
oi'el Soci"l PeIloo "hell refreshments
were served quests Illeluoeu MISS
Htl'eI simpson, CorlISVa Murphy Mar
cen" ""ilPler' MIS- JACOB Ross ana
10 "''e RAY
MeNpefS OIL lile hlsh SchooI ara
naIlc cIuo are feheafSlhg lof Ihe pro
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PatrIoIc myStefy-comeoy, when VIII
Nc l'i'Sq'''e" II! 'i'e SGiiooI s'o''l'oi i''iiI
DIT cIocN iIuaH' May -
Inns eAcIVIllS or"'il"' write" III
VlIIet "cOS' oIIeiS coIlIpllaO'oH u
/ VllrIIIS, cillliS ana hlI"iiouS laughter
a SecIuoeo I'idho PROVIDES the set
IIlIE LOT 'i'e pray
Inc N"SI Ill'I""'H 1hI'''iI" Il"l''I''eI'
NeoISIa McheHAle' hooeII o"auSeI'
DoIo'HS -hcheh%Ie' james Eo"aIoS'
DellNeI NIlllei, OoIIlSV" Murphy, neUIS
u 'lei' -HeI'Ai pIeiliie'Ii""' ! 'IoIil"S
Dei'deF' EIIei'a Upton ana D"N'o
"ltoH'
ne PIouueVioi' Is DeiiIs "lieeIe" 0S
MISS Ns''!i VI" "5''O'i'i h''OU spun
SCI an" -hIH9 peI'S '"Ile De"NilH' =
p'tSIoeil' oI 'ile ciuo'
Mothers Are Honored
A special MothefS DAY service was
held Sunday at Maple Grove Church
Of the Brethren. In accordance with
their custom, carnations were pre-
scented to several mothers IN the con-
gregation.
Those so honored were Mrs. Sarah
Butler, the oldest mother present;
Mrs. Elizabeth 4ost, member OF the
church for more than fifty years, and
Mrs. Arthur Resi- and Mrs, Rebecca
Butler, both mother Of thirteen chill
dren.
Brief Mention
Relatives and friends IN this section
received word of the death Of Mrs
Fred King, Canton, O, Mrs. King is
the former Miss Edna Rhodes, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. c. }. Rhodes, who recently
moved to Ohio from her home near
st. Paul.
Personals