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NOTAS SOCIALE
tPoR MARIO RoDRIcUEz)
EN- Ell CIRCULo

BAll4E EN- Ell CIRCULO
Mahana domingo ofrecera o.
fro de sus a~costumbrados bales
dominicales Ia estimada Sec.
ci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Circulo Cubano, presdida por 81
Sr. Oscar Cuervo.
lEsta fiesta, como las anterio-
res, Sc ~efectuara en- la sala prin
ctpal. La amenizara Ell conjun.
to de las simpatias Don Fran.
CISCO" que tiene en- Ell piano al
professor Maxine Echegaray.
Empezara a las ocho de la no
che.
Los precios de entrada son
los de costumbre.
lEXito asegurado.
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WASHINGTON. - EXCLUSIVE
mente ~peliculas producidas en- las
naciones del Hemisferio Occidental
egtan siendo exhibidas en- los cines
de Panama.
segdn informa la Camara de Co
mercfo de los Estados Unidos, 10.
estudios de este pals suministran ei
rs Dor ciento de las peliculas mien-
tras Mexico y la Argentina Ell 20 por
ciento restante.
En- los 80 teatros de Panama Sc
exhiben 500 p%eliculas al ano, los
cuales, en- 1941, tuyieron n en-
trada bruta de 100000 de dolares.
Para ell ano en-curso esperan un con-
siderable aumento en las ganancias
como resultado del gran n1mero de
trabajadores en- las mdustrias de
guerra y de las tropas nOrteameri-
eanaS 'StaeiGnadAs q 3 zanA a
Canal
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GLORIA JEAN GARCIA

Traemos con gran placer a
nuestras notas Ell nombre de es-
ia criaturita para consignar
primer ano de nacida. Els hija
que en- Ell dia de hoy cumple su
de nuestros estimados amigos
Amparo y Miguel Garcia, que
tienen establecido su hogan en-
81 COS de la calle Sparkman.
Gloria Jean recibira manana
domingo las aguas bautismales
en- la Iglesia Cat6lica Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro.
Despues de terminada la cere-
monia Sc ofrecera una fiesteci-
ia familiar.
Votos hacemos por la dicha
de la ma y sus padres.
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|abuelns Y padres putativos, k
mismo que los nihos.
ia unidad familia debe SCI
protegida y nueyas leyes apro.
badas para hacer possible esa
protection.
IC6mo ayudaremos al hogar
81. no podemos tocar a los pa
dreS?
Espera que la legislature de
l943 aumente Ia edad juvenil
haSta los Is amos, en- lugar del
actual Unite Gle II.
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Sra. S, c. Ferlita
Sra. fedora Scotty
s. A. Grimaldi
+. r. Grimaldi
DR.. A. j. Grimaldi
A. ]. Grimaldi
KICKLITER PlDE MAYOR
PODER PARA LA C0RnE
JUVENIL

Hablando ante Ia Association
de Abogados del condado de
Hillsborough, aver, ell juez Kic-
kliter, de la Corte Juvenil, pidi6
que sea aumentada la juriSdic-
ci6n del tribunal que 81 preside,
como va Sc hiciera con el del
condado de Dade, por Ia legis-
latura de 1888.
FL tribunal de Dade tiene au-
tordiad para proteger ell hogan,
la familia Y ell niho. La familia
debera ser definida para in
cluir a los padres, guardianes,
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MATINEE
BAILiABLE

TODD 10 mas selecto de nues-
ira juventud concurrira mana
ma domingo a la sala del Centre
Espahol con motive de ofrecer-
Sc otro bale matinee.
La concurrencia sera deleita-
da COZ la m1sica de Ia ~orquesta
"Don Francisco" Y su cantan-
tie Joe Camejo. Este conjunto
estrenara los Gltimos 'hits" de
la temporada.
A las cuatro de la tarde Sc to
cara la primera plea y la dlti'
ma a las ocho de la noche.
Los precios sehalados son
damas, 3Oc; caballeros, soc.
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UNI PARTY

En- la noche del jueves lie fut
ofrecido un party" a la Srta
Gloria Garcia, por sus papas.
Esteban Y Maria Garcia, domi'
clliados en- Ell 2617 de la calle
,Veintiuno.
-Esta fiesta la motive ell ha.
berse graduado la Srta. Garcia
en- ell Washington Junior High.
A compartir la dicha de los
asposos Garcia Y la de su hiJa,
concurrieron a su hogan un
'buen numero de amigos y ami
gas.
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DE VISTA

Desde hace dias Sc encuentra
en- esta visitando a sus padres
los esposos Antonio y Jeny Mar
los esjosos Antonio y Jeny Mar
tiez, domiciliados en- Ell 240l de
la calle Doce.
Este joven recibi6 su diploma
en- la escuela Anderson AhrI
Craft" y en- la actualidad esta
empleado en- los talleres de ia
bricaci6n de aeroplanos que
hay en- Sebring.
I'm afectuoso saludo para Ell.
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RESTABLECIDA

Hallase del TODD restablecida
la nina Esther Ciaravella.
Tan simpatica criaturita es
hija de los eSposoS Ofelia Y Sal
vador Ciaravella.
Nos alegra poder dar la mott
cha.
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canos.
FL doctor Taylor Sc esta esfor-
zando porque Sc efect1e un inter-
cambio de obras artisticas colonia-
les entire todas las naciones amerl-
canas.
"Abrigo la conviction de que
dicho intercambio puede e uno de
los factories mas electives para un
com1n entendimiento entire las
Americas" declare.
"No solamente ayudara a pro-
fundizar ell conocimiento de las dife-
rentes culturas, sine que demos
tiara que somos ell producto esen-
cial de .'isma civilization euro
pea"
FL doctor Taylor expres6 la es-
peranza de que ell intercambio pro-
puesto estimularia tambien, mas
aGn, ell interes local por los PASSES
de donde proceden estos tesoros.
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EN- MADISON.
WISCONSIN

NueStro ibuen amigo Angel Be
nito Vigo nos escribe desde ell
c~ampamento de entrenamiento
de Madison, Wis, una e.mistosa
carta.
Nos relata su vida militar,
mostrandose encantado de ella.
Como es natural, extrana gran
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derncnte o Gus qperidos famIiH
res, que rsiden en- Tampa,
Vigo pertenece al Ejercito dc
los Estados Unidos desde hace
tres meSes,
En- su carta nos explica que
Ilc es impossible escribirle a to-
das sus amistades y me reco'
mienda les olga que los recuer'
da con cariho.
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Museo Metrop0-
litano de Aries,
de la ciudad de
Nueva York des-
pues de realizar
una vista Official
a los centres ar
tisticos del he
misferio, ex-
preso ell entu-
STA s mo III G
existe por el
arte colonial es-
panol asi como
por la a%rquitec-
tura de los pal
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Los presentes fueron esplen'
didanente obsequisdos.
Feliritamos q la Srta. Garcia
v le deseamos muchos exitos en-
sus pr6ximos estudios.
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ST, senor:

ST, senOr:
Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Avenida v Gale Is
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Notos Cortos
Intercombio de oOros
ortIsticos entire los
poises omericonos

CIUDAD DE MEXIC0.-El DR.;
Francis Henry Taylor, director del
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PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC.
CI0N

lie fueron concedidoS aver
permisos de construction a n.
Capitano, Joe Lazzaia, Nicho-
las Gramigna y Perry Washing
ton.
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to de lac wAACS oet6n situa-
dos en- Daytona Beach, Fort
0eiethorpe, Georgia, Y Fort
Des Moines, Iowa.
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UNA CARTA DE
MIENTO

Queremos eNpresar nueStra
profunda gratitud a nueStros
muchos amigos y vecinoS por
las expresiones de condolencia
y ofrendas florales enyiadas
con motive de Ia muerte de nueS
ira madre, Sra. Mary S. Girl
maldi.
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He aquf la manera de resolver ell
iQUE Conner
CUANDO NO Sc ENCUENTRA CARNE!

Para alternar, p~ollos, pescado, queso, hueVos, MI
niestras v nueces. He aqui una receta con mucha
~proteina v bastante CALICO, f6sforo, hero Y vitami-
mas A, B, G, C, y D.
TORTILLA DE PECADO FLORIDANO
Q tazas de Pescado CO. 4 cucharadas de harina
cido y rallado. ue 'rso
4 cucharadas de mantle A huevos
quilla o margarine. Sal y plmlenta.
Ponga ell pescado con una taxa de aqua en- un cal
dero bien cerrado con una cucharadlta ue sd y
3 q 2 nimientas. p6ngalo en- una luz baja por 30
minutes. Despues quftele las espinas y ell pelleJo
al pescado y defleque la masa; Haga una salsa
con la mantequilla, harina, leche; sal y plmlenta
uno batiendoIos a su vez. Como final %agreguele Ell
pescado. Col6quela en- una fuente que este untada
de mantequila y p6ngala en- ell horno 40 minutes q
una temperature de 375 graos. Al servlrla, pongaie
manteouilla o margarine g~enerosamente. rs del-
ciosa 81 Sc sirve con papas de Idaho y una ensala-
da de legumbres, ademas es bien n~utrltlva'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
SWANTON

Mr.. and Mrs William Pritts and
Mrs. Kate Pritts, of Westelnport,
visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bittinger
and son, and Mrs. Mile Bittinger
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bittinger
and family, at Grantsville; also Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Yommer, at Jennings,
on Sunday.
Everett Green and family visited at
the Bickford home, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond burst were
visiting Lewis burst and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Yommer, at Jennings, Sunday.
Raymond and Noah Bittinger were
business callers in Oakland, Friday.
Ray Beckman was calling on Ray
Bittinger, Sunday.
Miss Athena l.. Null, teacher of the
Black Hawk school, and Mrs. Maud
King were weekend visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Pritts, Oakland.
Mrs. Charles Wiley, Canton, Ohio,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brenne-
man the past week.
Wade and Lambert Bernard visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph O'Brien, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
Bloomington Firemen Elect

Carroll Moorhead was reelected
president Of the Bloomington fire COM
pany for the second year at a recent
meeting of members Of the organiza-
ton.
Other officers named were Harry
Clark president; William Smith,
Jr, secretary; Sheridan Johnson, fl
nancial secretary; Charles Pattison,
treasurer; Charles Pattison, chief;
William Smith, ST., first assistant
chief; Claude Moorehead, captain;
Robert Warwick, first lieutenant; Ken
meth Kooken, second lieutenant, and
Winton Wildesen, sergeant-at-arms.
The board of directors include Mil
ton Bever, chairman; Charles War
nick, ST., Harry Clark, Charles War
nick, Jr., and William Smith, ST..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
AVILTON

Sunday School at o'clock; preach
ing at 8 o'clock p. m. at Cherry Grove
Church, Sunday, January II. Rev.
Scrogum will be the speaker.
We are having quite a siege of
winter at present
Hon. o. S. Fike, of Annapolis,
spent the weekend here with his
family.
Mrs. Adell Turner and members of
her family made a business trip to
Cumberland on Friday.
Jesse Merrill was hauling coal on
Monday.
Mrs. Harry GerIock and infant son
returned to their home in Frostburg
after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ada Wilhelm is spending
some time with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Russell,
of Barton.
Cecil Fike, of Washington spent
Sunday with home folks, returning to
that city on Tuesday.
Dr. Davis was called to administer
to a very sick child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilhelm, on Friday night
The boy is much better at this writ
ing.
Commissioners w. G. Meyers, Jonas
Sines and John Herman accompanied
by Roads Engineer Hull were viewing
some roads in the Michael settlement,
near Firm Rock; also at Merrill and
through New Germany, on Friday.
They were accompanied by Asa Will
helm, who has charge of the roads in
this part of the county.
Ernest Michael assisted Herman
Robson with butchering, on Monday.
Private David Michael, who is sta
toned in Virginia spent Thursday
night here with his parents.
Mrs. William Robson visited Mr..
and Mrs William Merrill, on Sunday.
Cecil Fike was supper guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Merrill, Sunday.
Mrs. Israel Garlitz, an aged lady,
and mother of Orville Garlitz, is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. William Garlitz is on the sick
list
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
Begins Training As
Ferry Command Pilot
Miss Frances Grimes, Former
Park Resident, Goes To Hous-
ton, Texas, For instruction

Miss Frances Grimes, summer resi-
dent Of the Park for many years, at
present ground instructor for the
Southeastern University pilot train
ing course at Martinsburg, w. Va
received an appointment to enter
training as a pilot in the Ferry Com
mand service, and left that city on
January II for Houston, Texas, fol
intensive training.
Miss Grimes, one of West Virginia s
leading sportswomen when she was
playing competitive tennis a few years
ago, will begin training under the
program just organized by the inter-
nationally famous flier, Jacqueline
Cochrane. She will receive instruc-
ton in the handling of multi-motored
planes at Houston, which will occupy
several months before she will be
qualified to go into active ferry serv-
ice.
Before going to Martinsburg she
took primary and advanced flying in
struction at the airport at Morgan
town, w. Va, and has nearly 10C
hours Of advanced flying to her credit
She was ground instructor in the
Civil Pilot Training program at Nor,
gantown when she accepted similar
position at Martinsburg.
She is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Bushrod Grimes, now residing il
Richmond, Va. Another daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Grimes, Miss Joanna
Grimes, has joined the WAVES anc
is now subject Of the Navy. She
will 20 to Smith college this month
for three months Of training.
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Farmers Must Report
Animals Slaughtered
For Other Persons

Every person in the United States
who slaughters and delivers to others
even so much as one animal of the
sort listed in the OPA meat rcstric-
ton order of October l is subject to
the restrictions Of the order and to
its penalties in case Of violation, the
Office of Price Administration stated
today. Farmers who slaughter animals
only for their own use are exempt,
and are not subject to any fine,
Animals covered are cattle. calves,
sheep, lambs. and hogs. Delivery of
meat from these animals to civilians
is limited so that there shall be
enough for the fighting forces of the
United States and its Allies.
Records of all slaughters for de-
livery to others must be kept and be
available to inspections of the OPA,
by everyone from the country butcher,
or the farmer who slaughters meat
for others, to the largest packing
house. False statements of the num-
Der of animals slaughtered and de-
livered. or other violations of the re-
striction order, subject offenders to
fines up to $4,000 or ten years in
Jail, or both.
The Office of Price Administration
stated these facts emphatically today
to call attention to the wide scope Of
the order All sIaughterers, including
small country sIaughterers and butch
prs, and custom slaughterers who kill
animals belonging to others, are sub
feet to the terms of the order, as are
farmers who kill animals except for
the use Of themselves and their
families. Anyone, to repeat, who kills
and delivers to others, animals from
which are obtained beef, veal, lamb
and mutton. and pork, is accountable.
They must keep records of all they
slaughter and deliver, and they must
keep within the limits set by the or
der for deliveries to civilians.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
Cause Of World Tragedy

Admiral Harold R. Stark, writing
from London, urges people of Amer
lea to stand by their churches. He
says: CAS- we witness the unfolding of
the tragedy of this battle for our
world we are beginning to under
stand that such a mass revolt against
Christianity would have been impos-
sibIe had we lived the faith we profess,
and had we pledged our maximum
efforts to its support The Church is
the firm foundation of our Christian
Life. Its vitality and its power for
good depend upon the community for
which it exists. Our support Of it must
be as active as our faith in our
ideals"
Which brings to mind the words of
Lieut. James Whitaker who is now
relating the story of his trip with
Eddie Rickenbacller and his miracul-
Gus rescue. He said: For me, those
blazing days represent the greatest
adventure a man can have-the one
in which he finds his God. We met
as strangers in the watery wastes
along the equator We might have re-
NAMED strangers. l was an agnostic
an atheist, if you will, but from my
companions l learned to pray. I saw
prayer answered. There are nc
atheists in the fox holes of Guadal-
canal and there can be no atheists ir
rubber RATS amid whitecaps anc
sharks"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-01-14
SANG RUN
Explanation

Explanation
The contributor to this column
understands that a lot of people, in
Guiding several families in Baltimore
are wondering what has happened to
the Sang Run news items. Here's a
condensed explanations No tires, no
gas, no travel, no news. Perhaps BIZ
weekly report will have to suffice for
the duration.
Personals
Mrs Robert Dewitt has returned
to her home here after spending sew
eral weeks in Parsons, w. Va.
Tech. Sgt Homer Friend, stationed
in Wisconsin,, is spending a brief
leave here with relatives.
Mrs, Paul McCrobie visited Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel McCrobie over the week
end
After spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Earle Railey, Stone
Tavern. Miss Josephine Friend has
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Names Published
Of 1O3 Enrolled
In Sixth Call

CONTINUED from Page One)
Charles Welton Lewis. Oakland.
Ray Wilson Livengood, Oakland.
Harold Felriman Stockslager, Jr.
Oakland
Harry Mason VanSickle, Friendsville.
Calvin Hershberger, kitzmiller.
Freeman Clark Hetrick, Bittinger.
Robert Earl Reckner, Jr., Swanton.
Norman n Schrock, Oakland
Elmer Owens Liller, Mountain Lake
Park.
Russell Lee Teets, McHenry.
Roy Davis Broadwater, Homecoming.
Calvin Coolidge White, Mountain
Lake Park.
Playford Owen Bethel, Accident.
Harlem Floyd Stahl, Oakland.
Harley Howard Stahl, Oakland
Wade Willard Martin, Oakland.
Willis Bud Hershman, Oakland
Charles Ray Mills, Shallmar
Emerson Keith Murphy, Shallmar.
Blaine jeremiah FraZee, Friendsville
George Ellis Article, Jr., FriendsviIle
Burton Hopwood Savage, Friends
vile.
Eugene Staley Frazee, Friendsville.
Harold Lonnie Snyder, Oakland.
Vernon Davis Bowers, Grantsville.
James Hampton Lewis, Bloomington
Harry Calvin CoddingtOn, Oakland.
Guy Franklin Lipscomb, Oakland.
Glen Orendorf, Grantsville
Thomas George Fulk, Oakland.
Eugene Ray Article, Selbysport.
Rawleigh Monroe Broadwater, Swan.
ton
Elwood Carlos Smith, Oakland.
Arthur Hayward Ream, Oakland.
Ronald Eugene Steyer, Deer Park.
Albert Wilson Fulk, Jr,, Oakland.
Robert Tasker, Deer Park.
Robert John Spear, Accident.
William Antonio Truban, Gormania
West Va
William Calvin Oester, Grantsville.
Leo Edward Treacy, Oakland
Riley Mathews Wilson, Swanton.
Cecil Cyrus Simmons, Gormania, W
Va.
Harold Arley Sweitzer, Kempton, W
William Andrew Oester, Oakland.
Kenneth Landith Friend, Friendsville
Joseph William Hinebaugh, Oakland
Charles Reed Carr, Jr., Sang Run.
Eldred Calvin Mayhem, Swanton
Harold Eugene Butler, Jennings.
Lawrence Everett Sellers, Accident.
Walter Louis Kemp, 42O n. Highland
Avenue, Baltimore, Md
Virgil Loren Barnard, care James
Friend, Middle River, Nd.
Jonas Edward Harvey, Deer Park.
Walter Ray Wicklow, Friendsville.
Domineck Leo Bonella, 1901 Homer
Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
HUE Howard Warwick, Oakland.
Lorraine Carlton Sines, R. D. Is, Boz
1877, Middle River, Md.
Harold Calvin Kisner, Crellin.
Eugene Neil Johnson, Oakland.
Victor Dennis Nazelrod, Deer Park.
Minor Hayward Rounds, Grantsville
Lonnie Shreve, Gormania, w. Va.
Hubert Harrison Spiker, Grantsville
DeCorsey Emroy Bolden, Oakland.
Chester Darrell Loughry, Vindex.
Robert Lee Taylor, Mountain LAX,
Park.
Charles Leo Brobst. Accident.
Thomas William Nedrow, Selbysport
Jesse Fernando, Shallmar
George Arthur Thomas, Friendsville
James Edward Cox, Gormania, W. Va
Clyde Donald Fike, Mountain LAX,
Park.
Russell Elmer Warwick, Deer Park.
Delwood Francis Freeland, Oakland.
Robert Thomas Ferguson, Deer Park
Floyd Ellsworth Costello, Shallmar.
Lloyd Elwood Costello, Shallmar.
Leonard Alexander, McHenry.
Warren Jasper Myers, Kitzmiller.
Hughie Eugene Glotfelty, Swanton.
Irwin Charles Hileman, Selbysport.
Emerson Eugene Frazee, Selbysport
John Edwin Savage, Oakland.
Joseph Adam Cover, Oakland.
Wendell Eugene Hanft, Oakland.
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GORTNER

Come to Church on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Coasting and skiing were popular
on Welch's hill.
Messrs. Elwood BecEman and Elwood
Schlossnagle treated a number of our
folks to sled ride on Sunday after
noon.
Wallace Dodge, who spent a year
or so in the service in Alaska, has
been made a lieutenant, and is sta
toned in Louisiana.
Private Merle Swartzentruber spent
weekend furlough here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Swartz-
entruber, returning to Belvoir, Va,
on Sunday night.
Sgt and Mrs. Harland Beckman, of
Washington, announce the birth Of 4
daughter, Patricia Ann Mrs Beck
man was the former Miss Sylvia Kitz-
miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Riley wrote
their home folks of their experience
in the flood at their home in Middle
port, Ohio. They were without heat
in their home for a day, and min
lister came in boat and took them
home with him for four days. The
! foundry, where Mr., Riley is employed,
had three feet of water in it.
Miss Laura Alice Friend returned
to Mt Pleasant Orphanage, in West
Virginia on Sunday night.
Merlin Gnegy visited his grand
father, Joel Gnegy, on Sunday, at Red
House. Mr.. Joel Gnegy was taken
quite i'll on Wednesday, but is now
| improving.
Miss Elsie Hesse has secured en-
ployment at Herbert Leighton's in
Oakland.
Miss Barbara Friend was the guest
of Miss Fay Biser, on Sunday.
/ Miss Betty Swartzentruber spent
Wednesday evening at her uncle's,
Noah Lichty
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
and daughter, Helen, were entertained
on Friday and Saturday evenings at
S. w. Slabach's and Ernest Gortners
Mrs, w. f. Spoerlein and Mrs
Jacob Swartzentruber spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Swartz-
entruber.
Delbert Swartzentruber spent one
night last week with Warren Mann
! in Oakland
Mrs. Paul Welch visited Mrs. AL
bert Sisk, on Thursday.
The following recently celebrated
old Christmas with Misses Leah and
Fannie Beachy, at Aurora: Dan
Lichty and family, Mr. and Mrs. D
L. Swartzentruber, Mrs. Catherine
Berkey, Misses Mary Lichty, Betty
Swartzentruber and Mrs. jacob
Swartzentruber
Mrs. Catherine Berkey has re-
turned to her home in Cumberland.
Donald Welch spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Ernest Gortner.
Junior Beeghley is employed at
Paul Walch's.
Miss Laura Alice Friend took sup
per with Mr.. and Mrs. Willarc
Swartzentruber, on Saturday.
Robert Beckman, who spent a few
weeks holiday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne Beckman, at Lynn.
dale, returned to Washington on Sun
day night, accompanied by his mother
and sister, Rose Inez. Robert expects
his call to the Navy in few days
Thirty young people attended fare,
well party for Robert on Saturday
night, in Pleasant Valley.
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returned to her home here.
Mrs. George Nordeck and daughter
Parsons, was guest of relatives here
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Dewitt and
family, Hoyes, were visitors one day
last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs
J. Alvin Friend.
Ex-Sgt. Albert Friend, recently dis
charged from the United States Army
due to illness, has secured a position
as guard with the Kelly Springfield
Tire Company, Cumberland.
Rev. Jonas Sines was guest Sun.
day, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Dewitt.