The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-22
LOCAL NEWS

Paugh, near Deer Park, Tuesday CIV
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoffman were
in West Chester, Pa, over the week
end where they visitc3 Mr.. Eofman's
son, Pfc. Robert T. Hoffman, Of The
Army.
Mrs. Julius Renninger, Jr, and in
FAINT son returned Tuesday from Mon
ongalia Hospital, Morgantown, West
Va. and are at the Rcnninger home
on Second street.
Mrs. Kenneth Wilmington, of The
Republican mechanical department, is
in Washington anI Martinahurg with
relatives during the week. having left
Oakland on Monday
Mrs. Elinor Hoye and Mrs Nell
Nolan, who had been at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. limbaugh a few
days last week, returned to Washing
ton, D. c., on Monday morning.
Mrs Elmer Kolb. Mrs. Walter Mar
CROFT and Walter F. W. Richter, all Of
whom are residents Of the Acciden,
community, were business visitors at
The Republican office on Monday.
Rev S. E. Wicker, Of Wilmington
Del, is here this week with Mrs
Wicker and Mrs. Sarah Ashby, hay
ing come from Wilmington last Fri
day evening to remain until tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Kley spent Tuesday in
Elkins, West Va, returning to Oak
land the same evening, accompanied
by her son George, who had been
with relatives in Elkins several weeks.
Mr.. Fred Gardner superintendent
Of chemical plant at the Luke paper
mill, accompanied by Mrs Gardner
were visiting Mrs. Frank Rro5st and
Paul George, near Swanton, over the
weekend.
Harry Turney, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Tulney, who is in Memorial
Hospital, Cumberland, for two major
operations, is improving very slowly.
He suffered nervous breakdown sew
eral months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Milton Sinccll re-
turned to Oakland on Sunday from
Washington, D. c., where they had
attended the wedding Of Mrs. SIN
cells daughter, Carolyn, to Mr..
Charles Edwin Alley, Of New York,
Mrs. Walter E. Dawson entertained
a number Of friends at bridge last
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Dawson, in honor of
her guest, Miss Betty Soyfelt, Of
Stratford, Conn. -Four tables were in
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Craver and
two children, OF Portsmouth, Va. who
were visiting Mrs Cravers mother
Mrs. Frank Brotst, OF near Swanton,
for ten days, returned to theil
home last Saturday. Mrs. Brobst, who
was i'll, is now much improved.
Mrs H. A. Loraditch left Oakland
this morning for Keyser. West Va
where she will visit with relatives for
a week or more Mrs. Loraditch was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. w. S
Davis, who had been a guest Of the
Loraditch family and Mrs. NJ. R.Ham-
i'll for a short time.
Captain Charles E. Hoye, an en-
ploye for the past several months at
Glenn L. Martin Airplane plant Bal
timore, where he is connected with the
engineering department, is spending
a week in Oakland and ether parts Of
the county with friends and relatives
having arrived last Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Margaret Casteel returned tC
Oakland from Fairmont on Sunday
Mrs. Casteel hadspent several months
in Fairmont with her son7in-law anC
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall
who accompanied Mrs. Casteel to hel
home here where Mrs. Hall is re.
manning for a visit Of a week Oh
more.
Irwin Wolfe, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Wolfe, Of near town, who is
employed in Gonder's Pharmacy, wa.
taken to Memorial Hospital, Cumber
land, Monday evening to undergo az
operation. He was accompanied t.
the institution by his brother, job!
Wolfe, Of Franklin, w. Va, who came
to Oakland Monday afternoon.
Invitations have been issued to rel
atives and friends announcing The
coming wedding of Miss Helen Nir
ginia Hamill, daughter of Mrs. Ro!
H. Hamill, and Mr.. Henry Garlan,
Proctor, Jr, Saturday morning, Jul!
"a, at ten o'clock, the ceremony t.
occur in St. Paul's Lutheran church
Huntington, West Va. Miss Hamill j
the granddaughter of Mrs. M. r
Hamill and niece of Mrs. II. A. Lor
aditch, of Oakland.