The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

Earl Alexander, Accident, and Wal.
,er Bittinger, Mountain Lake Park
were among the business visitors tc
The Republican office, Tuesday.
Miss Dorotha Wensel returned tc
her home near Oakland Saturday
from Baltimore where she had beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mildred Dun
bar.
Miss Rebecca Thaycr has arrived
here from Wooster, Ohio, to spend the
summer with her brother and sister.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Thayer.
Mr.. Gus E. Newman, Charleston
W. Va, spent the weekend at the
home of his brother- n-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sisk, Loci
Lynn Heights.
Mrs. Harold H. Harmed and daugh.
ter Helen Louise, are visiting Mrs
Harned's brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, in Plain.
field, New JERSEY.
| Dr.. Homer E. Turney, following d
visit Of ten days with friends and
relatives in Oakland and other parts
Of the county, left here Tuesday ev-
ening for his home in Indianapolis
Indiana.
! MIR. and Mrs Lee Morgan and Miss
Virginia Lawton, Hagerstown, anc
Lewis LaWton, U. S. Navy, stationed
in Washington, were weekend visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawton
Pennington street.
William Treacy, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James P. Treacy, Second street, has
been accepted as a volunteer in the
United States Navy, and will leave
Oakland on July II for training as al
ain crewman at Jacksonville, Fla.
Oiling and top dressing Of severa
streets in Oakland was completed by
the State Roads Commission workers
on Tuesday. The work was supervised
by Harold f. Rock, in charge of the
States roads of Garrett county.
~ Mrs. Daniel Downey returned to hel
home at Elkton, Md Saturday after
a weeks visit with her mother. Mrs
Charles r. yelling. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mary Pa
tricia, who had been visiting hen
grandmother for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, while enroute tC
her home in Oakland from California
suffered a slight stroke, and after re.
naming with relatives in Cumber-
land for about a week. was brought
to Oakland on Tuesday afternoon anC
taken to the home of daughter, or
Fourth street.
Mrs. Minor Sprague, wife of Rev
Minor Sprague, pastor Of st. Paul's
Methodist church, is in Buckhannon
West Va, this week attending the
Conference school for children's work
ers being held on the campus of Yves.
leyan College. Mrs. Sprague will re-
turn to Oakland Saturday
! Mrs. John E. Baird and son, OF
Phebus, Va, are here spending severa
months with Mrs. John G. Robinson
at her home south of town. The hus.
band is serving with the armed forces
overseas. Also at the Robinson home
one day this week were Mrs. Felix G
Robinson and three daughters. Are
Robinson has been at the home of his
grandmother for several days and will
remain for some time.
Members of St. Marks Lutheran
church will resume worship service!
in the auditorium of their church OF
Sunday morning. During the pas
three weeks the auditorium and othe1
parts of the structure has been com
pletely redecorated by George Daw
son, local artist. Services were hell
for two Sundays in the Sunday schoo
rooms. Holy Communion services will
be observed this Sunday morning a
. 1915 o'clock.
Elder and Mrs. Dan McAllister an(
son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Low
dermilk and daughter Maudie
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Zimmerman, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Polling, Mrs. Nelson
Nethken and two daughters. Wild;
| and Madeline, Mrs. Mary Sell ant
> daughter Alberta, Mr.. Gilbert Low
7 dermilk and son Robert, and Mis-
= Nellie Murphy attended the session
5 of the Pennsylvania State Council o
. the Pentecostal church which con
vened at East Millsboro, Pa, June g
t to %.
Miss Burge, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. JAG
0 Burge, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Burg
: and son, of Clarksburg, West Va
e spent a few days last week with Nh
? and Mrs. Ira Bosley at their HON
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