The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-09

of Cumberland, were visiting here this
week
Clarence Resi-, of near Meyersdale,
Pa, was a business visitor in Oak
land on Wednesday.
c. Lee Browning, Akron, Ohio, was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. Joe Wolfe,
a few days this week.
Mrs. Frank Smousc and Mrs. L. NJ.
Fraley left Monday for Washington,
d. c., where they will visit several
days
Mrs. Clyde Humbert, of Baltimore,
formerly Miss Geraldine Kahl, is visit
ing relatives in Oakland and Mt. Lake
Park, this week.
Mrs. Edna A. Whorton was in
Cumberland last Thursday morning to
attend the funeral of her sister-n-
law, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Brant.
Henry Earring, now located in Day
ton, Ohio, was visiting his wife and
children, at their apartment on Alder
street, over the weekend.
Mrs. James Pollock entertained a
number of young folks Saturday after
noon with a theatre party in honor of
the birthday of her daughter JEANNE.
Mrs. Charles Hawkins, of Sand
Flat, has returned to her home after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Bylan, at Fort Knox, KY, the past
week.
Miss Mary Frances Bcckman re-
turned to Cumberland last Thursday
after spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beckman,
Of near Red House.
Members of Garrett Temple No, II,
Pythian Sisters, are having a St.
Patrick's party on Monday, March IS,
and the most excellent chief has re-
qucSted all members to be present.
Mrs. Huldah Ljttman, who has been
visiting in Miami, Fla, for several
weeks, returned to her home here on
Tuesday. She was accompanied home
by niece, Mary Elizabeth Browning.
Elaine Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Asa Lewis, returned home from
Memorial hospital, Cumberland, on
Tuesday, where she had undergone an
operation for the removal of her APP
pendiX
Miss Mary Emily Butt went to
Baltimore this morning, where she
will attend a three-day conference for
the secretaries of Farm Security ad- |
being held in the Lord
Baltimore hotel.
All members of Proctor Kildow
Post. American Legion, are to meet |
at the City Hall at = o'clock on Fri |
day, to take part in the military fu-
neral service for a departed member.
the late Wright Thaycr.
J. c. Davis has resigned as scout
master of the Mt. Lake Park Boy
Scout troop No. 70, it was announced
this morning. He is being succeeded
by Rev. Reece Burns, pastor Of the |
Methodist church there.
Emeric Dusic entertained at d
spaghetti dinner Monday night at his /
home in honor of Paul Turney, who
left this morning for Fort George G. !
Meade. Mr.. Turncy was presented
two kits by the guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis and
daughter, Sarah Lewis, and Willie |.
Lewis went to Baltimore, returning on
Tuesday with Maxine Lewis, who had !
been a patient in the Childrcn's hos
pital school for eight weeks follow I
ing an operation.
Miss Ruby Ann Dahlgrcn, fifth
grade critic teacher at the Frostburg
State Teachers college elementary
school, has succeeded Mrs. John .
Cooper as social director Of the col
lcgc. Miss Dahlgrcn is a former
Eriandcyi11o roc;Jo,,t ,,J , .;.4,. - ,
Clyde Dahlgren, former principal of
Oakland elementary school.
M1bUrn Mann, manager OF the |
local L, S. Employment service office,
was in Hagerstown last week for
special instruction and training OF vo- !
cational guidance and assistance to .
veterans in placing them in employ
ment, and this week is taking 81 ecial |
on assisting handcs ppcd |
persons, primarily veterans, in plac-
ing them in employmcnt.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of st. Paul's Methodist church
will meet tonight at eight o'clock at .
the church. Mrs. Willard Elliott will
direct the program, with the title "New
Faces. Members Of Circle 8 vii act .
as hostcSscs to the whole group The .
business session will be in charge Of
Mrs. Russell Smith, president, and
worship will be directed by Mrs. Scott