The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-23


after a trip to Baltimore on business
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Platter. of
! Jennings, visited in Oakland last
+ Saturday.
Flyod J. Miller, of the Grantsville |
section, was in Oakland last Thursday
ON business.
Mrs B. NJ Shrock and son Noah of
near Accident were Oakland visitors
last Thursday.
G. Blaine Giessman, who is en-
| ploycd in Baltimore, is visiting here
for few days.
Sir. and Mrs. Oscar Uphold, Of
linear Terra Alta, W. Va, were visitors
in Oakland last Friday.
Owen T. Treacy, who has been con-
fined TO his home ON account of i'll
ness since last Friday, is improving.
I James p. Treacy became suddenly
III at his home on Second street, Tues
day afternoon and will be confined to
! bed ior several days.
Mrs. Melvin Right underwent
major operation at Potomac Valley
hospital, Keyser, W. Va, on Wedncs-
day, November Is, and is now con-
vaIcScing.
! Maj. and Mrs James A. Lee an
nounced the birth Of daughter at
I Alexandria, Va, on November l. Maj.
/ Lee is somewhere in the European
thcatcr Of war, with the army en-
, ginecrs.
Mrs. J. c. Renninger, ST., left Mon
1 dayfor Washington, d. c., where she
Will visit her brothers and sister for
some time Miss Alma Scherr, who
spent few days here, returned with
. her.
Pvt. William Bernard, with an army
medical unit at Camp Pickett, Va, and
/ Mrs Bernard, Of Glassport, Pa; Mr.
/ and Mrs Charles Mustard, of Nc
heesport Pa, We're recent visitors of
relatives in Pleasant Valley and Oak
land
Oakland Homemakcrs will meet
i Tuesday evening, November %, at
the home OF Mrs. Dclbert Davis,
Green street. Topic, Holland" Mrs.
Robert r. Hoffman will talk on
."Whcrc have l gone this year from
a financial standpoint"
The Deep Creek District Committee
of the Potomac Council of Boy Scouts
will meet at the home Of Foster d.
Bittle, chairman, on Monday evening,
. November 81, at 7:45 o'clock. Officers
for the coming year will be selected
and other business discussed.
Mrs. Anna Edmonds, of Frostburg,
made an official visit to the local
chapter. Order Of the Eastern Star,
on Tuesday evening While here she
! was a guest of Mrs. William Naylor.
Eastern Star members will attend
evening worship services on Sunday,
/ November 26, at st. Marks Luther
an church. The service begins at s
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sncell, of
Failmont, spent Monday night in the
home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Sinccll, being enroute
/ to Frederick, having been summoned
to that city because Of the tragic
death of Mrs. Sincell's brother, Robert
Staley, 50, who fell from a porch at
] his home and died instantly as the
result of broken neck.
Betty Jean Miller, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Miller, Of Rose
dale, west of town, was taken to
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland last
! Thursday in the Bolden ambulance,
where she underwent an appendix OPP
Grafton Miss Vivian Ellis, of Crellin,
is also a patient in the hospital at
Cumberland, having been taken there
on Saturday for a major operation,
which was performed Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs Charles A. Fleegle was hostess
At a dinner party given in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Ada Morgan, whose
ninc.cth birthday anniversary was
celebrated at Mrs. Flcegle's home on
Friday evening Guests present in
cludcd Mrs. Flccgle's daughter, Mrs.
Lyle Wilson, of Keyser, West Va;
Mrs. Joseph f. Harmed, Mrs. Ralph
| Weber, Mrs. Hill, Miss Grace Loar,
Mrs. Benz II. Sincel and Mrs, Olive
! Walls, Of Oakland.