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Evening star., 1945-01-14
Districts $42.81 Again Leads
In Per Capita e Bond Sales

The average amount Of Series e"
bonds bought by District residents
was $42.s1-the highest per capita
sales in the Nation-W. j. Waller,
chairman of the District War Fl
nance Committee, announced yes
terday. This Is the third consecu-
tive drive in which the District has
topped the Nation in per capita
sales, he said.
In the Series "E" classification the
District competed with States, not
cities. North Dakota placed second,
with $37 so as the average.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
U. S. Flyers and Chinese
RepuIse Jops at Wanting
BY the Associated Press.

CHUNGKING, Jan. 13.-Heavily
supported by United States 18th Air
Force fighter bombers, Chinese
forces on the Burma China border
have repulsed repeated Japanese
counterattacks around the frontier
town of Wanting, and have driven
the enemy farther west, the Chinese
command announced today.
The Japanese, putting up a des-
perate attempt to hold onto that
key area on the old Burma Road
and prevent juncture Of the Chi
nese IN China and Burma, failed in
attempts to recapture Weilung
Mountain which the Chinese took
four days ago and which gave them
command OF the Wanting sector.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Washington also had the highest
average per capita sale Of e" bonds
since May 1, le41.
Recent sales of War Bonds and
Stamps tn Catholic schools Of the
District were reported by Father
Leo ]. Mccormick, 3. T. L., director
of the Washington area. The rec
ord shows = total Of $236 800 since
the opening Of the school year. Ia-
dore Hershf1eld, bond chairman Of
the combined Zionist groups, reports
Sixth War Loan sales were 3l,4l4,-
500.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Closes Stort February 5

Glasses for both new and old stu
dents In the National Universitys
Junior College for the second semes-
ter Of the 1944-45 scholastic year
Win begin on February 5, 1t was
announced yesterday by Judge
George P. Barse, chancellor Of the
university.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Students From 1S Motions

Students from 10 foreign coun.
tries, and faculty members whose
birthplaces were in II foreign ma
tions are represented in the class
roomS Of Catholic University. Cam
ada contributes the greatest num-
Der Of foreign students with Is.
There are Is students from Puerto
Rico,
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Let's see It throush-this meanS
you-an extra War Bond tsday and
War Bonds really work.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

thing she's proudest Of Il that she
has produced i've children, al a
whom she could say, without reser.
vation. are pretty nice people"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

The Andes in South America
are the worlds longest mountain
chain.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
MAGNOLIA

Word has been received hY Mta.
Julian courtney from the War de
uattnlcnt than her husband, Private
Julian Courtney 0l The MarIucs
WAS Killed in action un the island
ut IWuJiud ON March nm. He en-
tered the service ON january ,.
1"i3 and trained AT parris Island.
Nurth Carolina: Nuttolk. Virginia.
and \rW River. Nurth tutOliuH Tie
lctt the states from california ton
tMam ia December l9Ii Ills ia~t
lctIol hOm, was dated February ~.
Tie leaves dau@hJcr. Janet axe
lGur years h"s id"~ his wife and his
mother. Mrs. Leila OuriucY who
lives I'm Cam'icu. IHrrc sisters.
Mrs Edna rallin2, Nr1. Ailcuc Ne
Nc~a and Nr9 Harry Miller ana
unc brother Eillir at home and one
brother EUbcIl WHO is a marine
".uucW here in the Pacific" who
entered the tCrNic" with his broth
tr. Ne also has - bruthcr CIarcnc"
in Dover.
Pc Wallace" Thompson lclt ON
Tuesday for hospital in Memphis,
tennessee" after hal in@ spent Il ~
day furlou@h with his wife and in
iHnt son, Wallace Edward and his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. James r.
Thompson. He left the states luI
GvrlnauE in June ana was wounded
i'm December and came back to IN,
:tatca in January lHlJ. He will r"-
main IN the hospital until ne has
rr2dincd his health.
Captain Albert j. Palmer an,
wife OF PcnnsNillr, New Jersey
spent he week end with his si1trl
and hrUthtr-iu-laW Mir. and Mla
Ollie Johnson. Captain Palmer re-
Gently returned from the =. Pacific
where ne spent the past year il
New Guinea and Philippine Islands
He is AT present stationed at But
Ter, PcnnSilN lNania undergoing treat
mcnt tor an infected ear. OthCI
guests ot the johnsonS ON Sunda!
were Mr.. W. B. Palmer and Mrs
Albert j. Palmer ST. of Salem. New
Jersey. 1t being a joint celebration
ui the birthdays OF both Air. John
Ion and Mr.. W B. Palmer.
Private Richard WilcottS. ncph
CIV OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. f.. and Mi
and Mrs. G.. W. Johnson has hcrl
wounded i'm battle in the fifth Ar
my in Italy where he has been Wit
Clark's Army for over year. II
Las received Il combat Iufantr
BadGr and the Purple Heart. .
brother. Private Robert is in Ger
many and another brother. Stal
Sergeant John E.daWard served >
months in the Pacific area ANA i
in the states at this time.
The Ma9molia Volunteer C0mpa
ny have purchased Il new fire true
, and are having it equipped with
! 900 Gal per minute pump aud
;, GOO @allon water tank at a cost {
>o0O0.00 They also have purchase
G1U feet of hose. This now outf
, with tn" old cn&inc will incrcas
= their efficiency in fighting both ~
raj and town fires lOU' The puI
chasing committee were James Nc
y lIvHinc. Hubert Dill and lame
Reed.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
SLAUGHTER NECK

The W0mcn's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet in the base.
mCnt of the church on Tuesday eve
ming. May /. Mrs. Helen Collins
will he hostess and serve refresh
mcntS after the mCCtin@
Mrs. Mollic Edwards had the mis-
fortune to fall last week in hrr
home and iniurc her hip badly She
was carried to the Milford Memorial
Hospital in the ambulance for
treatment.
Mrs. Lille VI. Reed is in Phila-
dcIphia this week under Il special
isl observation Tor her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Robin
son. of ROBINS Haven" entertained
over the week end Mrs. Hayward
Robinson. of state Stct. Dover,
and Miss j. Tcmin and Mr.. VII
liam Tcmin. OF Newark. y. j.. who
will remain for longer visit with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. IToIlcnhrck. oi
Hill Top BroIi"r Farm visited
Mrs IIollcuback' parents at Tenn
plcvillC. Md. on Sunday. After
dinner they all called ON Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Robinson at Star, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cannon, Oi
Bridgcvillc. were dinner guests Oi
Mr. and Mrs. Crcrar Bennett. CT
Bay View Farm ON Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Bennett attended Il SUI
prise birthday party ON Saturday
evening given in honor of Mrs
Bcnnctt's brother. Mr.. Lester Cam
noon in SeafOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson
of FELTON,. visited Mrs. Simpson
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Shcp
ard, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Plaford Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce Russell. of Rch0
both Beach and Mr.. Dallas Roach
attended the graduation exercise!
of the EIahncman Hospital Sch0o
of Nursing in Philadelphia Ol
Thursday evening. Miss Elizahctl
Rae Russell. the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. PlafOrd Russell, being ON,
of the class to graduate.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell spent tn
Weekend in Atlantic City visitin!
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Todd.
Pvt. Russell IL. Bennett Spcn
the Weekend with his mother. Mrs
Margaret f.. Bennett at Shad
Brook. returning to Fort GcOr&
Meade on Sunday evening.
We are glad to hear Mrs. PayEte
Collins i. improving in the hospita
in Wilmington, whore she under
went an operation recently.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

hiot Observer Roy GouIoy and
SECRETARY ami Treasurer Hubert
Iill Oft the N14uollu Aircraft
Wauiu@ Service have sold the
I"-D to 6. VI Reed tor 10000 ana
hi amulul ad,i"d tu the money in
the lrca -urN tutalcd $1,000. which
has hcru duu1tvd to the ChurCu
hud@ct tot which the stewards are
very "rarrtul
TIN" Bed 'lu., Aud W. :. Z. :.
wish tn thauk all those who con
UihGr'd to- the collection ot old
cluthr~. MI suitable apparel Wa
lach,d for uFcl-"d, shipment and
thc vest VA carried To poNcI
Saturday molnin2 for 1unnmda"
.lati.yiN; tu the president, tn"
chairman ANA her committee.
Mr.. and Nre. Harry Barrett and
children. IIuly and Harriet. And
Mr.. and Ms Taylor Case and chill
drcu. Lillian. James and Donald
were GUESTS ON sunday ot Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Norman Willis of Lynch
tlci@hl~. near Milford.
Nr-. William Dawson and her
son Ray. oi camden were guests ON
sunday OF her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Il. &. Iu@ran. MIR. paN son
lett last Monday for Camp Dix to
he inductcd in the armed forces.
Miss Cora Wright returned on
Ihur4dHN to her hom" here after
Saving spent trhc Niucr with h"l
sister, Mrs. Luim Sargent of Bcr-
~, Pd.
MIR and Mrs. Leonard MaloncI
entertained First SERGEANT Jack
BlUth uf Camden 0n Wednesday cv
enim2. Sergeant Bloth has served
three years overseas and is now
stationed in Texas.
Funeral services for William II
Lingo, - years old. who died on
Sunday evening. April II. at hi.
home near Magnolia after Il Ion.
illness, We're held from the Con
ncr Funeral Home in Dover oI
Wednesday afternoon, April Is
with the Rev. II. y. NicklaS. paste
of Magnolia Methodist Church. of
tiCiatin@. lntrrmcnt was made il
Odd Fellows Cemetery. SMYRNA
Mr. Lingo. who was Il lifelong resi-
dent OF the MGGnolia district. i
survived by his widow. Mrs. Mar,
Ransom Lingo: two daughters. Mrs
John B. Webb. of near Magnolia
and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson. q
Wilmln@ton; on" son. IL. Kiln
Lingo. United States Coast Guar,
and one &randchild.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
OVERLOOK

Mrs. Clara Sharp spent last We'd
nesday with relatives in George
town.
Mrs. Effic Hastings OF Harhcson
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chappcll and daughter
Betty.
Mrs. Name Davidson and dauGh-
ter Pearl Ar2o of Milton called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy t,llingsw0rth on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Charley Rust of Media,
Pennsylvania is spending few
days with his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Camp
bell.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Reed and
Mrs. Reed sister Mablc called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E,llinGsw0rth
sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
entertained to dinner Sunday MIR.
harley Rust of Media, Pcnnsylva-
MIA, MIR. and Mrs. John Hitch, MIR.
and Mrs. Coral Davidson and two
children. Mary Virginia and Coral
J.
Mary Frances Nau2ht, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. TaylOr Vaughn is
! spending her spring vacation with
her parents.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
CEDAR NECK

"There is Il law of happiness
that teaches that to get happiness.
one must give happiness"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas BrintOn. Pastor


Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas Brint0n. Pastor
Sunday. April %
Worship services this Sunday
will he held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Carroll.
Sunday school at p. M
Preaching at ) p. M.
Keep these services in mind and
plan to attend
by faith Abraham. when he was
called to go out into place which
he should aftcrward receive for an
inheritance. obcycd," Heb. 11:S.
The w. s. c. S. will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Robert
Hayes on Tuesday evening, May s.
MIR. aud Mrs Ernest Fitzgerald
of Milford and Mr.. and Mrs Jen-
nings Mills spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills.
Mrs. Dorothy LOlland of Lincoln
has been Il house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Jay Watson, this week
Corporal Jay Watson will soon
have finished his schoolinG in Cal
ifornia, and will return East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes en-
tertained at Il birthday dinner on
Sunday in honor OF Miss Kathryn
Wagncr's birthday. the following
guests: Charles Hobbs of Milford
and Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph Wagner
and children of Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Nuttcr Marvel ol
Magnolia were Sunday supper
guests of MIR. and Mrs. f. Davi:
Watson.
Private Carbon Clark. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Clark is at CAM
Dix at this writing.
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs F. Davis Watson were
Miss Ida Draper and Mr.. and Mrs
John Truitt OF Milford.
Aaron Watson of Norwood. Pa.
and Miss Jane Bailey of Sharon
Hill Pa, were Sunday guests o
Horace Potter and his son. William
Potter,
a. F. Clark spent Monday evening
with his brother aud family, MI
and Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Will IIicman of Lincoln apen
Sunday with his daughter and fam
lily. MIR. and Mrs. cecil Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l'tIcy Roberts, Nj
and Mrs Raymond Davis and Mr.:
Ethel Roberts were guests of MI
and Mrs. Granville Shocklcy y
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Watson sp@rt tn
weekend with her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs, Ernest Watson.
Miss Orpha Webb enjoyed tn
Weekend with her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. LuCiuG Webb.
"Thcrc are many litii" uh$taclc
which test our COura%a. tiny diff
culties. which are t0 be conquer
ed. But there are other afiliCtiOI
beyond our control. What can yO
do with them? Take them to IL
Lord i'll prayer,
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
GLENDALE

Cue. IS of MIR. aud Mrs Marshall
Wilson last week were Mrs. Frank
Clifton, OF Miami. Florida. and
Mr. and Mrs W. t'ishtl.. ot Pcnnsyl-
NaUId
Mrs. Duroma Sapp. of Whining
tom. Del. spent tn" weekend with
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs \. X.
Jul.es 81.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. Millman. ol rhl1-
d"lphla. W"r" Weekend guests o1
AIr and MIS-. Arthur Williams
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Smith visited
friends ou Sunday.
Daniel J. Williams. ut New cas-
tie, WaA Il caller in town duiu -
tn" week. end.
Mrs. Emma Stevenson ana daugh
ter. VIRGINIA Ice. of Gcnr2ctuW 1t.
spent Sunday with NJ. and Mrs.
W -. EIIn%sWorth. Jr. and sons.
Weekend guests OF Mrs Edna
DaNls and Miss Lois Williams;
We're: Mrs Ruth Norris. Of Wash
m&ron. -. e., and Harold Williams
|. ). Navy. cambridge. Md.
Mir. and Airs. l. W. Elliu&sWorth
and daughter visited friends on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B DcrrickSor
We're Sunday cvenin" callers of Nj
and Mrs w. f. Leverage. of Milton
Mr. and Mrs. George VI. Reed
.lr.. and daughter. Paula Juno. en-
ioIcd Il trip om Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James II. Donovan
entertained guests ON Sunday.
Mrs. Nesta VI. Mills and Mrs
Barbara Donovan and daughter. o
Milford. were guests of MiSscS Al
lie and Mia Macklin. last week.
i On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
f.. Prcttyman entertained at Il tur
key dinner at their home on Stat,
Street the following guests. il
honor of the second wedding ami
VcrSary of Pvt. Robertson. l..
Army, and stationed in Germany
and Mrs Margaret Robertson. o
Salisbury, Maryland: Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Bunting. of Salisbury. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland j. West. q
MillVillc. Del: Mrs James l.. Ryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bcray and AoI
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and
Son of Scaford were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain spent
The Weekend az their cottage at
RiVcrdalC.
Crahhor5 are catching few soft
shell crabs in the Indian River.
Mrs. Charles Jones spent We'd
nesday evening of last week with
Nh. and Mrs. E. NJ. Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Steele were
recent Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Steele near Ioar.
MIR. and Mrs Jack Layton spent
tn" Weekend AT their cottage on
the Indian River.
y still tongue maketh wise
head
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

After an absence of two years
during which time he served as dis
trlct manager for Southern States
cooperative in West Virginia, Paul
MulllnlX returns to Maryland to
supervise cooperative service
stores in the Maryland counties of
Hartford. Frederick. Montgomery.
Carroll, Baltimore and Cecil. and
i'll Delaware.
MIR. MulliniX will have been with
Southern States nine years in
June. his first connection with the
cooperative being as assistant
manager of Southern States Bel
Air tNdD Service Later he became
manager of the store, and in IanI-
airy. 1899, he was promoted to the
position of district manager for
private agencies in approximately
the same territory he is now TAX
inu
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
MILLVILLE

Church School at tho usual time
in the Methodist Church this sun
day m0rnin%. followed with preach
ing by the pastor. Rcv C. +. Davis.
Mrs Roger NandcrGrift enter
tanned ON Saturday afternoon from
2 tn in honor of Miss JOyc" at
their home. Indian River Lodge
She was assisted by Mrs. |. K.
Wiley. The occasion was the Sth
birthday OF Joyce. The guests were
2o of her schoOlmatcs with their
teacher, Miss Warrington. Games
were enjoyed in the house and on
the lawn The tahl" WAS beautiful
ly decorated for The occasion. the
birthday cake held eight candles
There was delicious ice cream
Miss Joyce received some beautiful
gifts and it WAS very happy birth
day for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samucl Bennett. of
Bayvillc. were Monday evening
guests of Commander and Mrs. G..
p. Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Carl Richards
and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Murray
had as Sunday evening callers. Mr..
and Mrs. William Murray. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Richards and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Long. of Sclbyvillc.
Vernon Truitt .Ir.. who is in the
Navy. has Just returned to Samp
son. y. Y. from siX-day leave with
his parents at CIalksvlle. He is
now ON the outgoing list. not know
ing whore he will he sent at the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lckitos hat
with them at dinner on Sunday
their son and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl LckitCs. Jr., and little daugh
ter. Jean Ellen. of Bethany Beach
The Andes in South Americ;
are the worlds longest mountain
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

services at 2:on y. m. in charge of
Preston Donovan, >upcIinicndcut.
| MON Methodist Church
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. April - Sunday School
services At 100 p. m; preaching
by pastor at 500 y. IN.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Il. \aiIor. Pastor
Sunday. April - Sunday School
services at 200 p. m. Preaching"
by pastor. t,vcrYOn" welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
WARWICK

Nh, and Mrs. Freeman Fox of
P hester. Pa. W"r" recent guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. Walter FdIk"r at
oak Orchard.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Jimmy. Of Bshopvilc. Nd: Mr aud
Mrs. Fred Gtcculcy and dau2htcr.
Elizabeth Ann. OF Harrington. MIR.
and Mrs James Cahill OF FELTON,,
Nr. and Mrs John Alfred Pretty
man aud dluehtrr. Norma. and Mrs.
Charles Cooper. ut Milford.
I'll Club
The n Club Wd$ entertained at
the home of Miss Shirley Lea Ell
llu2aWorlh IN April The young
m"uhcr> had :; cooked cereal dem
"n@tution. leader, Mrs. Nelson
Han After The business meeting
the social hour WAS spout in music.
sln@in@ and playing %dmc5. Re
lrrShmcutS Ot ice cream. cake and
saltucs were served by the hostess.
Tho ncNt mccDm@ VIII h" with Miss
GW"udolyu Lynch in May. Watch
tur the date.
ElICndaIr Methodist Church
Rev. W. g.. barlow. ra>tnr
Sunday, April - Sunday school
services at lo.uo Il. IN. IN charge OF
+. w Ireland superintendent
Preaching by pastor at II Il. IN
Evening worship AT 80 p. m
Thanks
The New Market W. :. e. :. wish
To thank all who gave and also pul.-
chased articles at the food sale on
Saturday. About A31 will be addct
To our treasury.
McCollcy'> Methodist Chapel
Rev. ". &. Barlow, Pastor
Sunday, April 80 Sunday Schuo
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sTeeten other fruit. sauces DR. b-vcr-
ages.
4. Be sure all sugar is completely
dissolved to get its full sweetness. 4
sugar sirup goes farther than plain
sugar IN sweetening iced tea or fruit
punch. To prepare sugar sirup. heat
cqua! parts sugar and water until the
sugar is completely dissolved. Keen
leftover sirup tightly covered in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-05
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN
Edited for The Republican by Mrs
Mildred Hoffman. Home Demolstra-
ton Agent for Garrett County
SUGAR

More than ever before, the home
maker wonders, How am l going to
feed my family on the sugar | get?'
Perhaps it will help to check again on
some sugar saving practices which
have proven to be satisfactory:
/. In summer especially serve fresh
fruits literally in place Of heavy des-
serts that call for sugar. A fruit salad
topped by dressing mixed with fruit
juice does double duty as a refreshing
aalad and dessert.
,. A bit Of salt sprinkled on grape
fruit and fresh fruit salads brings out
the flavor Of the fruit and kills the
need of sugar.
3. Save sirup from canned fruit to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-05

Members of the Eyerr5ady Circle Of
st. Mark Lutheran church will meet
ION Friday evening, July -, at the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Turney.
The McVeigh Holy Cross club meet
ing was held at the home Of Miss
Mary Harsh on Monday evening Fol
lowing the business meeting, a pantry
shower was given Mrs. Francis Shat
len, honoring her birthday anniver-
Saly. Bingo was played with twenty
five members present. Refreshments
and decorations Of red, white and blue,
in keeping with the Fourth, were used.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-05

Mr. Harold Dawson, Mrs. v. "
Dawson, Mrs William Wartield and
Douglas Dawson spent last Saturday
in Cumberland.
, Miss Louise Casteel, Of Cincinnati
Ohio, is camping at her cottage along
Deep Greek Lake, near McComas
Beach, this week, her guests being
Mrs. Stella Mayer and Mrs. Margaret
Expert, Of Cincinnati, and Mrs. c. f.
aIundcll, Of Clarksburg, W. Va.
John Barlow, cigar maker in Oak
land forty years ago, when he left for
Houston. Texas, paid an unexpected
visit Of week with his sister, Mrs. ].
NJ. Stanton. returning to his home on
Wednesday. This is Nh Ballow's first
visit here since his leave taking in
the distant past.
Rev. and Mrs George d. Birk have
as their guests her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert r. Keller. her uncle.
George kirschner, all of Hazclton.
Pa; and Chaplain and Mrs. OIiyer
Peterson and daughter Carol Ann. of
Detroit, Mich Mrs. Peterson is d sis
ter of Mrs Birk.
Mrs. Robert Ruckert entertained
with bridge luncheon on Saturday
afternoon at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell. Four
tables were in play Mrs Ruckert will
leave early next week for Fort Pierce,
Fla, to join her husband, who is sta
toned there with the Navy Seabees.
Colonel Wallace Williams. chief of
staff Of the Eighth Army Air Force
who has been in the European area
Of operations for three years or more.
was a guest Of his brother-in-law and
sister, DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Grant. a
cay or two during the past week. Col.
Williams has served more than %
years in the Army.
AIilburn W. Mann is in Hagcrs-
town taking two-weeks' training
course in employment counseling-
July , through July II. This training
is being given as an aid in assisting
veterans and war workers with their
CmplOVmpnt problems durino tho ,,r,.-
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Bessie RodeheaVer is visiting
her orother-ln-laW and sister Mr.. and
Mrs.. l.. H. Miller, near Mercer, Pa.
r...., o..,..... C.....:-....... v.
I'll 7. Stcyer, Of near Gormania, was
; business visitor in Oakland Satm-
day afternoon
c.,.. .,5 r.l,, How. ...
.,'l.'7,.. '. lS..',. ''' =. a., ', '0''
rI:; 1:;,,.,,,.a5 WA '' w. " N''I 1 <,
,,r'..j.'. ,'oGN' '''' va l''''
,r. NJ. r,.,..; ..,
,''I I, -; -: n,,1 81 ~ -
.. a'', ,..,,; ''I''''''' 'N' '''' u "
''''''' i'>' '''''
Mrs. Carl Paynter and her daugh-
icr. Miss SvbiIa Paynter, are vaca-
''.,I7 60 ,I'''' '''N' ''''''' III en-
''''' VIZ '''' ''''. y ''-''' g
Mrs. Paul Smith. formerly Miss
GaIdie Smith. SON and daughtcr Of
WASHINGTON, D. c.. were recently Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ludwig and
family at Sunnvside.
Miss Evalvn Fralcv is at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c.
flalev. for the summer vacation after
Paving attended the University Of
MARYLAND d71;ng the MAST school form
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-05

Three hefty men at Rockford, H.,
can't get additional clothes and even
failed to find barrels large enough to
encompass them. The individual
weights of the three heavies run from
300 to 1925 pounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-05

,.r7. Maud2 Spe1y. Of Towson. Wis
jed her cousin. Mrs. Nina Sharpe.
Alder street, over the weekend,
MRS. amos Johnson ana MIS-. Rich
era 2lemPIe entertained number OF
MlSN 0uNy o''lL'h entertained mem
"IiS "' "'' "|I'ge '.uO ana he"
o'Ie' guests at hrr nome ON Alder
'''ee'' | "''""! evening
Barbara Lee. dauohtc,, or Mr. and
D. u IL mar u o'io'I e''I' was take" 10
'''''i ID. HOS i'''"i, 'l'' 'eFl''no' ON
'''''''''H ~ q ''''9'i'eV'0'''9'
Misses Mae Wilt and RYbv ongbr,,
ar. at Buckbannon. West Va this
we4I, ATTENDING . Yontb FelIovsb;, ~
N'I'"'' OF 'h' Nelhodiat church'
Robert Iatbum Of Cumberland !.
here for a visit with his son-in-Iaw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Spiker. at their home on Second street
ne Oakland GIRL Scouts Will con-
store building Alder street ON Sat-
urdav. july Il, if has been announced
MIS- DahleI H. Ohutt ana son. Dan
IeI H. ana Master d. b. corey lett
oakland looay TO VISIT MIS-. NJ. d. Bar
10" ana COL FnIIlP Barrow at Ridge
WOOL ~ d.