The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26

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Mrs. Charles F. White has returned
to Oakland following a brief visit in
Pittsburgh.
Rev. and Mrs. George Birk spent a
few days last week with relatives in
| Johnstown, Pa.
John F. Hart spent few days in
Oakland last week, returning to Pitts
! burgh Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Fridinger, Cumberland,
former resident here, arrived in Oak
land today for visit with friends
! Mrs. Ruhl Talbot, Fairmont, West
! Va, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Newton Coplin in Oakland on Sunday.
Miss Floss Shaffer returned to her
home on Pennington street yesterday
! afternoon from a brief visit with
relatives in Cumberland.
Mrs r. J. Edmiston and Mrs. Tena
Murphy, Pittsburgh, Pa, have secured
an apartment in the Fazzalari build
ing and expect to reside here indefi
nitely.
The annual covered dish supper OF
the Pastors Aid Society Of St. Marks
Lutheran church will be held in the
ocial room of the church this even
ing, beginning at GAS o'clock.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Iutzy
were weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl F. Kahl and other relatives in
! Oakland, returning to their home in
Cumberland Monday morning.
There will be meetings at the Sand
Flat Tabernacle, beginning Wednes-
day, May 2, at 1870 o'clock p. NJ, with
Rev. Zezzi, of Culpepper, Va, as the
evangelist. Everyone welcome to these
services.
Miss Dorothy Emerson, State All
girls club leader, left Oakland We'd
nesday after spending several days
here with Mrs. Robert T. Hoffman,
J home demonstration agent, making
plans for the summer All camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dixon re-
turned to Washington Sunday after
having been in Oakland to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. DiXon's
brother, the late Thomas A. Gender,
which occurred last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Patrick H. Hamill, Oakland,
who had been a surgical patient in
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, for
some time, was brought to her home
Tuesday afternoon by Mr.. Hamil!, ac-
Companied by NJ V, Kildow, son-in
law of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamill.
Tuesday afternoon Benz. H. Sincell,
editor of The Republican, returned to
Oakland from Memorial Hospital, in
Cumberland, where he had been for a
week for a physical check-up. Fortu
nately, after thorough examination
made by specialists in the institution,
the "patient" was given "clean bill
of health" (orally) by the physicians
of the institution.
Although the City Council was in
session on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings for the purpose of hearing APP
peals and making transfers, as adj
vertised, there were no complaints
! registered in regard to tax assess
ments, according to Mayor L. M, Fra
/ ley. The city tax rate will not be set
until the regular meeting of the coun-
! Gil in May.
Franklin E. Rathbun, county super
intendent of schools, has been pa
tient in Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal
| tlmore. where ne is undergoing phy-
steal check-up. He became i'll several
days ago while on business trip to
that city, He and Mrs. Rathbun, who
accompanied him on the trip, expect
to return to their home in Oakland
the latter part of the week.
MISgt. John Richard Browning and
Mrs. Browning and little daughter re-
turned to Southern Pines, N. c., Fri
day after spending several days at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Browning, near Oakland, Mrs. j..
H. DeBerry and son, Tommy, Havre
de Grace, Md, and Mrs. Dwight
Schenk and little daughters, Caroc
Ann and Donna Sue, and Miss Gilmore
Browning, Aberdeen. also spent last