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WOMEN


international law, o to 5, s days,
$4,000; sec'y. associations, institutes,
s days, $2,s0o; sec'ys.. advertising
publicity, motion pictures. CONNER
cial. s days, $4,000; sec'ys. D. C..
govt. banks. ship lines. hotels, for
rrad.. 5 days, start $3.50; typist-sta-
It's, advance to assist. s tpervisor,
young, 5 days. start, $40 typists,
will train Burroughs bookkeeping
S15O; clerk-typist, excel. LIST Jobs,
his. grad, S150; clerks. file. his.
grad, at least 8 IT. B.. NV Sc,
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AUDITORS

Large national organization has need
of several single men. 1885 years
Of age, for making audits: extensive
travelling is involved; We have Q per-
manent position that offers good pos
sibilities for Advancement; actual ae-
Is not essential, for We win train
you. II you are qualified, the oppor-
tunity is better than average. Write
us. giving q description OF yourself.
including educational and business
experience. Personnel department,
First National Bank Building. Balti-
mira . Ma -
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Apply sTANDARb DUO CO.. Ills

NnpC' nSO A'NeS w.,
r Z ri 5iH ATTENDANT, e-a.y week,
privileges. Apply in person. sEd
1GSE e%ployggslR Rsr s sss s kMs
corner Of Fenton st, and Ellsworth
dr., s. S., Nd, Monday. 1890 pm.
to .4:30 pm; Tuesday. 10 an.
p e INC SHOP MAN to keep stock.
B. {. drivers permit. must have
l. BATEMAa i. son. aooz i, 1.
p Az Hisi H Am S2 es21irrERs, I men
must have A. 7. Of L. union cards,
M Malss asf GsnsL M3NHurAc4gs
ING Co. 62s W st. ne. AID. 7746.
r sasEsAr '' sslr f. Rss''f k.na gs1
PORTER, ewes. and SUNDAYS; good
salary. wHEATONS PHARMACY.
11401 Ga. ave-. lockwood $4,000.
PoRTERs AND oRDERLIEs. local
hospital. Cali AID. 5976 for APP
pointment between o and 8 Pm"
P fasssa ssno Wool. LIST class. $50 per
saas ya 20 Se sfs n Rss 'S os
r ssssi; II nkE SEE for cylinder press.
weekly newspaper: part time; may
be opening for an IA Ieds county,
qualifications to P. o. Box ,2o7,
RADIO fsss'i MHNskG eS; for bus, NV. 10
cation: REQUIRE fast repair man with
car; must Ss honds6le; willing 70
Rial ZAP ks stsEf LISTING AGENT by
Prince Georges County resltor. New
plan for securing property for sale.
M sFesiE r PIE ssa e ipsrs &C. 5o
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville. Nd, WA.
5000, Evenings. WA: 6641: IS
REAL ESTATE SETTLEMENT MAN to
nsnd hs kTss Is 20 ss as Iss
In all nhases of settlement work.
write. stating fee per case expected
EIpEN1IAI. Box ls.H. Sta.
R la n Prince o cor County sa,a,.
salesman. Prefer middle-AGed. gem
tleman with building. and new-house
selling experience. New selling plan
for the right man. CLIFF PERCY
g CO: 400 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
SALES as MO EN nh; En- - xs.ablissed
wholesaler needs salesman for heat
ing. ventiiating and air-conditioning
equipment. Prefer single man with
engineering training, ere % to 80;
win consider others. Experience de-
Sirable but not essential. Reason
able salary to start, plus car allow.
ance and percentage on sales. CAL
for appointment. MR.. McCREA.
SALES OPfORTUNITY. local; prefer
ares 2t-4o. salary plu. eommission
until fully established: extensive
training period provided: car an
asset; prefer men who now have to
scratch for what they get. but who
are capable Of earning more than
present connection can offer. This
Is permanent with IN old, estab-
tshed. weil-rated group OF tnsur-
ance companies. Telephone MIR.
BEL at DE-. 0l0o on Mon. Tues. OF
sRIEs PROMOTION representative,
food or allied merchandising az
perience and ability 70 talk before
groups; age $3.50. salary. $3.50 per
month plus expenses ear necessarys
territory, Waxhfngton, D. o. Oela-
ware, Maryland and virgfniA. r1eaSe
send eompaets resume 70 Boz SOB.
SALESMAN 10 work IN iinoleum store |
Experience not necessary. Must !
have references. Apply % bs02
Georgta ave. nv. @
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Learn Real Estate

Learn and earn IN your spare time.
We will help you to increase your
present income and Of the same
Attend our school free. A car and
WILLINGNESS to work are essential.
THE GABLES co.
ar VI Iaih mntii Ia nn, 60
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COZ Ss.ssE - M. CsAs~Hsee NgzsaSxss
CsexS.wgn ara Nrx Ezss~ FaakaSar
-<aha cf tAss -5ssrasg Rss4 C~n~s
Az kss1gy GA gssS&eT
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Pan American World Always
ATLANTIC DIVISION
RADIO MECHANIC VACANCIES
ment Extensive amateur expert
ence desired. Must have second class
FEC radio telegraph license. For
details and interview, telephone Mr.
Davidson st RE. 500 between 10-4
pm .
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION {

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
Observation-Disclosures is hereby
given that the partnership hereto
fore subsisting between US, the under
signed, THOMAS H. URDAHL and
JOHN EVERETTE, Jr., heretofore
carrying on business as engineering
consultants at 726 and 734 Jackson
place NV, Washington, D. c., under
the firm name OF URDAHL H. EVER
ETTS, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The unfinished business and Affairs Of
the partnership will be attended to
by Thomas II. Urdahl. one of the
undersigned, who is hereby author
lied to collect, receive and receipt
for all monies. goods and properties
due or accruing to said partnership,
and to discharge all obligations OF
said partnership and perform all
It's unexecutes contracts.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1910,
at Washington, District OF ,Colum-
bia. THOMAS II. URDAf8f,, JOHN
EVERETTS, Jr. my2 9,16,23
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YOUNG MEN

Interested in teaching. superyisinG,
Interviewing, with opportunity to
Murray's expansion. program has
personnel. yrs. college ed S:ation
preferred. but not. essential Pre-
vioui eIpsTisnce n9t nseess sss Afz Az
FERREL. pe not phone. 1l0e
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HEATING statesmen
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,IANTTOR

Age 22-32. married; 5-day. 4e-hour
able man Who can pess physical
examination; good WORKING eondi-
tons; So. 30 per weak start. With
increases IN pay. Appiy pegsonnei
once, Room So4, etar Building
THE EVENING STAR
i10i p. Ave. NV. --1
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN - We
specialize in selecting and placing
ers. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5767.
! WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts unless contracted by myself.
EDWARD w. HAMILTON, 730
Langston terrace ne 81
SMALL PRINTING SHOP offers ex-
elusive printing service to large
companies. ORGANIZATIONS: good
equipment. first-class work. low
prices. Box 1QI-J,, Star. s.
whereabouts of Muriel Lee Mickey
Roberts, alsp- known as Muriel Lee
Mickey hendrix, communicate
with Clarence J. Applegate, 500
Splitter Buildings. Toledo. Ohio; She
administered in Toledo, Ohio.
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Something Worthwhile

For the right man. Pleasant. easy
ers. Semiprofessionai capacity for
established Arm. Nonseasonal. steady,
lucrative. Free training. regular aid.
Rate of compensation discussed In
interview, Write r. @. PULVER.
Newark, New York -
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

EECRETARY-senator's ONCE. 81
500. Trade assoc. Educational work,
Natl; start, $2,700; Steno., Cong.
ONCE, $4,000. Need 200 new ap-
plicants daily for interesting posi-
lions. Est. 80 yrs. See first always
aoyNRS's' tho ths leader 700 l@th' cor
SALES construction eng, exper..
$4,000 start. Miss Dodge, at
BoYD's, 700 18th ct. NV, Ma.
sEeCiRHEErARY-capitol Hill. $4,000.
Assoc. sec, $500; steno.-r sse1
MISS YoUHNG's AGENCY 1911 @
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
public and private school and COL
le 4sh .ppS Ss ~ RE as Sslorado sids'
WoMEN-Secy.. transp., $40; secy..
legal s2S sscy sec Xii e sps s s6osI nn
secy.. newsp;, $50; s ssey., assn 500
under 80, S2S5; stat. typist' SI9o;
si75: typist. Stock controii. :, SIS:
messenge.-Llerk. $40; payroll serv.
elk, $500; contact repr., nurse
bkgd.. S45. wk.; cashier-PBX OPT,
Al Secretaries, $50 up.
$50 to Se5 wk.; hundreds Of oppor-
Miss White or Miss Lee tEst. 80
yrs) BOYDS, 700 18th ST., cor. @.
Occupy e floors,
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When dHsUertne adoertisements
oddYesssd to Star boIeg do NOT
tncIose original References, or
other materials Of personal vdlne.
Copies serre the paTpose and
originals may get lost.
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I.ABORER

cnsaree, Ags $3.50 weighing about
SIS pounds. 20 work % psekSreon
81 nsss9sP.s 4o-soaI ssek, ~, -
meats In pay must BE- sele 70 pass
physical examination: permanent
Apply persoane! ofses. Room SEA,
Star Building
THE EVENING STAR
llol Pa Ave Nv =
LIQUOR SALESMAN
We are booking fer a man TO add 10
oar stAn, one who has previous
selling sxper-. but should be AEsrss-
siye Capable o: adapting his per
scnaltty 20 an established pyoSrsEn
Of selling Perm goe salary Dc
not phone CENTRAL LIQUOR
MEN WANTED
81 to IS: assure your future with o
stTsetesr or bus We teach yoa
and pay you while learning STEADY
yeaT-aroGnd earnings. Plus tree
transportation. paid vaeationA paid
sch leave and other benefits Cone
i over. Apply nov Monday
through Friday, $50 an. 10 II
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Rossiyn. 20 Cabin sosn' % pTien a.
ship He;ghts sueeiesrs direct -te
lne oootI %
Mems Furnishings Salesman
Immediate. permanent position IN fne
mems wear store. applicant shouid
have thoroagh experience selling
quality merchandise 10 high-gT2ds
clientele: excellent guaranteed sal
airy against high commission. xplen-
did opportunity for Advancement.
Apply Mr.. woltAg.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
l40e O St NV IS
PAINTERS
ETppsstsnesd only. Apply JAfTE. ell
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Rave opening and prefer . man with
some experience In the sale OF lots.
We are opening q new lot subdi-
vision one block OF Conn. ave. at
r sss,.sr,ts St ny and also hav.
built in this subdivision. Exeeiient
opportunity for the right man.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Oil 18th st. NV. ME l717. "a
Real Estate Statesmen
Pull time only. Apply bet, 1871, J.
NOBLE BoAz. Reaitor. 7424 wis.
SALESMAN
Sewing machines. exper.: inside and
maintained; liberal xkiy. drawing
acct car essential: good opport. for
responsible man. 20 to 4b yrs. Ap-
ply at once,
SEARS ROEBUCK g. co.
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle. 5
statesmen (1O)
To take radio and teievision poll;
must have neat appearance: expert
ence not necessary. consistent earn
tngs OF 800 per week or better;
ySoe oDpSrtuHlsy fer lnm ssIsn, ad
portunity. Please do mot apply
unless you can start work tmme-
diateiy: Apply Q to IL am. only,
2l44 Ut. nv, 2nd moor, personnel
statesmen
Contact men TO train with outstand.,
ing salesmen; pleasant outside work
draw while learning: with or without
car. RIM. 214 112e Vermont ave,
NV. -
TRIM MAN
Must Be experienced in work In q
service garage; permanent position.
top pay: Studebaker experience pre-
ferred, but not absolutely necessary
Apply service manager,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. nv. IS
TRUCK DRIVER
colored. 2l-3b years Of aSe. thor
ouEhly experienced on heavy trucks,
must have d. c. drivers permit:
must be able to pass physical exami-
nation: permanent tob with in
oreases in pay; 6-day, 4o-hour
week; many employment advantages.
Must be able to furnish references
Apply at personnel ONCE. Room 5o4.
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M n
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DRIIG SALESMAN

Responsible manufacturer OF . com
plrte line OF pharmaesutealS re-
oaires man With car whe new sslis
a no0eonnietins tns 10 contact re-
tail drug trade. etc In reply state
territories covered, fHe ecshptesf
educ atiana ard business background
state telephone number Replies
cnnffnsniiai Mrtte Boz Al. sLAr g
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CnsareG, asa $3.50. wtsgGtnR about
1855 pounds 20 xork "a psekS-ean
Of newspaper 4o-aoGE week So So
per week 20 start. With advance
nents In Pay must BE- aele 10 pass
physical examination. permanent
Apply pc rsonne! of1ee. Room SsS
Star Building
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Mems Furnishings Salesman
perm anent position IN fne
mems wear store. applicant shoaid
have thorough experience selling
quality merchandise TO high gTads
clientele. excellent guaranteed SAL
airy against high commission: Spien-
did opportunity for Advancement
Apply Mr. woltAE
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
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The EVENING STAR
LIQUOR SALESMAN

oar stA1, enc who has previous
selling sxper. but should be AESrss-
siye Capable o: adapt has per
sonSltty 20 an established pToSTsm
Of selling. Perm. 9>oe salary Dc
not phone CENTRAL LIQUOR
STORE. INC. SIS 9th St NV -.
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Advertising Specialties
and Electrical Products
Direct srcsn manufactures Il stores
On esss tine payment FeAGurinE
our MATT Gisn. which Is tErepfbk
The country EvsFy merchant
prospect High eamEisslorsA- our
men are eAfntns 500 70 SStsa
weekly--why ne& year Box tt-a'
Star
AlEKT YOUNG MIN wanted for
sales positions kxnerirnet aahe1-
eSsnry We train yes Coup~a "a
ton arrangsd Apply 10 A J Chap.
man, branch manager. before II
an or : 10 In sysnins
EUREKA WILLIAMS CORP.
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l10l Pa. ave. NV.
Frigiflaire Salesman

Frigidaire Salesman
Good opportunity for fun line APP
plianre salesman On fun or part time
basis. A new hot najor april
ance gets your foot In the door.
Call Mr.. SCOTT, wO. 4eo2. IA
HEATING statesmen
We have one Of the best paying
permanent propositions in the eoan-
try for men thoroughly experienced
In dealing directly with home
owners: come IN and see proof OF
high current earnings Yes, We have
Ow. $500. SOLAR HEATINo co.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored, age 25-35: must be able to
pass physical examination; exper-
fenced; married preferred; to work
in The Star Building; 5-day. 90
hour week: vacations. sick benef1ts
and other employment advantages;
permanent: increases In Day. Bring
elevator operators license and ref
erence and apply TO personnel once.
Room 500, Star Building,
THE EVENING STAR
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MEN WANTED

II to IS: assure your future with q
permanent position operating .
streetcar or bus We teach yoE
and pay you while learning Steady
ye&r-RroGnd earnings. Plus tree
transportation. paid vaesttonA paid
sick leave and other benefits Cone
into our employment once and iAlk
u ever. Apply noE Monday
through Friday, $50 an 10 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
CLOSER

siding closer, with car:
profit-sharing plan; excellent oppor-
tunity for man who qualities; draw
ing account. RIM. 214, l12a Yer
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TRUCK DRIVER

21-35 years Of age, thor
oughly experienced on heavy trucks
must have d. c. drivers permit:
must be able to pass physical exami-
nation nation: permanent job with in
week; many employment advantages.
Must be able to furnish references.
Apply at personnel ONCE. Room 504.
Star Building. =
THE EVENING STAR
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CRAFTSMAN

Junior architectural, for ONCE layout
work; experience In this field de.
sirabie but not absolute essential
Apply In person with samples oil
work to personnel once, THE Ca
FRITZ co lair X st NV u
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CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,

3i3a NJ OF. nv CTake Routes 10
Rosslyn. 90 Cabin John 30 Friend
ship Heights streetcsrs direct 70
the door -
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N Kind y
PERSONNEL, CLEEK, soahs stsDo.
grapn.e khtl;ty TsaaiFse interested
In LEARNING yaricus phases Of Eefs
s0nnsi work, excellent opportunity
5-eaF, 4p-hr week AnpSy In rsr-
son MEiFAR, IHc. Skz s~snn
sss., AIR. va .-~4
sKEssERs. weas. sxpsr : perm po-
Gation Apply Nr 0ppsnhsinasf.
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Must Be experienced in work In Q
service garage; permanent position,
top pay. Studebaker experience pre-
ferred. but not absolutely necessary
Apply service manager,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
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estate loan and insurance ofdtti
exper. not neces but must hAsf
knowledse Of bookkeeping and q
salary, $40. p. J. WALSH. INC,
lil5 Eye Sc. NV. MA GAGS, -~-9
BEAUTICiAN. expert hair stylist,
top salary and eommiss ion; Enot
hours, OR. 1lTl, JACKS COUTURE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Dr. E. f. Sollars, Rev. and Mrs W.
L. Phillips are leaving in a few days
to spend two weeks at Ocean Grove,
n. j.
Mrs. Milton Yingling and son
Ronny, Silver Spring, we're visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Jr, last
week
Henry W. McComas and son Rich
ard, and Mr. Spencer, of Baltimore,
visited relatives here during Centen-
NAL week.
Mrs Margaret R. Price, James
town, n. Y, is guest of Miss Elean-
or Davis at the latter's cottage in Mt
Lake Park.
DR.. Thomas A. Gender, Jr., Wash
ington, d. c., spent several days here
with his mother at her home on
Alder street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl f. Wolff, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert NJ. Wolff, Baltimore,
were visiting in the county during
the past several days.
George Z. Dawson is recuperating
following a severe heart attack at his
cabin on Deep Creek Lake, last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Trickett of
Oakland, announce the birth of son
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland,
Monday, August Is.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Roy Hauser and
daughter Miss Jean Hauser, of Clear
field, Pa, were visiting relatives
here during the Centennial.
Mrs. Mary Miller and son Jack Mil
Ter, and Mrs. Howard Merrifield, of
Fairmont, w. Va, were among Oak
lands list of visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Davis, Char
lotto and Norman Davis, of Salisbury,
Md, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
q. Gortner over the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Miss Hilda Mosser and Mrs. d, A.
Roth, of Cumberland, were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Shat
fer and daughter during Centennial
week
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Weber and son
returned to their home in Atlanta,
Ga, on Sunday after spending sever
al days here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. +. Weber.
Guests Of Mrs. c. f. White over the
Centennial celebration were her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. NJ. White, and Mrs. r. G. White
and daughter Mary Ann, Cleveland,
O.; her daughter, Mrs. John Hart and
her two sons Jack and Robert, Pitts
burgh
Mrs. Virginia Richardson and sis
ter, Miss nellie Lee, entertained the
following at dinner on Tuesday even
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mealy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Naylor, Mir. and
Mrs. Herbert Leighton, Dr. and Mrs.
B. F. Selby, Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Thay-
er, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Weber.
Among the weekend visitors Of
Mrs. j. G. Robinson and Rev and
Mrs. Felix G. Robinson were Rev.
Ralph Robinson, Spring Grove, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Robinson and
three children, Larchmont, n. y; Mr..
and Mrs. Jarvis Robinson and son,
Jack Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Morrow and grandson, Of Baltimore.
Others who arrived earlier, including
Mrs. Bernard Thomasetti and four
children, Philadelphia; Mrs Joseph
German and two sons, Hampstead,
Long Island, N. y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Husemoller, Hyattsville, have
all returned to their homes. Visiting
Mrs. Robinson this week is Mrs. Her
man Swartz, Of Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hammer and
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Oberndorf, DR..
and Mrs. Lynn Grant, Edward Cor
man, all of Baltimore, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Townshend Naylor
last week
Mrs. Carlton Gould returned to her
home in St. Petersburg, Fla, on Tues
day morning following a visit of two
months here with her brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. D. G. Pick
ems, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smouse, son
Ralph, Jr., daughter Norma Jean, and
Nelson May, of Fairmont, w. Va,
were here for the week to attend the
Centennial and also the Foye-Kal-
baugh reunion at Deep Creek Lake.
The Smouses were guests of Mrs.
Smouse's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Michael, 7th street.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Holler were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Graham, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Morris and Mrs. Mickey Anvil, of
Moatsville, w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. F.
T. Frey and sons Tommy and Gene,
Of Lesterville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Uphold, Patty Albert and
Arnel Uphold, also of Moatsville.
Additional local items on Page 2.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Mrs. w. II. Murdoch and daughter
Miss Mary Murdoch, Kingwood, w.
Va, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Sincell Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Schell, Holli-
daysburg, Pa, returned to their home
on Friday after spending a week here
with Mr. Schell's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, ST..
Mrs. Lewis II. Miller, Mercer, Pa,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs Eta San
ders and Miss Bessie Rodeheaver
Mrs. Silas d. Kuhn and son, Boons-
boro, were guests of Mrs Sanders
and Miss Rodeheaver Friday and Sat
urday.
Camping this week at the Oakland
Boy Scout camp with Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Hanst and three children,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ross 0. Decker and
two children, Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrett johnson and four chill
dren and William Pierson, Frame
town, w. Va; Mrs. Harry Herdman
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Barnett, Parkersburg, w. Va. Mr..
Herdman will join them for the week
end. Visiting them on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Morton and
three children, of Williamstown, w.
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Riggs were
in Morgantown yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Russell Pancake,
Cumberland, visited here several days
last week.
Miss Jean Henderson, Washington,
D. c., was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. En-
roy Bolden over the weekend
Getty Browning, of Raleigh, n. c.,
was visiting relatives and friends in
Oakland during Centennial week
John Boyer, Fairmont, w Va, was
visiting friends here on Tuesday. He
was former resident of Oakland.
Mrs. Joe Weiss and son Jay, Of
Hyattsvile, spent last week here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Leigh
ton.
Mrs Harold Harmed and daughter,
Helen Louise, left yesterday to visit
friends in Clarksburg, w. Va, for
several days.
Rene Theirry, Arlington, Va, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Reity, Cory, Pa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Helbig last week.
Mrs. Earl Peterson and Mrs Paul
Turney are delegates to the Ameri-
can Legion auxiliary convention, in
Baltimore, from Wednesday to Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Aberle, Balti-
more, and Lieut.. NJ. Alice Butt, Wash
ington were here for several days
with their mother. Mrs j. William
Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Biddle and
two children, Parkersburg, w. Va,
spent last week in Oakland as guests
of Mrs. Biddle's aunt, Miss Dora
Martin at her home on Oak street.
The Cleaners Circle of the Luther
an church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Leighton on Wednes-
day, August "a, at 1880. Members
are to bring their banks for opening.
Mrs. Maurice Treacy is entertain
ing with luncheon and linen shower
! this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
| Catherine Treacy, at her home on
! Oak street Miss Treacy is to be mar
ried on Monday, September 5.
Miss June Tufft, Washington, d.
c., and Grant Woodsde, Baltimore,
were weekend guests of the Fazza-
lari's, at their home on Third street.
Frank Fazzalari, College Park, also
! spent the weekend at his home.
Little Floyd o. Leighton, Jr., is
! spending the week here with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
B. Leighton, while his parents, of
Keyser, W. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade H. Rice are on vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. p L. Riley, Wheeling,
w. Va, have purchased the c. c. Hell
| big property on Second street, for
merly the Renninger home, and will
reside here permanently. Mr. Hclbig
plans to build a home in the near
future.
Miss Aleen Durham arrived in
Oakland last Friday from Wooster
O., and spent the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Thayer.
On Monday she and Miss Rebecca
Thayer left for a motor trip to
Maine.