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men S all
wool coats

It's difficult to believe such fine coos could be sold for as
little as for $39-nonoy couldn't happen But this
group another Of terrific special purchases In you'll
find carefully tailored all wool coverts, feeces and weeds
example of better quality cIothine Handsome single and
double breasted styles with raglan box shoulders con-
ceoed fly buttonthroueh fronts Regular sizes 3o to
rs, longs 81 to A. Select yours now-its one Of our
ereotest 1e4e values!
ne xsahs Co.. Downstairs Stors. Clothing
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mems S all
wool suit:

You'll know what an amazing special purchase we iuc
into when you the quality Of these suits every
intended to sell for much than special for
Because know seeing is believing we want you to slF
one Of the fine all wool fonnes tweeds, chevots, GOV
or mixed weoves Feel the fine textured quality Of
fabric, see how smart the coat hongs how fully cut
weItoiIoed the ponts really are! Stripes checks, plo
doeonoIs and solids single and double breasted.
uor sizes IS to "a, shorts 36 to a. longs 81 to a.
Co, Downstairs Store. Mems Clothing
Evening star., 1949-06-14

n z. ane Pear Ps-z- 50. 1888 are ts
cnsrii. Barnes. 81. s2s sotn st nw. are
Eaniee Baker, 30, 30 q, as
Hsisa B:eTsT. e I9e- oirsrd 81. az
and nodsst1rse Saith. 50. 4lvs oaal' >.
samuel snvernAa. 81. 47es s;n 81 Nv
and Bertha HoitzEHE- 33, 1884 F0''
aossrt cTasaa.f. -. Q. Levssh.rs. Pa snd
NataE4 Dam. sl. S2es MeKinses si
Emmett p.a,. 81. lies ioyh ST nS- and
Matti. Smith. e, 81 az 81 a. $50
wal.er Holland. g. Isa5 81, ~ aHo
"isSsss asn.. tsssse' xi.si. II. = l4i4 len St
Paul Mexsenic. ~. OF cspltai Hsasnis, A0~
and Mary Murray - -. l6es asg., /. " 80 soeh
wili..H cs!llss: j. 81 q tos enlsa:s' Ia !: ~ !.
c,sad rnomD.on' no ssa - 50, l4sz F.truon. 5. $,
NV. and Josephine TnOnDsoH' ~
samuel si ssrsino. nsti6aA es. E. SO 9th st So. and
zoya Bruce. -. 23oi g 81 nv
Frame Gasts: q ls29 ,sss ; 4 is,s Sd :, ha sHs
IntS.t Nolan. IS. and Christine Lylss
-. 1918 New YORK ave. nS. =,
John waters IS, and Aan4 keAy' Al
both Of eels Franklin, q! n. u.ns,e, s
kisi ar s'.SsF .6s Helen M ss.-soa ss 8. rs Ms
Bqr9on ifsfi s.yldo ss,. = 50; 1914 49,! nv. .1e
Paul sullivan %. l42s sist 81. nv. Ane
Elliost QUICK. @l: $50 MsrylaJnsa ,Js ave n. a I.
walter Glenn. 34, and Mary Butler. 90
both Of 1909 Columbia rd nv ~
Loren Goodman. "a OF Silver sprins Ae
and Selma Packard. %. I2l2 NJ "
Neil urouhart, 30 I74e Lamont 81 n,w,
and Jerusha Wood, 20. iT@a Lamont 81
Robert Cooper %. Of NJ Rsinisr 3: ..I,,.sna Ms
Alvin Anderson. 81. and Dorothy smither-
man. l9; both Of a Aissanerls; sanS ss,s va :, nv
and Mary Neumeyer, % Seos a5th I"
chaste.n willis, as. 1910 eene .t; NJ
and Edwina Hardy 90 eOa Florida ave
Rq|,sa Tss,ss s,s..,; e. S sl33I 3Iss Z. st ns NJ. and
Perez s..'I; .,:s g. 1877 ss ss # t st st .na s
Pa. and Georgia Brown. 20. 4lo I 81
w. ss.ss q Seth ss :. sssf 81 En- % D
and Joann pytert, IS. 1928 Staples St
u.1ry Simpson. "a, 742 Harvard st nv,
and Doris Drake, 10. FresdmAns Nursing
wiiiism mHMs' Hood. ,r. IS, and Virginia stauf,
Enoch Posey, 81, el4 srd st. nv; and
Rudolph Mastalerz, 80, Of Palmer Mass $.
Evening star., 1949-06-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
HouseNork
Easy Without
hagging Backac!le

The Ataneys are Sssgrss ehssf ~sF 81.
.Ak.nx the excess aefes sn6 ~ssse eUt ot
the eiaod. They help Hsos' p~aPss ss4HAansis
about 5 ptnts DAY,
Mhsn disorder af kl6nsy tanrttea rsFsEits
poisonoas matter TO remain in ynGf hbr~aa,
il may cause nAEgthg eaeksehe rhTaH'si &c
sAAinA, ieE nasns. swelling, FHhnsss sAeS'
the eyes, headaches and diE1ins&a,
Doa't wAitl ASK ypar druggist fer Dear
PiIis. . stiEnniAnt eiuretie, used saeeesssaiss
by rrslisnns Tor ever 50 years. Dnsas gre
happy relief and vii help tas is nlaea 81
kidney tuhes sasa cut poisonous waste
from year blood, Get DoaHa Filss-
Evening star., 1949-06-14


apply for q marriage license on
one day, Ddtt three fun days and
receive the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
charie4 williams q, .4si .Jersresen q;
n.w. and Sara Rltehsy. ls.. s5aS Sth
Carl Freeman. 10. 1909 18Th 81. sc. and
PHYLLIS irons. 10. o. CAPITOL Heishis,
John ward; 2. and Evelyn white. ss,
Eusene ea ? portsr. @ q, I4Io s.~ Jersey .v.
nv and Myrtle Lee. ss, 1884 send
Edaard VI colburn. 20. Quarter. !. Yves,
Potomae Par. ana Doris Scott go. OF
Iss Rs.. r.. B.n.es e. g. sso sss "a " s., a.. 'nd
Alton vinet 30, 1925 21St St nv, Ane
Mary Doyle. IS. Of Arlington Farms
' and Dorothy % % RObSin.. IS. $3.50 Rodmsa
william N Mccall. 90. Of Birminsham. Mich
and Marsarst Eimors. 90. l7li HFins
Robert Diuard. es. Of Nj. Pleasant. Q. G
and Asrion Kelley 2s o9 Of i,In1is oar raI1; IL
NV. and Joan Boyd. 10, Of Rtserdaie
Kenneth Burgess. 33. and Dsloris Chris.
John coonsn. =. Of silver sprins; Nd
and Elizabeth LYMAN, 10. GIG 3rd st
Jesse Crews. 81. ga Isth st. Sc. and
Rita Pittislio,- II, 5224 eth st. NV.
Frank Smith. IS. AS Otis pl, nv sne
Laurs Patton; o,,n &C. ies9 R St nv .ne
L'fSh EilaaSe % i Jackson. -: 1ss { st. sx
Harmon Coins. 80, 1910 8 ct. NV" ane
rgg.an IDsa BS,:is S.4n a. q. l4Ss sef. =: lots St
and Lena Macomber. 80, 1885 18th
Arturo vaiie. 81. and Nancy Franklin. %
Charles shsfsr: p. ~! and !. Alisns Miller 81
ton, and Christine Kendall IS. sa6e
James Moore, Il, and julia crowdsr. SO
Thsodore seeH g Jameson, 23. and GLADYS Little
both ot 1909 West v,rsiniss ,.a s.tS ave uas n;s
Ross Armstead, 80, and Naomi Folks, 2s
,oss sS'h 1sal. = rs1Ea ahls: II q. and l.rs.r.'
Roosfs 2sers Mccaits al ssth 81 Hi 1871 S50 Ras. p
Norman Sawyer, Ss. sos oirard st. nv:
sne sne Yyonne s0"ser' Zi' 1919 f''''o'
rhoma. ess; = Henderson. r as. 5000 asth st. nv.
and charIotte Joyce; e. 2ls1 Q st. NV Nv
jazz Hhness sts9'fbss bs..1 a. sas
Thomas Cassidy, %. 322 18th st. ne,
and verna Heino. 22, 317 nth pl. ne
Geraldine williams, %, 1873 18th st. ne
Ross Pirrello. 40, 341B 3sth St. Nv, and
Elizabeth Molnar, Al, 20 Plattsburs ct
Harold Malsh, r.. 90, 331s crofut pl. sc
and Regina Carey. 81. 326 saith Dl. ne;
Elmer Lee 10. 1910 eth st. NV. and
John Cullen, 23. Of Minneapolis, MINI
and Joan Gange, 10, of St Paul. Minn
Johnson MCQUEEN. 80. Of Baltimore, Md.
Hiram Deck, 81, and MarQueen Riesel, Is
both of 2120 North Capitol St
Robert Ward, 32, 1011 Girard st. ne
and Julia Feffress, 35. 233 ct. s.w
Evening star., 1949-06-14
Court Issues Attachment
For Missing Witness

A Dixirie; Court attachment
was issued yesterday for appear
ance Of grand Jury witness
who reportedly disappeared On
May 81 after court attaches sad
they could not promise him ne
would not set 8 parking ticket
while tesiifying before the grand
Jury.
The man. Ware Cattell. els2
Broad Branch road NV. was 10
appear as q complaining witness
against q man accused OF IN
authorized use OF an automobile
After he disappeared IN May. he
was notified to appear before the
grand jury on June .. according
TO Assistant United States Attor-
Evening star., 1949-06-14

When your dental
plates feel heavy
and slippery, that's
Denture Mouth. ]
keep mine clean
and fresh and ocior-
free with daily
pOLTDENT soak
ingsl''
Mr. ". ]. g.,
Loe Angeles. Cal.
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Marriage License
AopIicotions

Under D. c. laT. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. i1dtt three fun days and
receive the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-06-14

Term CT q temporary srgsoSs t-ssert
Pat. Y Ynss WAs errgScyec As
Sl2tSesH gsCg- O. ss1s{F<2rssc1sg fey .ss~
same term Mss Mai1.rS. t<gs:H
. graduate os Ssscnaf4<sQAA Czsa =
@rTAtcsy q MUSK ~as enp2nEec
As g~a.sc &aoo. fnGSag S4gsgN .Szss
sor ,.ae cen .2g yeaE
Evening star., 1949-06-14

ney John = Lane AEaEn &c
failed TO appear,
Yesterday. upon Tes2esl O. NJ
Lane. f2dEe Richmond 3 keeca
Issued ar attachment :cg Mr.
Catieu u ne ooes rot show 10
voluntarily. the United States
rn&rxl1als office wcslio DC author
.xec 10 bring him n,
Evening star., 1949-06-14
Two Get Scholarships

Winifred Shaw and Gilbert
Strang have been awarded $500
scholarships to Principia Upper
School in st. Louis, Mo. Miss
Shaw Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Danischeffky, of l06
East Kirke street, Chevy Chase,
Md, and Mr.. Strang Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Strang
of 208 Elmira street S.W.
Evening star., 1949-06-14
Snyder to Heed Schools
In Berkeley Springs
Se.s "a psAasssA - n. So

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va.
June is-The Morgan County
Board Of Education has named
Verl W. SNYDER as superintendent
Of schools under . four year con
tract. He has been fsllinE out 3
Evening star., 1949-06-14
A BRAND-NEW FAN.
BY GENERAL ELECTRIC!
fDA'S
Wdshincton's Smortsst
Uptot1n Dept. Store

eral Electric Fan-a decoration for any
home.
The famous General Electric War.
ranty goes with it. If anything fails to
perform perfectly-bring it back!
Wherever practicable you'll get a
new fan then and there. No waiting
for factory repairs" in hot weather.
Warranty is good for one year from
date of purchase, but 30 well-built are
G.E Fans that less than in 100 are
ever returned for service!
General Electric Company, Bridge
port 2, Connecticut.
Evening star., 1949-06-14

An important contribution to the world
of electric fans il here.
It's quiet. Try and hear it! Close
I'D =. you're conscious only of the
movement of cooling air.
The Big News
It's strean,lined as never before. Os-
cillating mechanism concealed in one
smooth, cartridge like housing. No
dust. No dirt.
It's potoe7Mi Big, Quiet G-E blades
really cool you of. It's color is new
"Mist~ Gray" selected by consumer
panels. It's a new and beautiful Gen.
Evening star., 1949-06-14
How to Avoid
Denture Mouth

When plates feel bad--tAsts hot
and heavy -- watch out for Denturs
Mouth! The unpleasant distress oi
Denture Mouth comes f.nm plassa
that aren't cleaned right. With a
special denture cleanser like POLL
DENT, you can avoid DentuYs
Mouth 20 easily-just by soaking
your teeth in n fresh. cleansing
bath OF Polidsni every day.
And remember. when Denturs
Mouth strikes. it's q good gasaz
that your bveoth 10 unpleasant. too.
So be on guard FOR thtas tell
tale signs oi Denture Mouth and
offensive plate-odor and catch
them qaaek!
You can keep your false teeth
clean and sparkling ~'ith their orig
insl natural look with Poiidens--
for only about neai O dap. Ges
Polident si your drugstore aa soon
as possible and keep clear O! Dan-
ture Mouth and odenssvs bgeatA.
Evening star., 1949-06-14

I'm glad | found
out about my Dem
ture Mouth In iir,e.
Nov ] use POLL.
DENT every day.
and no one g'ie~sss
| have false teeth.
NJ o urs
Mouth"
Mrs. H. y. L..
Bethlehem. Pa.
Evening star., 1949-06-14

~ friend told me
brushing my false
teeth might help
bring on Dsnsure
Mouth. ] took the
hint and started
soaking my plates
In PoLIDEkT.
They re cleaner
than ever ard no
Dentafs Mouth.
nowl'
], X. c.
Canton. o.
Evening star., 1949-06-14
Stop TERhirE
Destruction NOW

sse ) ~ esEa ts2e sgE As&-c Is<t
TREE sassssse gAzss - a~ssAe. Aran
q egs*Ateast -- saak ksG ~ ytas
0sa@wAs< Eat<2tsssR-
kssl - SnArke lasr<E tzr T1E.
40
Evening star., 1949-06-14
Grateful Users Say:

"POLinENT 10
wonderful ltieaV~s
my plate feeling
cool. and clean. and
90 fresh-tAstink
And | know ] m
saie from Denturs
Mouth
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Santa Barbara. Cal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
CHIP SHOT

Last time we were working on
the chip shot from about five to
six feet from the edge of the
green. Look back to my last coll
umn and get everything set in
your mindy SO we can continue
work on this chip shot. Maybe it
wouldn't be a bad idea to file
these columns in a convenient
place, so that from time to time
you can turn right to them if and
when you need them. Remember
now, do not croach over the ball,
but stand fairly erect. Now, as
the hands take the club back,
the weight shifts to the right foot.
keeping the' head ricetly over the
ball, thus producing a central
balance of the weight. You are
stroke. The forward stroke is
started slowly and smoothly,
gently shifting your weight from
the right to the left foot as the
clubhead comes into contact with
the ball. A firm grip is essential
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

Sofiball Games
Al Park Tonight

In the opener. the Vets of For
eign Wars will cross bats with the
Op- Dew. Station and this game
should be hot for the last game
the Vets played they lost two to
one 30 the Bamboo Room and the
OPT Sta. won over the Adams
Dairy two 90 nothing so il should
b. Hancock who allowed two hits
against Scheretz who allowed |
hit. This game will start at 7:30
q. m.
In the nightcap the Naval Hos
pital will play the VXI Flyers
who played SO many good games
last year. This game will also be
worth watching.
Friday nights games are as
follows:
First Game: Bamboo Room VS..
Adams Dairy.
Second Game-VXI Flyers VS..
Kantor's Men Shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

in the follow through. This will
keep the ciubhead from cutting
under the ball and producing a
backspin, yet at the same time
gives a necessary topspin to the
ball. Distance is better judged
with a bail having topspin than
one having backspin. The most
important thing in chipping or
putting is distance. You are prob
ably asking, what is distance?"
Distance is the area between the
ball and the hole. Consequently,
you are concerned with how far
the ball will roll after you have
made the stroke.
ITO BE CoNTINUED)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
Many City Fans
Going 10 Miami
This Weekend

Many local fans are going to
Miami Saturday, Sunday or Mon
day afternoons at 3 p, m. to at
tend the Florida international
League games at Miami field.
They expect to seeA Pepper
Martin, the old st. Louis gCardi-
nal player, who was Known as
Wild Horse of the Usage, as man
ager of the Miami Sun Sox and
Joe Medwick, noted player who
performed for st. Louis Cardin-
ais, the Brooklyn Dodgers and
other major league clubs, as man
ager of Miami Beach.
Bill Gates, who halls from Kew
West, is trainer for the sun Sox
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14


14M1r hlts- nuusy VIlafcal.
katal iark Nlllarcai Aionzo,
\ auoa f1oeiio.
NsH hila. knowlcs. Herman
o. Cflm. Turpin and Bunsy
NlIaIeal
lIMan nuns Julius Villareal,
MlAMnM Mnd Cfur
nlaaNa haaes Paxo !, Casado 3,
80 Less Z and Torres 2
Mm48ilbne htt&-AceVedo. In
afaham. = Lewis X. Rodriguez
aanM LElifnm.
Mml flmes Fmnned~0. Calero
a NaaaieA Torres. Henriguez.
Aae Lewis lleFnundeR. Fcrnan-
aek knowlaa end hardcrrilli 2
aAHH
Mas Tinses Walked -Turpin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
FOUR MEN LEADING
LEAGUE in BATTING
Nlllmfeml Head.
Nithr8s. Mia
aw tsnnlrs Mm
Amd Ne laam.

= ANFNsle "a llaW mnd Raiders.
NAfi4 Mna Fsuiie of SubRsn
sna knv~ies u shs Amcri.
H kNsen 80 raa4nn ghe Island
~ Hmenaa hMa9us in hitting.
st 50 We fNtofd NJ games
aFe8 Inelmalng lmsl sunday'R.
AnwN ifaAav
Naieteai h. the leading
ssAaf wah Zee Kamrs won and
NH NEi Fhe rurorda ~ the
sNsH pta*s8 e. date show the
Mmw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

Accidents to farmers cause en-
ough lost time in year 10 pro-
duce more than half the average
annual wheat crop in the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14
Sports Calendar
SENIOR BASEBALL

An&ano lily Dobepd4l League
Municipal Stadium.
Afternoon)
First Game: PM
SUNDAY. APRIL ~
First--American Legion VS.
SubRon Four.
Second--Red Raiders VS.. Atom
&c Bombers.
SENIOR SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park. Night
First Game: 1880
THURSDAY. APRIL IL
First-VFW VS.. OpDevSta.
Second-Naval Hospital VS.
Elks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-14

X. Rodriguez. Hernandez, O'Cal-
ero, Griffen and Domenech 2
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14
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MARRIED

Leedy- Beaehy-Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
man Beachy, near Grantsyille, an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Arlene A. Eeachy, to james
A. Leedy, son of Mr.. and Mrs George
Leedy, of Flceland, Maryland. Sat
urday, July End, at 200 PM, in the
First Methodist Church Of Towson.
The double ring ceremony was per
formed by Rev J. A. Cromwell.
The bride wore a street-length
dress of aqua with navy accessories
and an orchid corsage. Attendants
were Miss Helen Beachy and Robert
o. burst, of Salisbury, Pa. Miss
Beachy wore pale lilac with white ac-
cessories ard corsage Of baby orchids
The bride is a graduate of Grants
vile High School and has been en-
ployed in Towson for the past seven
years. The bridegroom is a veteran
of two years in the Navy and is as
sistant manager Of Maryland Fitch
ing company. After the ceremony the
couple left for a brief trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada. Upon returning
they visited at Mrs. Leedy's home
near Grantsville. Mr. and Mrs Leady
will reside at 30 York Road, Towson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14
Announce Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. James p. Treacy,
Second Street, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Mary Cath
crime, to Bill Wcimer. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn c. Weimer, of Clear
water. Florida.
Miss Treacy was graduated from
Oakland High School and attended
George Washington University, in
Washington. d. c.
Mr.. Weimcr is a graduate of Largo
High School. Largo, Florida, and is
a junior at University Of Florida, at
Gainesville. During the war he
served three and one half years in
the army air corps and was dis
charged with the rank of sergeant.
lie is a member of Delta Chi fra
tcInity.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Winters and
family were visiting in Akron, o.,
over the past weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14
Oakland Wins Over
Elk Garden Sunday

Shallmar defeated Terra Alta II
to A, Oakland Amvets took Elk Gar
dent 90, Kitzmiller defeated Swan
ton II to 5, and Klondyke split Il
double header with Crellin 81 and
Sill, in Sunday games of the Upper
Potomac Baseball league.
Darrell Lewis pitched four-hitter
for Oakland and struck out nine.
Scheduled games for today are Elk
Garden at Kitzmiller, Terra Alta at
Klondyke, Shallmar at Crellin, and
Oakland at Swanton.
Games for Sunday, July 17-Kitz-
miller at Crellin, Swanton at Klon-
dyke, Terra Alta at Oakland, Shall
mar at Elk Garden.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14


Mrs Tina Taylor is visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Charles f. White.
MI. VII. ...,-... -......
dcctomy in Memorial hospital, Cum
herland, on Tuesday.
Al. a A.. C,a,.4,, u-;,+,..- .,,l
e..':1,. ..,anl ,,:-;+;,, - 49, y
over the past weekend
NJ. l NJ. u-a14o, yvittou. of
u-a.Linmton n r ano ,.,ostr 81 M.
anJ ME- t,',,,.,,, poTJor
AZ. IT.. I'll. DIV ;.;4
-. - a., t.,,,a - H.. ,,a,,.,,+. M,
[I 1Iaa ~ - E,aia,. |
c.,,.,' oa1.ia.l ,...il1,,4 49,, 49, aaI1;no,
-. ' e,,;.,,5' - 0oi.1arJ ,.o..taS,1a,.
''' "
Mr.. and Mrs. Nane Iden, of Loeb
4I ,'-'' , ''.,,'' '',.N( e,.' 10y I'M, ~
N'' ''''''0 - 80
Mrs. Robert T. Hoffman and infant
SON returned to their home yesterday
i'''" N'i'ioii'i NOS pi'"'' 00'''''' anu
Fred d. Bell and son Richard have
returned to their home from weeks
business and fishing trip at Norfolk,
"
Thomas V. Baucom, Kitzmiller
principal, is among those attending
Duke university for the summer SEES
Maurice Davis is visiting his broth
er, Donald Davis, after having been
located near Baltimore for several
years.
Thomas Stevenson plans to at
tend summer school at West Virginia
university. Morgantown, beginning
next Monday.
~
Lemmert left yesterday Tor Martins
burg, w. va, to visit thelf daughters
who are attending school there
Mr.. Mil = F,.aloy antartainnd
,,o,,,l,,. ~ ba,. b,idoo club last
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-14
Rev. and Mrs. Luther L. Hare and

Rev. and Mrs. Luther L. Hare and
son have returned from a weeks
trip to Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. Lawrence Hennen, Panama
Canal Zone, is spending the summer
months in Oakland. He was reared at
Deer Park.
Miss Esther Richards, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward NJ Weeks, at Crook
Crest, for several days.
Mrs. Rosa Smouse, Oakland, at
tended a family reunion at the home
3Uf Nh. and Mrs Ellis Sliger, in Tun-
Melton, ". Va, on July 4.
Mrs. w. H. Murdoch, Misses Hen
iietta and Mary F. Murdoch, who are
at their summer home in Kingwood,
W. Va, visited friends in Oakland on
Sunday afternoon.
The WSCS Of Bethel Methodist
church, Mt. Lake Park, is sponsoring
a covered dish jitney supper Friday
evening, July Is, in the church base
ment, beginning at 6:30.
Lewis B. Naylor, who recently COM
pleted term Of schooling in Zurich,
Switzerland, is now attending sum-
mer school in Heidelberg, Germany.
He is specializing in German litera-
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson have
moved into the home recently vacated
BIZ Mrs. Lula Stark, on Pennington
street Mrs. Stark is residing with
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Kahl, on
Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tough expect
to move soon to an apartment of Will
liam H. Spiker, at the east edge of
town. Mr.. Tough is assistant county
agent, having started to work in this
county early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Dewitt, Mrs.
Philip Filsinger, daughter, Patricia,
and Joann Litzenburg, near Deer
Park, attended the wedding of Joan
Dewitt and Ray Cupp Sunday even
ing at Brandonville, w. Va.
Mrs. Ruth Herbert and Mrs. Hen
derson Sweet, Of Washington, d. c.,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Glotfelty on Sunday and on Monday
attended the funeral of their uncle,
Brison Glotfelty, at Markleysburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kirk Cosner and
daughters Lois and Jean, of Akron,
O., have been vacationing for some
time in Maryland and West Virginia.
They were former residents of Oak
land where Mr.. Cosner had been a
mechanic.
Ms. E. r. Jones entertained mem
bcrs of her bridge club and few
other guests at a luncheon last Thurs
day afternoon. Club prize was won
by Mrs. Harry NStemple, guest prize
by Mrs. Frederick Thayer, and float
! by Miss Rebecca Thayer.
Mrs. Ruth Wright had her left leg
, amputated below the knee at Me
mortal hospital, Cumberland, on Tues
day, July IL. Her leg was injured as
the result of train-auto accident at
the Oakland crossing last October.
She was a pedestrian but was caught
when the automobile was carried to
the side walk after striking the train.
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Mrs. Tina Taylor is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Charles F. White.
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Ev. U. B. Parish Plans
Business Meeting

The final business meeting for the
Mountain Lake Park Parish of the
Ev. United Brethren Church will be
held at Mt Bethel church in July 20,
at 8 o'clock p. m. DR.. Miles, superin-
tendent, will preside.
Departmental leaders, secretaries,
treasurers and trustees are expected
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to be present and make reports, Rev.
George w. Simpson, pastor, an
nounced. Stewards for the ensuing
year are to be elected, also the Dele
gate to the annual Conference. The
annual conference will convene in
Clarksbwg, W. Va. early in Soptem-
Ia,,
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LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
Hamilrs Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
rents per copy.
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in the new Dodge Wayfarer you get roominess
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