The Republican., 1962-08-02

The Mayor and Town Council OF
Oakland will have their August
session next Monday evening, Au-
gust 6, in the council chamber.
The third annual Wrightsman re
union will be held at Harrington
Manor on Sunday, August >
Friends and relatives are invited
Miss Della Hughes, Pittsburgh
Pa, visited Misses Rosalie and
ELENA Pendergast recently. She al
so visited Mrs. j. E Pendergast in
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Sharps
and family returned to their home
in the Park on Sunday after :
vacation of two weeks at LeWes
Del.
Young Adults of St Johns Lu
theran church at Red House viii
have a shrimp fry at the Horse
Shoe Run Wildlife park on FRIDAY
evening at 7 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer hava
moved most of their furniture tC
heir new home on Underwood
road. and plan to occupy the
home within a week or two.
Linda Zimmerman returned
home last Saturday morning after
a months walton with her uncls
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Darwin 6
Sanders and sons, Eastlake. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Canova and
sons. Adelphi, Md; Mr. and Mrs
Robert Porter and children. Ypsi-
lanti. Mich. are vacationing at the
Wenzel cottage, Deep Creek Lake
this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Turney remains
a surgical patient in Garrett COun-
ty Memorial hospital having en-.
tered that institution last Thurs
day. She underwent major surgery
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Schmidt re-
turned home on Friday after visit
ing their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortney Tasker ol
Tacoma, Washington While there
they attended the Seattle World
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Shaffer anG
daughters Julie, Sherry and Linda
of Coral City, Fla, are spendins
two weeks here with the former.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller
Reckert and family, and other rela
tives.
Fred A Thayer, Harold AshbE
Allen Naylor and Homer L. Bennett
were on a deep sea fishing trip al
Ocean City over the weekend
Ashby succeeded in snaring ;
seven-foot Marlin after a tWo-hOul
battle. Thayer and Bennett eacr
got six-foot Martins which they
tagged and returned to the sea
Cpl. Henry L. McRObie, stationed
with the U. S. Marine Corps a
Camp LeJeune, N. c.. is spend
ing two weeks with his mother
Mrs. Mary McRobie Cpl McRobi'
who has spent the past four year.
with the Marine Corps will be
released this fall and will enter
Frostburg State Teachers College
David Walter, Jr, Bethel Park
Pa. spent a few hours in Oakland
Sunday afternoon where he visited
his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Turney
hospital patient, and other mem
bers of the family at their home
on 9th street. Also visiting at the
Walter home and Mrs. Turney were
Lewis Walter, Baltimore; Mrs. Will
liam Archer, FINLEY Park, Ill; Mi
and Mrs. Ben Brown and daughter
Beth, Wilmington, Del.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Simmons
and four sons. who had been re-
siding with Mrs. Simmons father
julius B. Littman, for several
/, weeks. left Sunday for Pittsburgh
where they were scheduled to fly
by Jet to California and thence to
Manila, Philippine Islands, where
the former will continue his work
with the United States government
They had returned several months
ago from Ethiopia, Africa where
Mr.. Simmons had been assigned
for several years.
Miss Deborah Kern of Mountain
Lake Park, participated last week
in the third annual West Virginia
Wesleyan College summer music
camp for high school musicians a
Buckhannon. The Southern High
School student studied music
literature and played with the
slxty-piece camp band. She plays The
clarinet The band practiced daily
under the direction of Dr. Donald E