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THURSDAY, DECEMRER 12, 1963
Pal:land Persondals
Mike Cook returned to Washing
ton, D. C., on Tuesday after spend
ing some time here, .
Mrs. Franklin Ruesegger, Pen
nington street, is spending some
time in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mahaffey and
Mrs, William E. Beckman were re
ceived into membership at St.
Mark's Lutheran church Sunday
morning by letters of transfer.
T. W. Ashby, who has been at
the home of his niece, Mrs. Earl
Evans, for the past couple of
months, has gone to Webster, Fla.,
where he will spend the winter, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glade re-!
turned to their home at Falls‘
Church, Va., after Mrs. Glade had
visited here with her parents, M.
and Mrs. Harry Stemple, Center
sireet, !
Jay Beil, Donald Friend, Robert
Ault and Stanley Callis, one of the
harbershopper quartets, provided
the program for the weekly meet- |
ing of the Oakland Rotary club
last Friday evening. They are!
known as the Tune Tumblers.
The regular monthly meeting of
Chapter No. 67, Order of Easternx
Star will be held at the lodge |
recoms, Tuesday, December 17. Ati
that time there will be election of |
officers and a short Christmas%
program will be presented. i
Willard 1. Hawkins, county su-|
perintendent of schools, was the |
speaker at a meeting of the Alle- |
gany county council of Parents and |
Teachers, one evening last wcek.l
He spoke on his analysis of Swe- |
dish and American schools. l
At a recent banquet honoring the
Varsity and Junior Varsity foot- |
ball players at Fishburn Mililary‘
school, Waynesboro, Va., cadet G.:
Joseph Kerins, 111, received his’
varsity letter. He was startingl
tackle on offense and defense, and
Coach Phil Marshall said he did'
“a g¢great job at both pcesitions™. !
i
Shriners attending the Ali Ghzml
fall ceremonial from this vicinity!
included Paul B. Naylor, Mel‘lcl
Willard, David Walter, Harold |
Harned and Melvin Kesner. Candi-'
datggwincluded John Wolf, William
Ashby and Harold Ashby. The
ceremonial was held in Cumber
land on December 7.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Liller and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roth
went to Pittsburgh Sunday where
Mrs. Roth continued by plane fur‘
Fort Knox, Ky., to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Capt. and '
Mirs. Jack Roth. A daughter was
born this past week to Capt. und‘
Mrs. Roth. I
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoffman and
two children, Bel Air; Mr. and Mrs.i
Paul V. Fleming, Fairmont, W.!
Va: Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kah! and |
two children, L.aVale; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kahl and three children,
Eckhart Mines, and Walter Kahl
vere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl F. Kahl at their Deep Creek
lake cottage on Sunday. 1
TO THE
CORNERSTONE LAYING
OF THE |
NEW FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING
Being Erected On
SECOND STREET
IN CAKLAND., MARYLAND
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14
AT 3:00 P. M.
Hon. ). Glenn Beali, U. S. Senator, will officiate
at the ceremonies.
Music by Southern Higk Baud, directed by Glenn
W, Patterson.
J
Doun't Miis JE!
-l Miss Marion Leary, Center street,
- is visiting with Mrs. Margaret
!'l‘m\'nshond of Washington, D. C.
-’ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matecr, Jr.,
[formerly of N. Bradley lane, moved
into their new home south of
l Oakland, on Thanksgiving day.
. Mi. and Mrs. William Faherty,
1 Frostburg, spent the week-end with
/1 the latter’s father, Floyd L. Wensel,
south of town.
| Darvin Sanders, Eastlake, 0.,
| visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
';.lamcs Sanders, Fingerboard road,
yover the week-end.
Geerge E. Coddington, grand
vice chance lor of the Knights of
| Pythias of Maryland, was among
those attending a lodge function al
Lonaconing one evening lasi week.
‘ W. Brooks Hamilton, Jr., of Oak
fland, recently sold an Aberdeen-
Angus bull to George and Mary
IA, Shaffer, Rowlesburg, W. Va. |
’ Mrs. Edwin Blaker and (luugh-i
{ ters, Keyser, W. Va., visited the
;former's father-in-law, Mr. Earl
! Blaker, who is now at the Cuppett
Weeks Nursing Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riley moved
linto their new home on Wilsun‘;
i street the day before Thanksgiving. |
Elt had becn in the process of con
| struction for the past scvorull
jmonths. i
| The girls of the Monte Vista 4H.
{ Club are going to Cumberland this |
ISaturday for a roller skating party. z
lEach girl is to bring a guest. Mrs. |
|Ross Crowe and Mrs. Taft Qursler
lwill chaperone. l
' Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones, of%
IColumbus, 0., have returned 10!
their home after having visiicd;
| their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. |
‘and Mrs. Marvin Jones and chi)-i
tdren, in Mt. Lake Park. ‘
’ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns,|
|Alder Street and family traveled !
|lust week-end to Saltsburg, Pa.,
lto visit with Mr. Johns’ p:n-('nls.t
EMr. and Mrs. Raymond Johns.
l'l’hey returned on Sunday.
! Mrs. Leburn Mpyers and four
Ichildren plan to leave bhere Fri
| day for their new home at 21
’Munor road, Livingston, N. J. Her
husband was a former principal of
the Crellin School. Mrs. Myers and |
chiidren had spent the sumnwrl
| months in Mt. Lake Park. |
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscarg
Lee, in Mt. Lake Park, over the |
week included Mr. and Mrs. George E
|Lcc, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Edgar, |
,Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brant, Orrville, l
.O.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bo]yardi
and son, Kingwood; Mr. and Mrs.
‘Mason Paugh, Mt. Lake Park; Mrs. |
lJoy Tressier, Oakland. |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Na_v!or.'
lWi!son street, entertained with a
birthday dinner for Mrs. Mason
|Glotfehy on Sunday, December 8,
at Cornish Manor. Nine guesis
were present. They included Mr.
Mascn Glotfelty, Mrs. Marg’,:\rct’
Castee!, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Bar- |
rick, Kitzmiller, Mrs. Frederick
{ Thayer, and Mr. Gordon Mealy.
' Returns From Meeting
i Dr. E. I. Baumgartner returned
}ln Oakland Monday from Portland,
| Oregon, where he attended a meet
;ing’ of the Council on Post Gradu
: ate Assembly of the American
‘!Mv(li(-ul Association. This council
EM‘ which Dr. Baumgartner is a
.{membm- is composed of nine per
| sons who are charged with the
| responsibility of the Scientific por
tion of the two yearly meetings of
the Association as we!l as other
| Post-Graduate education activities.
i'l‘hv meeting of the Council was
'thvld in conjunction with the An
i nual Clinical Session of the Medi
,'c:nl Association. Following the
lclosp of the Portland Asscmbly Dr.
,:‘Baum,qzn'!nm- spent two davs in
lSan Francisco where he conferred
;\\'ith members of the local plainning
| commitice for the 1964 Annual Ses
gs,mn which will be heid in San
| Francisco in June.
j —_—
| Mrs. Fred Brown returned to
| Cumberland last evening after hav
ing spent several wecks here with
|‘hm' sister, Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle.
{
E Sunday Church School officers
{ut St. John's Lutheran, Red House,
| were elected last weck and in
%clud'cd Eugene Flinn, adult supei
intendent; Baity Ridder, assistant;
Mrs. Mildred Shaffer, children’s
| superintendent; Mrs. Florence Rid
i(lcr. assistant; Donna Lee Shaffer,
isccl'(‘uu'_\': Mrs. Barbara Flinn,
! treasurer.
| P el
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- |Pharmacist
! =& ‘!‘ri “‘wfi
- | Message g
l el §F
!‘ By Robt. E. “Bob” Proudfoct, R.ph.
|
| The home medicine cabinet
t provides a great source of re
| lief for many ailments, but it
! can, if unwisely maintained,
! cause no small amount ot grief.
] Unfortunately, some cabinets
| hold poisonous articies within
the reach of small, curious
hands. Then, too, there is al
ways the likelibood that an
adult will carelessly or acci
dentally pick up a wrong bot
tle and we have the making of
an unfortunate accident.
i If there are youngsters in the
household, be carefu! where vou
’ store drugs, candy-coated as
pirin and household poisons. As
\ for the adults, make it a prac
l tice to read labels carefully
wien seeking relief in the medi
| cine cabinet.
! 1t is a good idea. also, to make
1 it a2 practice 1o trade A&t
| PROUDFOOT'S OAKLAND
i PHARMACY. In n(_ldi!.i(-.n fo o
i complete prescription depart
-1 ment there i.x? a ia:"u-vsumu'ws
section carrying Lanvin, Coty,
Chanel and Max Facior Cos
’ metics and Russell Stover can
i dies and IHallmark Greeting
| Cards at PROUDFOOT'S OAK
LAND PHARMACY, 106 South
' 2nd Street, phone [phone].
——
THIS WEEK’S HOUSEHOLD
HINT: Note to handymen paint
ers: When you finish a paint
ing chore, place a rubber band
| around the can at the level of
! the remaining paint. For the
next job you won’t have te open
I the can to see what is left.
THE REPUBLICAN, OAKLAND, MARYLAND,
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(past week at Garrett County T\ll'-I;
morial hospital, three girls and one |
boy. {
On the 6th a daughter to Mr. and l
Mrs. Robert Wayne Whitacre, Kitz- | -
miller. #
On the stn a daughter to Mr. :mdi
Mrs Robert Dean Kisner., route 2,11
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Oakland: a son to Mr. and Myrs.
Charles Camden Cosner, Mt,
Storm, W. Va.
On the 16th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Rayvmond Allen Stanley
Tichnell, Swanton. I
During the week the hospital ad
mitted 37 patients and discharged
a7. Census this morning was 37,
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A Senate tax cui approval cm‘ly|
in 1964 was forecast. |
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{ BITTINGER |
Mrs. James Glotfelty entertained !
Etvn members of the llumumakcrsl
club, recently. Mrs. Lawrence Brvn-l
neman presented the topie, “Silver
ware—lts Use and Care”. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fread and
Herbert Beitzel, Canton, 0., and
Paul Beitzel, Philadelphia, were!
i recent visitors of their mnthor.!
| Mrs. Leah Beitzel. |
i Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neslinel
?:.nd family, Baltimore, spent .s‘vvor-'
’ul days last week with their par-|
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Buck
el
, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beitzel and
Ruth Ann, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Brenneman and family, Sun
day evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brenneman
’:md family were Sunday dinner
lguests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
| Brenneman,
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PAGE FIVE
I Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle left yes
i terday for Woodstown, N. J., where
she will spend the winter months
with hep son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Hoffman.
' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gower are
leaving today for Baltimore where
they will visit their two sons,
lernm'(l Gower and Harold Gower,
a'so a niece, Mrs. Vera Collins, un
i s . X A
il after Christmas.