The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-26
INDUCTION CALL
ON DECEMBER 3
TO TAKEFORTY
viii Go to Baltimore Induction
StatiOn-Another Call of As
Scheduled Later This Month

The names of forty young men
from Garrett county who are being
called for induction on Thursday,
December 3, were announced this
week by the county draft board This
is the first of two calls for December,
another one for 45 men being SEIZED.
uled for later in the month.
These men will 90 to the Baltimore
induction station for final physical
examination prior to becoming men,
/ Der of the armed forces.
I, The list is as follows:
Howard Wayne Bucklcw. Oakland
Louis Edward Mallau. Accident
Rex Edison Deems g.. Mt. Lake Park
Simon Peter Wiley. Jennings
Clarence Solmon Beckman, Deer Park
Charles Harrison Mitter, Bloomington
John Henry Kloepfel. ....... Oakland
John William Maroney. ..... Oakland
Wade Clarence Article. .Friendsvillc
Harvey Michaels ...... .Friendsville
Sp1I EhNbOlI IIIllCDdUSlI. Oakland
John Henry Long .......Deer Park
Melvin David Sisler. Mt. Lake Park
Bril- Manning Polling ....... Oakland
Oscar w. Fazenbaker. .... Swanton
Howard Bryant Jones. ...... Oakland
Lyal Griffith Oakland
Erwin Ross Grove Oakland
Darrell Vester Gnegy. ....... Oakland
Ercil Raymond Park ......... Crellm
Frederick Paul Sisler. e.. .Friendsvillc
Marco Simon Nance. ........ Oakland
Todd Springer Silbaugh. .Fricndsvillc
Charles Earl Miller. Bloomington
Burl Lester Secrist. ........ SwantOn
Riley Nerna Wilt .......... Swanton
Robert Edward Shaffer. 49,. Oakland
Lewis Alcnder Purncll. ..... Oakland
| Walter Reed Deer Park
James VIM. Sweitzcr. Mt Lake Park
George Milton Bowman. $50. McHenry
Bruiner P, Repetsky. .....K empton
Howard Leslie Davis ....... .Swanton
Asa Ray Friend ..........Dee Park
! Orville Gearld Hershman. -. Hutton
John Wade HENDERSON. Friendsville
Charles William Baker. .FriendsvilIe
Clarence Wesley Grove. Westernport
! Wallace Tasker. ......... Kingwood
Richard Maxwell Bernard Deer Park
Fifty-seven Accepted
Fifty-scvcn out of the seventy
who left last Friday for the induction
station were accepted. Ten of the
number including Kenneth Lawton,
Oakland, went directly into the serv-
ice, and the local draft board had no
list of the other nine.
The remaining forty-sevcn returned
home for weeks leave prior to being
sent to Camp Lee, Va, next Friday.
Those who will leave next Friday
include Harold Lewis, Jr., Glenn r.
Article, Cecil f. Ross, Stephen J. Jor-
dan, Wallace B. Davis, Earl r. Wilson,
Joseph w. Kennel, Howard G. King,
Marshall L. Broadwatcr, William c.
Kreyenbuhl, Paul c. Slaubaugh, Ed
ward L. Kiser, Robert +. Davis, Adam
P Repetsky, Steve D. White, Claude
H. Paugh, Paul E. Stcycr, Daniel 0.
Meyers, Clyde L. Hetrick, Erwin L.
Kitzmillcr.
MAYA d. Speichcr, Paul McCrobie,
Gilbert f. Friend, Ernest X. Hauser,
Oscar Walls, Sydney NJ. Ryland, Will
liam Haburiak, Lyle W. Paugh Harry
D. Tranum, Jerome f. Phillips, George
r. Bach, James f. George, David L.
Yommer Clayton M. Smith, Frank G.
Bruckey, Charles D. Brant, Paul +.
Stark, Shirley Wright, Lon L. Spiker,
Frank f. Bowser, Philip H. Filsinger,
Ode A. Savage, Franklin d. Friend,
Arley 0. Whctsell, James S. Edwards,
Elmer Snyder, and Roy K. Broad
water.