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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
Heroines of
Jericho to
Celebrate Sunday

New Providence Court No. 129,
Heroines of Jericho, invites all
master masons, Eastern Stars,
Royal Arch, Shriners, Daughters
of Isis, Sublime Princes, Ladies
of the Golden Circle, Heroines of
Jericho, and all members OF the
Masonic Family, and the public
in general to celebrate with its
members at its annual pre-Palm
Sunday celebration. The program
win be held on this Sunday, April
z at 2:30 pm. at the New Provi-
dence Masonic Temple, GAL NV
3rd ave.
Johnnie M. Hill, M. A. M.
Rev. c. H. Hargrett, w. ].
Miss Doretha Payne, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

Ruth) Brown, played their first
game OF a 14-game schedule last
Sunday afternoon in Clewiston.
The seasons opener for the Dod-
gers went to the ClewiSton Giants
8-6. Other games, most OF them
away from home, will see the
Dodgers facing such smuggling out
fits as Savannah, Augusta, VAL
dosta, Thomasville, Lake City
among others in the circuit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

will be $1.O0. All the profits are
to go to Muscular Dystrophy.
Lucille Grimm, well known
teacher in Miami, is staging and
conducting the entire production.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
26 Special Issues to Face
Geauga Voters in November
New Jail, 2 School Issues
Top List on Fall Ballot :,

Middlefield township, for roa-
DIS and bridges, an addition of
2 mills or 10 cents for each
$l00 property valuation for five
years.
Russell township, for the fire
department, an addition of .O075
mill or 7.5 cents on each $10O
valuation for five years.
Russell township, for roads, an
addition of 2 mills or 20 cents
for each $100 property valuation
for five years.
Voters in six Geauga town
ships will have to decide on zon-
ing issues this November. The
townships affected are: MunSon,
Claridon, Huntsburg, Hambden,
Thompson and Chardon.
Local option (liquor) issues
will be voted on in Hambden
and Thompson townships.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
Geauga Kiwanis Plan
Annual Sale This Week

Geauga County Kiwanis Club
members are today pricing and
sorting merchandise to be offer
ed at their 3rd Annual White FL
ephant Sale, to be Wednesday
and Thursday, August IA and
Is, at the All barn, Burton Fair
grounds. George Zakany, Chair
man of the sale, announced that
doors will open at am.
This year we have a huge
selection of items" Mr.. Zakany
stated. There is even an auto
mobile, donated by Spears Mo-
tors, Chardon. Dealers have do
mated interior paint, floor tile,
and number of hardware j.
tens. We will have clothing,
books, kitchenwares, furniture
for all rooms, and plumbing fix
lures. There is a selection Of
radios, televisions, and other ap-
pliances.
All money cleared in the sale
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

will go to the Geauga County
Opportunity school, boys and
girls club work, and to secure
visual care for needy children.
Support of this sale, either
by donations or attendance
means support of worthy causes
here in the county that other
wise may be neglected" said
Howard Ensign, president of the
Geauga KiWanianS. when we
read of so many cases of juv-
emile delinquency, we can only
hope that through the preven-
tive work of boys and girls
clubs we can alliviate the stu
alton here at home"
The Kiwaniannes, women's au-
Hillary to Kiwanis, will assist
with the sale, Mrs. Steven Po-
zone will be in charge of the
bake sale, and Mrs. Clifford
Babcock will direct the refresh
ment stand committee.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
}. Walsh. Orchard Driyd.

P. Walsh, Orchard Drivd.
NEWBURY - Clifford Rovel-
to, Thomas St., Garage; Joseph
Kelbach, Lake View, Garage;
Elmer Blaine, Zenith Dr., Gar
age.
PARKMAN - Joseph Byler,
Rte. 88; Vernon Gates, Rte. 422.
RUSSELL = Franz BoSworth,
Fairmount Rd., Electrical; Eu-
gene Lerz, Rte. 81, Garage; j.
E. Hyatt, Caves Rd., Electrical,
and Plumbing.
THOMPSON - william Haw-
ley, Clay St., Addition; Stephan
Juhas, Sidley Rd., Electrical;
Pearl Patfield, Under Rd., Ad-
dition.
CLARION - Zoning permits
isSI.ed by C!a"tdon Twp during
the month of July .
To Richard Wi.mot, Taylor
Wells Rd, l4cezew.. an "a:
basement.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
Speeth Case Arouses
Controversy Here

tivle on highways in Chardon
and Hambden Townships and
in Chardon Village. He was
picked up by sheriff's Deputy
David Yates on Woodin Hill Rd.
at tbs pm, and confined in
the Geauga County jail until a.
bout 8 am. Sunday morning.
This is about all the two par
ties agree upon.
Sheriff RobuSky said today he
is being charged with driving
while intoxicated, resisting ar
rest and leaving the scene of an
accident. On the latter charge,
the sheriff says he has a sworn
statement from a woman who
claims her car was struck in
the rear by Speeth's car.
Continued on Page 81
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
July Building Permits
Highest Ever in County

The largest number of build
ing permits ever granted dur
ing one month in Geauga Coun-
ty were approved during July
by county building inspector
John A. Baker.
Of the 178 permits granted, SO
were for the construction of new
homes. The total valuation of
the proposed new buildings was
set at ST, ,706, ,O6O.
A total of 81 permits were is
sued for the week ending Aug
uSt 3, with a valuation of $512,-
210. They are:
BAINBRIDGE - Mackenzie
Construction, two Dwellings; S.
L. GlazerS, N. Spring Valley
Dr., 20 dwellings; Jack Yewell,
Park Dr., Garage.
BURTON - Erwin George,
Erwin Drive; Esther Stolte,
HotchkiSs, Addition
CHARDON - Morley Hitch
cock, Chardon-Mentor Rd., Gar
age; Edward Manning, Helmut
Dr., Addition.
CHESTER -. Herbert HirSh,
Caves Rd, Garage; Ray JeSitus,
Ward DR., Addition; Lawrence
McNerney, Caves Rd., Garage;
Al .Veraguth, w. Geauga Trail;
Nick Onyshko, Spruce ST.; Leo
nard Anderson, County L in e;
Marvin Helf, Cedar Road; Ro-
bert Lackow, Caves Rd., Garage
CLARIDON - Russell Haue-
ter, Rte. 608, Garage
HAMBDEN = Frank Piras,
Brakeman, Garage; Jerry Bato-
vec, Rte. 1866, Pl.
MIDDLEFIELD - William O.
tcaSek, Rte. 528, Garage.
MONTVILLE = Louis Schrut-
rum, Rte. 528, garade.
MUNSON - Kenneth Carroll,
Rockhaven Rd.; Al ChriStman,
Eastwood Dr., Remodling; John
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

BURTON-TRoY CD - Har-
riet Foft, Joseph s. Kocisko, Ar
thur Kimpton, Clifford Erikson,
Margaret Dowd.
CARDINAL 90 - John Sud-
yk, Richard A. Moss, Cathryn
A. Moore.
CHARDON (2) - Mary Price,
Fred Rutz, Charles H. Hall, Will
liam L. Carson, Nancy K. Dade,
William E. Scheele.
CLARIDON (2) - Ebert Wells
Robert Christian, Harry Linden.
HAMBDEN (2) - Arthur VIE
land, Nelson Osborne, Erwin w.
Carver.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
3. Chardon Residents
Describe Speeth Arrest

Three Chardon residents saw
Cuyahoga County Commissioner
Henry w. Speeth Saturday ev-
ening. They gave these accounts
of the incident:
FRED AUSTIN, representing
a Cleveland radio and televlslon
station. was in the Sheriff's Of
flee when Speeth was brought
in. He says:
1.-The sheriff and Yates, one
on each side, carried him in.
He struggled at the outside door.
he was so drunk that, If they
hadn't carried him, he would
have fallen flat on his face on
the sidewalk.
"They took his wallet and o.
ther belongings out of his pants
and put him in the cell with the
81 other prisoners. I saw them
put him in there.
"He was so intoxicated that
he couldn't stand up.
"He was not mistreated, that
that / could see. He was treated
as any other prisoner.
HE kept telling them he was
their commissioner. He obvious
lv was confused about where he
was. He must have thought he
was in Cuyahoga County.
when he was released in the
morning, before his wife gave
him a sports shirt he was dress
ed only in bermuda shorts. |
was there in the morning and
saw him. I could notice no
black and blue marks or other
bruises on his body"
WALTER BOOKMAN, Char
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
Geauga Rotary Starts
Nursing Scholarship

The Burton Middlefield Rotary
Club announced a nursing schol-
arShip fund to be granted annual
ly to Geauga county girls inter-
ested in nursing careers.
In collaboration with the &C.
auga County Sheriff's Posse, the
Burton-Middlefield Rotary Club
will stage the "Cavalcade of the
American Horse" at the Burton
Fair grounds Friday and Satur-
day evenings, September 18th
and 14th at 800 pm.
Last year the Geauga County
Sheriff'S Posse assisted the All
Clubs by presentation of the
"Calvalcade" at the Geauga Co
unity Fair. Over $50 performers
and rs horses presented the his
torical, musical drama which de-
lighted over four thousand spec
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

don Police Sargeant:
YATES was bringing him in
just as finished writing Mrs.
Shiffka'S accident report in front
of the Sugar Bush. He was hav-
ing trouble, so l went over and
helped him carry Speeth in. We
had a little trouble.
"Speeth was not sIugged by
Yates or anyone else while /
was there. Yates would have to
get pretty damn mad to slug
anyone, especially someone in
Speeth's ondition. He was
drunk. 1 could smell it on him.
IS p t h w a S Immediately
placed in the cell with 81 other
prisoners. He was telling them
who he was, and that they
couldn't lock him up"
JAMES L. WERNER, Char
don attorney, who rode with the
sheriff to the place where Speeth
was arrested on Woodin Hill
Rd.:
YATES deputy Sheriff David
Yates was putting Speeth in the
seat of the deputy's car when
the sheriff and 1 arrived. Speeth
resisted, and Yates took him by
the shirt and sat him down.
yates took Speeth back to
Chardon, with the sheriff follow
ing in his own car. / took
Speeth's car, dropped the dog
off at the dog pound, and
brought the car uptown.
During the time 1 was there,
no hitting or slugging of the pri-
soner occurred.
He wasn't just drunk = he
was stupid drunk"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

The arrest and confinement of
Cuyahoga County Commissioner
Henry w. Speeth Saturday night
by the Geauga County sheriff's
department has created one of
the most controversial issues to
arise in the county in recent
years.
Charges and counter-charges
have been exchanged by Speeth
and his attorneys, Charles H.
Hall and Edward j. Schweid,
and Geauga County Sheriff Lou
is Robusky and deputies.
Speeth attended a party CIV
en- by Cleveland reStauranteur
Charles E. Rohr Saturday even
ing, at Rohr's country estate
west of Chardon on Rt. 6. He
drove his 1854 Plymouth conver-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
Worthington
Rites Held
Wednesday

Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 2:30 pm. in Char
don's Pilrgim-Christian Church
for Edward L. Worthington, II,
who died Unexpectedly at 6 pm.
Sunday at his home on Hermit
age Rd.
Mr.. Worthington, formerly di-
rector of the Cleveland Health
and Welfare Dept, has most re-
Gently served as chairman of the
Geauga County Red Cross.
He was bon in Mt. Morris, N.
Y. the son of Rev. and Mrs.
William Worthington. He was a
resident of Cleveland for several
years before retiring.
As a youth he went to work
for the Sherwin-WilliamS Co. La
ter he became a bond broker in
the firm of Pillotson and VOL
colt. He then formed his own
brokerage business, operating in
firms known as Worthington-Bel-
lows and Worthington-M Murphy.
Later he resided for many
years in Florida, where he de-
veloped large property in Ven
ice.
Mr.. Worthington devoted much
of his life to the welfare of 9TH
ers. He organized a group that
asided unfortunate men to get
jobs. He was a life trustee of
the YMCA and a member of
Chardon Pilgrim Christian Chur-
ch and the Geauga Artists Assn.
Surviving are his wife; two
sons, Edward E. of Cleveland,
and Randall w. of Chardon; a
sister, Dorothy of New York CT
ty, and a brother, Donald, of
Great harrington Mass.
Burial was in Chardon Center
Cemetery, across from the Wor-
thington home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

AT least 26 special issues will
be voted on by Geauga electors
in November, according to elec-
ton board clerk, Mrs. Beatrice
Van Gorder.
Issues filed include four bond
issues, six township tax levies,
eight school district tax levies,
six township zoning issues and
two local option issues.
School districts have until ear
ly September to file tax levies.
This is the only exception to
the deadline set. at 4 pm. yes
terday.
BOND ISSUES filed with the
board of elections include:
A countrywide issue for $425,
600 for the aquisition of real
estate and the construction of a
building to house the county jail
and county offices, including the
county court, and to provide all
necessary furnishings.
Three school bond issues for
the construction, furnishing and
equiping school buildings. West
Gealfga, $275 200; Chardon, $2l8,
600; Burton-Troy, $303, 500.
SCHOOL TAX LEVIES filed
include:
Burton-Troy, for current expe
nSeS, an additional 3 mills or
80 cents on each 500 valuation
for five years.
Claridon, for current expenses,
a renewal of 4.6 mills and an
increase of a mills making 5
mills or so cents on each $100
valuation for five years.
MunSon, for current expenses,
an additional 3 mills or 80 cents
on each 500 valuation for five
years.
Munson, for current expenses,
an additional 2 mills or 20 cents
for each $10O valuation for one
years.
Newbury, a renewal of 3.6 mill
and an addition of IA mill total
ing S mills for so cents on each
$100 valuation for five years for
current expenses.
Montville, for current expen-
SeS, a renewal of 6.5 mills and
an additional mills totaling 9.5
mills or 95 cents on each $100
valuation for five yars.
West Geauga, for current eX-
penSeS, a renewal of 2.8 mills
and an addition of Az mills total
ing 7 mills or 70 cents on each
$100 property valuation for five
years.
Hambden, for current expen-
ses, an addition of 6 mills or
go for each $100 property valua-
tion for five years.
OTHER TAX LEVIES include:
MunSon township, for the fire
department operation and main
tenance an addition of s. mill or
5 cents on each $100 valuation
for three years. r
Burton township, for general
construction and for conStruc-
tion, resurfacing of roads and
bridges, 3 mills or 80 cents for
each 500 property valuation for
five years.
Chester township, for the fire
department, an addition of 5
mill or 5 cents for each $100
valuation for five years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

tators.
Onl the serious nature of the
Burton-Middlefield Rotary Club
request for funds inspired the
Posse to repeat the highly sue
cesSful show. This years show
has been expanded with more
musical numbers and a larger
cast because Rotary Clubs over
all Northern Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania will be asked to
participate and to send delega-
tionS.
Producer George Holmes has
set the machinery in motion
which will attempt to swell the
Rotary fund by more than SIS ,000
General admission tickets for
the two nights will be ST. each,
with a limited number of box
seats to be $500 per person.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

B. Glaise.
PARKMAN - Trustees: Ches-
ter Warner, F. c. Bidlack, M.
c. Owen; constable: G. L. Min
tern, j. E. Sherwin.
RUSSELL Trustees: Fred
c. Lemr, Herold Koenig; con-
stable: Bernard o. Larsen, Bill
ly DeVoe.
THOMPSON - Trustees: Cor
nelius Benyak, John LauSin, Ea-
ri Stocker.
TROY - Trustees: F. j. Mat
tSon, Edward Carey, Jacob Mil
Ter.
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

KENSTON (2) - Betty Lowe
Button, w. H. Hooker, Eula z.
Aston, Charles F. Irons.
MONTVILLE 90 George
Phillips, Helen Brace, Berton
Beardsley, Arthur Colbow.
MUNSON CD = Forrest Wise,
Ann Ponyik, Alice @. Osborne.
NEWBURY 90 - Harry Gil
lis, william Ward, Howard Kim
ser, Clarence Helfrich, Hanna
Kaye, John F. Lockhart, Paul
F. Kysela.
THOMPSON (3) - Robert d.
Green, Robert Smith, Ralph Low
Continued on Page 81
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

MIDDLEFIELD - Trustees:
F. Nelson McGurer, M. N. Diet
rich.
MONTVmLE = Trustees: Joe
Srp, Steve Donovan, Merl More
house, Merton Beardsley, Milton
Gray; constable: K. A. Peters.
MUNSON = Trustees: B. L.
Matthews, Walter S. Mccormick
Charles A. Poutasse, Roger K.
Emmons; constable: Leonard
Miller, James Smith.
NEWBURY - Trustees: Lee
Bliss, Henry Povolny, Melvin C.
Clifford, Wilton M. Potter, FL
mer NJ. Davis; constable: Emil
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08
Us Candidates Seek Geauga Township Village School Board Posts

A total of ITS candidates filed
their nominating petitions for
election in November in Geauga
county, according to Mrs. Bea-
trlce Van Gorder, election board
clerk.
The number of candidates is
90 less than filed in 1955-the
last time similar election was
held here, Mrs. Van Gorder
said.
Many posts are overflowing
with candidates. In Chardon VIII
lage Is filed to fill six council
eats.
Meanwhile, other places in the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

county will need to have a write
in vote to fill the necessary posts
The IT'S who have filed, along
with the office they seek and
the number of candidates to be
elected, are: .}kfs,,ts,ssfs
COUNTY OFFICES
County Board of Education
CD Mary Corey, Dr.. H. B.
Thomas and Dale McClurgs
County Court JudRss II ~ z
William r. Macdonald Jeanne
P. SchikowSki, Bruce Scott. n
TOWNSHIP OFFICES
(Two township trustees are to
be elected in each township. In
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

some townships one constable is
to be elected. In others the town.
ship trustees have abolished the
office.)
| AUBURN - Trustees: Robert
6. Squire, L. ]. May; constable:
Junior B. LaRue, Carl w. Behn-
Ike.
BAINBRIDGE Trustees:
Walter c. Holley, Donald Helm,
Thomas Seliga, Carl Wanamak-
er.
BURTON - Trustees: Russell
Artwell, James F. Blair, Arm
ond Horwath.
CHARDON - Trustees: Peter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-08

N. Sage, Ned H. Shiflett; con-
stable: James Holloran.
CHESTER - Trustees: John
Richmond, Leonard Cowles, Wal
ter w. Williamson, Robert Lease
constable: John Kota Jr. Bert
Hearn, Neal Pendleton.
CLARIDON - Trustees: Cliff
ford Babcock, Ralph GroSvenor.
HAMBDEM - Trustees: Ben
Babcock, Chester Quaintance, w
H. Mahaffey.
HUNTSBURG - Trustees: I'D
ward Pilarczyk, Paul A. Adams;
constable: Theodore S. Taylor,
Eugene H. Rose.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19

OF civil rights and civil liberties
The iurist. who l. now retired and
lives In New York City. vas
lauded as IAN able. conscientious
public ssrvant fully committed to
the endorsement of constitution
al rights without fear or favor"
His VIGOROUS decisions and firm
urgings." the awards COMMITTEES
said. in the proceedings ehalleng-
ing racial segregation In the pub
Lie schools Of Clarendon county
South Carolina. anticipated the
historic decision OF the U. s.
Supreme Court outlswing such
segregation. Despite vituperation.
threats of assault upon your per-
son and actual assaults upon your
property by extremists.s the CON-
mittee told Judge Wsring. you
continued to.uphold the law As a
Judge and to experss your views
as q citizen"
Previous recipients Of the Ste
phen Wise Awards. which were
established In Isls 10 marx the
18th birthday Of DR.. Wise. In
elude President Harry 8. Trrl
man. Prime Minister David BEN
Gurion Of Israel. Yale university.
Senator Herbert Lehman. the Ma
tionAl Association for ne Adj
vaneemsnt Of colered People. and
others.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19
State Health
Committee Holds
WORKSHOP in Spa

Seventy individuals attended the
Eighth Annual Health Education
Workshop that convened at the
National Baptist hotel and sani-
tarium in Hot Springs during the
period April STA The proposed
study that was begun last year
To develop basic guides for Inn
proving health iesrninsss was
further explored.
The overall purpose Of the 1857
Workshop was: l. To evaluate
the ealits Of the efforts Of the
previous Workshop as indicated
from the data collected and en-
perienees encountered while test
ing out the materials developed
In the previous Workshop. 2. To
further refine and develop these
materials In light Of the findings
In 80 far Is possible. the same
directors and leaders. a well As
participants attending last years
Workshop were brought back
this year.
nnn=E 0VrwDAnR UUnn I'm AW-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19
Judge Waring Recipient 1856 Stephen Wise Award

Dr. Israel Coldsein president Of the American Jewish
Congress- today day) announced that the recipients OF
the Stephen Wise Awards for 1856 viii be Mrs Goda Meir
Foreign Minister of Israeli former Federal Judge wales
Warning the Dropsie college for Hebrew and Cognate Learn
ing Of Philadelphia and oRT the organization for Rehabi-
lslion Through Training
The Awards, each bearing cash value of $1,000 are
presented annually outstanding service the four major
which the late Dr. Stephen Wise. internationally
religious leader and founder Of the American Jewish
Congress- devoted his The four the growth
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19

md development Of Israel: the en-
tenaoa Of civil rights and civil
liberties: the promotion Of Jewish
culture and scholarship: and the
welfare Of the Jewish people. The
vecipients Of the 1855 Awards
we're selected by > COMMITTEES Of
Ieadins citizens. Jewish and non
yewizfh. headed BY Louis M. Ra-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19

bIIloWIIkl InuuztfIdIIsI AID PM
lanthropist Of New York City.
Judge Wsrng. a native Of Char
lesion. South Carolina. who serv-
ed from le42 to 1851 as United
States district judge In the east
ern district Of South Carolina.
was named the recipient Of the
Stephen Wise Award In the area
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-11
Vacation School To Open

Vacation church school will open
Monday morning at 8 o'clock at
St Johns Lutheran church at Red
House under direction of Mrs. FL
len Sanders.
Instructors include Mrs. Mabel
Blamble Mrs. Louise Martin. Mrs.
Ruth Janoske, Mrs. Keith Stahl,
Mrs Virginia Roth, Lois Right,
Mrs Vida Sanders, Mrs Jessie
Bachtel, Carolyn Bachtel, Mrs.
Margaret McWilliams. Mrs. Mil
dred Shaffer, Carolyn Rolfe. San
dra Wotring, Mary Wotring, Al
media Hauser, JoAnn Bachtel Mrs.
Alice Ann Ridder Marilyn Sanders.
Mrs Helen Rem is secretary and
Mrs. Louise Martin is pianist. Mrs.
Celia Saunders is in charge of re
freshments and Baity Ridder is in
charge of transportation. Over 100
young people are expected to at
tend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-11
Eight Births Occur

Eight births occurred at the Gar.
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the week, four
boys and four girls
On the 4th a son to Mr. and Mrs
Clifford P Kelly Terra Alta; q
daughter to Mr. and Mrs James D
Foy Crellin.
On the 5th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Burl Z. Dewitt, Oakland
a daughter TO Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Dewitt. Friendsville.
On the 9th son to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert N. Lantz, Lavonia Mich.
On the 7th a son to Mr. and Mrs
Larry d. Sidebottom, Oakland.
On the 10th a son to Mr. and Mrs
John William Poole, Mt Storm; ,
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Claw,
l.. Sisler, Sang Run.
During the week the hospita
admitted 80 patients and dis
charged 40. Census this morninl
was 40.