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Evening star., 1960-10-09
900 q KLoNDIKE.

Adventure. Premiere Series based on
the great gold rush in the Yukon Terri
tory at the turn of the century. Joi
Lansing, Ralph Jaeger. Mari Blanchard
and James coburn costar
q PANIC.
Drama "The VieiIantes"
q DANNY THOMAS SHOW.
Comedy. Danny believes he has a genius
on his hands when his son Rusty pops
up with an all "A" report card.
70 @ DANTE.
Mystery Adventure. "opening Night"
Several unlimited guests come close to
running the gala opening of Dante's
sophisticated night sCIub. Howard Duff
as Dante. Alan Mowbray, Tom D'Andrea.
@ BIG STORY.
Drama viii Death Do Us Part"
q ADVENTURES IN PARADISE.
Adventure. l Hour. "The Intruders."
Booked as passengers aboard the schooner
are a prim island missionary ELSA Lam
chester) and two French policemen
searching for a long wanted prisoner
(ceciI KeIIaway) James Holden.
q THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW.
Comedy When a dangerous criminal
heads for Mayberry Sheriff Taylor ANDY
offers few lessons to State troopers on
smaII-town police methods
10 q BARBARA STANWYCK SHOW.
Drama "Discreet Deception" A theat-
ricaI producer barbara StanwycD is
dangerously attracted to the handsome
married brother of her late husband.
q ROUGH RIDERS.
Western. Kent Taylor stars.
a HENNESEY.
Comedy. Hennesey Jackie Cooper tackles
one of the toughest assignments Of his
career when Capt. Shafer orders him to
examine an aiIing chaplain who doesn't
want to retire. Cecil KeIIawy.
30 "a Jackpot BOWL ING,
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Adventure. Premiere. Series based on
the great gold rush in the Yukon Terri
tory at the turn of the century. Joi
Lansing, Ralph Jaeger, Mari Blanchard
and James Coburn costar
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-13
Handieraft NeedIework Show

Different types of handicraft and
needlework will be on display in the
Lalonde Hotel ballroom Friday, April
22. Many of the items shown will be for
sale. Organizations and individuals
are invited to bring their handicrafts
to this showing and sale.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-13
NO SLEEP
ENDURANCE TEST

There will be booth with large window i'm it on
Central Avenue in which or more men will COM
pete to see who can stay awake the longest They
will have all the comforts of home EXCEPT A
PLACE TO SLEEP! A prize will be awarded to
the person who guesses which man stays awake
the longest and for how long.
WILL THEY SET NEW RECORD?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Local Swimmers in YWCA Exhibit

Seven Montgomery County
swimmers will be among per-
formers in the annual spring
show of the Aqua-Aces, syn
chronized swim club of the Dis
trict of Columbia YWCA, Satur-
day and Sunday at $3.50 pm. at
the YWCA pool 18th and K sts.,
NV.
The local participants will in
clude Virginia Packet, 1926
Pinecrest cir, Silver Spring;
Jane Boskoff, 3415 Cummings
Ia, Chevy Chase; Catherine H.
Eberly, 9014 Flower ave., Silver
Spring; Elizabeth Anne Kam-
arck, 7013 Meadow Ia, Chevy
Chase; Betty Brown, 3411 Ray.
mond St, Chevy Chase; Mana
Lang, 3811 Iverness dr., N.
Chevy Chase, and Dorothy
Bailey, 5217 Elsmire ave., Be-
thesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Grill Wins Two
Leads County
SoffbuN Loop

The Original Charcoal Grill
won two games, ISL and 14-3,
to take an early lead in the
Montgomery County Adult Soft
ball League.
The Grill battered Jackie
Thompson of Hilton Charles
Corp. on Monday and came
back to stomp the Silver Spring
Billiards on Wednesday as ice
Cav picked up the win.
Only other team to play two
games was Vitro. Vitro won
over Emertron, Inc, 2-1 as Hal
Apologize tossed a two-hitter.
Grant Ramsey was the loser.
Emertron had the tying run on
second in the last inning but
Apologize struck out the last
batter to assure the win. Bat
terry "B" jumped on Les Bonde
for six runs in the first inning
before Apologize relieved, but
Vitro fought back to gain a II
tie before the game was called
because of darkness.
Emertron lost 5-3 to Mems
Clarke later in the week as Ray
Meyer gave up seven hits in
absorbing the loss. Grant Ram
sey pitched the last three
innings and famed six of the
nine he faced.
5000 Grill won over North Be.
thesda AC. TO, as John Byrd
pitched five-hitter. Mullineaux
also pitched a five-hitter but
lost, Jim Burns had a two-run
homer for the winners and
Jack Glenn had two-run
homer for the losers.
Jack Roberts hurled a 2-hit
shutout as Ivy. Smith defeated
Hilton Charles, 60. Bob Butler
was the loser. Rockville Cham
Der of Commerce blasted to a
1873 win over Colorado
Caterers and Thompson's Res
taurant won by forfeit over
Shannon's Auto Body.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Unbeaton Six Top
Wheaton SoftbaII

Six teams remain unbeaten
and tied for first after the first
two games in the Wheaton
Church Softball League.
st. GATHERINGS, Wheato n
Presbyterian, st. Johns Luth-
eran, st. Jude's and st. PauPs
Methodist, hold the top spot.
Montrose Baptist lost S-5 to
st. GATHERINGS, but not with
out pulling off the first triple
play Of the season. With run
ners on first and third with
nobody out hot line drive was
speared by third baseman Buster
Reese. Reese stepped on the
bag and fired to first baseman
Rev. Bob Crowley for the triple
killing.
Duffy, Barry and Wheate hit
home runs as st. Jude's blasted
st. Mary's Episcopal, 1928. In
another Suggest, home runs by
Dave Powell and pitcher Kenny
Laverne featured st. Paups Is
ID win over Glenmont Meth
odist. Defending champion St.
Johns Lutheran won a 10 for
felt over Resurrection-C Crusader
Lutheran.
Keith Jackson hit a solo
homer as Veirs Mill Baptist won
over Hughes Methodist, rs.
Wheaton Presbyterian defeated
MILAN Methodist, 11-9 and
Glenmont Methodist stoppe d
Resurrection Crusader Lutheran
1876 in other games.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
II Homers Start
Acc SoftbaII

The three opening round
games in the Atomic Energy
Commissions slow pitch soft
ball league at Germantown last
week produced a barrage of
home runs into the left field
heliport and provided an indi-
cation that pitchers will have to
develop special strategy, espe-
cially for windy days.
A 220-foot swat to left field
now puts the ball into the
fenced heliport for a home run.
All told, there We're II circuit
clouts in the three games, IL
Of which landed in the heliport.
The Productio n Founders
scored in every inning in their
decisive, 1863, victory over the
Reactor Development Dandies.
Ted Yakimchchick and George
Clayton swatted home runs for
the winners. Clayton also con-
nected for two triples and a
single.
The Security Slickers over.
came a 80 deficit by scoring
four times In the fourth and
went on to a rs win over the
DINA Bombers. DINA almost
pulled even in the bottom of
the seventh but they left three
men stranded on the bases as
the game ended. Ernie Ferullo
and Gordon Ihmle had homers
for Security and Keith Davy
for DINA
Seven home runs featured
the GSA Terrors' 1876 wind
blown victory over the Head
quarters Services Buns. Tom
Zealand hit one for the Buns,
and Bill Cooper, Glenn sum-
Iners, Ray Poole, Henry George
and Siam Vetula connected for
The Terrors, Vetula getting a
pair. The Terrors scored six
times in the third, three coming
from home runs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
St. GATHERINGS
Leads Peewees

The two st. GATHERINGS
teams, the Blues and Whites,
lead the Montgomery Peewee
League after three weeks of
play.
The Blues defeated Oakview,
7-6. as John McDonald's two
run double knocked in the
tying and winning runs to give
Mike Ritter the win. Mike Kill
coyrne started and gave up four
runs in the first two innings.
John DeSimone slashed a
two-run triple to score what
proved to be the winning runs
to give the Whites a 1873 win
over Hillandale. Jimmy Den
man was the winner.
Catcher George Kravaretis
scored two doubles and had a
perfect day for four trips to the
plate to lead Colesville Manor
over Wheaton Hardware, 20-l4.
Ricky Pattie was the winning
pitcher. Mike Rallison had a
grand-slam homer for the
losers.
In other games last week,
Oakview defeated Walter Reed,
1872; Smiths ESQ topped Coles
vile, 6-3, and Walter Reed
stopped Hillandale, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Surprise Romp
In Bi-County
Proves Depth
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

After an amazingly easy
romp to the Bi-County track
title last Saturday, Montgomery
Blair should have little trouble
in adding the Montgomery
County Glass "a" track cham
pionship. The track and field
championship will be held at
Walter Johnson High starting
at / pm. tomorrow.
The meet had originally been
scheduled for Saturday but a
conflict with the college board
exams forced county officials to
move the meet ahead one day.
The Blazers broke arch.rival
bees hold on suburban Mary
land track laurels with a bang
last week. The Blazers raced to
a whopping 1872 points and
scored in every event but one.
Jeff O'Neil accounted for
221s points of the Blazer total
with record victories in both
hurdles and a leg on the win
ming mile relay team. When
Blair took the mile relay it was
the first time that bees mile
relay team had been bested in
several years.
Four new records were set in
the meet and O'Neil accounted
for two of them. O'Neil clipped
S of a second from the 120-yard
high hurdles mark set by
Merryman of Northwestern last
year. In the 180-yard low
hurdles he clipped IL seconds
from Bob Berth of B-CCs rec
ord set last year. John Kelly
of Richard Montgomery added
81 inches to the two-year-old
pole vault record at 11-feet-5A.
This was still short of Kelly's
own personal record of 12-feet-2
set at the Northwood invitation
ell last season. John Murdoch
of Walter Johnson added Az
inches to his own record of 81.
feet4 set last year.
This is the third time In the
seven years of the meets exist
enec that Montgomery Blair
has won. The Blazers won in
IS and Sc. B-CC had won for
the last three consecutive years.
Strangely enough, despite
Blair's staggering point total,
the Blazers won only five
events Of the Is. 1t was depth
rather than individual stars that
made the difference.
With the Prince Georges en-
tries, who took two firsts, miss
ing in the county meet the Blair
depth Is likely to count even
more heavily.
In winning, Blair notched its
second bi county title of the
year. Blair was co-champion
along with Richard Montgom-
cry in the bi-county football
league.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Two No-Hiffers
Extra Innings
Mark PeeWees

The Rockville Peewe e
league got into full swing
last Saturday with two no
hitters and two extra inning
games.
Bobby Peters pitched no-hit-
ter as Wire Hardware picked
up its second win of the season
by defeating Macs ESQ, go.
Jimmy Zimmerman twirled a
no-hitter as Rotary downed
West Kiwanis, 1873. Walks led
to the Kiwanis runs. Ronnie o.
borne had a triple for the win
ners.
The Jaycees defeated BealTs
ESQ, 11-8, in four extra innings.
Pitcher Denny Schrider's three
run triple in the top of the
ninth drove in the winning runs.
Bernie Pemberton and Ad-
kins preceded Schriber to the
mound. Denny took over in the
fifth with the score tied 8-8
and struck out nine. In the
last of the ninth, he walked his
only man with one out. Robin
son then popped out to Adkins
who threw to first for the dou-
BILE play that ended the game.
Schrider with four-for.six,
George Shannon with five-for-
six, and Pemberton with three
for-five were the leading bat
tiers for the winners. Robinson
had two-for-five for the losers.
Kline was the losing pitcher.
Errors Hurt Civitan
F. o. Day defeated Civitan,
las. as Paul Sato got credit for
the win. Roody Vincent had
three-for-three including two
homers and scored three runs
for the winners. Baine, pitched
a good game for the losers, but
errors doomed the Civitan nine.
Ed Flemming shutout r. L.
Smith for the Optimists. Ed
also blasted three doubles as
the Optimists raked Smith
pitchers for 10 runs.
Morris Kamfer threw out the
first ball in the dedication of
Kamfer Field just west of town.
Then, st. Mary's proceeded to
thump East Kiwanis, IT'S. St.
Mary's pounded out II hits with
Bobby Spencer, Jim Dumbrosky
leading the parade with two
the win on a four-hitter, while
hits each. Mike Cassidy got
Jose Evans was tagged with the
loss.
Twinbrook Sports scored nine
runs in the first inning and
went on to defeat Dudney, 17-11.
Gary Kaiser and Wayne Harne
combined to pitch Twinbrook to
the win. Dave Jennings was
charged with the loss. Roger
Manuel hit a three-run homer
and had three hits to lead the
winners. Mike Lomax also had
three hits.
Potomac won over Mark
Motors, "a, despite Kenny En-
gelmier's II strikeouts for the
losers. Carr scored the win.
ming run after two extra in.
nings. Kay was the winning
pitcher. Robert Veenstra had
two doubles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
School Officers Named

Ron Bogley has been elected
president of the student coun-
Gil at Montgomery Blair High
School for next year. Othe r
officers are Frank Fioramonti,
vice president; Nicely Holmead,
secretary; Tom Wilson, treas
urer, and Paul Kirby, chief
justice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

and Mike Mulliken of the win
ners and George Ballman of the
losers.
kiwanis broke into the win
column by downing Business
men, al.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

son, Of Youngstown, o.. and Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Schlossnagle
and daughters. of Fricndsville,
were Saturday evening visitors of
nlr and Mrs. larry Scggic and
family.
Mrs. Marion AXton and son Da-
yid, Waynesburp, visited Nh and
Mrs Aubrau Bryant, Monday and
Tuesday
MI. and Mrs. William Bethel
and family we're Sunday evening
dinner visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Beckman
Mrs. Raymond Kahl returned to
her home on Thursday after being
patient in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital for three weeks.
Josie Greer returned to his home
on Saturday after being a patient
at the Meyersdale hospital.
Mrs. Harvey Article was hOnored
with surprise birthday party at
her home last Monday evening.
Guests included Mrs. Harry Guth-
RE and son, Mrs. Danny Article
and sons, Mr. and Mrs William
Firestone, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Savage, Charles Nedrow, Mrs.
James Uphold and children, Mrs
Hobert Griffith and Debbie Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

Cakes were donated by Mrs.
George Stuck and Mrs. H. Rob
ert Gibson which were shaped as
a football and a football field.
Mrs Stuck and Mrs. Chester Mos
ser also acted as hostesses along
with Mr. and Mrs. William Wat
son and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Johns.
Patty Bowman, who was Mos
ser's date for the evening, was
the queen
Varsity Squad Named
Southern's 19G0-61 basketball
team will be composed of Ronnie
Colaw, Dick Stuck. Wally Bolyard,
Jerry DiSimone. Brenton Propst,
Ken Jones, Bob Thrasher, Sonny
Riggs, Dave Burdtck, and jim
Craig. it was announced by Mr.
Carl Schoonover, head basketball
coach.
Ron Wotring, Porter WEIGH,
Lindsay Gender and Andy Lewis
will alternate on the varsity squad
with the remaining time spent on
the junior varsity
Deer Hunting Policy
Students were given a two-day
excused absence from their stud
les this week to deer hunt if they
had not missed a day of school
this year.
If one day or more was missed
previous to this time a student
was allowed only one day of eX-
cused absence to hunt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
Accident Personals

from Anchorage, Alaska, are now
residing at Salisbury Md They
spent THANKSGIVING with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy c. Turncy.
Blaine FazenbakCr and NObby
EnglC, Clinton. Nd. were deer
hunting on Saturday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas L. Fazcnbalicr.
Peggy BOWscr was an overnight
eucst Of Susan Seggie on Wcdncs-
day.
Mrs. Blaine Friend, Mrs. Paul
Smith, Mrs. William Herring and
Mrs. Harry Seggie attended a
meeting held at Deep Creek lodge
on Thursday and Friday dealing
with sanitation and health.
Sunday afternoon and evening
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Josie
Groer were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Miller, Mae Schroyer, Fred Bow
scr and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Frazee
and daughter.
Carl M2zer of Washington, d. c.,
is spending several days with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, Of
HagerstoWn, are spending some
time with Mrs Ada Kahl.
Walter Wicklow Of Waynesburg.
Pa, spent Monday and Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schroyer
and Ronald we're Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
w. jenkins and family Of SWanton.
Sunday visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Article and children were Ron
aid Article, Of Markleyskurg; Mr..
and Mrs. Garland jenkins. of
Friendsyile: Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old jenkins. and Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas l.. FaZenbaker.
Mrs. Harold jenkins, Mrs. Car
land jenkins and Mrs. Ray Article
visited Mrs. Raymond Kahl and
Mrs. Ida Fratz and other patients
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, Thursday.
Naomi Jane Dixon returned
home after spending several weeks
with relatives in Frostburg.
Edward Georg is spending sever
al days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Georg,
Rodney GlOtfelty, Of Bittinger,
was Thursday overnight guest of
George Scggie
MI and Mrs. c. F. Fearer and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

Have You Had the Measles" and
The Rock and Rowell Noel arc
the medley of songs which will
follow.
Other possible songs are Thirty
two Feet and Eight Tails" and the
Christmas Song"
The closing number will be I'VE
Wish You a Merry Christmas.
Joyce Bergstrom or Won Johnson
will act as the mistress or master
Of ceremonies.
Next week, the Southern Speaks
column will list the numbers by
the Senior Chorus.
Finance Committee
Carol Wooters, chairman of the
Finance Committee for the junior
senior prom, has announced the
names of her fellow workers.
They include Sue Yutzy, Carolyn
Bisor Janice Liller, Roy McCrobie,
Julia Lane, and Lynn Beckman.
Game Scheduled
Tomorrow night, the varsity
basketball squad will open its
home basketball season wher
Bruce High School Of Western
port, coached by Leonard Richie
former mentcr here, makes its
annual trip to Southern.
Valley High of Homecoming will
travel to Southern on Tuesday
evening for its first meeting Of
the season.
King and Queen
June Evans and Lyle Weimer
were elected by the students Of
Southern to reign as the queen
and king of the annual Future
Farmers Sweetheart Dance last
Friday evening.
Voting was based on the penny
system where each penny counted
as ore vote. June SWeltZer and
Melvin Gank were the runners-up
in the contest.
Miss Evans received a trophy
with Miss Sweitzer receiving a
sweetheart necklace.
Junior High Party
n,,,r4orIDooIx LIoro1d NTOccar yUac
chosen to reign as Mr.. Football
last Saturday night by the some
forty students attending the junior
high football party.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
Southern Speaks
BY Dale Ellis

Southcrn's annual Christmas
program viii be presented in the
gymnasium next Thursday eve
ming December Is. at 500 under
the direction Of Mrs. Ruth Brown
and MISS Barbara Colabrese.
The Junior Chorus will open the
affair with a program divided into
two parts, one Of serious nature
and the other Of a comedy type.
A traditional professional 20
Come Ali Ye Faithful" will open
the proGram, GO Tell II On The
Mountain" will follow. Both songs
win be surg by the complete
Junior Chorus of sixty-eight men,
bcrs.
Little Lamb, Who Made Thee"
by Blake Rolf viii be enacted by
the chorus members. Female men,
bcrs will sing two carols consist,
ING Of Away In the Manager" and
FIRST Noel"
IN The Stiffness OF the Night"
viii be divided into three verses
with all chorus members singing
the first part Patty Martin and
rita Dewitt the second, and Jill
Jones, Sally Hoffman, and Patty
Martin. the last verse.
Its Beginning to Look Like
Christmas No Place Like Home
For the Holidays" Let It Snow"
Christmas Alphabet Twelve
Days Of Christmas" Dear Santa,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

family, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Jor-
dan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Rex
rode were Thursday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Deem.
Mrs. Galen ROhrbaugh and chill
dren spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Pauline Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorPe Homa, of
Akron, visited the William Bit
myers, Thursday evening.
Miss Jean Harvey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Harvey, spent
the holidays with her grandmother,
Mrs. S. b. Cooper, and visited
other relatives in the community.
Miss Harvey is a junior student in
Bridgewater college.
Sunday evening dinner guests of
the Clifford REALS were MIR. and
Mrs. Jess Bowen and family At
ternoOn visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Jordan.
Ernest Cullers spent Tuesday
evening with his brother ard
sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cullers.
Diane and Phillip Weese spent
the holiday weekend with their
grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. James
Childs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Real and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Lewis, Wednesday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
"Walleyes Pay OFF,
Fish Report Shows

Draining of the McHenry Res
ervoir on Deep Greek Lake was
completed recently by William
Hartman, Regional Fish Supervisor
and for the first time young wall
eyes were taken. This gives re-
newed encouragement for the de-
velopment of this important fish
cry in the Deep Creek Lake Res
ervOir, he said.
1t was reported that the success
of Great Northern eggs planted in
April of 1859 and 1860 and Wall
eye Fry eggs planted in 1859 and
1860 showed success for the preda-
tor program initiated in 1855
Four II inch walleye we're taken,
indicating survival of the SO year
groug. Eighteen Great Northern
Pike averaging 9 to 30 inches in
length were also recovered
Fishery biologist, Harold Elser
stated that the 8 inch group were
from the 1860 egg paintings. and
the 24-inch group from the previ-
Gus year. The Chain Pickerel con-
tinued to show promising survival
rates; the three year olds running
% inches and the one and two
year old groups in the 8 inch size.
Forage fish such as Golden
Sinners were up, and yellow Perch
are showing signs of increase in
size and decrease in numbers, ac-
cording to the study.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
Auxiliary to Nee


The American Legion Auxiliary,
Accident unit 208, viii meet Tues
day evening, December 70, at 1880
o'clock for the regular monthly
session. A Christmas party is
planned with each member bring
ing gift. Junior members also
are included.
Birthday Dinner Held
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knox held 4
birthday dinner in honor OF Mary
WeathcrholtZ Of CenterVille Va,
on Sunday. Others attending we're
Bud Knox, Alexandria, Va. her
fiance; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Knox,
Miss Vernie Knox, Shelia, Carla
Knox, Mary and Marion O'Brien,
and Mrs. Norma Green and daugh-
ter. Of Canton, O.
Miss Sheila Knox spent Monday
night with Miss Debbic Brant, at
Oakland.
Mrs. Carl Kr?x spent several
days with her mother, Mrs. Lyden
Holler at Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood BoWser
and family Of Baltimore, are
spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles BoWser.
Jesse Bradford, Of MitchellVille,
Md, spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs Benz. Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Miller were
Sunday evening dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. John HetZ, former
residents of Pittsburgh, and now
living at Mill Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Paugh and
family, of Loeb Lynn; Mr. and Mrs
Foster Yost, and Mrs. Hazel Yost
attended a birthday party for
Elaine Schlosnagle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlossnagle
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turney and
children, who recently returned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

and Mrs Ray Article, Harvey Ar
lice and Ronald Article The birth
day cake was baked by Mrs. Will
lam FireSionC.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

Bombs set off by saboteurs
shook Havana.