The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22
Collepe Park. this week.

- ~ lotilNti aNANilAiNb a bbhA
meeting of the Orphans home, at
St Pauls church, Greenville, Pa.
Mrs. c. O. Bender entertained
! her husband with Fathers Day
dinner, Sunday. Present were Tom,
Bill, Dick, Bus and families; Ann
and Viola Broadwater.
Mrs. Lewis Plummer and daugh-
ter Elaine, and friend, Beverley
Argo, of Lincoln, Del, spent sever
al days with Mrs. Henry l.. burst.
| Glenn Folk, Clarence Sisler and
Dick Coddington, of Friendsville,
spent a week in Espanola, Canada,
fishing.
Patty Kelly has returned from
University of Maryland hospital.
She was there for X-rays and OBJ
servatiOn. Her mother, Mrs. Har-
per Kelly and Billy and Junior
Otto visited her there.
c. l. Young spent the weekend
at home and is feeling improved.
Mrs. Salina Broadwater has en-
tered Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land. for X-rays and observation.
Mrs Tressia Ferree has returned
from Meyersdale Community hos
pital where she was patient for
several days with rheumatic fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses F. Bittner,
former residents of Meyersdale,
have moved to Grantsville. Mr.
Bittner has opened shoe shop and
also does orthOpedic work
The Teachers Bridge club was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Mary Holiday, Addison, Pa Guests
we're Mrs. c. o. Bender and Mrs.
Joseph Fahey.
The Grantsville firemen an
swered an alarm at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Layman,
when the tool shed in back of the
house caught fire Garden tools
and picnic tables we're destroyed.
Layman's small son Jeffrey, 5, and
neighbor's daughter Wendy, 2,
were inside the building at the
time. 1t is believed the children
were playing with matches.
A class of 25 men was formed
Monday night for training in radio
logical monitoring. The instructor,
Harry Thomas, of FrOstburg, will
~ SSAi u lllC Oldon OuIC 10.
at 1870 p. m, at the GrantSville
Fire hall. Rev Trout, deputy direc-
tor Civil Defense, invites more
men to come and join the class
Garrett County Farm Bureau dis
cuSsiOn group No l met recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy S. Stanton.
with eleven members and three Wis
itOrs present The following we're
elected to serve the coming year:
President, Mrs Harold Miller;
vicc-president, Mrs Bruce Folk;
secretary, Mrs. Guy Stanton; dis
cussion leader, John Engle. The
discussion centcrcd upon proposed
farm legislation concerned with re-
| ducing surplus grain acreage A
social hour followed.
Robert Dichl was in charge of
the program at the weekly Rotary
dinner at Hill Top Inn. j. Richard
Bender, of Albany N. Y, was a
guest. Edison NJ. Hay, of Meyers
dale, was visiting Rotarian.
The WSCS of the Methodist
church is having its strawberry
festival on June "a
The Mars Hill HOmemakers met
at the home of Mrs. Floyd burst
| with fourteen members and one
guest, Mrs. Sam Long, Cole Run,
! Pa.
The following members of the
MYF with their pastor, Rev. Nc
GraW, and counselor, Mrs. Irva
Nickel. Frandall and Willard Nc
GraW, Iris burst, Janice Hetz, 10
! Ann burst, Virginia Butler. jeanne
burst attended the annual MYF
{ banquet at Trinity church, Fort
, Ashby, W. Va.
The Methodist Church school an
nually recognizes the high school
graduates of the church by pre-
scnting them with a Bible on Stu
, dents Day The following we're
I presented Bibles on June II: Kar-
en- Miller, David burst, and Fred
die Holiday
The United Lutheran Church
! Women met in the church Mrs.
Martin Tressler was leader of the
| topic, Void If Detached" Mrs. D.
w. Klotz, vice-president, presided
Z at the business meeting Mrs. Neil
Yommer and Mrs. Harry Yommer
we're chosen to attend the meet
ing for making plans for the Com
, munity Fall bazaar Refreshments
were served by Mrs Harold Miller
and Mrs. Donald Newman. Mrs.
Ora Younkin will be hostess to
next months meeting and Mrs.
Mary Jane Dolan will be the
leader