The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-04-05

ert Bender. Refreshments we're
served The William Benders have
their first son, William Stewart,
who is two weeks old They have
three daughters.
Mrs. Carl Arbogast, Nanjemoy,
visited Mrs. Henry F. burst.
Miss Lola Rexrode, Accident,
and Miss Dottie Hetrick were ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Provone. McT1enry, to State Fu-
ture Nurses of America Delegates
meeting in Baltimore. They also
mory On the trip they visited Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hardesty, at
Lovettsville, Va. Miss Rexrode is
nominee for vice-president.
Mrs. Gertrude Sebold spent a
week in Baltimore and Washington
visiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Sebold and daughter motored
to Washington, d. c., over the
weekend and Mrs Sebold returned
with them.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Collier are
the parents of daughter born on
April 2, at the Meyersdale Com
munity hospital.
Jack Messenger, Miss Elizabeth
Workman. Mrs. Kathleen Layman.
Mrs. Guy Hardesty, Mrs John
Boucher. Mrs Roy Jenkins and
Mrs. D. w. Klotz attended a din
ner for Garrett County All club
leaders at Will O. the Wisp, Deep
Creek Lake.
Elementary P-TA Meets
The Grantsville P-TA of the
elementary school met at the
school recently.
Mrs Jennie Stark's room won
the prize for having the most par
ents in attendance. James MichaelS
appointed the following as a nOmi-
mating committee: Richard LanS-
berry, chairman; Mrs. Alvin
Beachy, Mrs. Donald Prichard and
Donald Hershberger
Mrs. Donald Hershberger, pro-
gram chairman, introduced the
speaker, Hendrick Essers, super
visor of the New Germany Forestry
Boys camp. Mr. ESsers was gradu-
ated from the College of Agricul-
ture, u of Md, and taught science
in Howard county for three years
and the Maryland Training school
for boys for one year. He was a
civilian education specialist to the
Army at Fort Meade for two years
and taught mentally retarded boys
in Baltimore city for one and a half
years before taking the job at
New Germany.
He showed slides on the activi-
ties of the camp and spoke also
about the camp. Boys are 16 to II
years of age, Juvenile delinquents
but with no criminal record. There
are seven on the staff. The boys
come from the Maryland Training
school, are allowed to go home
once a month and have visitors
once a month They get experience
in forestry. kitchen work and are
allowed to work out on farms
They are educated by learning to
take good care of tools, visits to
the paper mill at Luke and to Fort
Necessity Their recreation consists
of store visits. movies in FroStburg
and stop at restaurant. They
also are allowed to go swimming
and have picnicS. Mr. EsSerS re-
marked the boys enjoyed the
Christmas party, when several
town folks sent them gifts
Thomas O. Bender, employed by
the Casselman Motor company. was
among salesman who were honored
for outstanding sales accomplish
mentS in 1861, and had earned for
them membership in Chevrolet's
honor organization, the Legion of
Leaders" at a banquet held in
Pittsburgh. Mr. Bender qualified
for membership in the Legion of
Leaders for the year 1861 and has
been a member of Chevrolets
honor sales organization for IS
years.
Mrs. Georgia Hardesty has spent
the past week in Oakland visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulk. Mrs.
Fulk has been ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Swauger
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Otto were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Merrill and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Otto and
family in Baltimore.
Mrs. Earl Frickey has returned
home from the Meyersdale Com
munity hospital
Mrs. Loretta Hoover and son
Douglas, and Miss Shirley Yoder
arrived by plane in Washington,
d. c., from California. They have
spent the past six months in Cali