The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-07-28
MT. LAKE PARK.


ago, was taken suddenly i'll on Sum-
day afternoon. DR.. H. w. McComas
attended him and after an examina-
ton pronounced his trouble a serious
kidney disease and advised taking him
to his home in Wheeling, which was
done Sunday evening, DR.. McComas
accompanying the patient, who re-
turned to Oakland Sunday night. Mr..
Stone stood the trip quite well.
This week there is gathered at the
Park host of preachers from vari-
ous conferences of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, forming the Pittsburgh
area Summer School of Theology. DIR.
R. B. Cuthbert is the dean of the
school, The night meetings are prov
ing of much interest to increasing con-
gregations. The school will close on
August 4th. The program for next
Sabbath is one of the best of the sea-
son of 1927. Among the able speakers
now present are Bishop Francis ]. Nc
Connell, one of Americas greatest
pulpit orators; Prof. Albert c. Kund-
son, of Boston University, and DR..
Allen MacRossie, educational direc-
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church.
August 8-13, the eighth annual ten
mis- tournament for the Western Mary
land championship takes place under
the auspices of the Women's Civic
Club of the Park. This tournament is
sanctioned by the United States Ten
mis- Association. For particulars see
or write Mrs. w. L. Camden, Noun
tain Lake Park.
Miss Dorothy Stevenson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevenson, will
attend the National All camp at
Springfield, Mass, about the middle
of September, she being the best all
round Garrett county girl at the All
camp recently closed at Grantsville
Congratulations.
Sunday, August 7th, is Tri-State
Christian Citizenship Day, in charge
of DR.. w. w. Davis. A great pro
gram is always provided for this day
The speakers at the evening meeting
will be Dr. A. Moore, Mrs. W. w
Grant, of Oakland, and Mr.. George
w. Diefenbach, of Grantsville. Ser
vices will be held at HOO a. M; 300
p. M, and 1880 p. m.
Messrs. McClelland Friend and Her.
vey Smouse, district assessors, Wis
tied the Park the latter part of last
week looking over the property anC
making the assessment as required by
law
DR.. Kauldwell, converted Hebrew
connected with the Bible School a
Washington, D. c., gave very inter
esting talk to number of our citizens
assembled on the large porch ant
front rooms of Mrs. Davidson's home
here one afternoon recently.
A troop of we'll behaved and gentle
manly Boy Scouts from Fairmont, W
Va, had five tents and their camping
outfit near the lake several days OF
last week.
Rev. DR.. U. S. Wright, former res
ident of Loeb Lynn, is in the State
Sanatorium at Sabillasville, Nd, OF
account of i'll health. Mrs. Wright is
living in Homecoming.
Miss Virginia Richardson, trained
nurse connected with the Hospital fol
Women in Baltimore, who has beer
here on a visit to her parents, return.
ed to Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mrs. John A. Clark, Mr.. John A
Clark, Jr., and family, and Mrs. W. F
Black, of Fairmont, w. Va, moved
into the Clark home on G street last
| Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Murphy, of Fairmont
is a guest at the home of her son
Mr.. Frank Murphy.
Attorney and Mrs. Showalter, Of
Lewisburg, Pa, are guests of Mrs
Harry Clayton.
Monday morning maid in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tenhagen, fel
dead while standing at an ice ches1
in the home at an early hour on Mon
day. The deceased was aged about
As years and had been in the employ
of the family for several years. Al
attack of the heart was given as the
cause of death. The remains were
removed to the Bolden undertaking
establishment in Oakland and Later
sent to relatives in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey were Cumber
land visitors part of last week.
| wish to give note of warning
to bathers at Swallow Falls who arr
unable to swim, as there is whirl
pool about one hundred feet below
the falls, just above the large bounl
ders on the west side of the stream
Recently a young woman plunged
into the river at this point and wen
under twice before she was rescued.
The following from the New Yorl
Christian Advocate will be read with
interest by many people of this sec
tion:
CDR. Charles w. Baldwin, in hi!
eighty-eighth year, is remarkably &C
tive in service, though holding the re