The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-04-14
MT. LAKE PARK

Ruth Ann Kesner. the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Kesner en-
tertained a number Of her friends at a
birthday party on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Grimes and Mr..
W. Greed Huntington were here for
a few days on business.
L. A. Frame, Of Columbus, Ohio,
arrived here Monday, being called 20
the Park on account of the serious ILL
ness of his father, E. Carl Frame.
N. H. Fooks, Of the Mount Airy
Canning company; spent several days
here on business connected with the
cannery. I, ..... "
Mayor F. R. Utterbatk has returned
from business'trib to New York
state. '.,-..l:.t. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c., Fleming ac-
companied by MI: and Mrs. Curtis
B. Fleming, of Fairmqnty West Va,
motored here Friday and spent the
day with friends ;hr
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barnes, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, we're the guests; of
Miss Bertha Warmth the past, week.
The Ladies' Aid Of Loeb Lynn an
nounce they will hold a play on Fri
day night, April Is. at 7:45 o'clock at
the I. o. O. F. hail. " There will be a
small admittance fee of fifteen and
twenty-five CENTS II is urged that all
attend and enjoy more than an hour
of real fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy re-
turned from Fairmont Sunday after
a visit of several days.
Rev. Blakely and Mr.. Middaugh mo-
tored to Cumberland Tuesday on a
business trip.
Mrs. Frank Morgan is spending a
month with friends on the Eastern
Shore, at st. Michaels.
april showers" may bring "May
flowers, but certainly not with the
blizzard we are now having. The
weather man gives us hope for better
news the last Of the week.
The store Of Harvey & Ream, in
Loeb Lynn, was entered Sunday night.
The town of Loeb Lynn in conjunction
with the store owners have offered a
reward of twenty-five dollars to any
one giving information which will lead
to the arrest and conviction of the
offenders. =
The Town council of Mt. Lake Park
held meeting on Monday night and
passed two ordinances. The first one,
fixing the license fees on hotels,
boarding houses, stores, lunch stands,
etc., the second dealt with the man.
ner in which Primary elections shall
be held. The Council also posted no.
tees asking for contract bids on haul
ing garbage from May to November
LIST, and for the removal of rubbish
accumulated during the winter.
On Friday night. Lorraine Weeks
was host to the Sunday school class
of the M. E. church. Those present
included Betty Morgan, Norma
Gnegy, Jay Bell, Kermit LESSEE, Fos-
ter Falkenstine, Delbert Gnegy and
Mrs. Friend, the teacher of the class.
Others who came later in the evening
included Mrs. I. D. Hill, Miss Rose
Morgan and Mrs. Richard Gale.
. Mrs. Lon Hafdesty who has been
quite ill is improving.
Miss Clark has returned to the Park
for the summer and opened the ROM
ney Cottage which she purchased last
season.
Forrest Simpson, Of Grantsville,
was visitor to the Park Sunday.
Mr.. George Dawson has purchased
the Fowler cottage on Deer Park ave-,
and moved his family and household
effects into it this week.
Rev. Blakely and 1. S. Middaugh
are attending District conference at
Kingwood, West Va. this week.
Several applications are already in
for cottages for the summer months.
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