The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-11-16
MT. LAKE PARK

Cumberland and Bedford will partici-
pate, it is up to us to cooperate in
every possible way. There are those.
of course (they are always with u.s.,
who do not look beyond their noses
and consider only the. immediate
money return from such a meeting
That is indeed short sighted policy.
Of course financial returns from any
project is highly important, but ii
will be remembered that in the vari-
Gus talks given by Nat Frame he en-
phasized the fact that the setup Of the
Tableland project was for a possible
ten-year period. If the results can be
be accomplished in shorter period,
so much the better. But Rome was
not built in a day-neither can any
lasting permanent good be accom-
plished for Garrett county in few
months or even years. Whether the
idea can be worked out successfully
depends on the cooperation of all
who are affected. :" '.''E %
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Many would like to lay hands--Vio-
lent hands-on the bird who predicted
mild winter, basing his opinion on
the width, position and color of the
rings on the caterpillars this fall In
spite of the rings (or is it because of
them) Tuesday was about the worst
day we have experienced for a long
while. Wind and snow and plenty
of both, thank you. And the coal and
wood piles melted as an ice cream
cone in an August sun. But as Mark
Twain remarked, "there is no topic
more frequently discussed than the
weather, but no one seems to do any
thing about it," ~
$3.50 -"
Lowell Thomas announced over the
radio Tuesday evening that Mussolini
had dissolved Parliament and that
hereafter Italy would be governed by
Supreme Council. We wonder if he
has taken a leaf out of Maryland's
history. You know that was an early
form of the government of our State.
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We are still obsessed with the idea
that there is something for Garrett
county and possibly Mountain Lake
Park in the vast unemployment and
work plan of the Federal Government
Beginning November 16 very large
appropriation was made to pay the
wages of 100000 unemployed work
ers on public parks and Fairgrounds
At least it is worth looking into.
The Civic Clubs Library has justi-
fed itself, if anyone ever had any
doubt about it. At the rate the books
are being used this winter new sup
ply will be in order. We understand
a number of new books are already in
the hands of the Club to be placed in
circulation early next spring. From
personal observation, it would seem as
though they are needed this winter
while there is so much unemployment
and both men and women have the
leisure to read. During the spring and
summer most of the reading public is
employed and therefore has less incli-
nation and time to improve with the
aid of good books. We hope the club
members will consider this angle.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. Harvey DeVore,
who have been house guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. E. L. Winchell,
for the past three weeks, left Satur-
day for their home in Elwood, Indiana.
Col. DeVore is the father of Major L.
S. DeVore and Capt, Gerald B. De-
Wore, U. S. Army, who have spent
many summers at the Park.
Miss Marianne Palmer Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe c.
Brown, Marietta, Ohio, and William
Preston Carey, Jr., also of Marietta,
were married on Friday afternoon,
November 8. The bride is niece of
Mrs. ]. w. Traver, of the Park, and
Mrs. E. L. Winchell was among the Is
guests who witnessed the ceretfony.
Mrs. R. L. Cunningham and sor
Lawrence, Fairmont, spent the day III
the Park, having motored here from,
their home.
Mrs. Calhoun and daughter Mis-
Bonnie have returned from an extend
ed visit with Cumberland relatives.
Mrs. Mary Busselle, of Allenhurst
who has been i'll, is recovering.
We are glad to learn that DIR. Carr
who has been suffering from a COLI
at his apartment in Baltimore, has re
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gale, Of Teri;
Alta, were guests of Mrs. Gales par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Comerford
recently.
Mrs. Cora Bishop and daugter
have moved into the Wildman cottag
for the winter.
As usual proposition we pay blu
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