The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-10-05
MT. LAKE PARK

The Loeb Lynn school opened Sep
TENDER 6. Miss Mary O'Donnell is the
principal, and Miss Orley Durham is
assistant. The enrolment was 105.
The following made a perfect attend
ance record in September: Beryl
Bray, Murray Paugh, Boyd White,
Alvin Wrightsman, Kenneth Tichnell,
Dale Simpson, Glenn Killius, Robert
Simpson, Harland Paugh, Harold Tim
norman, Carl Calls, Henry Gibson,
Carlton Bittinger, Daniel WOnderly,
Ralph Weeks, Ralph Baker, Carl Lii
Ter, Frank Murphy, June Harris, AL
ma Moore, Juanita Wrightsman, Adra
Paugh, Emma Calls, Frances Hogue,
Catherine Shaffer, Hazel King, Helen
Zimmerman, Sue Sweitzer, Dorothy
Kisner, Geraldine White, Lorena Ba-
ker, Evelyn Sloan, Helen Liller, Rose
mary Simpson, Eva Shaffer, Beryl
Gnegy, Kathryn Beckman, Mary
White, Roberta Bailey, Esther Moore,
Joe Calls, Creston Ford, Clyde Liller,
Earl Moore, Willard Riley, Daryl
Shaffer Lindsay Bray, Harry King,
Elmer Liller, Frank Moomaw, Frank
lin Ours, William Stottlemeyer, Arthur
Tichnell, Robert Taylor, Calvin White,
William Wrightsman, Joseph Lauer,
Geraldine Freeland, Emma Liller,
Barbara Martin, Grace Ours, Maude
Sisler, Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary
Vincent, Betty Bailey, Anna King,
Mary Lohr, Claudine Paugh, Evelyn
Riley, Ellen Rhodes, Frances Weeks.
The Mt. Airy Canning company
packed about 5000 cases of corn this
fall, 2 dozen to the case. 1t paid out
approximately $1,000 to the growers
of peas and corn, and while the
figures are not available, it is estima-
ted that much more was paid out for
labor during the canning Of both
vegetables.
1t is interesting for novice to
listen-in on the short-wave radio set
assembled by Mayor Utterback at his
home. While it is still under expert
mentation and adjustment, yet the re-
ception is excellent. Especially is it
interesting to pick up direct sations
in Germany, France, England and
some of the South American Repub-
lies, as we'll as to listen to different
police calls over the country direct
ing scout cars to proceed to the point
where crimes have been committed.
Important items of news are picked
up in various foreign countries, broad
cast in England as well as the native
language, not available otherwise I'M
til reported the next day in the news
papers.
Personals
Miss Vivian Clary motored to Graf
ton Saturday and spent Sunday the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Clark and son
Frank, Fairmont, were weekend
guests in the Park.
Mrs. J. A. Enlow and daughter,
Miss Helen, have arrived safely in
Chicago, according to word received
by Mrs. Utterback. Although Mrs.
Enlow is past 80 years Of age she is
getting great kick out of the Cen
fury of Progress Exposition.
Bushrod Grimes and daughter, Miss
Frances, were here for the weekend.
Miss Frances will remain here this
week and then depart for White
Sulphur Springs where she enters the
Tennis tournament there next week.
Major and Mrs. Jarvis have closed
their cottage for the season and left
Monday for Clarksburg, where they
will spend some time.
Major and Mrs. Skyles will leave
for Winchester, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Fleming and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bell, left for
Washington, D. c., Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Fleming will return to the
porLy in about two wnnkS