The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
MT. LAKE PARK

very quiet Gay IN the PARK. Many out
OF town folks spent the day here with
friends and relatives. The weather was
ideal and there were many cars on the
Park roads.
Town Election Coming
In July Mountain Lake Park resi- |
dents and those owning property will
vo5s for members of council and a
mayor Of the town. We understand
<hat there are already two tickets in
the making. One ticket, so reported, to
be supported by the present admins
4ratien; another being a new group.
This group will no doubt have the
uan1es Of two women on its ticket to
run for members of council. At least
that is what we are told. Things are
certainly starting early in the cam
paign. ...r
Improvements at the POstOffice
The postoffice building is getting Us
share Of the spring renovation-bothI
inside and outside. More space has
been made for the handling of mail
and the building is being painted. 1t
mas new green roof and new ap-
pEoaches, not to mention the grounds
around the building which Miss O'Don-
nell Is identifying, 1t all looks very,
very nice,
Woodmen OF The World
Garrett Camp, No. A, w. o. W.,
viii celebrate its twenty-ffth ami
versary on Tuesday evening, June 9,
at 8 o'clock in the I.O.OF. Hall. A
feature Of this meeting will be the
presentation of honor badges. These
are given in recognition Of twenty-five
years service and membership in this
Zo2ge The following members will re-
;asIggs these honors: Henry l.. Gibson,
Willie S. Friend, r. 0. Friend, B. II.
Friend, John w. Ream, Joseph Cook,
L E. Bittinger, 0. w. Bittinger, T. c.
Blttinger, John Savage, B. H. Long, l
E 8 Se1nbower, George 0. Sweitzer,
Albert T. Shockey The principal adj
tEess of the evening will be made by i
E a. Olsen, Washington, D. C. Mr..
JIsen is State manager of the organi-
cation. 7
u. B. Church Notes !
There will be joint meeting of the r
of all the appointments on {
she United Brethren Circuit on Sun
Lay, June 4, at 1880 p. na. at the U. B. >
church in Loeb Lynn. Mr.. B. L. Barton, {
II Ciarksburg, will speak. +
The Aid Society will meet in the S
Aid Hall Friday afternoon at two '
1'clock. The hostess will be Mrs. Ar =
thur Tichnell. 7
Personals i
Mrs. C. Oscar Hall has returned 20
her home here from Chester Pa, to b
which point she had been called by the n
serious illness of her sister-in-law. II
Dir. and Mrs. A. V. Schaefer spent s
he weekend in Washington, D. c.,
with Mr.. Schaeffer's sister, Mrs. NJ. E. L
Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Fleming, ac- F
by Mrs. Allie Raymond, re- j
.urned to the Park on Saturday. Mr.. +
and Mrs. Fleming left for their home Z
II Fairmont on Monday, but will later v
.crne back and remain during the K
iummer. =
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 0. Thayer went to T
last Thursday. Mr.. Thay Z
r returned to the Park on Saturday,
while Mrs. Thayer remained in the X
sly for a longer visit T.
Mrs. W. Thompson Burch had as n
Euests the past week Mrs. Paul Click c
iloff, Of Chicago, and Mrs. Gilsen K
Gardiner, of Washington, D. c. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Jacobs and daugh- V
err have returned from Richmond, Va. K
Hrs Jacobs, who had been quite i'll, y
& much improved. " "
lEr. and Mrs. Thomas Burk and son, r
# Hagerstown, were guests the past
week of Mr.. Burk's parents, Mr.. and y
Yrs. C. W. Burk. u
Mrs Virginia Gale, Fairmont, was F
lere Sunday with her mother, Mrs j
,sta Commerford ....... 49,. v
Mrs. F. M. Murphy and her sister, "
Mrs. Bessie Zahan were visitors in Z,
Fairmont Wednesday,. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor, of 5
were in the Park this week I,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rapp, of g
are spending week here G
n the Jarvis home. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Besse, Philadel- n
mia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warren, al
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. D. NJ. v
fzEal. Both ladies are daughters of
.I-x Dixon.
Mrs. Mary Coffindaffer and son Tay- a,
or, of Morgantown, have been in the a
Park opening their home here for the L
ammer. v
Mr. and Mrs. William Booth and y
sr. and Mrs. Frank Darlington, of p
-o,,-irI1oy, Do warn visitors at the "