The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04
MT. LAKE PARK

Halloween passed off very quietly
and very peacefully so far as any van
dalism is concerned. 1t was a pleas
ant surprise to all our citizens who
were expecting the worst. Rumor has
! 1t that the parents took a hand and
all had confidential talks with their
offspring, stressing the fact there was
war on and sometime they might
want to go in and do their share, but
II there were black marks against
their records it wouldn't work out,
etc. Anyhow, we are proud of our
boys and girls, and they had fun at
| that. Costumes were numerous on the
streets and many small gatherings
were held in the homes. The usual tick
tocks and tying of doors was in
| dulged in but beyond that we heard
nothing that could be called harm
full. Thanks, boys.
Lieutenant WilmOt Bowen Speaks
The Loeb Lynn PIT. 4. held a
most interesting meeting on Monday
night at which time Lieut. WilmOt
Bowen, of the Naval Air Corps, and a
former Loeb Lynn resident, addressed
! the club. Lieut. Wilmot, as he is
+ known to his many friends, has been
in the service for the past ten years
and this was his first visit back to
Garrett county in seven years. When
war broke out Lieut.. Bowen was in
! Manila. He has seen much active duty
since and is at present stationed in
San Diego where he and Mrs Bowen
will make their home His friends here
were delighted to see him and talk
with him. Another feature of the ev-
ening was a talk by the County Health
Officer, DR.. Schrop, which proved not
only interesting but instructive
Personals
Mrs. Walter Prichard has closed her
home here and is now in Tampa, Fla,
visiting her daughter. She will spend
the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hinebaugh and
infant son Carl, spent Saturday in
East Liverpool, o. They were accom-
panied as far as Markleysburg, Pa,
by Mrs. Orville Friend, who visited
her father, j. A. Thomas.
Mrs. Stella Schooley and her sis
ter Mrs. Belle Nine, have returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Rev. H. O. Teagarden has returned
from Wheeling, West Va, where he
spent the past few weeks
! Wiley yelling Jr,, of Pittsburgh,
| is here for few days visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley yelling,
He leaves Friday for Camp Perry.
Va, having enlisted in the Seabees
/ L. S. N.
Mrs. l, D. Hill left on Friday for
Washington, D. c., where she Will
spend a short time before going to
Miami. Fla, for the winter months.
Miss Bonnie Calhoun, Mrs. Bessie
Zahn and Miss Helen Schooley spent
day the past week in Cumberland,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DOMAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Fleming, Mrs.
R. L. Cunningham and son Lawrence,
Of Fairmont, spent Friday here. They
came to see Mrs. Allie Raymond, who
remains critically i'll.
Billy Bleakly entertained a group
of his friends Saturday night in ccle-
, bration of Halloween at the home of
/ his grandmother, Mrs. Gregory Bleak
ley. Attractive decorations Of yellow
and black carried out the Hallowe en-
motif. During the evening games were
played, followed by refreshments The
! guests included Barbara Stevenson,
i DOrothca Brock, Jane Reckard De-
lores Leighton, Herbert Riddcr,
Thomas Browning and Herbert Leigh
ton.
Miss Eilcne Gnegy. Of Oakland, Wis
! tied her grandmother, Mrs. Nettie
Eichelberger, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Murray had as
guests on Monday Stephen Carney and
S. X, Montforde, of Emoryville, w.
Va.
A party consisting of Rev. Reese
Burns, Mrs. w. B. Love, Mrs. Timothy
Moon, Mrs. Fred Beachy and Mrs
Mabel Brock were in Kcyscr on Tues
day attending the District Methodist
conference.
Miss May Gibson, of Cincinnati,
and William Harvey, of Pittsburgh,
are guests at the home of Mrs. j. L.
Echard
The Ladies' Aid of the L. B. church
will be entertained Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Brttcn Martin.
The Ncighborhood CLUB will assem-
bic in regular monthly meeting at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. George Dawson
on Wednesday, November 10. The hos
tcsscs will be Mrs. Gregory Bleakly
and Mrs. William Bitter.
Mrs. Walter Rccdy is leaving the
Park today for Baltimore, where she
plans to remain during the winter.