The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-12
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MI. George w. Caples and Miss
Susanna Caples spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. George MI. Owings, near
Warfieldsburg.
Those from here who spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Leo Davis at their
home in Reisterstown, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Zahn and Miss Gladys
Zahn, Mr. and Mrs. William n. Bar
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Zahn, Free
dom; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Zahn and
Miss Ethel Zahn, of near Bloom; MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Zahn, OF Warhelds-
burg.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Gibson had al
their Sunday evening guests Miss
Marie Polster, Mr.. William Caples,
Mr.. Adam Slater and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Shipley and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
MIR. and Mrs. Howard f. Shipley,
near Westminster.
Mr.. David McQuay, Of near Win
field, spent from Wednesday until
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. q. @.
Shipley.
their guest, MI Reuben A. Pickett,
OF Gettysburg, Ohio, who is Mrs.
Shipley's brother.
! Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Shipley and MI.
and Mrs. G. q. Shipley, Miss Mary
Shipley and Wesley Shipley attended
the Pomona Grange meeting at Ar
cadia, Saturday. They returned
much pleased with their trip.
The Ladies' Aid Society met June
4th, at the hospitable home of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Bair. The meeting
was called to order BY the vice
president, Mrs. Albert Polster. After
the usual preliminaries the roll was
called, dues collected amounting TO
!$2.75; then the minutes OF the last
meeting we're read and approved.
The society appointed committee to
see after getting things for the fes-
tivaI; Mrs. David G. Hook to see ar
ter the ice cream; Mrs. Andrew Pol
ster, Mrs. Albert Bair and Mrs.
Orville Zepp to see after getting the
confectionery. The society decided
to pay Mrs. Albert Gibson $500 for
acting as sexton. As there was no
other business the society adjourned
to meet July 2, at the church. Then
there was rising vote Of thanks TO
Mrs Bair for her hospitality. Among
those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames-Albert Bair, William f.
Bauscher; Mesdames-E. g. Shipley,
Martha Easton, Louise Mae Hook,
Elsie Myerly, Aletha Polster, Bessie
Hughes. Virgie Zepp, Rebecca LantZ,
Wagner, Hollis Wills; Misses-Goldia |
and Mary Shipley, Viola Caples, Elsie
and Melvia Gibson, Marie Polster,
Louise Hook, Louise Myerly, Viola
Foutz, Treva and Hazel Haines;
Masters-Harold Goodwin, Jesse and
Arbury Wagner and others.
Mr.. Richard Owings gave an old
time barn raising June 5. There was
grand dinner served at 1890 con-
sisting of the good things of the sea-
son, and at 2.30 other refreshments
were served consisting Of cakes Of
various kinds and lemonade. One
gentleman won the good will Of the
auto at one time. Among those pres |
Richard Owings, Andrew Polster,
Ernest Wolf. George Wolf, George
Hoffman, Peter Wolf; Mrs. Laura |
Prugh, Mrs. Susie Williams; Misses
Hilda Prugh, Marie Polster, Marie
Wolf, Christina Owings, Cecy Virginia
Wolf; Messrs.-Johnan Owings, Jas. |
Owings, Albert Magins, Daniel |
Smith, J. d. Owings, Marion Bitzel, |
Thomas Hill, Reuben FrizZell. Claud
Leppo, Lester Polster, Reuben Will
Jams, George Owings, Norman
Magins, Jesse Carr, Charlie Lockard, !
John Beard, Ernie Miner, j. Edwards, |
Henry Magins. Herbert and Monroe
Owings, Harry Keefer, Clarence w.
Caples, Glen Dorsey, Frank Freyman,
William G. Caples. Charlie Bremen, |
Adam States, Boyd Owings, William
Prugh, Milton Magins, Jacob Foutz,
Master Peter Wolf and others.
Miss Emma Williams, who was
paralyzed June 8. died Tuesday, sick
less than a week. She will be
missed. by everybody There were
over 100 people to see her during her
sickness.