The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
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The great Pine Grove Sunday
school picnic was held OH Saturday
and was not so largely attended on
account of the cloudy and threaten
ing condition or tn weather
C. Victor Brennaman reports having
raised rs bushels OF potatoes from ~
of an acre.
MIR. and Mrs Emory Raubenstine
and children, Hilda md Robert, spent
SUNDAY AVE- THE home or David Geeting,
Silver Run, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Lohr and
daughter, Mabel, and Mrs Claude
KfndiF and Mrs. Elder Shelly attended
tine corner stone laying OF &C. Johns
Church, to replace the one destroyed
by fire August 2.
visitors &C the home OF r. IT.
Ut OH Sunday were W.T. mo Mrs
Milton Warehime, Mrs Thomas Shat
fer. Mrs. Hettie NJ Markle, Mrs. Ida
Stuf1e. Misses Della Marsh, Mabel
Zumbrum, Goldie Bechtal- Elsie Shat
FIR. Jennie Stof1e, Erma Markle,
Harry Shafer, Paul Fridinger and
Howard Merkle.
Mr.. and Mrs IT, O. Raubenstine
ana sons, Edward nd Harry of
Hanover; I'll ~ Stonesifer, Harvey
Warner, John Kindig, George and
Charles Warner, Paul and Walter
Raubenstfne, Harry Sandruck and
Mis- ZELDA Stones1fer visited at Co.
formers parental home OF T. M-
Raubenstine, on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Knipple and grand
child and Mrs Charles Spanglerr of
Hanover. visited &c the home OF y M-
Raubenstine on Monday
Charles Mummert and Charles Lit
tie. of near Square Corner visited
George and Charles Warner CT sun
day
Corn husking has commenced
Communion services viii be held
At t. Bartholomew church by CO.
Lutheran pastor, Rev George u
Shelter, on Sunday morning, October
Il. at $50 g. m Preparatory service
Saturday previous a. 2 r. m By the
Reformed pastor Rev J- H- Hart
man. Oil Sunday morning October
24th. at ego a. m Preparatory ser
vice and confirmation on Saturday
previous at 2 p- m-
Theodore Raubenstine raised l4
bushels of sweet potatoes from one
row on his farm
Addison Mixesell moved on Thurs
day from tn tenant house Of Wesley
Humbert to tn property of John
SohI, near Chestnut Hill
At st. Bartholomew church on
Sunday, Sunday school at i2-45 r. n
Preaching at NJ - bE Rev J- H-
Hartman
At Bart's U. B. Church, Sunday
school at 9 g. m Prayer meeting al
7-3O ID III
Edward KY. Bortner lot valuable
heifer from being bitten by copper
head snake
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Leppo, Mr.
and Mrs Jacob IT. Stonesifer nd
Albert Leppo made "a trip To Union
town last Sunday in Mr.. Leppo's
Mr.. and Mrs James Masemore and
son- Ray, of Harrisburg visited az the
home OF Edward C. BOrtner last Sun
day. The trip was made on Rays
Mt Zion CWentz'sl W. R- Sunday
school will treat its scholars On Sat
urday afternoon, October 9. at p. m
All members are invited to attend.
Visitors at the home of George W.
Jones over Saturday md Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs Albert Leese and
Mildred. Dorothy and
Catharine, of Hanover; Mr. and Mrs
George Jones and children Annie,
Mvriam- Margie and Minnie Mr- md
Mrs Edgar Berwager and SON
George. Mr. and Mrs Smeach Jones
and daughters. Mildred and Grace,
Mr. and Mrs Milton TaTney, Mrs M-
T.. Jones, Misses Nellie ShOll. Grace
Strevig, Minnie Leese, Annie Sholl
and Margaret and Edna Warner, Della
ShoIl, Maurice Thurman Claude
Leese, Dewey Strevig. Kenneth Frock-
Herman Mummert, Robert Steich and
George Strevig.
. Joseph B. Boyle, of Westminster,
was i'm this place Wednesday and
called ON j. M- Raubenstine- the local
merchant
Chestnuts are beginning to ripen-