The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22
T.nCTrST Hill.

LOCUST HILL.
The Lutheran communion service;
were held at it. Bartholomew
church on Sunday morning by Rev
Geo. E. Shelter and was largely at
tended. al large number cOmmuned
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kopp, Of
Shorb's store returned on Friday
night from a three weeks trip To Ipa-
Va, Illinois, where they visited thell
three sons, Marcellus, John ano
Harry Kopp. In spite of their a.
vanced age, they enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
William G.. Panebaker, rural car'
rier NJ. VI, lost a valuable bay horse
on Thursday, while passing at the
home of Emory Utz, the horse took
collie and died.
Levi Gobrecht, local musician
accompanied the First Regiment
Band. VT Westminster, to The Hag-
erstown Fair Wednesday.
Visitors at the home Of =. N. Rau-
benstine On Sunday We're Mr- and
Mrs. Orestus Myers and son, Melvin
of Pennville; Mr.. and Mrs harry
Stonesifer, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoov-
er. Miss ZELDA Stonesifer and AM
mon Mummert-
Jacob Steich, of near Bart's church,
brought his mother, who lives In Han
over, to his home on Saturday, Octo-
Der 2.
Visitors at the home of John Mar
kle on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Myers and daughter, Grace,
VI Mt. Pleasant; MIR. and Mrs JACOB
Sterner and children, Erma and Les
ter. of Sells Station; Mt and MIS-
Claude Dull and children, Hilda,
CLYDE and Norman, Misses Stella
Mary, Annie and William Feeser-
Lenas March has picked 32 bushels
of apples from one tree.
Visitors at the home of Cornelius
MI. Gobrecht On Sunday were Mr. ana
Mrs. David Baumgartner and children
Francis. Mary, Monroe, Jane, John
and Charles, Amos Bair and daughter,
Edna. Misses Bertha Steiner, Grace
Krentzer, of Sells Station Gertie
Wentz. Kathryn Karichuf, Mabel
Bechtel, Carrie and Edna Gobrecht,
Celia Jones and Minnie Lawyer,
Messrs. Ammon and Herman Mum
mert. Paul and Clarence Wentz, Rich
ard Trone, Brumgard and Rufus
Jones.
MI. ana MIS-. E1cIbSll bOSh1SA 49,
daughter, Mary, of Pennville, spent
Sunday at the home Of Emory RauD-
enStine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Utz and chill
dren, Of Pennville, spent Sunday Az
the home Of Jacob E. Leese.
Visitors at the home Of NJ r. war
ner on Sunday were MT and MIS-
Jacob Steich and daughter, Nora, MISS
Helen Steich and child, and Charles
Steich, OF near Bart's church; Messrs-
John Hartlamb, Paul Eline and Syrel
Neideuer, of Square Corner.
Miss Mary Karichuf spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home OF Lewis
Kirkhoff.
Rev. j. III. Hartman will hold the
Reformed Communion services on
Sunday morning at st. Bartholomew
church at $50 a. N. Preparatory SCI
vices on Saturday at y. m, at when
time a large class of cathecumens
will be confirmed
At Bart's United Brethren church
on Sunday-Sunday school at 9 a. m.
Preaching at 10 a. IA. and 7.3O p. m-
by REV. r. III. Hughes. These are the
first services by the new pastor at
this place.
The squirrel season opened on Frl-
day.
David WHEREBY, Of Hanover, is
spending few days AT the home Of
his son, Paul WHEREBY, in this place.
Mrs. Claude Kindig is slowly i'm
proving.
MI. and Mrs. Erwin Hamme, MI.
and Mrs. Clair Hoffheims, Of Penn
VILE. and MI. and Mrs. H. IA. Stone
sifer visited at the home OF David
Baughman on Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. Geo. W. zepp and
family spent Sunday at the home OF
John NJ. Zenp. of Green Valley.
me first quarterly conference WIFI
be held AZ Bart's United Brethren
Church on Tuesday afternoon. Octo-
ber 26.
MI. and Mrs. John r. Martin, Of
Hanover, spent Sunday, October 10,
at THE home Of Theodore Baum
Several walnut trees at tile home
of f. NJ. Raubenstine have put on a
new coat of leaves