The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
LOCUST HILL.

The Pine Grove SUNDAY scnooI PIC
mic which was to be- held on Safur-
day, August 2Sth, was postponed
until Saturday, October End Don't
forget the date
Harvest Home services were not
held mt st. Bartholomew church on
Sunday. They will be held on sun
day, September -, at p. TO-
IA very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was held on Friday evening,
August 9th, at the home OF MR. and
Mr. Henry Bechtel III honor of Mrs.
Bechtel's 53rd birthday She t.
ceiyed many valuable presents and
returns many thanks for them
Among those present were. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bechtel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Markle, Mr. and Mrs Cleve-
land Barnhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Utz, MIR. and Mrs Clinton Null, MI
and Mrs.. John Barnhart, Mr. and
Mrs. William Utz, Misses Efie Wentz,
Jottie Furry, Goldie Bechtel, Espen-
eta Wentz, Bessie Utz, Martha Utz,
Erma Markie, Emma Utz, Bertha
Wildasin, Sadie Krumrine, Viola
Mummert, Grace and Hilda Markle,
Mary. Marie and Thelma Barnhart
and Pauline Null, Messrs. George
Erumgard, Earl Bechtel, Edward
Zumbrum, Paul Null, Claude Brum-
gard, Lawrence WentZ, George Mus
gelman. Clark Wentz, Claude Wisner,
Paul Shorb, Maurice UtZ, John Kin
dig, Guy Wentz, Claud Bechtel, OF
Iandus Mummert, William Brumgard,
Herman Bechtel, Clinton Face, Harry
Stonesifer, Paul Uz, Harvey Shorb,
John Zumbrum, Freddie and Leslie
Bechtel. Burnell Barnhart, Ivan
wentz, Lloyd Markle. John Utz, John
Klinedinst, Robert and Gereon Null
Visitors at the home OF Jacob NJ.
Wildasin on Sunday were: MT and
Mrs. Josiah Sterner, MFR. and Mrs.
David Sell and daughter, Miriam,
Mr. and Mrs Riley Sterner and son,
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steiner
and daughter, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Shelter and sons, Melvin and
William, Mr. and Mrs Isaiah Lohr
and daughter, Mabel, Mr. and Mrs
George Zepp and daughter, Virgie,
and grandson, Llevelin, MIR. and Mrs
Emory Sell and daughter, Pauline,
and sons, John and Emory, Miss Ada
Wertz, Carrie Steiner and Harry
Myers.
Born To MIR. and Mrs. Clinton zepp
on Sunday, August p, son.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaiah Lohr and Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Wentz and daughter,
Mary, motored to Mr. VENTS broth
~, George VENT, at Owings Mills,
on Wednesday.
Christ Church Sunday school will
hold an outing on Saturday, Septem-
Der 18th, afternoon and evening, Ara
the church grove. All kinds OF
games and base ball will be had for
the amusement or all.
Mrs. William Garrett has a rasp-
berry stalk bearing 100 berries, all
double ones.
f. M. Raubenstine has some very
large apples, one weighed IA ounces
and measured 1215 inches in circum-
ference.
The Pine Grove school opened on
Monday, while Matthias school will |
open on Monday, September 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reigle and
children, or Hanover, spent Satur- |
day and Sunday at the home Of her
father, John al Gobrecht.
Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Markle and
son, Melvin, and Mildred Leese, of
Hanover; Irwin AFTER, OF near Christ !
Church, and Cleveland Barnhart 4
visited the home OF M I'll. Warner I
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam wi. Miller en-
tertained at their home on Monday, |
August "a, Mrs. John Fowler and /
Miss Eva Becker, on Baltimore.
The potato crop has been dug in |
this vicinity, and was a large one.
Farmers are making their second |
crop OF meadow hay, some are haul \
ing sweet corn to the canning fac
tory, while others are busy harrow i
Ing and getting their ground ready I
for fall seeding.
Mrs. John Fowler and Miss Eva
Becker, of Baltimore, spent few |
days last week at the home of the n
formers brother, John Markle.
Sunday school on Sunday at Pine 4
Grove In T. o. Raubenstine's grove,
known as the Pine Grove picnic
grounds, at 9 III m.
At St Bartholomew church, Sun
day school at 12-45 p. m Preaching I
at D. M, by Rev. George X. Shelter.
At Bart's U. B. Church, Sunday /
school at a. m. Prayer meeting at
7.30 p. m. 49,.