The Democratic advocate., 1915-05-07
-LNflIrtSIN HILL.
On Sunday morning, May ?, r

munion services at st. Bartholo-
news church and received in mem
bership four by letter, the church
was filled and quite number had to
remain outside.
Sunday school on Sunday morning
at Pine Grove will be- held at o "A. m.
TIE farmers have about all finish
ID planting their corn, i'm this yfcin-
lily.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David Baum
gardner recently, son
Mrs. Amanda Utz, of Hanover, is
visiting friends in this vicinity, also
at the home Of her nephew, Jacob z.
Leese-
Visitors at the home " Henry
Duce on Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Myers and daughter, Mary, of
Hanover, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
NJ Wentz and children, Amy, Oscar and
Clair, Miss Mamie Utz and Noah
Rohrbaugh-
Those who visited at the home OF
i p. +. Utz On Sunday we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Myers, Mr and Mrs.
Plus Duncan. Warren Duncan and
Miss Mabel Duncan, of Hanover, MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Markle, Oscar
Myers, Mrs. Amanda Utz, Misses Gold
lie Bechtel, Lottie Ferry, EHie Wentz,
4 Viola Mummert, Erma, Grace and
Hilda Markle, Blanche Stonesifer,
and Mary Troxell, Messrs. Earl Bech-
tel Rolanders Mummert, Claude
Bechtel, Guy Wentz, Harvey Shor5,
Lloyd MarkIe, Bernell and George
TroxelI and John Kleindinst
Visitors at the home of Harvey
Stcnesifer on Sunday were: Rev 81
/. Hench, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Trox-
iii, Mr- and Mrs. Brayton W. ner,
Mrs. Harry Kopp, Misses Emma Utz,
Erma Markla and Mary TroXell,
Me5srs. George and Burnell Tro1eu,
and Levi Gcbrecht
Visitors lt the home OF Jacob IT.
on Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Masomore and daughters, Myra,
Miriam and Dorothy, MI and Mrs.
Clinton Snyder and daughter, Viola,
Mrs. Amanda Utz ana Harvey an
Theodore Masemore.
The Lutheran congregation VI S.
Bartkclomew's Church, elected ,he
following o4-cers at preparatory Ser
wees cn Saturday: Trustee, Eduar-
C. 3oI sner: alder, Josiah Stern1r;
Deacons, Albert Garvick and Clinton
IA entz.
The neT church erected BY the
joint Congregations of Sherman
Church will be dedicated On Sunday
May 1e. Services in morning and
afternoon Rev. "a. . Dechant, OF
Hanover, will speak in behalf Of the
Reformed congregation.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Feeser spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of E.
nj. Raubenstine-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus Houck and
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Raubenstine spent
Sunday evening at the home OF II. A.
SlOnesifer.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs m Arter on Sunday were: Mrs.
Clefie Bechtel and children, Grace,
Kermit and Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Up
ton Myers, MT and Mrs. Cyrus Lep-
po, Lloyd Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Leppo and son, Theodore, MIR. and
Mrs. Milton Bish and children, Mary,
Earl, Edward and Robert, Frank
Matthias and Charles Feeser
A young son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Bechtel on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Wentz and son,
Sterling, and Hilda Frank spent Sun
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Null.
Visitors on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Wentz were Mrs.
Nora 6horb and Mrs, Lizzie Beck, of
Manchester, Nd, Misses Mary and
Grace Little and Emory Zepp of near
Sherman's Church.
Sunday school on Sunday morning
at Bart's ". B. church at 8 a. m.
Preaching at 7.30 p. m, by Rev. 8. A.
Crabill.
Mrs. Amanda Utz is visiting at M.
II. Warmers.
Augustus Huff and Miss Lottie
Leese visited Nj. Fl. Warner and fam
lily on Saturday evening.
Those who visited George and
Charles Warner on Sunday were VIII
lard Jacoby, Charles Krenzer, James
Bollinger, Albert Miller, Eugene
Hook, Clarence Wentz, OF Swift Run;
George Todt and Alvin Cassett, of
Square Corner; Misses Mary and
Catherine Karichuf, Gertie and Mary
Wentz, Florence Jacoby, Estelle Mill
er and Mabel Bechtel.
NIT. and Mrs. o.. CT. Barnhart, of
Pleasant Hill, visited at the home Of
M. H. Warner on Sunday.
Herman Arter, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Nahia Arter, who it will be remember
ed, had the misfortune Oh having his
leg broken some time ago, is now able
10 be about again, and wishes to return
many thanks to all the friends who
visited him while i'm bed, and also to
those who 80 kindly remembered him,
10 sending words of cheer by post
cards, which were a great delight to
him.