The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-04
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 4, 1911
.OCALlAFFAIRS.

The Sunday school picnic of the NJ.
q. Church. was held Wednesday IN
E.nglar's grove, near this city
Charles Diffendal, Bond street, has
returned to Hur1ock, Md, where he
will play ball for the next week.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Monday. TO John X. war
shall, Fowblesburg. and Isabelle lay
lor.
Mr.. ]. Elmer Myers, of near Pleas
ant Valley. has purchased the prop
erty occupied by Mr.. Foster Ware
hime, at Frizellburg.
Raymond Yingling Ray Anders and
Edward Diffendal, this city. are CAMP
ing on the Patapsco River. below ELL
colt City, for the next two weeks.
Grae Lutheran Sunday school held
its picnic Tuesday in Englar's Grove,
near this city. The children were
conveyed to and from the woods IN
automobiles and all had good time.
Arthur S. Yingling. son of VIM. X
Yingling. Of Cranberry, who met win
a motorcycle accident on the 18TH OF
June. returned home from the hospital
in Baltimore. His foot Is healing
nicely.
While watering some mules at the
Beehtel farm, Earl l.. Beehtel, son Of
Mrs william Bechtel who lives near
ST Bartholomew church was kicked
BY one of the animals. wound about
four inches long was inflicted above
the left eye.
Mrs. Elmer T. YinglinE. Of Brnm-
mel. presented the Advocate with
yellow brush squash that measured
9L inches in diameter and : feet and
4 inches in circumference. that she
took from her well kept garden. The
squash is beauty.
George ?. Gunther. who has been
chosen a a Democratic Judge, Of
Election. has filed his acceptance by
returning his oath sworn 10 before
Justice Of the Peace at Maverick, Tex.
Mr.. Gunther is With the First Regi-
ment Band n Eagle Pass. Texas.
At a conference Tuesday with Gov
ernor Harrington. Colonel +. Austin
Baughman. state motor-Yehlcle coin
missioner suggested that he urge The
state Roads Commission 10 HAYS all
road culperts whItewashed as an aid
to the safety of automobiles.
4 large rat. In the stable used b. 1r.
Il. O. Grimes near Bond street. In
trying 70 90 through a small crack IN
a board in the entery hung Itself,
The rat vas caught by it head and
was wedged 80 tight that Il could mol
get loose.
The greatest seller and most eeo-
nomical and successful heating plant
thai has been put ou the market IN
dats for homes Is The Calprle Pipelsss
Furnace. sold By Lloyd d schaener.
this city =Air Schaeffer has installed
nearly - plants and everyone Is CIV
ing satisfaction.
Charles Straw. eolOred. sas arrest
ed Monday evening. at Hoods NIL,
for drawing revolver on Mr. ". l.,
Hammond merchant. by Sheriff ston-
er. Yesterday morning he VAS given
a hearing before Justice Dinst who
found Straw guilt and gave him sih
months In the House of Correction.
The annual reunion OF the Methodist
Sunday schools Of New Windsor or
cult. which vas postponed, will he held
on Thursday August 10th. IN the grove
of Senator Z. Smith snader. near New
Windsor This will be an al day ole
bration Tie Oak Orchard Band VII
furnish tn music.
Good progress i being made to
ward securing the sa.O00,nD0 Church
Pension Fund OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church for the benefit OF aged
and disabled ministers or their fam
flies. At The close Of the spring cam.
paIgn $4,000 900 had been pledged. ri
which Maryland Ind produced good
share
John Bernstein. last Main street.
was initiated into Charity Lodge. 10.
5s. knights of Pythias,. August y.
1870. and was elected Master Of
Exehequer. July L. 1889. and kept the
Office for 3 years. He resigned he
last Friday IN June. 1916. On account
OF disability Thee. A. Kaufman Ras
elected, in his place.
After faithfully serving as sexton o.
St Paul's Lutheran church. ilttlea=
town, Pa. for u Years ". 7. StpEer
has rendered his resignation. to IKE
effect as soon as his successor Is elect
ed by the church council. Mr. Slower
il also ianitor of the public school
building and the p. o. S. of A. hall IN
LIttlestown.
Mr.. Edward Knox % year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. George b. Knox, near
Statewood. fell from the top of a
barrack To the floor. distance Of
about Is feet and was seriously in
iured. Wednesday afternoon he was
taken to the Maryland University Hos
pitaI, Baltimore, accompanied by DR..
H. NJ Fitzhugh and his parents.
Placing his foot on the low gear
pedal instead of the reverse, ID. ".
Dudderar, Of the Eagle Garage, Ridge
vile. July 27, shot his car onto the
pavement In front of Citizens Nation
al Bank, striking Mrs. Mamie Lanten-
back, of Baltimore, and knocking her
down. She was carried to a nearby
residence and treated by a physician.
She sustained a cut on the back OF the
Mrs. Sadie Z. Jeffords, filed bill for
an absolute divorce from Otto c. JEFF
fords, Monday afternoon IN the Cir
cult Court. Baltimore. Mrs. Jeffords
alleges In her petition. that she was
married on March 2. 1912, In West
minister, Nd. and tt her husband de-
serted. he about year ago. There
il one child D the marriage. Mr.. JEFF
fords is from Darlington s. c., and
Mrs. Jeffords. OF Baltimore.
: survey Of all Maryland counties.
with view to bringing under one
he'd all the county social work, Ii 70
Be made b. the Alliance OF Charitable
and Social Agencies OF Baltimore
within the next few weeks. The plan