The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-09
LOCUST HILL

Sunday school convention was held in
Christ Reformed church, Rev. F. ;.
Lindaman, pastor, Sunday, June 4th.
William karichuf recently purchas-
ed d Ford touring car, and John I.
Myers has bought a Maxwell touring
car.
Edward Wentz recently purchased
a new Geiser traction engine.
The Carroll County Reed Band has
received new uniforms and caps.
A festival will be held at Austin d.
Stonesifer's store, Saturday evening,
at Grand Valley, Md. Music will be
furnished by the Carroll County Reed
Band.
H. H. Starner and c. n. Barnhart
own rye stalks which measure feet
6 inches in length. The stalks are on
exhibit at Barnhart's store.
number of Locust Hill residents
attended the Sunday school conVen-
ton at Christ church, Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Mckinney, of Hanover,
spent a week at the home of George
w. Zepp.
William Myers spent Ascension
Day with Theodore Baum, of Green
Valley.
Howard Sheely, of near Kingsdale,
spent Thursday at the home or MS
brother. Elder Sheely, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Steiner and
children and the Misses ZELDA and
Bertha Leppo spent Sunday with
Joseph Simpson, at Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Feeser, of
Hanover, spent Sunday at the home
of NJ H. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs Emory Raubenstine
and children, Hilda and Robert, spent
Sunday afternoon with George NJ.
Raubenstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wentz and
son, Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Causie
Bechtel, MIR. and Mrs. Morris WentZ
ard children, Mr. and Mrs. William
Leppo and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hoff and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Steiner and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leppo mo-
tored to Gettysburg on Ascension
Day and spent the day on the battle
field.
The Willing Workers of St Davtd's
church will hold festival on Satur-
day evening June II, in the church
grove Music will be furnished by a
ban0.
Children's Day services will be held
at St Bartholomew church on Sun
day evening, June -. a good pro-
gram will be rendered.
A musical will be given at St.
David's church on Sunday evening,
June 1S, under the direction Of Miss
Edith Krumrine.
Milton Null has purchased a Pull
man touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. William kirkhotf en-
tertained the following on Ascension
Day: Mr.. and Mrs: c. d. Rusher, of
KingSdale: Mr.. and Mrs. Alva AFTER
and children, Lester, Walter and
Kathryn, of Christ Church,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Miller, of Pigeon Hills;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Markle and
children, Hilda and Ruth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Kirkhoff, Miss Treva
Markle and Mrs. Clara Lum, all of
Union Mills; Norman and Albert
Miller. of Bart's Church.
Murray Geiman has purchased
Metz automobile from H. J. SIAM
baugh.
The new barn, 56X60 feet of How
ard l.. Bechtel was raised on Tues
day About s. men assisted in the
work. A sumptuous dinned was serv-
ed. VIM. E. Kindig & Sons, are the
contractors.
The strawberry crop is at hand and
the berries are plentiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stonesifer and
daughter, ZELDA, spent Ascension Day
at the home of HeZekiah Spangler, of
Union Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geeting and
Mr.. and Mrs Emory Raubenstine and
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cension Day at the home Of David
Wisner. of Deep Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Houck, Mr..
and Mrs. Cletus Houck and John Co
brecht motored to Manchester, West
minister, Littlestown and Hanover on
Ascension Day
Misses Esta and Mary kemper, of
Westminster, and Miss Edith Spahr,
of Bendersville, are spending a few
days at the home of John A Cromer
Thieves visited the hen house of
William Garrett last week and stole
about 100 chickens.
John Gobrecht is engaged in scrap
ing the roads in Union township.
Theodore Bish, of Pennville, and
Levi Steiner motored to the home of
Kirby Bish, Hampstead, on Sunday.
The first anniversary of the dedi-
cation of St. David's church will be
held on Sunday, June II, services by
Revs. George E. Shelter and J. H.
Hartman, at $50 a. m, and and
p. m.
On Sunday at st. Bartholomew
church, Sunday school at 1890 p. m.
Preaching at p. M, by Rev. A. NJ
Heilman, of Hanover
Sunday school at Pine Grove at ;
p. IN,