The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
TANEYTOWN.


Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Black and Mrs.
VIM. Paine, of Thurmont, were weeks
end guests of E. c. Sauerhammer and
family.
Miss Ethel Sauerhammer returned
to her school ON Monday.
James Haugh and daughter, Mrs.
VIM. III. Baldwin, and daughter return
ed to Wrightsville after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Jas. Haugh.
Miss Ethel Basehoar spent the
holidays with relatives here.
Ernest Cooley and bride returned
on Saturday evening.
B. O. Slonaker and wife entertain
ed the following on Sunday in honor
of their daughter and husband: MT.
and Mrs Ernest Cooley, Marlin Reid
and family, Charles Wolf and wife,
of Littlestown, and Edward Slonaker,
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Merritt Burke and son return
ed to their home at Newport, Del,
after spending a week with her par
ents, j. S. Bower and wife.
Miss Vertie Shoemaker and Walter
Selby, Miss Flora Shoemaker and
Frank Ohler spent Saturday last with
the formers sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis ReltSnlder.
r. w. Gait, wife and daughter, of
Hanover, spent the holidays with the
formers parents, Jas. B. Gait and
wife.
Raymond Hesson returned to
school at Gettysburg on Tuesday.
Levi D. Frock and wife were treat
ed to an up-to-date serenade on Mon
day evening L. D. Dragged he had
the boys fooled, so they waited until
he moved into his new home on
George street, and got him.
Miss May Kreglo, of HagerstoWn,
was the weeks end guest of Mrs. }.
Thomas Wantz.
Miss Lillian Yealy, of Littlestown,
was the weeks end guest of Misses
Clara and Eva Crebbs.
Miss Katherine Nau, Of Hanover,
spent the weeks end with Mrs. Thos.
Clingan.
Miss Gertrude Duttera, of Hanover,
spent the holidays with her sister,
Mrs H. G. Brendle.
Atlee F1eagle returned to Akron,
Ohio Monday after spending the holt
days with his parents, ThOs. Fleagle
and wife
Mrs. e. T. Smith and daughter, Miss
Rose. spent from Friday until the
first of the week with her daughters,
Mrs Albert Reuwer and Mrs. Thomas
L. Shoemaker, at. Harrisburg and
Lemoyne, Pa.
J. A. P. Garner and wife spent
Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs.
Roy c. Keefer, near Mt. Union.
VIM G. Fair had the misfortune to
fall from the hay loft on Saturday
and dislocate his left shoulder
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hess entertain
ed the immediate family and a few
friends at supper on Monday evening
in honor Of their son, Carroll, and
bride, who returned from their we'd
ding trip on Monday morning.
Miss Katherine Silver, of Harris
burg, is a guest at the Presbyterian
Manse.
Miss Elizabeth Crapster entertained
her friends at a masked ball on Sat
urday evening. Those present were
Misses Amelia and Elizabeth Amman,
Eleanor and Eliza Brine, Mary Hes
son, Thelma and Alice Miller, Mary
Reindollar, Helen ReindOllar, Ellen
Long, Ethel Sauerhammer, Katharine
Silver. Ada Englar, Wallace ReindOl
lar. Earle Rooms, ClOtwOrthy Birnie,
Raymond Hesson, John and Walter
Crapster and Elizabeth Crapster. All
spent a very enjoyable evening.
John H. Kemp, one Of our oldest
residents was found dead in bed by
his daughter, Mrs. John Yingling, on
Sunday morning. Mrs. Yingling al
ways looked after her father at inter-
walls during the night, and when at an
early hour in the morning when she
went to look after him as usual, he
was dead. His age is 80 years, II
months and days. Funeral We'd
nesday at the Reformed Church of
which he was a member. He is sur
vived by the following children: Mrs.
John Yingling, Of TaneytoWn; DR..
Luther Kemp, of Uniontown, and J.
Thomas Kemp, of Waynesboro.