The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-13
NJ ME M T CINE SITE NA.,

MR.. Augustus Berngen died SUD
dar,lT at her home. North Main street,
Thursday evening, from paralysis.
agad Nib wears, 1O months and 2S
dmrH. Mrs, Berngan haS nOt been
wall TDr some time, but Was abe t0
mf4and tO har domestic duties Thurs-
Nnv morning sha was doing her work
frlT the usual way, when suddenly
mhe was stricken. Dr- J- F- B. MeaF-
nT wRa summoned. He told the ram
iIv It WaG only Kan question OE heW
hours. Ghe passed peacefully away
at b NJ. m. Sha was KAN lady or quieL
and unmasuming manner devoLed
mother. friend and neiEhbor Sne
Ir survived by her husband and nve
Nanrhters. MR.. Null and Mrs Leese-
nF Hanover. Pa.; Mrs. Howard kel-
lar nf this town; Mrs $harrer ana
Mr. Rrannar. Of West Chester, go
Funeral services were held MONDAY
ryrnrrfrr ln Emmanuel Lutheran
.TThnrrr rev. Letherman Officlatlng-
Tmfarmant in Nine family lot ln the
lutheran cemetery. The pallbearers
go Messrs. J. H. BLOCKER, Alien
T'5rrv fT, W. I. Everhart, George
TrTir XXI Benton BurEOOn and jacob
tTTarahafm. W. L- F- Bergman, ru-
neral director. +ba
Mrst nrecfnct of this town are: h- J-
wv WAITE. John Xxx. Miller Charles
tz ZannY G W. J. Everhart, George %
nTirIar WIN III. LucabauEh, jacob
TTarhafm Charles Gilbert, Samuel
r Vusrr,a anal Horatio W- Oursler-
\. + ", " ars nrpcinct. John Shafrer, John
T ,Tsa Nv WIN. Miller, J- B- Lynard,
C. IVY. Lippy, John W- flngnng, - III
Smith, Adam Glggardt $500 $3.50 ar
Brown, VIM w. Shenon and WI NM
BnrgoOn- -. 49,
W rr,rfrI+v reformed Church wa held
easter Monday Those elected 80
M TyIdara Harvey Rhodes md Samuel
Smith; Deacons, Charles r- 10y nI
Paul Kuhns and Harold NH rranA-
f0rter- MN, .,.,+;,r
r,a1I saturday. April 7, Mr. J- A- Fred
erfck wa elected Mayor lne Tol 80
nFqrnan are J. H BlOcher, Henry
Gensler. J- r 49, 49,.
At the annual election in lmmanuel
lutheran Church held Monday, W AK.
Hanson and H- F. Leeae were eleGt1 n
ElfFarR and J. Clayton Turner and J.
H. L. Wink, elders
The services held ln Irlnity he
formed church Easter SUNDAY Mere
Oq a most impressive nature hes-
Blatt administered Communion to
larEe congregation me music Dy
tbe choir at both morning and even
inR service wa well rendered anu
appreciated
A large audience enjoyed Co., can
tata rendered by IT, choir ol trace
Lutheran Church, Westminster in
Emmanuel Lutheran church or tnls
town, Easter Monday evening An
offering was lifted that amounted to
$2l.75. The members of the choir ot
Emmanuel church served a luncheon
to the visiting choir md out of Town
guests.
The Easter Lenten offering made
br the Lutheran church Wa $4,000
for the church debt, $500 for local So
nnnEes and benevolence, total amount
$4,000. This has been tn largest
free Will offering in the history oI
the church, that II more than l5u
years Old
The Pass It On Sunshine Society
cent itS annual Easter OMerlng lO lne
inmates of the Carroll County Home
me barrel contained eggs, home
made cake and candies
Prof. George Land, of Lawrence
vile School, spent the Easter holl-H
DAYS with his mother, Mrs. T- Il. Land
Misses Mae Musselman and Fannie
Shower. students of the Maryland
State Normal school, spent their
Easter holidays with their parents
Mr. ana Mrs David Everhart and
children and Miss Minnie DutroW, of
Frederick; Mrs Robert Wells and
son, Earl, of Gambler, spent the Eas-
ter holidays at the home of Mrs
Savilla Musselman.
Mr. John. Brilliant, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr-
and Mrs. F C. Brilliant
Miss Myrtle Loats, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard LOats-