The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-13
MANCHESTER.

ATS. AuPuSIuS DCL hSSAA
denly at her home, North Main sIreel'
Thursday evening, from pardiy 49,
aged 60 years, 10 months anu
DAYS. Mrs. Berngen has not p0tn
we'll for some time, but was aDLe "
attend to her domestic duties lnula
day morning she was dong her WI n
in the usual way, "hen su4 1Ir
she was stricken. DIT j. r. d. e
ar was summoned. He told the l@l 1-
ilv il was only question OIL d ~"
hours. She passed peacetully ava!
al D. m She was a lazy % 49,
and unassuming manner ue' CO.
mother, friend and nelghDol'
is survived by her husband anu na9
daughters, Mrs. Null ana MIS-. 80
OF Hanover, Pa; Mrs. Ho"aru MI
Ter. of this town; Mrs. Sndr[eI anu no
Mrs. Bremen, of West CheSIGl, o.
Funeral services were nelu uunuo1
morning in Immanuel :ntin
church Rev. Letherman ohicl"'i rs
Intnrment in the family lou III tne
TMtheran cemetery. The pallDeaInIlo
we're Messrs. ]. H. Blocher' Ira
Tippv, G. w. J. Everhart' 0G Ge o
Folk. H. Benton Burgoon anu 49, 81,
Wareheim. w. L. r. bergman !"
neral director If the
The census enumerators OF ~ 'nI
first precinct of this town are: n -
T. LaMotte, John K. Miller, Cn.,, "a
r.. Zepp, G. w. J. EVerhart' %eol foooh
Miller, VIM. E. lIucaDauen' n aU
Werheim. Charles Gilbert Samnel
Warner and Horatio W. Oursls,
second precinct, John ShaneT' 'on d
Eisenhut, G.. VIM. Miller, j.. .: LS ~ e.
c. V. Lippy. John W. Ilngllns, w
smith. Adam Giggard, deorEt
Brown, VIM f. Shenon ana " H. ~
Burgoon. e oeoore for
Trinity Reformed Church was helu
Raster Monday Those elected "elI
ELDERS. Harvey Rhodes ana oa.lu
smith; Deacons, Charles Lipps
Paul Kuhns and Harold e. FraiiN
forter. (,oi1 o,ectior
held Saturday, April Z, Mr.. j: "A. Freu-
arick was elected Mayor. Inc Ioun
ciImen are J. H. Blocher' HenlS
Gensler, J. G. Franktorter' 'olii
Hoover and David Hare.
At the annual election in lmnl I11 e
Lutheran Church held Monday w. -;
Hanson and H. F. Leese were eleG'ep
Elders. and J. Clayton turner anu D.
r.. L. Wink, elders. Do
The services held in IrlnltE ne
formed church Easter Sunday were
NJ most impressive nature. new
RIatt administered Communion 10
large congregation. The music ny
tho choir at both morning and even
ING service was we'll rendered anu
appreciated. 41,o oon-
A large audience enjoyed the can
ta+a rendered by the choir or trace
lutheran Church, Westminster III
Emmanuel Lutheran church or thl5
town. Easter Monday evening. All
offering was lifted that amounted TO
S31 =. The members of the CHOIR OF
Emmanuel church served luncheon
70 the visiting choir and out OF town
guests. 1o
The Easter Lenten offering made
law tho lutheran church was $l92O.0"
for the church debt. $500 for local eN-
nanses and benevoIenca, total amount
$4,000 This has been the largest
free will offering in the history OF
the church, that is more than -"
wears old. ..,,.
The Pass 1t On Sunshine Society
sent it's annual Faster offering TO the
inmates of the Carroll County Home.
The barrel contained eggs. nome
made cake and candies.
Prof. George Land, OF Lawrence
willie School. spent the Easter hoI-
DAYS with his mother. Mrs I. > Lana.
Misses Mae Musselman and Fannie
shower. students of the Maryland
State Normal School, spent their
Easter holidays with their parents. /
Mr.. and Mrs. David EVerhart ana
children and Miss Minnie DutroW, OF
Frederick: Mrs. Robert wells ana
son. Earl. of Gambler. spent the kas-
fer HOLIDAYS at the home of Mrs.
Savilla MuSSelman.
Mr.. John Brilliant, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents. MT
and Mrs. f. G.. Brilliant.
Miss Myrtle I.oats, of Baltimore
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Loats.