The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-10
HARVEY.

Mr. Lake Harner of Rochester, N.
w and CLYDE Harner, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been spena1ng sono
time with their parents, w. ": 1alneA
and wife, returned home last "eune'
day.
Mrs Geo. Stallsmith and children
of York, who spent sometime WIN n I,
/. Witherow and family have returned
home. .h..
Onite a number of people in this
vicinity spent Thursday at Pen-MaI'
Miss Virginia Myers, of Gettysourg'
spent few days with Miss Bruce
Harner.
Miss Grace Shriver, who has been
spending sometime with her slsIer'
Mrs. H. l.. Wolff, is spending some
time with Robert Harner and famlly'
of Greenmount.
John Ohler, wife and child, of Get
tysburg. spent a few days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Milton Spangler.
Quite a number Of people passed
through here on their way to the or
phanage picnic.
Miss Ruth Snider still continues on
the sick list.
Harry Mort, who spent sometime
with his uncle and aunt, Harvey Oh
niger and wife, returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Estella Harner, of Raleigh, N.
c.. il spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs Silas Horner, or Two
Taverns.
Cleveland Stambaugh and Chas.
Fink have purchased new Chevrolet
automobiles from Carroll Lockard,
OF Westminster.
Millard Hess was very suddenly
called to Cumberland, Md, on account
OF the death Of his son, Norman, VINO
was accidently killed in the b. & Y.
round house at Pittsburgh.
r.. d. Eckenrode, OF Frederick, spent
a few days with his family last week.
The young men Of this place met on
Friday night to organize band.
Geo. w. Shriner and wife, j. w.
Reck, wife and daughter, Marion, j.
t. Lennon, attended the funeral OF
Chas. Reindollar, at Uniontown, on
Saturday.
No preaching in St. PauPs Lutheran
Church on Sunday, but Sunday School
at a. m.
]. Harvey Maus, wife and son, John,
MISS ItO6S dILu CdlO VI S1AFSA AeNAJ
Rev. L. A. Bush, wife and family spent
Sunday with M. r. Snider and family.
Mrs. Geo. Valentine and Mrs. Mary
Hoover spent Tuesday with Chas. K.
Harner and family.
Miss Courtney Sowders, of Lovetts-
vile, Va, is spending sometime with
Mrs. Mervin Benner.
The body of N. J. Hess, q years
old, who died Friday at the Mercy
Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa, from injuries
sustained at the Baltimore and Ohio
shops, at Glenwood, Thursday even
ing, when an engine crushed him
against the wall Of the building, was
brought to his home 325 Arch street,
Cumberland, Md, last night The fun
eral was held on Sunday afternoon
with Pride Of Potomac Council No. II
J. o. L. A. NJ. and Camp No. II 1870 Mod
ern Woodman of America in charge.
Mr. Hess was crushed between the
back and lungs. He was foreman at
the shops He was employed at the
local shops previous to going to Pitts
burgh. Surviving are his wife, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Harry Russler, and three
children, Harry, Francis and Emma
Mr.. Hess died just before his wife and
her mother, who were summoned
from Cumberland, reached the Hos
pital in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. William A. Snider, Sr., had
another stroke on Tuesday.
j. W. Fream spent a few days in
Havre De Grace, as delegate to the
p. o. S. Of A. Lodge from this place.
While Mrs Sam Valentine was put
ting the cap on a fruit jar it broke
and cut an awful cash in her wrist.