The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-27
TANEYTOWN.


Mrs. Nicely Shaffer, of Glen ROCK
Thomas Humbert and wife, or 1ork,
John Kelley and John McGra", o.
Emmitaburg, and A. Bo"ersoA' oI
Westminster, were Sunday VlsltorS d.
Michael Humbert's.
Mrs. Martha Fleagle left on FTloa!
morning for York and Phlladelphla
and from there to Akron, ONO, 70
visit her sons, Atlee and Dewey.
Curtis Reid and wife returned from
their three weeks visit to New YORK
CITY, on Sunday evening, quite pleas
ed with their trip.
Maurice Albaugh and wife, Mrs
Amanda Currens, Mrs. Anna May
Jones and son, Paul, of Thurmont
were Saturday guests OF Mrs. Marga-
ret and Miss Emma Reaver. Miss
Jane Reaver, of Westminster, is also
a visitor at the same place.
Mrs. Harry Yingling, Mrs. Bond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zepp, Of Mckinstry's
Mills, spent Friday last with Miss
Joanna Kelley.
Mr.. Lennon, wife and children, of
Hanover, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Jacob Sentz and wife.
At the Lutheran parsonage, fancy
town, on Saturday evening, April 21st,
by their pastor, Rev. l.. B. Hafer, Miss
Edna May Sentz, daughter of Jacob
Sentz, and Norval r. Reinhart, son
of Paul Reinhart, were united in mar
rage The wedding came as quite a
surprise to their many friends.
Raymond Hesson and friend, Mr..
Snyder, of Gettysburg, paid a flying
visit to our town on Monday evening.
Robert Elliot and wife and Bernard
Arnold, of Stevenson, spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. Samuel Slagenhaup died quite
suddenly at her home on Tuesday
morning Mrs Slagenhaup rose as
usual and made the fire, and sat down
saying she did not feel well. Her
daughter becoming alarmed went to
a neighbours to telephone for medical
aid, but Mrs. Slagenhaup expired in
few minutes. She was in her 18th
year Besides her aged husband she
il survived by two daughters, Miss
Viola, at home: and Mrs TheO. Hill
terbrick, Of Harvey. Funeral ser
vices at the house Friday morning
Interment in Harvey /. b. cemetery.
The family have the sympathy Of the
entire community in their sudden
and sad bereavement.
Mrs. Emanuel Sell died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Abdiel Cash
man. on Tuesday, aged S. years. She
is survived by four children, Mrs
AbdicI eastman. OF Tan"ytown: Mrs.
SENT, OF Baltimore: and Frank and
Harry Sell. of Taneytown. Funeral
and intcrment at Baust church,
Thursday morning.
Master NOrVal Shoemaker. Jr.. had
the misfortune to fall against one Of
the radiators in the High School
Building, while at play on Tuesday,
and cut a cash in his head. Three
stitches were required to close the
wound
John Yingling and wife spent from
Saturday until Tuesday evening in
WaynesbOrO and HagerstOWn.
Peter Graham met with an auto
wreck on Monday night while return
ing from a gigging trip. The car was
damaged from trying to climb tele-
phone pole. The occupants Of the
car were Thomas Clingan, Harry
Brendle and Graham. From what we
hear the occupants might have shar-
ed worse fate than they did.
Mrs. John Shreeve and daughter,
Hiss Margaret, Of Waynesboro, spent
the weeks end with the formers faith
CT, James Shildt, who is on the sick
list.
Mrs, Mary Ciousher and Mrs. Mar
Eatet Reaver still continue quite i'll.
Curtis Bowers and family and Wal
ter A. Bower and family spent Sun
day in New Windsor. Mrs, Bower
ard children remained for the week