The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1918-08-02

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man. Albert NicAlea ia6k Mesk.
TANEYTONN.
MiBSBs IanH and Maggia YimgliHE
are spending their vacation with
their brDthar. WIN. HingliMg. at
FFizelIburg
MlHa Charles A. Elliot and daMgh-
ter, Roberta, W Shrewsbury Pa,
spent from Friday until Monday with
her s0n, Joseph ID. Elliot, and fam
lily
William Rrind0llar died Tuesday
from the results of a fall received
on Saturday He was around 0n
Saturday In apparently his usual
health until in Tine afternoon when
Nv started w his room To change his
clothes Tie was found little Later
Ivy Mrs. N "a. ReindOllar lying at the
foot of the stairs in az unconscious
condition and was later carried tO
his room and never rallied He ~
survived nv one brother Newton A-
ReindOlIar, with whom he had his
home, and two sisters, Miss Mary
Reindollar and Mrs. IL. W. Mehring,
nf Taneytown Tie would have been
1858 years Old iii September. Funeral
AIT the home ON Thursday morning
Iiby Rev. L B. Hafer with interment
I'M St. Johns cemetery, Littlestown.
Rev. and Mrs. ~ B. Hafer Left On
Monday on their annual vacation.
The Lutheran church will b. closed
Oh Sunday. No service but G. II. In
+E n nwnmfr~
Charles Witherow, wife and
daughter and Miss Grace WitheroW,
III Washington, I'D O., spent the
weeks end with friends and rela-
tives here
Mrs. Jesse Myers and grandchild-
rem Laverne zepp and Vesta zepp,
LETT on Saturday for a visit. to differ
emit points i'm Lancaster county, t.
Fern Weaver spent the weeks end
with his mother. Mrs. Nettie a.
Weaver
Oliver Grouse and E. O. Weant and
family, of Westminster, were callers
in town on Sunday
Dr. Artie i. Angell of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his mother.
Mrs Nathan AngelL
Paul Fair, of Baltimore, spent the
weeks end with his parents, Harry
G. Fair and wife, preparatory TO
, enisting in Uncle Sans service AS
baker
j. A. Angel is having pipeless
furnace installed in his residence.
Ernest Angel il doing the work. y
| George Baumgardner and family,
VII Charlestown, WI va, are visiting
friends i'm and near town.
Harry Essig lost four fine shoats
this week from some unknown cause.
n J. E. FIohr and family attended the
fiftieth birthday anniversary Of his
brother, George r.. Flohr, at Alpha,
Howard county Forty-one guests
were present. His parents, and every
member of his family were present
but one SON, who il i'm the Navy.
Quite number OH gifts were received,
among which was a gold watch.
Miss Irene Ecker. cir Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with her broth
er, Harry IT, Ecker and wife
Miss RhOda Hahn, OF WoodsborO,
spent the weeks end with Mrs
Bernie Babylon.
Miss Rhoda Hahn, of WoOdsbOro,
anu MISS AlICe 1dTUIUu are SuGnUS
df Charles Keefer and family, near
town.
Joseph Bennett and wife. Of Balti-
more are guests OF IT'D. H- Essig and
wife.
n Howard Glagen and wife, Of Lam
caster, called on friends in town on
Tuesday
MRS. Harry Ohler entertained a
few invited guests on Tuesday even
tn in honor or Miss l1thel's Sth
birthday.
Dr. John Brubaker and family, OF
Altoona, spent the weeks end with
his sister, Mrs. John T Koontz-
Mrs. George Shriner returned from
several days visit to Frederick
Mrs Raymond Davidson and
children, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing her parents, DR. G.. WI Demmitt,
and other friends here
A- III. Blanchard, of New York, is
occupying his bungalow here.
Miss Mary Reindollar IL visiting Ara
Baltimore.