The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-11
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tod friends in this city.
N;no tickets were sold to Pen Mar
.uan, This station on the Fourth.
M;ss Margaret Bitzel, Union Bridge
I'd friends in this city July 4.
mr. M, Sullivan has returned to
this city after serving I'm the army.
Mr. Clarence Orendorff, of Georgia,
l. enending some time in this city.
rba rain Sunday afternoon came
:, time to save the growing crops.
nr and Mrs. Joseph T. Herring,
baltimore, spent the Fourth In THIS
city.
nossrs Edwin and Allen Sicily,
paItimore spent the Fourth in this
city.
Mr. John Cassell, of Philadelphia,
visited relatives in this clty TINS
week
Rev D. Snyder Stephan, of Berlin,
pa visited friends in this city this
week.
Miss Lillian Brown, Baltimore
visited friends in this city over the
Fourth.
Mrs C. Levine Billingslea, Balti-
moro visited friends in this city over
the Fourth.
Miss Louise Lester, of Baltimore
visited her home in this city over
the Fourth.
Several big hotels in New York have
stationed armed guards over their
wine cellars.
Misses Mary Yeiser, this city and
Beryl Summers, Warfeldsburg are
visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Mildred Roger, of New York is
visiting Misses Elsie and Helen King,
Chase street extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Young, oACran-
berry, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son.
Miss Alma Radcliffe, Ellicott City
is the guest of Miss Irene Shaeffer,
Pennsylvania avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. William Sweigart,
Of Baltimore, spent the Fourth with
relatives in this city.
One thousand women attended the
free lecture for women only at the
Star theatre Tuesday evening.
Two army trucks each towing a
field kitchen passed through here
Monday evening for Gettysburg.
Miss Sadie Riley, of Baltimore, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n.
Shaeffer, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, East
Main street are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of daughter.
Robert E. Day, Sykesville, has been
appointed game warden for Carroll,
Howard and Frederick counties.
Our police force have donned their
summer uniforms. The only change
IL their make up is in the cap.
Mi. and Mrs. Claude Billmyer, OF
Union Bridge, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Fl. d. FOwble, West Main street.
Miss Derma Yeiser, Washington, D.
a. returned Tuesday after spending
the Fourth at her home in this city.
Miss Margaret Smith, of York, Pa,
spent d few days with her cousin,
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Miss Grace Gunther, Baltimore was .
the guest of her sister, Mrs. jesse (
Cnrest, Pennsylvania avenue over the
Fourth.
marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore Saturday to Warren IL. ]
Hook, this city. and Edna May Halnes,
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Stansfield,
o. Baltimore, were entertained by
MT and Mrs. H. D. Fowble, West
Main street.
Mr.. Luther Bankert, Hagerstown,
and Mrs. Harry Bankert, Baltimore,
were guests of Mrs. Thomas Bankert,
Bond street.
Earl Thompson, Pennsylvania !
avenue, has been discharged from the
army He arrived at New York from
france June 26.
Fatrolman Thomas Lynch, Of Bal
uncre spent several days this week
WIN his brother, c. Gloyd Lynch,
East Main street.
clarence G. Miller, Hampstead, was
reported among the list of casualties
" uy the War Department. He is
slshtly wounded.
MISSES Bessie and Edith Roberts,
baltimore spent the Fourth with
Ml' and Mrs. ID Snider Babylon,
vest Main street.
mrs: George Gait, of Brooklyn, n.
:. who spent some time with her
s. oner, Mrs. Fritchie, East Main
street, has returned. -
u lieut. Louis Snapp, Winchester,
n, VINO went through six offensives
~ france was killed Saturday in an
automobile accident
49, IT, hay Klein and daughter, Han
Ore 81 Pa., were visitors Of her par
pon VT and Mrs. Henry Bemiller,
ennsylvania avenue.
s0a III conditions point to some rer-
Rnta !, lovely fights down in Mexico.
ent,-- tne governmental chiefs, appar-
T- cannot see the point.
Of m u1n We think of the high price
our fna1 our only way of relieving
inp s s1llhgs j. to 20 into neighbor-
lata r.. Louisa March, widow of the
diea Tael March, Of Bart's Church
larcS une ~, aged "a years. Daniel
sdeceaqoSS VI Ianeytown, is son Of the