The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-18
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lOPSAAC oSFOA a. AcIJ0 WILL AA0 O4GIOA 2
in. this city.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Gorsuch, East
Main street, have returned from an
extended visit to Atlantic City and
New York.
The Woman's Civic League will
meet at the home of Miss Nora Cor
such, Thursday, April "a at 2.30 D. m.
All members are asked to be present.
Grover G. Taylor, School Attend
ance Officer, has moved to his new
home on Court street which he re-
Gently purchased from George w.
.Albaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. i'll. III. Harbaugh, this
city, who helped to drive the Hun to
defeat, arrived home Monday evening
looking better than ever.
Bushrod Heagy, manager of the
Carroll Oak and Tanning Company,
has accepted position in the same
capacity with a tanning firm near
Niagara, ". Y, where he will move
shortly.
Zion Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will hold an Easter service
Sunday evening, April 20, beginning
at %. m. If unfavorable on that
date it will be held Sunday, April
27 at the same hour. Good music.
Everybody come.
The entertainment and social which
was to have been held April 16, at
the Spring Mills school, has been
postponed until Thursday evening,
April a. If the weather is unfav-
orable On Thursday evening it will be
held the following evening. All are
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Arville l.. Ebersole, of
Washington, D. c., were weeks end
guests Of Mrs. Nellie Cover Hively at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Cover, Keymar. Mr.. Eber sole
returned to Washington Sunday night
while Mrs. Ebersole is remaining over
for the week.
Evidently having had complete
plans laid for her suicide, Mrs. Grace
Tregoning Lease, wife of Edward
Lease, was found dead in bed by her
husband and children on their return
to the home near-Monrovia, on Sun
day afternoon. They deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
The Advisory Council of the Coun-
ty Agricultural Agents which was to
have been held Saturday, April 49,
will be postponed until April 26. It
will be held in the County Agents
office at 1.3O p. M Every member
will receive a notice, but all farmers
and women interested are invited to
attend. Further notice as to spread
ers and program will be given later
Last Sunday evening a large crowd
attended the enjoyable as well as in
teresting and instructive meeting held
in connection with the Christian En-
deavor meeting in Grace Lutheran
church when Miss Irene. Kaufman.
daughter az Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Kaufman, this city and a Red Gross
nurse recently returned from france
told in very interesting and pleas
ing manner of her work while in
France and some of her experiences
MI Maurice Utermahlen, of Tyrone,
was severely injured Monday while
helping to saw down tree. In fall
ing the tree hit dead limb about 10
feet long on a nearby tree which fell
on Mr.. Utermahlen knocking him un-
conscious and cutting large cash in
several days but at this time is i'm
proving. He is a son of Mrs. Mar
garet Utermahlen, Tyrone and the
late William Utermahlen-
The sale OF one of the new heavy
Duty Delco-Light 3 Kilowatt Direct
connected plants to B. F. Shriver for
Union Mills residence has been in
stalled Iby Edgar M. F'rounfeGter,
salesman, New Windsor. Mr.. Shriv-
er has used one of the small Delco-
Light plants for the past three years
with such good satisfaction that he
is now ready to bring electricity to
his modern home with one Of these
new army model plants.
H. L. Hobby, Secretary Forest &
Stream Club received from the State
Hatchery at Havre de Grace, last
Friday a shipment of 100000 Yellow
Perch and they were put in Carroll
county streams as follows: 100000 at
River. 10000 at Double Pipe Creek,
Detour and $4,000 on Big Pipe Creek
near Taneytown This is probably
planted i'm our streams and we hope
it will be q success.
This week we are carrying an ad-
vertiGement representing one of the
cars being handled by Blue Ridge
Garage, New Windsor. Frounfelter
Bros. are the proprRtors and in max
ing this selection they have used
their usual care and knowledge Of
the motor business to select some
thing of high grade. This marks the
beginning of an aggressive advertis-
ing campaign by this firm, and we
have no doubt it will bring results.
These young men, have business
capabilities and sufficient knowledge
Of the automobile business to make
a success and judging from the
beautiful garage and the up-to-date
equipment in machinery and show
rooms that they are erecting and in
stalling, they will make New Wind
sor known for all that is best in the
automobile industry. 1t is one Of
the members Of this firm who before
entering the service made marked
success with DelcO-Light, the cleo
trio farm lighting system, which line
this member, Edgar M. Frounfelter,
still represents in the usual first
class way and upon his discharge
from the service Id the near future
will devote his entire time and energy
tn the sale and service of this line