The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-10-10
TANEYTOWN.

John Mark, OF Harrisburg, spent
several days here last week renew
ing old acquaintancss. Mr.. Marx
was a former resident Ct this place
and quite well kOnwn by some Of the
older residents.
At the Lutheran parsonage by the
pastor, Rev. T.. p. Hafer, Myron T.
Stouffer and Maize I. Kaufman, both
of Middleburg were united in mar
riage September 30th.
David Ohler and family moved last
Thursday to their new home i'm Keys
vile.
Mrs. Annie Shaner and son, Harold,
of Terentum, Pa, spent several days
the last of the week with Eli nj. Dut-
terra.
Jacob Burlington had public sale on
Saturday, of his two double dwellings
on Fairview avenue. Both were pur-
chased by his brother, Jas. Buffing-
ton: one for $2325, and the other for
$4,000.
Clarence Ohler and wife, OF Han
over, spent the weeks end with his
parents, Milton Ohler and wife.
Rally day was observed in the
lutheran Sunday school on Sunday
last with a good attendance, and at
the same time the recently organized
Young Mems Bible Glass met for the
first time. The class was organized
about two weeks ago, with twenty
four charter members, with l.. W.
Mehring, teacher; Clyde L. Hesson,
president; and Wallace Reindollar,
secretary This is something new for
Taneytown. We wish the new class
success.
d. J. HessOn, wife and sons, Clyde
and Charles, attended dinner at Mrs.
Jennie HorneFs, at Gettysburg, on
Sunday, given i'm honor of his nephew,
Meade Horner, and bride, of Laura
Vile, Iowa.
Miss Emma l.. Reaver, of fancy
town, and Mrs. Addie Kerr, of Han
over, spent Sunday with James Mitch
Fell and family, of Westminster, and
witnessed the christening or little
Miss Elizabeth Jane Mitchell.
Merle Baumgardner, wife and son,
Elwood, and e. G. Saurehammer and
wife. spent Sunday with Jacob Trone
and family, Of Hanover.
Charles Reaver purchased this
week, the property Of Mrs. Margaret
Bankard, situated on George Street,
and now occupied by him for $3.50.
Mrs. Bruce Crabs, who has been
patient at st. Agnes Hospital for the
past year, is expected home on Sat
urday. Mrs Crabbs has undergone
five operations, but is not much i'm
proved.
Mrs. John Stonesifer died quite
suddenly on Monday, while being pre-
pared for the Frederick City Hos
pital. She is survived by her hus-
band, one daughter and four sons,
also her father, VIM. H. Fleagle, three
brothers, VIM. Fleagle, of Rocky
Ridge; Harry, of Illinois; Thomas, of
Ohioj and one sister, Mrs. w. ?. My
ers, of Houston, Tex. Her age was
40 years. Funeral Wednesday morn
ing at the Reformed church, Keys
Vile Grace Reformed Choir, of
Taneytown, furnished the music.
Mrs. John A. Garner and son, Will
son and Miss Eunice James, of Balti-
more, spent the weeks end with
friends here.
Mr. ID. N. Rams burg, of Lewistown,
is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. J.
"A. 2. Garner.
The annual conference Of the U.
B. Church was held in Hanover Wed
nesday. Rev. d. J. March and VIM
Copenhaver we're delegates from
Taneytown.
Theodore Burlington has accepted
a position with the Carroll Record.
Miss Pauline Brining, of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, is the guest of her
parents, Benton Brining and family
Prof. G. r. Sanders and wife, Mrs.