The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27
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..IIsa HeaIah Hnglar returned from
Ter school = EaH Brunswick, N. j.,
IN Saturday.
MISS HlnsI sauarhammer returned
from Vest Chester Tor the summer
holidays
Hiss Mary Heaaon left on Saturday
Tor - extended visit to friends in
Glen RoEk. Quaker City and other
points n Pennsylvania.
Leonard HIIlgarIner and wife re-
turned . lheIT home IN Baltimore
after spending , week with friends
here.
Mns. Harry Anders. OF Woodsboro,
spent he weeks end WItlpher daugh-
ter. MTa. Douglass Johnson. Little
lis HazaI Johnson accompanied her
home or ; week.
Robert HIlloIt and wife. Of Steven
a01. spent The weeks end with Geo.
4, Arnold aud wife.
Mra. Daniel Dowersox and son. OF
Hanover. Hnent the weeks end with
her mother. hrs. Minerva Harmon.
Frank IeHsever and three child
ren. d sebring. Ohio, spent the
weeks end Nth Harry, Wallace and
Miss Mary HeIndollar.
Ernest !. ANGEL died at his home
on Sunday about 80 from throat
trouble. He wenI to Sablllasville
sanIIozIam Tor treatment several
ueazH 80. but without any benefit.
he IS engaged n the stove busi-
naHa. having succeeded his father.
the Ialn Nathan AnKeli Besides his
re = : survived By his mother,
MrH. Nathan ANGEL. and one brother.
d. AHzIe :. Angel. near Baltimore.
TIE deceased vas : member Ut the
lutheran church. where the services
were held Wednesday morning al 10
q m. He was also . member OF the
following lodges: <. Of p, r. 0. 8. OF
A.. and the Moose Lodge of Hanover.
His age vas Is years and % days.
Interment N the Lutheran cemetery.
Mzs. Richard Hi died al her home
~ Monda. after n illness OF few
daya Win al stones and diabetes,
These to deaths are unusual for
TaneyIoHn. owing 70 the fact thai
they we're close neighbors only Nv
ing opposite On me same street
When Mr Angel vas taken I'll sud
denly On Friday last. Mrs. Hill as
sisted N caring Tor him until taken
III hexHelf Her death came as quite
shock 70 her many friends. airs
In "a : Ind nelghbor and had a
host d friends wno will miss her
She i survived ~ her husband and
one son. Warren. Of pittsneld. Mass.
md one daughter. Mrs. Charles Con-
over. Of neaT Centre Mills. Pa. Fun
eraI IL the noma Wednesday after
noon BY her pastor. ReV. ID. J. March
with IIlIarmenI n the Lutheran ceme-
terry. Her age vas s. years and 20
days.
Roy Philips one Of our recently re-
turned soldier hoys has accepted a
position o clerk n ReIndollar Broth
ers Hardware store and commenced
work N Monday
Maurice sIallar. another soldier
boz. has accepted = similar position
with ! =. nIlIle.
George Ecker md wife and Robert
Ecker. Of Baltimore. spent the weeks
end HILh their brother. Harry L.
Ecker and HIfe.
Charles Williams and wife. OF
Washington. :. =. spent the weeks
end With Dr. and MrH +. II. SeisA.
George I. sauble. one OF our en-
tarprIaIng farmers i harvesting this
year WIIn ! Moline tractor, cutting
wheat WITH The tractor making ten
IooI onI. requiring four men 10 shock
ne wheat. His Hon. Norman. oper-
ate ne machine without any assis.
lance.
Charles {. 1aumgardner and wife
entertained he following on Sunday:
.. :. hoop. HIIe and daughter, Anna,
David Perry an1 Hzfe. of Westmlns-
ter: J1ha SIanzlleld. wife and daugh-
Ter. q Baltimore. md Or. c. T.. Roop,
vile md daughter Helen, OF fancy
town.
Mrs. Edgar Eaaig Is visiting her
parents = Evans City. Pa.
MrB. Re1eeca Fair and grandson. /
Madison Lloyd. Of Goganstown, are
the guests u IHe formers sister, Mrs. /
Sarah Babylon.
The sewing factory. which was1
owned y Cnaa. 7. Il. shriner, but
managed b HI son. George, and
vas eiosad about : year ago when
George h. drafted. reopened on
I..ssssha. IazI With George w. ehrin- |
er. manager. t VII b known a. the
TaneYlo.n Manufacturing Co, The
naH ndIanznY VII make ladies' coats
ana IL employ baI1 men and women
over slzIszn. Hs VII pay by time