The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-01-10
TNIONTOWN.

Miss Diene Sittig visited friends
in Baltimore the first of the week.
Miss 5. E. Weaver is visiting her
brother, DR. John Weaver and wife,
of Union Bridge:
Mrs. D. Myers Englar was in Hag-
erstown over Sunday.
Miss Sallie Myerly was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. George Slonaker,
and family over Sunday.
There is on exhibition i'm the store
of w. P Englar and son, a German
helmet which was sent by Corporal
Charles Crabbs, Of the U. S. Army, in
France, to his mother, Mrs. Charles
Crabbs, of Clear Ridge. The helmet
weights 2R pounds and is camou-
tagged, with straps bearing a button
with 60 in red and one with 13 and an
ornament in red on gray cloth. The
helmet shows the marks of being hit
with bullets in several places.
Mr.. Harry Romspert visited his
brother, Mr.. Frank Romapert, and
family the past week.
The people were alarmed on Mon
day evening by hearing the cry of
fire, which was located at Mr.. Josiah
,Erb's smoke house, where Mr.. U. q.
Heltibridle was smoking his meat.
The fire had made considerable
Roadway when it was discovered but
in a very short time a number OF
men were there and the meat was
taken out, but not before 1T was
considerably scorched and burned.
While everybody feels sorry for
the loss Sustained, all are thankful
the fire was discovered early i'm the
evening and was soon under control.
! Burials at Pipe Creek cemetery in
1918: January 3, infant child of VIM.
Yingling; March %, Mrs. Sadie
Johns; May 81, Raymond Senseney;
June 1, infant child of VIM. Hesson;
August 2, Mrs. Anna NJ Woods !;
August 2, John Trite; September II
Charles Englar; October z, Mrs.
Margaret Whitehill; October II, Mrs.
John Hesson; October Fl, ALIVE Gill
bert; October "a, George Goodwin;
October 20, Leonard Grinder; Octo-
Der 80, infant child of Philip Weller;
October 80, Miss Margaret Gilbert;
November 4, Mrs. John Smith; No
vember %, Miss Margaret N. Cook;
November 20, Charles N. Cook; No
vember 29, Mrs. Julia Ann Bowers;
December 81, Warren Hollenbaugh;
December 81, Mrs. Ruth Myers
Patterson.
Interments in the Uniontown ceme-
teries in 1918, Methodist Protestant:
July 5, Miss Lizzie Harbaugh; July
16, Mrs. Joseph Weller; October %,
Mrs. Edgar Myers; December II, Mr..
Thomas yelling.
Lutheran cemetery, 1918: January
%, Mrs J. p Rout; February 10, in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Crumbacker; March 2, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Baust;
March "a, Mrs. Anna Eckard; October
16, Dennis and Harry Reindollar;
reinterred from Bausts-Thomas
Eckard and five children.
Bethel, 1918: Charles w. Haines,
January 10; Harriet III. Seilhamer,
January II; Elias O. Garner, Janu-
airy %; Mary NJ Corbin, March LIST;
Mary e. Trayer, March 10; Ella NJ.
Mitten, March 20; Emma j. Matthias,
March 26; Jacob Eckard, June 20;
Grennie O. Hamburg, August II;
F. Billmyer, September 10; Samuel
l.. d.
Fritz, November g. Willis o. Mitten,
reinterred, November IL; Maggie G.
Mitten, reinterred, November IA;
Alice Mr. Mitten, reinterred, November
ID; Della NJ Parks, November 10.
STATEHOOD.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment and treat of Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
was not very largely attended, owing
to disagreeable weather. The recita-
tions by the children were good.
The music, which was from the
church hymnal was suitable for the
occasion Mr.. Samuel Monroe and
Mr.. Albert Spencer sang duet.
Mrs. Harry Williams, Miss Madeline
Spencer, Miss Mildred Knox and Mr..
Albert Spencer each contributed an
appropriate recitation. At the con-
clusion of the program Santa Claus
appeared and the children were made
happy, each one receiving a nice
treat.
The funeral of Mr. John Lively,
who died in Baltimore, took place at
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
church, Statewood, December 81.
Mr. Walter Parrish is on the sick
list. His many friends hope he may
soon be quite we'll again.
Miss Mamie Gardner, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her sisters, Mrs.
Chas. W. Lockard and Mrs. Chas.
Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naylor and
daughter, Of Baltimore, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Gambler.
Miss Martha A. Zentz, Of near
Statewood spent the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
o. Zentz, Of Howardville.
Mr. Jarrett Shauck has the flu.
Mr. Harry @. Monroe, of Norfolk,
Va, spent the weeks end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 5.
MIR. VIM. F'rizzell, of Morgan Run,
has the. flu. ,4
Jennings Palmer, on Baltimore,
spent from Sunday until Monday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Palmer.
CARROLLTON.
Owing to the weather, the pro-
tracted services did not start in the
Bethel until Sunday morning
Mrs. y. ii: Gonso, wife of Rev. J.
II. Gonso, formerly pastor at the
Bethel Of this place, was taken to