The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-30
E. 0. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
RIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 30, 1920

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 30, 1926
BRIEFS
sA6f. and Mrs John Whitmore are
gpeHding this week in York. e
1ir. and Mrs. Orville Earhart have
retnFned from their honeymoon.
Mr.. Harvey stem. Of Baltipiore,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
9fes. sWfIliam Bond. Pennsylvania
Avenue, received a stroke of baralg
sis Monday.
Mr.. William Arnold spent the weeks
end at his home, Pennsylvania ave-
npe, this city.
Miss Derma Yeiser, Washington,
spent the weeks end with her par
ents. this city.
Mr.. Norman Earhart, Of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his family
on Liberty street.
Miss May Ryland. Pennsylvania
avenue, is spending her vacation in
Baltimore and Washington.
hrs. Charles Thompson, Pennsyl-
vAfisa avenue, spent the week s end
with her sister in Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. EItinge Shriver. of
Baltimore, sNsefer guests sof relatives
iHhig city for the wgslas ends rel
weddingo ffiHR fig sSWfalioWsdgd by "a COW
f0nh years ago was recovered when
TWAS slaughtered at st. Austell.
Mitchell & Stimax have purchased
a1.leYeland tractor from .Schaeffer
&sMowen to ddigoAtragpg pagwfhg. ]
sAF. and Mrs, Wade, H, Cover, Of
Bes4er Il ais, Pa. are Visiting rela-
tites and friends in Silver Run Valley.
Thirty-two. horses burned to death
when the stable Of Herman Goldman,
Philadelphia, was DESTROYED by fire:
Mrs. John T. Yingling has a pink
geranium that has 30 punches Of
flowers and 20 buds. It is very fasci-
mating.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zahn, Of
Washington. visited hts parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John. T. zahns East Main
street.
NEGOTIATIONS are again In progress
ld0king TO the rebuilding of the Blue
M6fk1tain House on the site of the
or destroyed in August, 1913, at Pen
Mak
ranKg Bowriiafi sold his farm and
ma house in Silver Run. Valley to
CIa5ade Lawyer, Possession will be
gf1en April list, when Mr.. Bowman
aH0 wife will move to LittlestownA
FV1e Epwoyth League Institute that
wasS rec entity held al: Mountain lake
PAfk will hold echo meetings next
Saturday afternoon and evening, Jttiy
31sl at the Emory Grove Tabernacle.
4fsTe had enough, 'sthis was theycom-
mklf Of id frank flsons aet
6ysiEag 20. Nd iii the last two We ks
established what is believed to be a
fesSfd by granting 45S divorce de-
crees.
The maintenance department of the
state Roads Commission operating
from this city, has been discontinued
until October 1st on account OF the
lack OF funds to continue the repair
work Of the State roads in this county.
About 15 men are affected by the ord
err. ~ l8l u
Mr.. and Mrs. John Truss, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hertline and niece, Mrs.
Ernest Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spin
der and daughter, Elizabeth, all OF
Baltimore. were Sunday visitors to
Mr;Ssya nsIsg Mrs Il DzE5r0Wl Center
street IAHBES SSs
Sc. Hafh's LuthsFaff EllSAreh
(Tfidef Nil hold its annual Viepig
ins KauHnia Ia IS GK6ze on August
A Bfay} ii at led IheN Striking II
Arnefica .slE Il sEFF wilN be- xenderea All
q bstm. afla up. mi
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All welcome. HSSNe Mn
Skvenfyesix applications for DIG
vofce have been AIed in FTeperieR
court since January |. OF this snuH'
Der % DEGREES have been sanctioned
14awarded to wives and 8 to nus
bands. Applications for separation
have been made by 35 women and Il
men.
Ten dollars pound for ice might
be q fair price in some sections of the
world, but when Dallas, Tex, judge
announced that local icemen would
be fined that amount for each pound
under weight they are convicted o.
selling customers record, price for
the commodity was established.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Yingling and
SON. Roland NJ, Mr.. and Mrs. Jere-
miah o. Jones and Miss Lydia A
Yihefing spent Sunday afternoon
with mir. George w. Merklegand fam
ilys Pleasant street, Hanover. Pa
An elegant supper was served and al
spent very pleasant Afternoon.
F4agman Armistead Grim, 81 years
old. of Hagerstown, received fatal in
juries about the abdomen and hips
and Brakeman j. w. Wiley, of Hag'
erstOwn, was injured about the head
Friday when a Philadelphia and Read.
ing engine ran into the caboose of q
Western Maryland freight train or
the AItenwald cut-of at Quinsonia
8 miles west of Chambersburg.
while D. j .Hesson, Taneytown. was
on his. way to Baltimore, July % il
his auto, accompanied by Misse:
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