The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-06-04

BRIEFS

]. Gelmore FTantzs Middleburg, has
purchased the 80 acre farm OF Daniel
G. Kline, WalkeTsyiIIe
Three recruits were secured by the
aviator officers here on enlisting duty,
butrall failed in examinations
Or. George T. Baughmafi East
Main street. left today for an extended
vacation to Ocean City, Md
Last year 100000 boxes of Cali
fornia naval oranges were Distributed
among the people of this country
Mrs. Oliver Grouse, West Main ST,
has returned from the Maryland UniS
yersity Hospital. slightly improved
Mr.. Guy N. Fringer and family, East
Main street, will move to the residence
II j. David Crowl, Centre street, next
week.
Miss Catherine Haines, Baltimore
spent Decoration Day at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Haines, Pennsylvania avenue.
Walter r. Rudy. Mt. Airy. was
named an alternate to the Republican
convention at meeting Tuesday, in
Ford's Opera House, Baltimore.
The old land mark. the building for
merIy occupied by N. I. Gorsuch Son
CO., is slowly being dismantled for
a three story brick business house
Mrs. Frank Freyman and daughter,
Emily Freyman. and Mrs. Emma Ar-'
mold and daughter, Eyera1 Arnold.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bal
ti1nore.
Mrs. Frank Freynnan and AIRS. Emma
Arnold, attended the graduating exer-
cises and reception class of 1920 Of
the University Hospital, Tuesday eve
ming, at Lehmann's Hall, Baltimore
Ella Al. Leonard, widow Of the late
John j. Leonard, Of Baltimore, well
known and once resident of this
city died Sunday. Her funeral SER
vices and interment was held in the
New Cathedral cemetery, Baltimore,
Wednesday.
All Qualified swimmers throughout.
Maryland, Virginia; West Virginia and
the District of Columbia are requested
to volunteer their services during
y'E5earn TO Swim Week. June 19 to.
26. for the purpose Of instructing
others in the work of life SAVING.
Word was received at Frederick
police headquarters late Wednesday
night stating that an automobile had
been stolen in Union Bridge and was
supposed to be headed for that city.
The car belonged to .. =. Hoke. and
carried q Maryland license No. 81, A..
Lack Of a proper signaling system
is given by a coroners's jury as the
cause of wreck on the Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad near
Woodbrook late Saturday afternooni
in which two men were killed, two
we're badly hurt and many were
slightly injured
Col. r. d. Seton general manager
Of the G. G.. & w. Railway Company,
was killed and 10 others seriously
injured on Saturday evening, near
Waynesboro, Pa, sslen four cars of
the C. G. and w. Railway Company
a branch Of theaHageTstown and Fred
erick Railway Company, crashed in
rear-end collision. 1t was the worst
wreck in the history Of the company.
The reconstructed Reformed church
at Keysyille was dedicated Sunday
morning by Rev. Guy P. Brady, of
Taneytown, assisted by Rev. John w.
Reinecke, of this city. The land on
which this church stands was decided
to the congregation by Francis Scott
Key. The money necessary for COM
pleting the structure was raised by
popular subscription during the exer-
cises held Sunday.
Robert Pyles. 49, years old, son of
Mrs. e. T. PyIes, Of Gainesville, was
injured about the abdomen about II
o'clock Sunday night when an auto
mobile he was driving met another
car in headon collision on the Bal
tirnore state road near the Jug Bridge
He was taken to Frederick City Hos
pital and it was thought that his in
jrries are not serious. A number of
our citizens returning from Walkers
vile saw the accident.
Lieutenants Mckenzie and Reese,
aviators from Aberdeen, visited West
minister recruiting for the aviation
corps. In large biplane they spent
an hour circling over the town to
high elevations, looping the loop, ex-
ecuting the tail spin and other ma
neuyers. At times they swept within
few feet of the trees and chimneys
of the town They also drove over
Union Bridge, Taneytown, Emmits-
burg and other towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Warehime,
Mrs Maize Asper, Mrs. Susie GummeI,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Beny Kerr and daughter, Doris,
laurence Mensel all of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boyer and daugh-
ter, Margaret. of Hanover; Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Smith and daughter,
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. William Harris,
of Manchester; Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Dutterer, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy StonesifeT
and two sons, Roland and Ardel
Mrs. Scott Fleagle, Mr. Martin Koons
of Baust Church; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Formwalt, Mr.. and afrs. Albert
Crabbs and daughter, Hazel, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warehime, daughter and
son, Edgar, and Ruthetts. Evelyn
and Frauline Asper, of near Littles-
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Warehime
and four daughters, Ethel, Agatha
Mildred and Myrtle Ware hime and soI
Gordon, of Lineboro, Mr., and Mrs