The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-27
TANEYTOMN NEWS
AIaFLANE COMES DOWN IN MOTHERS
FIELD REUNION or TIE BASE
ROAR'S. ETC.


Mrs Harry Ierley and children, OF
Passic, n. j., are the guests of her
parents, j. Albert Angel and family.
Q. d Sell and family entertained
the following during the weeks end;
Howard Siess and wife, of Baltimore;
her parents, Augusta Bankard, wife
and daughter, Margaret, and master
David Sell, of near Westminster.
Frank Palmer is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Milton Myers and wife and Levi
Myers and wife were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Jessie Myers and Mrs. Lizzie
zepp.
Sixteen army trucks and cars and
number of motor cycles passed
through town on Tuesday.
Our canning factory began cam
ming corn on Monday.
Joseph Dayhoff, of Linwood. has
sold his large lime stone farm to a
Mr.. Bowers Of Louisiana. The sale
was executed, by Edward Case, of
Westminster. This is one OF Carroll
scounty's fine farms. Sale was on pri-
vate terms
Matthew Gait and family, Of ST.
Louis, are the guests of his sisters.
Mrs. Margaret Stott and Miss Anna
Gait.
DR.. Wilcox and family, of Hanover.
spent Sunday with Harry /. Reindoi-
lar and family.
Misses Hattie and Ethel Knapp, Of
Baltimore, are the guests Of their
uncle, Geo. A. Shoemaker, Jr., and
family. Miss Frances Shoemaker re-
turned from two weeks visit to Bal
timore.
Miss Margaret Smelser, Of New
Windsor, is the guest of Miss Car
men Shoemaker.
"A wild sensation landed near our
town on Friday last in the shape of an
aiTplane. 1t was on its way from
Middletown to Washington. and ow-
ing to the heavy rain could not see to
proceed, and landed in Mrs. Navy L.
Motter's field, near town. It was
viewed by the town and vicinity until
Monday afternoon, when a huge truck
from Washington arrived iissecEed
the bird and took it home.
Mrs. Lizzie Zepp spent Thursday
last u Ie1ffls ii flzze fhufg.
The TaneytoWn Garage Co. was en-
tered BY thieves on last Friday night.
and accessories amounting to several
dollars was stolen. At the
same time George r. Sauble's dairy
house was entered and the summer
bOarders were cheated out of their
good eats for the following day.
Jas. A. Reid and wife, of Hanover.
spent the weeks end in town.
Clarence Ohler and wife, of Han
over spent Sunday with their home
folks.
David Clousher, of near LittIes-
town, spent Sunday in town.
& EdW. Bair, wife and son, Homer.
of Littlestown, spent the weeks end
with friends here
q. M. Dutterer and wife spent Sun
day with M. J. Myerly and wife of
On Thursday last a reunion Of the
family Of the late Amos Basehoar
and wife was held at the home Of d.
w. Garner and wife. After special
cornet and piano music, all were in
vited to the dining room, where the
table groaned under its weight of
good things. After the dinner the
guests were called on for toasts. d. w.
Garner acted as postmaster Charles
Fl. Basehoar and wife, Of Littlestown,
extended an invitation for the re-
union to be held at their house next
year. The following were present:
D. w. Garner and wife, Augusta
Basehoar, Chas. H. Basehoar, wife
and son, Clyde, D. NJ. Mehring, wife
and son, Wilbur, A. Calvin Basehoar
and wife, DR.. C. M. Benner, wife and
son, Robert, DR.. G. S. Basehoar, wife
and son, VIM, Rev. /. M. Lau, wife
and son, Irwin, Jr., Dr. Lloyd Base
boar and son, Teddy, Rev. Prof III. J.
Wickey and wife, Norman R. Baum
gardner, wife and daughter. Mildred,
Harold s. Mehring, wife and son,
Richard, ]. NJ. Hoagland, wife and
sons, William and Robert and daugh-
.er, Anna
d. Earl Crabbs, OF Baltimore, is the
guest of his brother. Augusta Crabbs