The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-05


MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Hook ana fam
lily OF Baltimore. spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
7 Mr. David Young Of the Advocate
force, is enjoying HIS vacation inn
mensely according TO a letter we re-
received from him which sported a
Chinese stamp. We know he Is maxi
ling the chop sticks fly.
Mrs. John T. Yingling. OF Bach
mans Valley, accompanied by Miss
Nettie NJ Frock, spent several days
in Baltimore visiting relatives anc
friends. Eoth returned home Sunday
evening last well pleased with their
trip.
Those who visited Mr.. Jacob H. Lit
tie and family Sunday last were Mr.
and Mrs. David II. Little and xnree
daughters, Marguerite, Hazel and
Madeline, Of Baltimore; Mr.. Howard
p. Coppersmith, OF Westminster. Mr..
jeremiah o. Jones and John T. Ying-
ling, of Baehman's Valley.
RolIin Hunter, Cranberry. while
feeding job press in the Advocate
Wednesday morning had his third
finger on his left hand 50 badly mash
ed by getting It caught between the
piatten and bearers Of the press that
II was amputated at the first Joint. He
is getting along nicely and in q short
time will be able TO use his hand
again.
Passengers on the two morning
trains had three hours stay In our
city Sunday morning waiting for a
freight wreck TO be cleared up that
occurred at the Quarry" near
Spring Mills A freight car load with
rye jumped and damaged the track
for 100 yards The train was bound
for Baltimore. The derailment was at
$50.
The body Of Private Carl W. Beas-
man, OF Company A, Sixth Machine
Gun Battalion. and son. OF william
and Annie X. Beasman, Of Elderaburg.
who was killed in action in France
on October 7. 1918. has arrived al the
home OF his parents Funeral services
Will be held at Freedom Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, Sunday at
2 p. m. Interment in adjoining Gene
terry.
Those who visited Mr. Augustus
Myers and family. near Union Mills.
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Jose
plus Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Leon Tan
ner and sons Leon. Ellsworth and
Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. &. !. Tanner.
or Mt Washington; Mr. and Mrs Nil
ton Myers and daughters. Mary and
Mabel. David Myers and son, Clarence,
Charles and Russell Snyder ~~d Harry
Cover, Of Hanover
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l. Armacost.
Park avenue and Chase street were
visited by their sons and daughters
as follows. Lester vs.. Armacoai.
wife and son. Robert. who mnt8red
from Norfolk Va fof d two weeks
stay: Mr. Frank W Armaeosi, wife
and daughter. Mary Grace and Ha5-
rIctt Ann who mOtored from Cham
bershurg. for the weeks end. ~ W
Russell ArmacOBt, of Philadelphia.
who spent the week and Miss A
Mable Armacost, 81 Philadelphia. who
will spend the month of August her.
and with her brothers IN Norfolk, Va
and Chambcrsburg pa.
Alice AdelsbcrRer. daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs Albert Adelsberger. of I'm.
mtsburg. had q very narrow escape
from burning to death one day last
week. Picking up lighted paper 10
throw in the kitchen stove, some pa
per she held In the ether hand TO play
with caught fire and on reaching the
front porch the liiile girls clothes
became ignited The chiidH aCroams
brought men from q nearby garage
who quickly removed che clothing and
found that Miss AdelsberRor was
badly burned about the body and on
the face,