The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-05
CORP. HESSON'S BODY
BURIED
NE DIED FROM PNEUMONIA IN FRANCE
IN 1918 ARRIVED Ar NEW YORK
LAST WEEK = THIEVES OPERATING
IN IAaEYTOWR.

Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. Koons, of Baiti-
more, spent last week with his moth.
er, Mrs. Phoebe Ho0ns.
Mrs John Hornberger and son. Of
Llttlestown, spent the weeks end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Elliot.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy. Or
Baltimore. spent the weeks end with
I ber parents. Mr.. ana Mrs II u Mill
/ err
/ kilss Emma l.. Rcaver entertained
the following on Sunday 10 honor Of
I her birthday. Mr.. e l.. Roayer and
daughters, Misses Mary and Elizabeth
( Mr.. and Mrs JAS y. Mitchell and
daughter, and Mr.. Eugene Reese. II
Westminster: Mr. ami Mrs s. 6.
Reayer and Mrs Harvey Fousge. of
lTaneytown.
/ Mr.. Carroll D. Dern returned from
] Maryland General Hospital. Baiil-
more, on Thursday iast where he an
derwent an operation for hernia. lie
I ia very much improved By the opera.
ton
Mr. and Mrs Clarence shaner and
child returped Saturday from a
months visit 20 his mother. Mrs An
na Shaner, andsfamily Of Farentam
Pa Ills brother. Harold. and lady
friend. Miss RanGie. accompanied
them home. returning on sunday
Corporal Raymond l.. tiesHon's
body arrived from France on last
Thursday evening. via New York and
was buried Friday evening At 6 In
the. Lutheran cemetery. Nearly two
weeks ago Mr.. HoSson received no
tice 0f the arrival OF the body IN New
YORK, and was told 10 withhold inal
funeral arrangements until further mo-
tire, which would be received ia time
The femily were hhxiousiy s@aillBa
word ever since. ana the notice vas
not received until about 10 orloch
Friday morning. after the arrival ai
the body the evening before Corporal
uessun was Graduate % Ontiye
hurg College 0t the eiass 0i 1919, he
was Principal of The Petersburg High
School Tor one yeaf. Before peins
called 20 the col0fa and NJ the time
~ being reil1d he wah compelled 10
leave hls school On the eve Of com
mencsmenl He was called 70 Camp
Meade APRIL a0ih. 1918. and left for
France Iuly eth. 1918 he was
member % the Post Otiee force ol
Headquarters Company 18TH intanfry
Corn. HesBon was the second son Of
MIR. and Mrs. ~ ] ilesaon. HBd u sur
vived hy two brothers clyde =. and
Charles o. iiesEan. snd one aisisF,
MGss Mary tIsaton. az home corpor-
AT HeRson died oetaber 9Th, 1915 in
a Base iiOFpisal Of pneumonia. fol-
lowing an attack of Influenza. after an
illness 81 but three days He would
have been 25 years old On Hollow cen
and was the second Taneytown boy %
give hts life for his country IN France
the other heinz Veri y G snider
The nalihcnrera Were Rll ex-RerWce
men and boyhood chumB, his lifelong
friend, Waiter &. F'finger. being enc
the others were r. Walter crapstor
Mrwyn G. Fuss, Roy u. Philips. Ralph
Little. Of Taneytown, and Charles
sweitzer. Jr.. Of Baltimore Raymond
was quite . nne young man and had .
host of friends who mourn bis early
death
The Wire Cloth Factory Base Ball
team OF Hanover played eur boya on
Saturday resulting IN a score ~ 8
10 i2 IN favor of our home team
Mrs Writ II. Tutwhiler. 0f philadel-
phla. iE boarding VI the home 81 Mr.
and Mrs. Geo r. Sauble for the month
OF August Mrs. Cunningham and son,
Motter, who boarded NJ the same
place during July, have gone TO West
minister to spsna August.
Mr. George II. firnle ls spending
his annual vacation az Lake Chautau
qua. ~ Y.
Mrs. Nathan ANGEL has returned
from weeks WISH TO her son, nr
lAFtie u ANGEL. Of Hamilton. accom-
panied by the Doctor
\ A party was held 1T the home Of
jMr. John o. CFnpater, near town. IN
honor Of his birthday on last Friday
evening
i The following spent Thursday last
a. Pen Mar Park Rev, and Mrs. i. p
+ Ilaler, Misses Benlat and Ada Eng
lar, Geneyieye Brewer, May Slner. Ad-
die Fogle. Air and Mrs. Norman r..
Baumgardner, Mrs Frank Grouse,
Mrs. Leah K0ontz, Mrs, Frank Cum
ningham, and Mr. and Mrs y, NJ
Dutterer.
Mrs Mary stover and Mrs Leah
Koontz entertained the following on
Wednesday. Miss Mary Koontz. Of
Hagerstown; Mrs. ], O. Koontz. Of
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs Edw-
Koontz. Of Martz's Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Myerly and
two children, of Westminster. spent
the week's end with her mother. Mrs
Alice Cfehbs. Miss Janet Crebbs Il
spending two weeks In Baltimore.
Miss Grace Duttera. Of York, spent
the weeks end with her sister. Mrs
III. G. Brendlei Miss Katharine Bren.
die returned home Tuesday from I
two weeks VISIT TO her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brendle, Of Han
over
Thieves were bust around town 81
Monday night calling on the garage o
III. A. Allison stealing two new ants
l tires Off of his car. next the garagl
] of A. q. Kiffle. ches eastman anl