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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
STATE BIOLOGIST
AUTHOR OF BILL
Development of Oil and Gas
Industry Purpose.

The future development Of the gas and
oil industry in Indiana will be ad-
Vanced in proportion to the amount Of
work done in locating structures ia
Vroable to the accumulation of these
natural resources, says DR.. w. N. Logan,
State geologist, who is the author of
bill before the Legislature asking that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
Sir James Craig to
Be Ulster Premier

LONDON, Jan. 26-Lieut. Col Sir
James Craig, unionist member Of Par
lament, today accepted the post as
premier of Ulster province. Sir Edward
Carson had refused the position.
The premiership Of Ulster was created
under the home rule act, which estab-
rshed two Irish governments, one in the
north, the other in the south.
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TANNERY

The Xmas entertainment held &C
Thomas Chapel was q success and
largo crowd attended Old Santa
Claus was there and treated the chill
I dren The pastor was also remembered
bv The sunday scHoal md friesF
with large sum of money, and his
wife with box of bed linen. ped
spread. pair blankets, sheets and rs
low cases and some things Tor the
children
Our school children we're made
happy Thursday, December g, when
old santa called aud treated thcm
The scholars remembered their teach
er, Miss Emma caplcs With q mics
present
Sir Howard Seis happened with
bad accident on ChrIatmas day Al the
railroad In Westminster As he was
On his way 20 Sir Harry KINNEY
another auto ran into him, breaking
down his back wheel
AIR and Airs Samuel Myora aud
son spent Christmas wn1i Aifs MYer
mother, Mrs. Jos bowman
Mr and Mira Carroll Ulrich. &c nal
tim9re spent Christmas wii1 her pare
tfNHtf aiFs HHH BITS f+tftAN HiAifk-
Sir aud Mrs Walter Hrcliwia9y
npanl Christmas day With her parents
Nr and Mrs Sehcl, near Meif "a
Mira Clarence narnes and children
spent few days "a New NlHdstf
Our former pastor. Hey q r NJ.
Iuatir. of WoodiaWu. spent Thursday
and Friday with Mf, and Mrs Cbas
W CoHa way
Mira FretcrlAhmNer entertained
the liadies aid ~ Thomas Chapel
TueedaV last she served reirp2h
meuta Tho next meeting wili b. held
az Aiisa Eilsio Bowman, January g
AA come out
ANfs Mary Love Hpnat Christians
with her moiher. Mrs Emma Lowe
our teacher Mies Nmma ~ Capin
tpsn, the holiday at her bogur ih
gaRdvliln
Miss IDA Norman. NA0 has herp
sick 10 bed since Aasui ls getting
wceker ail the time
Mfh Emma Lowe gave D dinner tn
her children sundag. fcccmber 90
Those present were SIC aHd aira
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MN NIL.

Tbs thalsa Aia X Deer PaTk met
az tbe h0me ~ hir ana Nr Jahn 2
sHinleg GA Tb8rNiay DecesuAcr 20
The metuna vas ops tea ~ aiuElhE
hmm 80. "a. followed wsth realms
ay pastor Prayer b. pastor. minutes
read end sppfpFad roll was called
sHd al members present The cote
icctfca am8aAte8 10 Sizes pFuErata
rnHaisia of rrritauuuu ~ Ruth Davis.
Nsal nF0wa sad Dorothy Barber Ihe
ssd decided % SET three duagH church
hynmnit. the Gid % raT haii Ailvr
III bnaaea. We meeting adjourned q
mt,a al Ar. and Mrs lvnn Nyers oa
JANUARY Isl MTB ahipley aeFyed re-
froahmenia Of cake, o10ee ieusgaas
aud apalss ~ members sud visitors
present
Nh ana Mrns Chester sbiplry 81
trtsaintd - dinner ou Sunday. Iau-
uafy 2 psnsbey 9g ifisuas Thore
preset wpfa Mira Susie Wiil31ma. hlg
aud Mra. Fogaia Friok AlF and MFs
Chestcr WILLIAMS, Ar, and Mfs Lewis
Barber. Misses Eigie WillEsna, Mary
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MANCWESTER

The following officers of Daniel {
Jacob Lodge. No. 80. I. O. q r We're
Installed for the ensuing yepr. Ralph
Yingling. past grand; Paul T. Ware
hime, q. G.. Jacob Warehimq Y, G.,
George LarriHRcr, receiving score
tary; q. ~ 5 Egerhart, financial
secretary Samuel Miller. treasurer
! Wesley Msnath. WardeB; Iohn a.
snyder. conductor. Geo. $ Nptter
ana Clinton Lppy right and leii SUP
poracF to noble grad J. W. Bnrgoon,
chaplain; John g Kcck and J Non
ath. right and lsft supporter 20 the v.
O.. right and Left supporter
Il. Horiek. VIM i. Markle inside
guard. Harry shaGer A. X LippY n,
Ii. Hurgoon, D, g Reed, J = Mussel.
man and ri 81 Gregory. trustees.
After the close q the Lodge, refresh
ments were served 81 sandwiches.
ice-cream ana coffee
carroll Encsmpmant entertained
members from Baltimore Lodge M,
~. Tanegtewu Encanpmens and Vest
minister. A number % Candidates re.
ralycd the fatfisgttAi Golden hiiN
nna Royal purple degrees. according 4
The rltnalftic work given hy the yis-
iting team. Alter the chose % the
lodge sae following refresamunfe
werc served in the Social Wall sand
wichaa. lre-creani. coffee and cake, fol-
lowed By q smoker. Tho viniioFR leff
I'D me wee small hours With pleasant
memories ~ the evening
SIR and Mira 81 = Hawk and moth
~. Mrs. sarsa Hawk and niece, Mrs
Mnigo Hawk. all ut Reading 70. mo-
tprra here Saturday % spend sunday
I'd the Borne 81 Sra. a. J Il i&Mo,te
Sir aud Mrs william N0hinpou, Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday "a the homie
~ Miss r. q Rosa
Ma y. 81 Gregory entertained che
mcimbers II she Sunshine ClHu. Mon
dag uycalnR, January
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Chas. Sizes, MIR. and Mrs. Arrie 5as-
Ter and family Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Long and daughter, AIR, and Mrs.
Robert Lowe, Mr.. Albert Lowe, Mary
and Ida Lowe and Arthur sizes.
Miss Ruth MarsheH spent the holi-
days in Baltimore.
Miss Irene Green spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Elseroad, Of
Wesley Chapel
Mrs. Vernon Rohten entertained the
Ladies' aid Of PataDsco Thursday
last.
We are sorry to hear our friend
Chas, Breitwiser being IN the Mary
land General Hospital, Suffering from
galistones.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. W. Conway
gave Xmas dinner Christmas day
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Irldhr. Mr and Mira Geo HIM
rieks, Of Wcodlawn; Mr. Harry r
Fiohr. Martin Flohr, Lilly Flohr and
Elva Baber
Mr.. John Bitzel, Of Washington, Y
G.. spent New Years day with hi.
parents. Mir. and Mrs. +. y. BitzeI
Sunday school this Sunday after
noon ] O'Clock. Preaching , o'clock
All come out Let's sec II Thontai
Chapel can't be filled this coming
year. II you never come out you viii
never knew what yOn miss. God blesf
all who read
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HARNEY

The weather Is pretty fair at this
writing.
Mr.. Birnie Rineman who has cancer
OF the stomach, Is not improving any
at this writing. lie 10 in q serious con-
ditlcn.
on Thursday evening when Ray
mond Rincman. sen OF Birnie Rise-
man watered his fathers horses, one
ran away out into the field fell and
broke his front leg al the knee.
Miss Mary L. Martin, Vf the Frede-
rick City Hospital, and brother Jo-
seph Of Emmltslmrg. spent Christmas
with their parents, Mr. aud Mrs. II. X.
Martin. near this place
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Worth, Of Cape
May. N. D.. who har been spending
some time with Mrs worth's sister,
Mrs. H. X Martin. left Monday for
their winter home IN Miami, Fla
Miss Rachel Martin spent Sunday In
Frederick
alrs. John woybright and Miss Mar
garet spent Sunday with Mr. ~ X.
Martin
Mrs. Harry sPrenhle IL seriously III
suffering from gan stones
Sir. and slrs. William Snyder are on
the sick list
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sTATEWOOD

Christmas services were held at the
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church and near $50 was donated for
the Afnlenians.
Mr.. and Nra Herman Hyle and Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Bosom. OF Baltimore.
spent d few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wn n Shauck and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gursuch, Mrs
Geo DeCou. Mrs. ~ D. Harris and
son. Maurice, spent Friday past with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes.
Mrs. A. NJ. Williams, OF Rocky
MnMTft, n. G., Is spending some time
with her brother, Horace i. shiplcy
and family.
Maude T. Shauck spent the week s
end IN Baltimore.
James Shilling, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Elias Shilling, of near here. wae
afsrelg by an automobile driven ily
Albert Nicholson, OF I.ewisyilitV HI
waa hurt very badly but Is improving
slowly.
Harry c. Monroe. OF Norfolk. Va,
spent a few days last week with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs S, c. Monroe,
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NO. sao7

10 abe Circuit ceurl FOR Carroll couaty
IN tbs mntiar u tAs Ttuft Fsista ~ Mutry v,
fip8ref ana eatilrnsp y EcigtT. hia wife. e.
ard o, Wesnt frastse,
orleFsa tkla sfg DAY n JaHearg. A o lNs1
fl5At t,as sale n iaa nsai kstHte ara neffohs
pfpl,ei lna5s and reuaftal % Ne shaye enttiss
ennsc 81 BtWMaA Cls NoaHt. tdustea. Nnder nnd
hs siffue ~ : Eeed y Trust fi9n MuTry y
Oolter aad Catherine a. Deiref he wife. tphlm
daig osreutsd ard recorded ~ nnailg Ratified
a,,a pgnfuucd anieaa gaaae % the tantfaTs there
oi 81 rhpen on before The ~ JAY 81 fsbfpeFyi
neRt gfnei1ss. eoQY q tits order be inresled 81
sqrne newspaper published Ia Carroll County
NafYisbd inf thr8a asgestslye weeks pgetiqph &
The 8let day of JaaunFg. meat
Tic foHsrt ilaIss the amount q sales q person
Al property W Is sift,9l ard the amUuht Of nals
Of Real E#iEte 70 he s2l@Qge
EDWARD 9. CASH. Clerk.
rFua Copy Tesi
gnWARp q. CASH. clerk.
au7.it
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Don't forget the y. r y will meet
next Friday night January I = % tht
home Of Nh. Albert tion II Indictment
II win be held the next Friday night
Mr.. Wilbur YinghnE president RI
sandy Mount c. T. Society. enter
tanned the socicty "a his home lasl
Thursday night. Games and soeh,,
conversation we're INDUCED ~ dht''
a late hour when delicious reEiesh-
ments were served by Mrs finglnt
and daughter. Grace. a most pleasant
evening WAS spent by all
on Wednesday night Wilbur yang.
ling and sister, Grace. sterling ana
iI,eater Caple. Mrs. Claude q. Buck
lneham, Bottie Csple and Mrs SIZE
Keller visited Mr. Lewis Green abd
famiIy. nenr Carr0llton, AMI spent an
enjoyable evening
Mr.. Ashland Capie and son. Claude,
Mrs. Howard Rein, and dadghief
Margaret. Of Philadelphia, yAted MI
and Mrs. H. NJ Caple and family Sat
urday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Caple gave
a dinner New Years evening TO Mr.
and Mrs g. W, caple. Mr. aud Mrs,
Guy W. Caple. Mr. Ashland Cable and
son, Claude Mrs. Howard Rein, Of
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs Wal
Ter I.ockard and son. Holmes. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. O. g. Buckingham
and 1.ottie caple. After dinner music
and games we're INDUCED IN until q
late hour. when delicious refresh
lments were esryed
Mir. Lester Caple had his ankle
sprained last week when thrown from
"a horse.
+ Mr. and Mrs. ca g. buckingham,
J Mrs. Roland 0ursIer and Lottie Caple
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs VIM
y. Reese
( Mr. and Mrs. Thos Shilling gave q
dinner Sunday to their family and
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TANEYTOMN

Mr.. and Mrs. J, r. shriner held q
falnily reunion on New Years even
ing. The following were present MR.
and Mrs. j. T. Shriaer, Mrs. Nj. G.
Cookson, of Ur oliown; A,I and MIRO.
Herbert Winter Mr. and Mrs T0lbef.
Shorb. AIR. and Mrs. Carroll Shns-
maker Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morning
star, Of MarstOE, Mr.. aud Mrs. Da III
Eyler. Mr.. aud Mrs William Ohler,
Katharine Ohler Ethel Sharb. Carrie
Winter, Mildred Ecker, Bobby Morn.
inga.ar, and Raymond and Easel e
Eyler. All spent very pleasant even
ir~ and at a late hour returned TO
their homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Snriner many more such events.
Mrs Roy C. Keefer, iof Union Bridge
spent Saturday and Sunday with he,
parenes. Mr. and Mrs, j. A. r. Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Mitherow, 81
Philadelphia, spent the holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J W With
crow Miss Grace Wtherow was also
a visitor at the same place
MIR. c Edgar Tompson, Of sehring,
Ohio, spent Sunday with Mrs Laura
ReinG,1lar
The Week OF Prayer opened sun
day night in the Lutheran Church,
Rev g. wilbur, OF the Presbyterian
Church. preached an excellent. and
quite lengthy sermon on the Church's
need today, which is prayer.
Miss Eva Crebbs. Of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with her mother,
Mrs Alice crebbs
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bucker and
two children, Of Hanover, spent the
weeks end with her mother, Mrs
Jos. Myers
MIR. aud Mrs Jonas Harner and
family OF Hagerstown spent Sunday
with bis brother Edw s. Harner and
family
AIRS Charles Rifle. of near Green
vile, died at her bone Tuesday night
about II O'Clock from tuberculosis
Besides her husband. Mr. Chaa. Rif-
fle, Rhe Is survived by four sons BAd
one daughter, all at home and the fol-
lowing brothers. and sistcrn: Mr.
Albert Angel, OF Taneytown William
Angel. Of Illinois. Mrs George Hesr
OF Buckeystown. Mrs Annie Baker.
near Sykesyille. Mrs. WIN E Flobr.
Mrs. William G. Feeser aud Mrs FL
mer Hawk, OF Taneytown Funeral
yesterday at 1880 az Harvey q. ,
Church. .Interment In the U. y. Gene
terry.
Mr.. Gassoway Ohler lost two dno
porkers and another one s. sick. just
ON the eve OF butoherlng
Mrs JOHN Forney, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ida
Lands ard other relatives
Mrs Iavina Fringor spent Tho
weeks and IN Washington. d. G.
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Shreeye spent
"Wednesday last in Hanover
a surprise party was rendered Miss
Margaret Grouse on Monday evening
by her young friends.
Mrs. Granville Bullock and two
children, OF New Windsor, spent sun.
day with her sister. Mrs Noryille y.
Shoemaker and family.
Mrs. r. ~ Duttercr spent several
days in Frederick.
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No. satseouns.

ig tbe tiNaN Csnft ut carpil caansf
lrits nashss. lnfsUs ~ sis HuehfF. irs n,af1.
~ aaf seat faeinH Fianlifi. 4es Saifia tiafhet.
sapa. ahe - mQn hreisr
ues0fud tkle sgfh fH1 " nste1rhee a. D.. isse,
~ tie Great Nslrs fHg Carroll Eeastf. sitting q
kr.&tf. bar thf sale made 1sia fsHtFtsd 81 6gAe,
maa igeheI an,i Ms9uta r. Wents draeirgr ~
g.ss sbusr entitled ealsNs he fHftlg ratified Fni
ruhfifH uhisfa Gauge i the enat rs13 tsEtni -
fhnwu aa nefarg ~ Eith aag ~ IanuaFy a. u
isi plafiasa shaf eplf II tiis ufasr Hlsl ~ tns
asFtesi 10 stFss ataaiapsF pflnfsd sHd ruhiissesi
6vsofs ,hs llih sas = yahssIf. a. y. i1cf.
rta resssst s.slaa lIa smsaat ~ asles 10 b.
Eitea
EuNAHD q. CA8H
Gaagk y shg plfesst Court for QagFsAl Nepuig,
TF0e Cops fHhf3
EpwAWp o. CASH, clerk.
deeetN
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sYkEsYILLE.

Mrs. Frank f3ohr was hlAiVoI "
her sister, Nira. Bessie Barnes last
week.
N,iss Ethel Emmart Of Baltimore
gpent several days last week Wlih
Miss Ruth Y. Bennett
Mrs. ]. {. Clark, 81 Springfield, en-
tertained the tpiTo-pate Cluo iaSs
Friday.
Miss Helen stevens. Of baltimore
has been visiting her sister, aTs. nj
mer Les.
The state. is understood, has pur-
chased. or taken the option GA two
farms al Marrio8syille Tor the pug
pose Of erecting a sanaiprlum iat we
treatment Of colored persons auiiciea
with tuberculosis.
Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained the
Queen Esthor Society Monday Nfai-
Ing with thelr friends The Queen h'b@
ihsr Young ladies' nrs we'll known in
sykegyillc Tor they are always GOING
some good
N,nn Katie @adIog oa0 Of the
awept Young eiria ul sykeeNillee' was
married az her parents homn, Marion.
Eastern Shore, last Tuesday petsli,
Dor Is. 60 Mr. n " Bennett ~ lhs
large parlors were betptahiiy decor
ated In green and cut ho~erh, ~
wedding took place iu an ateh uhQet
a large bcii Of roses Miss AauaQk
was married ~ "a travelling sun "
Glue with hat 20 match. They lnIoenA-
ately Lett Tor wedding trip . s.h
Yprk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls M
Benpett is farmer, aud they VIA
make their home near Preston VI
roil cogniy. BeRt wishes from theh
many frienda
Rev aud Mrs. -. O. Pricbcu very
drIiphtfnlly entertained the olhclAi
hoard and their wives OF ST. raw :
Methodist Episcopal Church last FIJI
day evening
gave q very delightful reception Mlll-
day afternoon ia honor Of iheir son ~.
Richard. ana his bride Al ihe del-
cacles Of the season were gSTYcd. rue
bride and grnOm received mary beau
uful and useful presents Those pres
ont wore Mr. aud Mrs John Benna'L
AR. and Mrs. Frank tlohr, MI ana
Mrs roy Warner Mr. and sire lN
steiner and son, Mr. and Mrs. TERRI
Raid. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bctard, ny
and Mrs. Jonuthan Dorsey Dr. i41
Mrs. .. e. SpFecher, Mra, Gaafa@ey
ana daughter Mr aud Mrs VIM 0a,N
ley. Mr.. aud MIRA. Milton Dorsey. mf
nd Mrs. naruea. Mrs 3ohH stem.
tre. Bessie Barnes. Misses Ruth Zen
tcit. Eleanor Dorsey Mary Bffafh
and Margaret 8hipley
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Now that the holidays are over
people have settled down to their req
ular work again The beautiful weath
er is giving the busy farmers q chance
10 work. Some are doing their pioW-
ing for the spring crops.
On Christmas day Noah Arbau&h
and family entertained Bent0n Ar
baugh and family. and OH New Years
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wampler ana
sen. Amos, and daughter. Ruth, Miss
Ethel Roger and brother, Vernon, al
OF Westminster; Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo,
Phillips, OF Warfieldsburg.
James Close spent a day Win Moan
AIbaugh and family.
Those that visited Geo. Phillips ana
wife during the holidays were as Toll
lows. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Arbaugn,
Misses Ruth, Lillian, Bessie aud i.y-
dia Arbaugh, Alice and Granville Ar-
bangh spent Sunday December 2e:
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stuller and
gDn. Donald, Monday evening. Ro2s
Ruth and Dolly Phillips spent Tuesday
with them; aud Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
Sellnau. Mr.. and. Mrs. Clyde Seilman,
of Wayneeboro; John and Lawrence
SeIIman, Wednesday evening
A number q the young people en-
loved themselves during the holidays
masquaradlng.
Winnie Wineholtz spent several
DAYS during the holidays with friends
at Owings Mills.
Mrs. Thomas Jones, who has been
very III at her daughters, Mrs John
Brown, is improving
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Koontz aad Mf
VIM. Breatweiser and daughter. Mar.
garet visited Mir. Charles Cook aud
family during the holidays.
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No. s2oa EQUITY.

~ tie ciftelt Csuyt ior Carroll conHty
Jaan etsHias Nerrghssa = - cs.safsiaisaaia. ~
Z RatY lBsssaaan - lstvpdaatt
Ufisfe4 ih.s sis asF 81 jpna4y a -. iH3
tlat gha ssfaaat % thc Arailul hlri f thia taaet
~ 8ahliF rallied 6ai rlaafais4 uflssa raase g
Ne castfais urfeaf D. sstaun - - hsfsaf ihs
ASA dae r 4anzass. .aat. hfaf sled eupH RI
this e7erf bs Inserted fdg tNa successive wrski
trfff lhf ieFs naHt3 dsF ~ hoga nsWtpapsi
Huh3aisa ia Csrren eaartg,
EpWAmp o CASH. Cissx
Fs8s Cspg Yssl
EDWARD D. CASH. Clusk.
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10 cRnpIroRs.

This i to give rofger that the tgbscriher has
obtained gfuin tho Orphnut Court ~ GArroli
Comfy. MarYlada. letters o. Administration On
TIE Personal estate OK
GEORGE A. BROWN
late Of Carroll Couuty deceased Al persons
warmed 10 exhibit tie same with tAs Vouchers
thereof legally auth eatiestad, 70 the subscriber
90 ar before the tn dag q August, "a. they
may etAer|tfc IS las BE- excluded FROM NJ benefit
of sA.d eetetR
Given undef my hand this Ord dayof January
ELLA N. BROWN
Jan 7-3f Administratrx.
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There is said TO be one automobile
for every fourteen persons, and the
thirteen non-cwners can use the
streets with some degree Of safety
from 2 midnight until about Z a, m.
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STONE CHAPEL

January 9th. Sunday school ~ le.a'
a m. Illustrated lecture, Tho Pats
way of the Pilgrims" Tuesday, daan..
ary 18th, 1850 D. m. az stone Chapel
by the pastor Fifty slides viii e
used All are cordially invited. No ads
mission.
Tho Mite Society met ut the home ot
Mrs. Grier RobeTtsCia, Dees ulper ~. 2
very interesting meeting. SiAty-thrs &c
were present The next meetins MAJ
be held az the home Of Mr. vernon
Barnes. January IS, at y M
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John Barleycorn may have passed
away, but for some reason large num-
bers OF people seem to visit his grave
regularly
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON JAM 1921

Many people want bar placed on
aliens. Formerly large part OF the
aliens used to place themselves before
the bar.
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ollher relatirea.

other relatives
a masquerade party Of sixteen spent
Ia very pleasant New Years Eve at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Emory zepp.
Miss Ethel Shreeve and friend, Of
Baltimore, spent the weeks end with
Mrs Carrie shreeve zepD
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Belts. Dorothy Barber, Margaret
Beard, Eliza Shibloy, Florence Will
iaIne, Catherine Prick, Messrs. John
Shipley. Herschel Barber. Miner
Shipiey, Edgar Mengel and Leonard
Barber.
Miss Mary Belts, Of Uniontown, re-
turned home Sunday, after spending
the week with Miss Elsie Williams
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KEYsYILLE

Robert Valentine and son, Carroll
attended the funeral OF Mr. yalen-
tines sister, al Hagerstown, last Fri
day.
Emory Snyder, wife and family Of
near Taneytown, spent Sunday with
Calvin Hahn
Miss Esther Ibach and Master
Clarence Ibach, Of Union Bridge.
spent part Of the holidays al the home
or Peter Baumgardner.
George Ritter and daughter, Anna,
spent New Year with relatives near
Emmitsburg
Miss Nora Forney, OF Baltimore
visited her parents here. Sunday
Miss Ruth Kiser has returned "
Frederick after sepnding the hoh.
days with her home folks,
W. r. Ritter and wife attended The
funeral OF Mr.. Fred Rhodes, near
Emmitsburg Tuesday
W. H. Ritter and wife attended the
funeral of Mr.. Fred Rhodes, near EN-
mitsburg, Tuesday
Mrs. A. n. Forney is visiting her
son, ~ v Forney, and wife, OF Frede-
rick
Harry Erect, wife and son. Mehrle,
OF near Taneytown, spent last Satur-
day at Peter Baumgardner'R
George David Hoover and wife have
moved to Frederick.
An Overland car belonging to John
Moser burned mp one day this week.
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r. 80 tut i1sins rrfssemhrRcn % ~ dear hi
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-07
DETOUR

Miss Caroline Parkhurst, Mechan-
icsburg, Pa, visited Miss Valie Shors
last week
Miss Ethel iFogle Woodsboro. spent
several days last week with Miss Ir-
ma Fox
Mrs. Granville Erb aud little idaugi
Ter. Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Il. Lee Erb
Miss Edna Weant. Frederick, spent
few days OF last week with her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Schildt
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IN MrMoRIAm.

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to-day January 5th, ipze
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