The Democratic advocate., 1921-07-22

dent down.
The Civic League will meet at Mrs,
Martha Shaw's, Pennsylvania avenue,
Thursday, July rs, at 5 p. m.
Miss Mary Agnes Yingling and Miss
Corinne Fowler are spending two
weeks in Washington, d. C.
Misses Mary and Cora Adams, this
city, are spending their vacation with
relatives and friends in Columbus,
Ohio, and Martinsburg, W. Va.
Mrs Carroll Lockard and son.
James, have returned home after
spending several days with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Misses Mamie Massicot and Bertha
Jones, Of Baltimore, are week guests
at the formers home, Pennsylvania
avenue.
MilIard II. Weer, OF Sykesville. has
announced his candidacy for the nom
ination Of Register OF Wills on the
Democratic ticket.
Two automobiles were badly mash.
ed up Sunday on Hospital Hill" near
Reisterstown. One machine rolled
over twice II will require few hun
dred to repair each.
Mrs Oswald Baker and little son.
Boyd, Of Baltimore. are spending sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Summers, OF Warfields-
burg.
Mrs, Earl Yer Nooy. Monticello. N.
", says she can spare her husband,
but mourns the loss OF her car. Her
husband eloped with his neIghbors
wife and took Mrs. Nooy's car.
Mrs. Automette Remond. Meriden.
Conn. who was walking in cemetery
with friends and was just In the act
of pointing out the place where her
husbands grave was located. was
struck by an automobile and killed.
The 32nd reunion or the Reformed
Churches Of Maryland, Pennsylvania.
Virginia, West Virginia and District
of Columbia was held al Pen Mar yes
terday. Several thousand persons at
tended.
Lillian Brandenburg. the youngest
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Bran.
denburg, four years old. IN in the
Church Home and innrmary. Balii-
more. recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
Emory Mckinney. Middicburg. who
works for the y. & o in Baltimore felt
between two cars. cutting his arm.
which required four stitches. lie "a ~
the home OF his parents, Chas Mc-
Kinney.
Alva g. LauRhlin. OF Altoona. Pa,
an engineer Of the Chicago mail train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad. was
found dead az the throttle running az
60 miles 40 hour The train was
brought through by the fireman
a special train carried Company n.
20 Camp Richie Sunday. The company
was under the command OF Captain
Emigh A large crowd was az the rail-
road TO see the boys on. They were ali
happy when they left
Mr. Joseph Witter. Park aYeRne II
confined 10 bis house with q slight
stroke Of paralysis. he received Friday
last. Mr., witter " mail carrier on
rural Route No 2. only recently being
transferred
The Sunday school oi the Church
Of God az Westminster. viii hold its
al
noon. july q, at the Pool They will
meet al the church at ~ o'clock Ey-
cryone bring a basket and we Will
all eat together and have a good time
Medford Grange will hold a festival
August nth az the grange hall. lee
cream and cake viii be- served, and
music will be furnished bY the or
chestra The games and entertainment
will be IN charge OF Mr.. Parrish
Everybody welcome.
The garage OF William Conway,
/ Court street. was entered Thursday
evening OF last week and small
amount OF money taken from the mon
oy drawer. The entrance was made by
breaking a window glass and crawl
ing through the hole.
Mr. r. Edward Martin. OF WoOlery'a
( district, Republican. for sheriff. anG
Mr., David M Mehring. OF Taneytown
district. Republican. for County Com
missioner. have filed their certificates
of nomination with the Supervisors OF
] Election.
Three utomoliles--FOrd. Buick and
( Willls-Knlght--w together Sunday
az the junction Of Main street and
Washington road. The Ford was sent
to the hospital for repairs, The other
two were battered up about the fend-
ers.
Moonshiners operating In South
Mountain, near Chestnut Grove, Md,
are supposed to have fired the two
saw mills OF Fred Roach. The loss n
$4,000. Roach was threatened by he
moonshiners, believing him "a spotter
for prohibition officers.
The newly weds, MIR. and Mrs LLOYD
Schaeffer, who recently returned from
their honeymoon. were serenaded al
their home on Pennsylvania avenue,
Monday evening. Every instrument
known was, used TO make the noise
and the$ serenade success Be
lievng the hideous h0rse-fiddle too