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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
+. 1 C0BLENTz ELECTED RI.
FORMED REUNION HEAD

Plans for the annual Reformed
church reunion 10 De held al PEN
Mar on Thuradag. Jlly 20. 1922. were
made Tuesday az meeting held In
York, PA Tile custom OF reunion
.of chnrch members in Maryland, vlr-
giniR. West Virginia and PennsyIyan-
IA at the mountain resort has beeri
followed for years, Al Wednesdays
meeting, committees on program.
transportation and publicity we're
named 20 arrange for details of the re-
union.
Officers Of the association we're also
chosen as follows; President. Il. l..
cobleniz Frederick: gice-presldent,
Enhraim Cornman. Washington, d. G..
secretary. Paul q SChminke, York
Pa treasurer, Samuel Brenner. OF
Mechanlcsburg, Pa
Beard Of Directors. Harry E Bair
ol fIanaves. Pa; Chas. r. Heintzel-
nan. oI ('hambersburg. Pa Rev. ..
4. Harnhari. Of baltimore; Vim. G..
Islreiy, OF Frederick. " II. Weaver
OF Gettysburg. Pa; Rev, G. ". Rank.
Harrisburg. Pa: Harry Brlndlo. Iiag-
erssowH. and Rev. Paul D. Yoder. Of
Westn4lnateS.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN b. fOUTz Z
ENTERTAIN

a most delightful day was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John ID.
Foutz. East Federal street Baltimore
Sunday. November 80. Ihg day was
spent in music aud sAelssS ze0nversa-
sion, At the dinner ho5r s!i 4sfe in
yited to the dining cSNpl lyissi esi sump
tuous reDast had been siseFared. con-
sisting of aE the good things Of the
season 10 which alI most heartily en-
joyed. Ia the afternoon all were en-
tertaincd with some excniIent music
with Miss Viola. a the pian0, accom-
panied hy tla Merars. Albert ilollo-
way with saxophoar Clarence Beeh-
Ter and Carroll j Myers. with vioiins
and Bobbie Downs with trombone.
which all enjoyed very much. Those
present we're Aif, and NFs. John ID.
Fnutz, Mr. and Mira David n Myers. o
Bachman'R Valley sir and Mra John
r. Williams. son and daughter, DoTo-
thy and Harry, u Hetstersf0wn. Mr.
and Mrs. 4 Roscoe Foutz and daagh-
teTs. Hazel aud AF3ahlino lsebecca. 81
Baltimore Misses Viola ard Ruth
Fouiz Messfs. Harry s. and Jaoob
Foutz. G. Edward Little Carroll j.
Myers. Albert Holloway. Clarence
neehier. Stewart Myers and Bobhie
Downs The hour far departure came
too soon when all let for their homea
which were far and near after
thanking M and Mrs. Foutz for their
Kindness and hospitality shown, aud
expressing themselves AZ having spent
! most heIi9hifui day
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LIE RrRpETr

4 marriage OF interest 90 Carroll.
Frederick and Howard counties took
place last Wednesday evening, No-
vember %. when Miss Rena nnrdett.
daughter of Mrs Wilaon o. Driver.
was married 10 Alr. William ~ Lare.
son Of MIR. and Mrs John l. I.are.
The ceremony wns performed az the
PARSONAGE Of the Methodist Church. at
Vt Olive. by the pastor. Rev =. Il.
isaac, Jr.. az 6 O'clock Returning %
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson o. Driver a wedding
supper WIS served for the immediate
families 0t the bride and groom, and
some friends. after which fhey wore
serenaded The bride who Is very prei.
nv and attractive was becomingly at
tired IN dark blue silk with beaded
trimming. and hat 10 correspond. The
groom wore o dark suit The young
couple ARE popular and have the con-
gratulafi0ns and best wishes Of their
many frieads for Il ianK. happy and
prosperous married life 1hcy Win re-.
side With the groOma parents. Mr.
and AIRS. John n isare. near Mt Airy
Those who we're present at the sup
per were sir. and Mrs Wilson o.
Driver, Mr and Mrs, John L. Lare. Mr..
and Mrs Grover Lare, MIR. and Mrs
Edward Fowler and family. Mr. ana
Mrs Albert Eslworthy. Mrs Bertha
are. Mrs. George Main. Mrs Jose
ihine Wihchrenner, Misses Flora and
Pearl Driver. and Ruth Emory. John
Main. Albert Driver. william Driver,
John Driver Oliver Driver. George
Driver aud Charles Driver
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ENTERTAINER Bl HR aSD MRS
doHv + WILLIAMS

a veFv pleasant day was spent a.
the home 81 Nr and Mira John E
Williams Relstersiuwu. SUNDAY. No.
yember 49, THE day was spent IN so-
cihi chat and exeelient music un The
Edison ph0nogfaph both vocal and
Instrumental were eniuYed by all and
also sonie ~ Mfas l4epsa C0rder's fine
ieistiiuna. which Nere 80 perfect
hat yuE would think the human voice
alone wEg there We centsialy give
the Edison all the praise later an
were Invited - the dining room Hhcre
a aumetuons dinner had aeea pre-
pared. ln which 81 dld SIMPLE Justice
Those BrcHeut WeFa air nna Mrs
Iohn y Williams. ~ and Mrs David
g. Myera. Mf and Mra Charlea VIE
Hams. Miss Dorolay Williams. Measrs
Carroll MYERS 6 Edward Little
stewart W sfYers and Master Harry
Fnuiz Williams Later ali lsfi for thelr
homes thanking n and Ara VIII
ilapa lnr thelr Kindness and good
tiine spent with lAem and tra ginR
aeWn ~ meet nsAfu
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trance to the vault BY digging away
a large hole in the brickw0rk naii
when that was completed to their
c0nsternatiun they encountered rail
road rails running both ways formina
tiny blocks. and whether they were
frightened away, or whether they be
CAME discouraged. no one knows. but
they LETT the work unfinished and
beat n, leaving several picks. q crow
bar, pine wrench. wire with fuse
It one end and an attachment for at
taehinF 90 the electric light and
Two wet blankets behind. The
latienpt was first discovered By
the janitor. John w. StoufIer. when he
vent 60 the bank az an early hour to
make the fire He IN turn notified the
President. Mr.. D. u Hegson, and Mr..
~ A. Bower Bank detectives are
working on The ease. The thieves also
cut the telephone wire.
Mr. John W. kiser died at his home
IN Hanover on Saturday. from com
plIcation nf troubles, having been III
feom Monday. The funeral was held
on TUESDAY ID Hanover. inteEment be-
Ing IN Grace Reformed cemetery here
iie II survived by his second wife.
who gag Miss Mary AIthouse. Of this
place. and one daughter. Miss Edna.
by this marriage, and two sons aud
two daughters. by a former marriage
Russell nf HaRerstown Earle. and
Nfs. David Ehmen and Miss Maggie
nf Springfield, Ohio. and one sister,
Mrs. Aaron Zcntx. az Baltimore Mr.
,tfiser was well known here lie wac
Chief OF Police. 81 Hanover, for Ave
years. lie was Ia his 6ith year.
Mr. Geo. Kemperr wife and daugh-
ter, Violet 0f near Emmllabura. Mrs
Mary stoycr, and daughter. Mrs Leah
k0onfz. and son, Paul, spent Thanks
giving day with Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
giFouse
Mr and Mrs. Amos wampler and
son, Amos. Jrs, uf Westminster. and
Nr and Mrs Jerry Overholtger. of
Taneytown. spent Saturday with Mir.
and Mrs Frank Grouse
Mra Mary Hnckensmlth. ~ near
Emmlt4bhfg, n the guest Of her son.
aif and Mrs. John Hockensmlth
Afr, and Mrs John D. crapKter and
son. Ainiier npent Thanksgiving in
baltimore. Mrs Crapster and son re.
ma!ued.
Miss Marion Miller. Of lIagerstown.
and Nc. and Mrs. Lawrence o. MUIR
ply, of Baltimors. spent Thankagivine
with their parents, Mr and AIRS. II
H. Miller.
McssTr John. = o aud ~ 81 Dut-
terer left Sunday noon for Virginia 10
attend the funeral % the formers
brother. Jacgh putterer. Who died
quite suddenly on Thanksgiving day
II heart spiiurc Up % present writing
Tho trio " Duttcrer's have not been
heard frum.
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THE COUNTY EXHIBIT
THE APPLE DISPLAY MISSIRS- CANNED
GOODS SHOW SMALL.


The Fourth Annual County Exhibit
was opened 10 the public Tuesday night
with more exhibits IN place than any
one of the previous shows. The woman's
section contains the majority OF the
( exhibits. The color which heretofore
seen in the mems section due to the
large apple exhibits Is missed this year.
The quilts, comforts and c0yerIids
make a c0lorful display over the bal
cnny These useful articles of past
art arc not being made in the present
day because we have not the time Or
patience. The fancy work section ~
! full 10 over flowing and too varied 10
make much comment on, The canned
goods section also. suffered from the
Usual large selection OF canned fruit
ldae 10 The scarcity OF fruits this year.
The baked goods exhibit, especially
bread and rolls, was not as large as
T Il might have been There is a fine ex-
hibit or cakes The candy exhibit Is
the largest we have ever had and was
made an pf variety of candles which
was placed on sale "Wednesday night
10 help pay the expenses Of the show,
The educational and commercial
bopths along each side are very at
.fractively arranged ana decorated.
They al deserve the patronage OF ev4
eryone attending the exhibit.
The opening program was well at
tended bv town people and folks from
the surrounding community. The
weather was cold and wet with bad
roads and prevented many from at
tending Or. Elderdice gave the in
vocation aud Or Norman Ward, pres
ident Of Western Maryland College.
expressed his desire for closer fellow
ship between the people or the city
and c0ilege Dr Ward had to leave be-
cause of another engagement Dr. FL
derdiee introduced Rev Walck who
gave very inspiring address on "Liv-
ing Monuments lie chose q very fit
ting text and handled II in such way
that his audience was always waiting
Tor his next sentence. The theme OF
hia talk was the boys and girls, the
Young men and young women OF our
town aud ncighborh0od who should
be Living Memorials 10 those who
made the supreme sacrifice IN the
world war. ana those who fought and
returned A uommnnlty House with 4
library reading room. auditorium.
swimming pool, ETC.. should be the
means of drrnlopinx the young people
|of our city into living memorials
Fhis address was followed BY 4 gen
eral discussion from the floor. Every
hody seemed 10 catch the spirit Of Rev.
Maick's address. Il n hoped that this
spirit viii not die out but continue
burning brighter until we have not
only a dream but 4 beautiful Commun-
ity House somewhere IN Westminster.
Mnslc was rendered by Mr. Philip
Royer. who played two violin solos.
a mixed auaftette composed nj Miss
Emily Richmond Miss Florence John
son. Air. Pearre wantz and Mr.. Ed
win 6ehr- Eave two selections
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WEDDINGS.
Sp0O CORBIN

A wedding which was very interest
ing as well as quiet was that OF Miss
liLta MAY Corhln. youngest daughter OF
Mrs. Florence Cofbin, East Main
street, this city, to Mr.. William Spoo,
of I'tiea. n. Y.
The ceremony which took place
Wednesday, November 23rd, In Balti-
more. was performed by Rev. T.. r.
Warner former pastor nf the Metho-
dist Protestant church OF this place.
The bride wore a pretty navy blue
suit with hat 70 match, with Miss
Marie Oursier as attendant. After the
ceremony a wedding dinner was sery-
Cd at the Southern Hotel Following
this the couple We're aRreeably sur
pfised hv q farewell party OF frienSs
and relatives from the brides. home
town who gathered N Union station
to ofFer congratulations and fond
farewella The happy couple left amid
showers of rice for points in Ohio
and other parts Of the West.
The bride Is member 0f the young
er set Of this city and has been con-
aected with the local telenhone ex-
change tor several years az long dis
lance onerator. In this capacity. close
attention 20 duties and an ever will.
.ngness 10 serve. made OF her gen
erai fayorite and won For her the es-
TEEN and friendship OF the entire
community. A host of friends extend
TO her and the groom a long. happy
and prosperous lie
They viii be al home after Monday.
December 8, 1926 Bennett street. uii-
ca. \, u. where the groom IS suc-
oeasfally engaged in the automobile
business
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Mrs. Joseph Langdon and son.
James. OF New Windsor. spent the
llrst part OF the week with Mrs.
James Etzler.
Misses Alma Birkhead and Iva
Liekty, Of Blue Ridge College, spent
the past Weeks end with Miss Grace
Englar.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Etzler and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Brandenburg came 70
their respective homes on Monday
evening
Mrs. II. L. Myers and son, Robert,
and Mrs. Nathan Englar and daugh-
ter. Vivian. spent sunday in Union
Bridge az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r, Hnglar
Mr.. n 4. Myers, accompanied his
son Ralph, who because Of an attacl.
of asthma. was required 20 return ID
Baltimore Sunday morning
Mn and Mrs q n Engiar. of Bal
tiuore, snent Saturday night In lin
wood and Sunday with relatives In
Westminster.
Mrs q. +. Tracy OF Westminster
spent from Friday 10 Sunday with
Miss Bertha Drach.
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cIyIc LEAGrE MEETING

The November meeting Of the Wom-
ems Civic League was well attended.
and some very Interesting topics were
discussed The Ladies met Mt the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs g. s. Myers. November
~. and after the routine business was
disposed nfz-malnly reports Of conc
mlttees Miss Rachel Everett outlined
the plans for the county exhibit 70 be
held this week, and also the proposed
plans for community work through
ont the cnnntyi this community actiyi-
ii appealed very strongly 70 The mems
bers of the League. ind most Of The
members expressed themselves % be
anxious ~ see an the nelghborhoods
In THE county associated IN home econ
early Ia the New Year, the exact dates
to he announced later
The Lrarue play VIII be presented
pmlca, public amusements hygiene
etc.
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THANKSGIVING DINNER

Mrs T.. V. zile, Thanksgiving day.
gave dinner AZ the home OF her son
and daughter-in-law. MI. and Mrs. A.
iii zile. East Main street, to the fol-
lowing invited guests: Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Zile, Mr.. and Mrs j. Frank
Holman. Mrs !. H. Sayers, Mrs. ALI
len Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Campbell MIR. and Mrs. Walter =,
Sayers, Jr., Mrs. Louisa Holman and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. stem; Misses Thel-
ma Hoffman. Lillian Hoffman. Doris
Hoffman. Margaret Hoffman. Margaret
Lee Sayers and Virginia Zile: Messrs,
S. X. Easton and Stanley Pickett and
Masters Aubrey Stem, Jr., William
Stem. Douglas Campbell Jr.. Walter
y sayers. Ir.. and Howard zile.
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4 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE paRTY

A very delightful surprise narty
was given ~ Tho home dt Chas Tay
lor IN honor % Mira Eilsa beth Taylor'a
forty seventh birthday Tie surprise
wan comDiste Al eight o'clock Mon
day night number u her relatives
and friends rushed IL her home and
surpriaed her. while af tho sewing
machine singing
The evening being unfaForable, al
though there was a large er0wd pres.
cnt vas spent In playing games
Of garlous kinds Nnaie and
SINGING were enjoyed by an. Even The
married folks seemed "a onmg play
lng the Femes After q lafn hour an
we're invited 90 the dining fe8m where
Refreshments were served In ahan.
dance a table was laden with every.
thing thet was plaassng to the eve
such as zee cream cakes. tandsee
fruit III various kinds nuts. ete
Then ~ returning 10 their homes
wishing Mrs Taylor many more hap.
~ birthdays Those present were Alr
and Mrs Chaa Taylor ag and Mrs
Jacob llonoh. Mr. and Mrs Ellas Tay-
lor, MF and Mrs. chaH Mcmillan. Mrs
Nlna shamef. Mr. and Mrs Howard
Taylor. Mrs Nellie shamer, Nr and
Mrs Vernon Abbott, Nr and Mrs o..
borne Snyder. Sir. and Mrs Russell
Dell. Mr. and Mrs August Weaver
Misses Myrtle shameF, iieien knight
Loretta shamer IsaRue Shamer. tiii.
da Weaver. Hazel TayloF. Edna Tay.
Tor. Mary Mcmillan. Evelyn Mcmillan
Leoda SNYDER. Nadine Ahnmer, Edna
Dell, Myrtle and Ieane Abbott. Meesrs
Dewey miller, Garland Shamer. Char
ence Weaver Russell Shamer Chea
tor Mcmillan, Alton Tavior. Arthur
Weaver Lester Houck Mitchell anil
Frank Wakner. Stanley Mcmillan.
Baxter Evans. Sterling Whitmore. EN-
erS0n and Kenneth shamer.
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AIdCg IN HUNGRRLAND An THE
ARN0RY SATURDAY NIGHT.

At the armory on Saturday evening.
December . The closing night Of the
county exhibit, there will be shown
the wonderful moving picture Alice
In tIungerland This picture was
made by representatives OF the Near
East Relief organization last sum
lner aud depicts things exactly az they
exist IN southeast Russia, Syria, Arr
menia and Palestine.
The picture Is made up in story
form. the title being suggested by the
well known fairy land tale of similar
name A native Armenian girl OF about
Gourtean was found by the committee
gand trained 70 take the part Of Alice
She II shown going about am0ng the
sufferers, orphans and others relies-
Ing fhe destitute wherever possible.
1t Ii Il thrilling picture and every
ono who possibly can should see II.
All county exhibit season tickets win
be good for this. or single admission
Is cents An opportunity Will he given
Carroll cnnnty folks 70 aid out OF their
abundance these needy ones
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE. ORPHANS
COURT. MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
cOrRT PR0cEEpINGs

The following cases have been dH-
posed since our last report.
Hammond fiipsley VS.. Philip Ridge
" tried before jury, verdict for
plaintiif, state for plaintiff; Bond &
Parke for defendant
Hoops Bros. and Thomas & Co W.
james p. Edmondson; tried before q
jury; verdict for plaintiff Clemson
for plaintiff; Walsh and Walsh for
defendant
Melirle Morgan VS. II Frank Evans,
tried before jury; verdict for plain
tin. Steele for plaintiff Bond Il Parke
for defendant.
Levi Morgan vs. r. Frank Evans,
tried before a Jury; verdict for plain
tilf Steele for plaintifl, Bond & parke
ior defendant
n irwin Gressett vs. Albert H. Cos
nell. tried before q jury; verdict A5r
plaintiff Clemson for plaintiff: Hog
and Bond a. Parke for defendant
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B. FRANK SHRIVER DEAD.
WAS PRESIDENT Of B. r. sHRIVES cox
PANY, GAMERS, THIS COUNTY WAS
ADEVOTED FRIEND OF LATE CARDINAL
GIBBONS.

BENJAMIN Frank shrIver. one OF Ii,
most beloved citizens OF Carroll coun'
~. died at bis home, in Union Mills. al
noon Tuesday. He was rs years old
Death was due 10 d complication o.
troubles. Mr.. shriver having been IA
poor health for a long time SOME
weeks AFRO be was stricken with pneu.
monia end never recovered
Mr. shriyer was born on Ciiristrias
Day. 1913 al linton Mills. He was the
son Of the late William and Mary ~
T. Shriyer He was educated AZ tlie
schools ri Carroll county and fOF q
time attended Loyola College, in nal
timore lie learned the fruit and yege.
table packing baslneaa with hrm
composed of three Of his brothers.
John L.. William and Albert shriger,
whose place IL business was on Pmt
street. Baltimore IN ls70 he centured
lato business In a small way Tor him
self. his establishment in Westminster
being the nioneer eaunGry IN Carroll
county II subsequently hceame tie
b. n ShriYef Company. of which iie
was the president up 10 the time 81
bis death
A Catholic Sir. shriyer was an In
innate friend ~ TIE late Cardinal tiib-
hons II was the custom bf the Cardi.
nal 70 sncnd bis vacations either ~
Mr ShrlyerH home Of AZ that ef hla
brother the late Gen. r. Herbert
8hrlyer
Surviving are children Rs folIowas
Mrs Leslie ~ Brennan aud Mrs
James s Herman. ot Utica. ~ Y Mre
j. Marshall Jones'. of Baitlmofc
sliasls Madeline and Marian shfiyer,
and james Aiesherrg shfiyer. of TN
ion Mills IN addition two sisters and
q brother survive. Mark o ahriycr.
of Baltimore; Miss Mary O shriyer.
og Union Mills. and Slater Frances Dc
Sales slitiver Of Emmiisbarg The
late G. shrlyer. iorfaer president 81
the Metropolitan savings Bank n
Baltimore who died about two weeks
ago. waB 4 brother
The funeral services were held yea
terday moreing In - Johns Catholic
Church ~ u 0'clork Mass was cole
brated nl the residence ~ the dtCeaH
ell n rnlun Mills requiem Mass waa
AHAhMf saAtHsA - k8FN AfMAAA INV ANtAhttAF
r Aennigan pastor
hesidas Bishop Corriaan thSre was
present IN the sanctuary ihe ~ Roy
Thes Shanhan, rector ~ tho cath0.
&c University Washington . q and
the vioe-reetor. the very Rev. Geo A.
Dousbefty. the IT. Rev. Rernard J
Bradley president nf ~ 81 Mnry'A
College. The Ray JOE n Cassidy. FOR.
'ner pastor II 81 1nha's tiie Rev.
Geo II. Traeessor. of The Mnuntaue.
the Rey, Albert C. Smith. secretary OF
Archhiah0p Curiey whom he repre-
scented ~ the funeral. tho Rev I'd
ward craig and Edward Roach. nf
Baltlmor9 Fathers Reilly. Wheeler.
Bishop and Quinn, of The noighborlng
parasites
In the congregation we're many lead.
Ing 4lsigans of the state. friends of flie
deceased a male luarteito from the
Baltimore Cathedral Choir rendered
,he music Of ihe -asa ~ request oi
the family. there was no sermon
( The following nephcwR nf Air Shri-
ver were uailbearnra Albert = Myer
Alfred D shriyer. Thomas " shrivcr
Mark O shfiYuT. ir, G, BOYLE and
Joseph n shfirer tiRrlal Was in the
cemetery adjoining The church Y. a.
shafroF 4 Son laneral directors.
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ORPHANS COURT

Monday. November 2Sth. William
IT, CopDersmith, administrator oi
walter u. Coppersm.th, deceased set.
tied his iirst and fnal account
Walter y. buchanan, executor oi
Harvey G. Misner, deceased. reported
sale Of personal property
Tuesday, November 29th.- Leah ]
Bennett ana VIM. Il. Hammond ad.
ministratoTs Of Garrison T.. Bennett
deceaaed. reported sale OF personal
property
The sale OF real estate Of Catherine
r. Frizzeli deceased, was finally rati.
fed and confirmed.
Calvin 4. Bankert. executor OF Re.
becea u. lsarhart, deceased. reported
sale OF personal property
Charles II. Feezer and Albert Al
Musgrove. administrators OF Charles
a. Feezer deceased. reported sale oi
personal property and settled theft
1irst and final account
Letters OF administration on the es-
tate OF Catherine r. otto. deceased
were granted unto Ella r Koons and
WILDER II. otto, who received an or
der to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate ol Caroline Arlington, deceased
were granted unto George w AIRING
ton who received warrant 10 appralse
and an order TO notify creditors.
Annie Il p Goodwin executrix 81
Charles u. Goodwin, deceased. report.
ed sale Of personal property and set.
tied her FIRST and final account
Nimrod T. Bennett, executor OF yir.
ginia o. Geatty, deceased, settled his
first and ilnal account
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PARENT.TEACHER ASSOCIATION
TO MET

a meeting 81 the Westminster Par
ent Teacher Association viii bc held
in the high school building on Nom
day night December 8. beginning al
7,30 D. m
The committee has made special ef-
forts 20 provide an interesting pro-
gram. MISS blda Lee Tall. principal
on the Maryland State Normal school.
Will be present and address the As-
soclation Among the mp=Ieai features
Of the evening Will he 4 chorus hy
the girls of the High School under the
direction of Miss johnson
Prof ilnger. County superintendent
of Schools Will discuss some of the
items 81 tile Annual Report for the
schools Of Carroll County This fea-
ture of the program should Dc Of in-
terest 10 M who are concerned Id the
progress and welfare og the schools
Og our county Members of the assn-
ciati0n ARE urged 10 he present and 10
bring as many Of their friends as pos
siblc.
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MARRIAGE LlcENsEs

! Harry w. Nnsbaum and Thelma
Louise Englar. both OF Westminster.
Wilbur Paul Wantz and Ruth Irene
BixIer, both OF Westminster.
Murton r. Hammond and Clara a
H. Davis both OF Union Bridge.
Maurice G. Koontz Of New Windsor
and Esta r. Stitely, OF Liberty.
STANLEY l.. Gilbert and Helen Il
Pitanger. both OF Union Bridge.
Amos II. Evans, OF Carrollton, and
Maud " Frazier. OF Baltimore.