The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08

Mr.. David ]. Roop. West Main
street, Is confined to his bed by III
+ ness.
The Westminster Fire Company had
Ford sedan but Walter ". Davis has
+ Il now
/ Miss Bertha miller. 81 Baltimore,
spent the Fourth with Mr. and ars
William Shaeifcr. East Main street
Miss Anna Duvall, Of Norfolk, Neb.,
has returned 10 her home after spent
Ing some time with Mrs Myrtle Low
ell. this city,
Cbautauqua will be here from July
= 10 o. The sessions VIII be on the
old chautauqua grounds rear 81;
Bond street
ST. BenlaminE Lutheran SUNDAY
school viii hold Is annual picnic on
Saturday. August ~, in J - kau1.
mans grove.
a meeting of the New Windsor Par.
ent Teacher Association viii be- held
NJ the Methodist Church, Monday eve.
ming az o'clock.
Misses Margaret Lynch. Eleanor
Lynch aud Clara Kries have returned
20 their homes IN Baltimore after yia-
iting Mrs Emily Luckard, this CITY,
Lloyd 4 Brown. aged 20 years, aicd
az the home ~ his sun Arthur G.
Brown, SykesvIlle. Wednesday. Pun
eral service was held today iutprmanl
in Springfield cemetery
Mr. George a. Hunter has install "a
an up date scoolinR system In bis
meat and provision store East Main
street The machine makes cold air
which does away with See.
Mrs Charles / odendhaI and sons
Charles aud Hughes. % Oakland. CAL
arc spending the summer here ~ the
Westminster Hotel Mra Odcndhal ~
sister Of Mrs Abncr Park, this city
Thomas Fuss. while assisting 10
raising y new barn on the farm of his
father Henry r. Fuss, near Union
Bridge. June 2s was very serious
( ~ injured by being caught hy n por
ton Of the building that fell during
construction, catching Mr Fuss &lnd
crushing him "a the ground II N re-
ported that he received broken or
very badly injured spine. aud that one
arm Was broken. and other painful In
{ iuries received lie was hurTisdly
taken 90 Baltimore hospital. where
+ his condition is said 20 be improving
The accessory store % v A Chresf
a Rro. East Main street, was enter.
cd Tuesday night and n small amount
lof money taken The cash register WIS
smashed with piece Of iron. II 10
supposed that the robbery took place
tat a. M az an unusual noise was
heard about that time. The robbers
were evidently looking for big
amount Of cash and we're disappOint-
ed, as a number ~ pennies were left
In the drawer and some we're scattered
on the floor by them They cnly reap
ed a few dollars for their trouble 30
accessories were disturbed.
Those who visited the home OF Nr.
Jacob II Little and sons. IN Bach
mans Valley, June 20, were Mr and
/ Mrs Emanuel 0 Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Leroy Stoner and daughter,
/ Gladys. MT Howard Little. Charles
and Alice Little. all OF Hyattsyille,
Mr. and Mrs, James X Atwill and III
tie daughter, Dorothy 81 Washington
ID. c. Mr. Maurice r. Stoner. OF Der
wyn. Mrs. John d Foutz. Mr. and
Mrs J Roscoe Foutg and daughtef
! Hazel. Mr. William Grau and Mr.. ia
cob Foutz, all OF Baltimore Mr. Man
rice c. Resi-, OF Union Mills; Mr. A.
lee Arbaugh MIR. and Mrs. John 7
IYingling and son. Roland, Mr.. and Mrs
H. o. Jones Mr. and Mrs Charles
Jones, Mr While Eckard and Walter
Lescalieet
Those who spent Sunday last VITA
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah II Arbaugh and
family OF Bachman's Valley were Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Lambert and three
children. Elizabeth, Virginia and Rog-
CIR, OF New Windsor: Mr. and Mrs
John Coppersmith, and son Robert. OF
Hampstead, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Coppersmlth. Hampstead. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Hines and two children
u Aspers, Pa; MI and Mrs. Charles
McCadden and two children. nigiers-
vile, Pa, Mr. and Mrs, Horatio Ston-
er, of Warfeldsburg; Mrs. Jones, Bal.
timore; Mr. Albert, OF Baltimore; Ray
mond Spenees, Warfeldsbnrg; Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Lambert and five children
Grace. Katherine, Ruthanna, Isabel
Russell Thomas, Clarence Chasmer
| al OF Medford; Mr. and Mrs. James
Joppersmith and two children, Lille
md Paul Corrine, Thomas, Harry and
| Russell, Thomas. Clarence Chasmer
i1ll OF Bachman's Valley, also MIR
kMoute and Jeff, OF Spring Mills, Md