The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07


mobiles for Yorl, Fair, seems to us
that Carroll county was well repre-
sented
The Board of Education for Carroll
County will receive from the State
school fund announced for quarterly
distribution $13,7SOal.
Miss Jessie Matthews. Of Reese. sent
$40 10 the Westminster Fire Company
for services rendered Sunday morning
at the fire in her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redmer and
son, OF Baltimore. spent the weeks
end with the latter's parents, Mrs
William Myers, Liberty street.
Another aeroplane accident. This
time only FIVE were killed in a 200
: feet drop to earth near London. The
machine caught fire and. roasted the
men alive.
Religious seryioes-Salem Charge
st. John's--Ieister' services on
Sunday. ST. Beniamins-Krider's
Sunday school at D. m. Preaching at
p. m. Sermon by Rev. c. g. Leather
man.
Church OF God. unlontown Prayer
meeting each Wednesday evening at
Y 1870. Sunday school o. m Divine
services 1915 a. m. and 100 p. m.
/ Rev. Schope, Altoona, Pa. will preach
in the evening.
/ Those who visited MIR. Jacob II. Lit
tls and family Sunday we're MIR and
I Mrs s G. Stoner. Mr. and Mrs. R0-
manus J. Want1. Dorothy and Bob
( bic Stoner. OF Westminster; Mr.. J o.
Jones and Mr. John IT, Frock. Of
llachman's Valley
Sheriff Bloom was bruised and
shocked yesterday afternoon when his
automobile was struck in the center
Z by ". r. Koontzs truck at Liberty and
Green street The truck was coming
out Green 10 the left sheriff Blooms
automobile was damaged consdct.
able
I Western Maryland foot bali warri.
ors trailed St Johns College at An
napolis. Saturday, with blank. while
. 81 Johns WAS in the forefront with
% points Our local team matched up
about even with their opponents
when II came 70 weight but lacked
pep.
The Sewing Society Of St Benlnm.
ms Reformed Church will hold
chicken and waffle supper ~ The
home Of Mrs George lIell. on the Tn
ipntowu road. ON Thuraday evening.
October ~. n the weather la untay-
orahle Il will be heid the first fair
evening.
Those spending sunday. September
-. az the homo Of Mr. and Mrn Chaa
Y Strcylg were Mr. and Mrs Ben
WaddleA and daughter. of Dcnnlnga
Mr and Mrs. George e Stem dauRn-
ter and son. 81 near New Windsor.
Mrs Harold McCrcrry and son ana
Milton Benedict a pleasant day was
spent
John and Jack stlmbaugh. ~ Tan
eytown district. we're arrested for
hunting squirrels In closed season by
Game Warden Herman ~ Dinat The
'HccuHed were taken before Justice
Davidson and pleaded Failty Thsy
were fined t25 and cost each. whlrn
we're paid and both released. Neither
shot any squirrels
A very pleasant day was spent.
October 2. % the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Y. Streyig Those present
we're Ar and Mrs Leonard Frlzzeli
Mrs Jas !, Strevla. Mrs Catherine
Carr Mrs Harvey Wagner. Mrs H8f-
old AcrTerry. Miss Margaret Bene-
diet Annie Ruby David benedict Nit
ton Benedict William slrcyig and
others
Putting black pepper on the tongue
ri Oliver Reed. q iZ-yeAr-old boy, to
punish him Tor smoking and telling
an untruth about the fact. was the
severe punishment melted 0nt NY
Mont Alto school teacher. and "a q
result she was hailed into Squire rot
ters court Waynesboro. Pa. Monday
evening on charge OF unnecessary
and cruel punishment
Admitting that he wIs "apIitung
fees" With taxi drivers and was thus
lranickIng In marriages az Elkton
Rev r. r. Western an ordained
Methodist Episcopal preacher, was
given "A church trial Ia Wilmington.
Del Tuesday night. found guilty Of
conduct unbecoming 10 a minister
formally expelled from the church
and his ordination papers ordered
taken from him.
Mrs isabelle Buchen Nicely. Han
over. Pa, died Friday morning. Sep
TENDER 3oth, from heart trouble. fol-
lowed by a complication Of diseases
from which she had been a sufferer
for the past four years Her age was
~ years months and days Funeral
WAS held Monday Those attending the
funeral from this city were MIR anr
Mrs H. d. Fowble. Mr.. and Mrs j. b.
Crowl Union Bridge, and Mr. and Mrs
Claude Billmyer
We are thee recipients Of the Ship
pensburg Chronicle from Mr. Joseph
W. sheeler, a former resident and son
OF Mrs. Sarah sheeler. Pennsylvania
avenue. The Chronicle contains an
account and shows photograph Of
the first locomotive TO make a trip
over the Cumberland Valley Railroad
which was IN 1891 The engine instead