The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-03
TANEYTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Chritzman
OF Gettysburg, paid r. NJ. Dutterer
and wife very brief call on Sunday
Iafternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. f. II seiss spent tho
weeks end with Mr.. Geo. X. Duttera
and daughters and called on other
1 friends.
Miss Pauline Brining, of Johns
Hopkins Hospital, spent several days
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Brenton Brining.
j Miss Nellie Hess graduated as a
nurse last week at Franklin Square
Hospital. This Is the third Young
lady from Taneytown to graduate al
Baltimore Hospitals as nurses.
4 on Decoration Day the Farmers
Club OF Statewood played the Taney-
/ town Base Ball team on the latter a
grounds. The score being Z to II IN
favor OF Taneytown.
1 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shoemaker
and son, OF Yonkers, N. Y, spent the
weeks end with thar sister. Miss
/ Bertha. Mrs. Shoemaker remained
( Tor several weeks.
I Mr.. James A. Reid and family, OF
Hanover, spent the weeks end with
I friends here.
/ Our former Townsmen. Chas A
Elliot and family are again residents
OF this place II is rumored he intends
going in business again.
( The Decoration Day program was
carried out as scheduled. The parade
was led by FRANKLIN Bowersox as
chief marshall, with Percy II. shri-
! yer and Leroy Smith as aid The
civil war veterans and Spanish
American Veterans In automobiles
and the town Council; the World
War Veterans marched In uniform.
the 7. o, 8. OF A, marching In uni-
forms. costumes and regalia. with the
school children. The Woodsboro Band
furnished the music The different
cemeteries were visited, after which
all marched 10 the Opera House where
the following program was rendered
Music by the band singing. "Amert-
ca: prayer by Rev Guy =. Bready.
reading Decoration Day by Rev. II A
Quinn. the address by Prof VIM
James Heaps, Of Baltimore. who h
we'll known, and a very much appre-
cIated speaker singing, THE Star
Spangled Banner music BY the band.
the benediction by Rev g. Wilbur
Shipley music by the band. which
waE the close Of the program
Miss Fanny Yingiing Of FrlEell.
burg, spent several days the afsi Of
the week with friends here.
Mr. l. C. Kelley and son. irwin. Ir
OF Hanover, spent Decoration day
here.
Mr. Clotworthy Biruie and alster.
Miss Eliza. spent from sunday until
Tuesday with thcir parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George ~ Blrnie.
Miss Amelia Amman left on satuf.
day for Stonington. Conn, where she
will be the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Lucy tlurgan She will be Joined IN
o few days by her sister, Miss Eliza
beth.
Mrs. Andrew Mckinney, NJ Gettyss
burg, II the guest OF her son, Mr.. n
I s. Mckinney
Miss Grace Wlherow, ol Washing.
ton. d. C., spent The weeks cnd with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs j. W. with
crow.
Miss Irene Fringer. Of Washington
and brother, Walter. spent the weeks
end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Calvin 4 Fringor and family.
Prof G.. r. Sanders and wife. OF
Gettysburg, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. y. J. Hesson. Prot Sanders
tillcd the pulpit In the Lutheran
Church and started the drive for
Gettysburg College.
The following spent Sunday ana
Monday with Mr. and Mrs Edward
Winter and wife: Mr.. George FieaEle
and son, OF Philadelphia. Mr.. Flearle.
OF Harrisburg: Mrs. Starner. Of near
Union Bridge. and her mother, Mrs.
McGuigan.
Mrs. Mary stoyer and daughter.
Mrs Leah Koontz entertained dur
ing the week the following Mrs.
Jacob Strawsburg and granddaugh-
ter. Mildred Of near Otter Dale; Mr..
and Mrs. John Albaugh. Of New Mid.
way. Mrs, George Fox. OF Rocky
Ridge; Mrs, Samuel Oyerholtzer.
Mrs. Horace Gladcllff. Of New Mid
way Mrs. Della sadIer OF Baltimore,
Mrs Emmanuel Overholtzer and Mr..
George oyerholtzer, OF near Taney.
town.
Mrs. Frank Grouse Is confined 10
bed by Illness.
Mrs. Jennie Lambert. OF near Wal
nut Grove, sustained a stroke of pa
lralysis while at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Knox.
Mr.. William Knox died at his home
on Middle street about midnight ON
Monday from cancer. IN his 10th year.
Funeral services we're held at the
home on Thursday afternoon, with
interment In the Lutheran cemetery
He is survived by the following: His
wife, two brothers, George of Baltl-
more; Samuel Knox, OF near Gettys,
| burg. and three sisters, Mrs Rebecca
/ Reayer, Mrs. Jos. Fink. and Mrs. Luke
BitZel of Taneytown.
The family OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Bosehoar exclusively. held
their annual reunion on May 3Oth
(thls being the 10Th reunlonl at the
home OF the Rev. Harry Hoover, al
Kensington, Pa The following at.
tended: DR.. G. s. Basehoar. OF Car
lisle; G. A. Basehoar. of Gettysburg:
Charles H.. OF Littlestown: Mrs. ID
w. Garner. Mrs, d. NJ. Mehring and
! Mrs. G. NJ, Benner, of Taneytown. The