The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-30
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congrafulRtions to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Blllingslea Center street. on
the arrival of a young son.
ar John MerIng OF Great Bend.
Kan, called on friends in this city,
Tuesday. Mr. Merlng is visiting HIS
mother IN uaiontown.
The Blue Mountain Express killed
17tducks which wandered on the Rail-
road tracks and belonged to a foreign
family at Union Bridge.
The Church OF the Brethren win
hold its Childrens Day exercises on
Sunday. October 2, commencing al
40 p. M, in Sans Creek church,
meas Dennings.
Walter Newman. OF Union Mills, has
rented the store room occupied by
boyd Battery Company, East Main
street, and will open butcher bust
ness.
The international League closed It's
season in Baltimore last Sunday.
Quite a few from this city saw Bal
tlmnre win two games from Jersey
City.
Mrs, Kate Green, Union Bridge. has
sold portion Of her property TO the
w. NJ. n. Co, on which will be erect
cd a water tank opposite the new
coqlipg station,
Mrs. Guy Biilmyer this city. has re-
celved word OF the death OF her faith
err, Jacob Wilson, of Frostburg He
was one OF the oldest merchants of
that place.
The Christian Endeagor Society OF
St Marys Reformed church, Silver
Run. viii hold Halloween social. on
Monday evening. October 31st, in the
social room OF the church. 20 which
the public Is invited
BY picking a hole in the wall apd
lowering himself to the ground by a
rope made from bed blankets. Roy
Kemp. charged with larceny, escaped
from the lcenireyille Jail Saturday
night
The New Era. weekly newspaper
published at Towson, has been cold
by the owner, John y Raine, TO State
TFeaBurerseJohn NJ. Dennis. State
Senator David @ Mcintosh, Jr.. and
stat, J Attorney III. Curteany Jenifef
OF Baltimore county.
Wilbur r. McGolwick. OF Bruins
wick. has entered the school OF a.
nance at Blue Ridge College. New
Windsor. Mr.. McGolwick was the sue
cessfnI contestant In the competitive
examinations for the State scholar
ship.
Carrie g. Shatzer, Hagerstown. a.
cd d suit for $4,000 damages against
the Western Maryland Railway Com
pany for injuries said TO have been
sustained on October Is. 1920 when
a train struck a car in which she was
riding,
Westminster Realty g. Insurance
Co, Mitchell & Crawford. report the
following sales: VIM H. Browns lot
on Webster street TO ]. Guy Holbrook,
and the William Richter property on
Pennsylvania avenue to J. Guy NUS
baum and wife, OF Ayondale. Posses
sion April list.
We hear Il every evening now how
much they won, hut We very seldom
hear how much they left at the track.
They always say better next time, but
their next time is, also the other fell
lows. Havre' de Grace is on the map
at least twice each year, In the
Spring and in the Fall.
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Last week there was a meeting OF
citizens In the interest Of extending
the State road from Middleburg 10
Keyinar cross roads. Monday OF last
week delegation from Middleburg
I1aighborhood was in this city looking
after interest In the road. The road
Is to be started at once.
Clyde Harner, of Cleveland. o., and
Miss Ruth Hilterbrick, OF Harvey,
were uuietly married Saturday and
left on the evening train for Washing
ton, D. o.. After spending a short time
with friends in the Capitol City. they
will leave for their home in Clege-
land, where Mr. Harner Is engaged in
business,
Miss Minnie Hoke and Erwin Emiet,
Ahbottstown, motored TO this city,
September 18th, where they were mar
riofls tstlleshomefof John z, ,Yingling,
Rannsylyanla avenue. The ceremony
was perfDrrned by the Rev. II. A. Kes-
ter. pastor. of the Methodist Protes-
fant church. sThey returned to the
home of the brides mother where
fllay WA reside.
Spfinting toward the home plate e
score Che home run which would
place his team in the lead George
Bender. 20 years old, Baltimore, catch
for the Franklin Athletic Club, drop
ped dead on the base line Sunday dur
ingsa game between his club and the
Esirllfords athletic Club, on the latter's
grounds in Govans. Death was caus-
ed by heart trouble.