The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-11
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEB. ii 1921.
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Master David Sell. son Of Mr., and
Mira. oscar ID. Sell, died on Thursday
evening last OF iiphteria, after about d
weeks illness, aged years, 10 months
ana III days Besides his parents, he
is survived by two sisters, Mariana
and Doris, and one brother, Robert.
David was very attractive and well
behaved little boy. and had a great
many friends Several years ago while
al play IN the building Of the Hanover
Creamery CO.. where his father work
ed, he sustained hard fall. and for a
time his recovery seemed doubtful,
hut he finally recovered, but never
was quite so strong. The family have
the sympathy Of the community IN
their bereavement They have had a
very strenuous winter, as Mr.. Sell is
inst recovering from q severe attack OF
typhoid fever and has been unable to
work nearly all winter The funeral
of David was held on Saturday morn
ing in Krider's cemetery, near Vest
minister Owing 70 the nature Of the
disease, It was private.
Rev. Prof G. f. Sanders and wife,
of Gettysburg College, spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. y. j..
Hesson, and family Rev Sanders very
acceptabiy filled the pulpit IN the
Lutheran Church, both morning and
evening.
Robert Shrlner, who has been en-
ployed with the Grain & supply Co,
has resigned TO accept a position with
the Everhart Bakery Mr.. - Walter
Crapster has taken the position
with the Grain & Supply Co made
vacant by Shriner. The change took
place February LIST.
Miss Elizabeth Crapster has resign
ed as teacher in our High School 10
enter Cornell University. Rev. Guy r.
Bready Is filling the vacancy. Miss
Laura Angel Is teaching at Pine Hill
IN place of Rev Bready.
Granddady Ramsberg, OF Frederick,
is the guest OF his daughter. Mrs. j.
A. p. Garner.
Miss Lena Angel, OF AWHILE. Pa,
is home suffering with a nervous
break down
Mr. Harry ReindoIlar Is attending
q Hardware Convention held In phil
adelphia.
Mr. j. Thomas Myers, % near Lit
tlestown, Is the Euest Of Mrs. Jessie
Myers
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross Gait. Of New
Windsor. spent several days the last
of the week with relatives and friends
here.
Miss Pauline Brining, Of Johns Hop
ldns Hospital, spent several days At
home this week
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Steiner. who moved to Philadelphia
about two years ago. have returned
and win occupy the upstairs apart
ments OF Guy w Hainea.
Miss Eleanor Birnie is the gnest Of
Miss Lou johnson. Frederick
Mr and Mrs Norman Baumgard-
ner and daughter, Mildred. spent sun
day with his parents. Dir. and Mrs.
Peter Balmgardner, near Keymar
Mrs. Norville p Shoemaker and
Mrs. Norman BaHmgnrdner ana
daughter, Mildred. spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll c. Hess
Master Carl Hawn was brought to
the home OF his father. Mr.. Chas
Hawn, suffering with diptheria, hpt Is
getting a long all right. Little Helen
Boyd Is also recovering nicely. No
new cases have developed
Mrs. u. NJ. Dutterer spent Monday
with her aunt Mira Nj J. Myerly, and
husband OF Kingsdale. The former
is very much indisposed AZ present
While returning from Westminster
on Monday evening. the car 81 MIR,
Robert Arnold collided with tho gar
OF YinglinE & spangler. Of Union
Mills. Their car was not damaged
very seriously. but the roadster Of
Mr.. Arnold, had a wheel torn on, and
the body damaged considerably, rho
crash occurred at the curve In the
road at Smoketown, which IS quite a
dangerous place. Fortunately 10 one
was very seriously hurt.