The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-01
+ DIR. George u, .Baughman, East Main
street, IL at Ocean City fishing.

street, IL al Ocean City fishing.
4 Mr.. John Cassell, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting his brothers in this city.
4 Miss Martha Franklin. Bond street,
was taken suddenly Ill, Monday, but
( is improving.
Our city should take on holiday
I flags and bunting during the ilremen's
celebration.
Attorney Charles o. Clemson, Court
street, is attending the meeting OF the
Maryland Bar Association at Atlantic
City this week.
The New Windsor Methodist Sun
day School will hold its annual lawn
fete, on the church lawn, the evenings
oftJulyf Is and 1G.
Joseph ] Ellis, Of Philadelphia. and
Bessie G. NwOmaw, OF Baltimore,
were married Monday, at the home OF
Elder Uriah Bixler. West Main street.
Miss Ruth Starner. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Stafner, near Krid-
er's Church, was taken sick Tuesday
afternoon. She is threatened with APP
'pendicitis.
Mrs. Laura c. Rineman and grand
son, Russell r. Myers. OF Hampstead,
spent the weeks end with the for
mer's daughter. Mrs. Frank +. My
ers, this city.
Some Frederick county farmer. al
though IN the minority are yet hold
ing wheat and corn Of the 1920 har-
vest. They held the grain for 81 and
for $40 corn.
SIR EltInEe Reifsnider left ysster-
day for Europe lie sailed on the
"Cincha" for Liverpool. He Is EN-
ployed by the Green Star Steamship
co.
The Womans Missionary Society Of
st. Johns Lutheran Church. Will hold
its July and August meeting combined
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Brehm
"Wednesday afternoon. August g. Eve
~ member ~ requested 70 be present.
Maxwell YngllnF. son Of CIR aud
Mrs Harry T.. Yinxling. Of HaEers-
town. formerly of this city. was mar
ried 10 Miss Pauline Lamar, at Wash
inRtou Thursday sir fiuElinE Is
bookkceper in the Hageratowu Ia
BILE Works lie Is e nephew Of Mr.. Ed
ward Yiugllng. East Green street
Those who spent Saturday and sun
day June 4 and at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Jos ~ Turner OF Orders.
Va. were Mr. Calvin = kutl ~ BOY
eratown, Pa. Mr. =. t. snyder MIR
aud Mrs Charles Yoder, Of Lime kiln.
Pa MIR Jos. b Wimert. of Wcstmln-
star. and Mr. Jos " Frpck.sof Mt
Pleasant The trip was made in hr
Kutz'B Liberty Six.
Although $4,000 men aud women
we're disabled ny reason Of their ser.
vice IN the World War and $50 900 %
these have filed claims with the War
Risk Bureau. less than 300 900 have
been determined. Judge Robert s.
Marx told 600 delegates 10 tho Disc
ahlea American Veterans ot Tho
World War al the opening session oi
q fourday convention a. Detroit
Mich.
The Ladies' Ala Society ut Salem
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
their annual July festival on saturr-
day evening, July ~. beginning al G
p m Taylorsvillc band will furnish
the music. Members nf the aid re-
member the fancy table. iAh pUnu
and cakes and respond generously T.
each table. II the weather is uhtuyor-
able that evening Il will be held on
Tucsdny evening
Those spending Sunday June 8. Il
the home Of Mr and. siTa Milton Fee
aers were Mr. and Mrs Abraham Fee
ser and son. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Fcescr and children Grace, Vel.
on, Ruth and William. Mr.. and Mrs.
George lescalleet and children, Wal
ter, Russell and Ralph Mr., and Mrs
Denton Wortz Paul Feeaer, Ralph,
Million Curmin, Milton. Leonard
May and Harry Wilson
Mr. Charles W EsHam representa-
tive Of the Metropolitan Life iusur-
ance company in Westminster and
Carroll county for the past ten years
has recently been the recipient of
honors from his company He was
called in 90 the local Offices In Bal
timore on Saturday. June goth. and In
the presence 81 the Deputy Managers
aud agents OF the Baltimore district
he was presented with gold Ten
Year Service medal by Manager Geo.
W. Bahlke on behalf Of the company
The appeal case from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll County OF Charles y.
Harris. appellant vs. Margaret y.
Harris, appellee, which was argued
before the Maryland Court ~ Appeals
IN April WAS decided ia favor Of
Charles r.. Harris The case was over
the distributing OF molety 0f the
personal estate Of dames y. Harris,
deceased. Theo. Brown represented
Mr.. Harris and Guy W Steele. was
for ars Harris. The Judges OF the Or
phans Court decided in favor OF Mrs.
Harris.
An accident occurred Tuesday eve
ming on Pennsylvania avenue whoa
Mr.. Arthur Uhler and John Lippy,
both OF this city, were riding on a
motorcycle back OF the Ford Sedan
driven by Mr., Joseph w. Smith, this
city. MIR. Smith was driving along