The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
YEGGS AT TAkEYTOWN
GIVE UP ATTEMPT TO BLOW TtAEYTOWA
SAYINGS BANK VAULT AFTER DI6sIAG
70 RAILROAD RAlLs---TO PROMINENT
WEDDIHGs-OTaER NEWS.

Cnc Of the social events Of the sea-
son wac the wedding on Thanksgiving
at o'clock Of Miss Clara Mary. only
I daughter OF Sir, and Mrs Chas X
il0ckenamith, 20 sir. Howard Clifton
Z Iloop, SON of Mr. and Mrs. John II.
ltpop, of New Windsor The cesemony
WAS performed ~ the pastor of the
bride. Rev T. n. IIaief. in Trinity
Z Lutheran Church The church vas
nllcd 70 10 cnpacity with interested
friends Ia spite of the Indictment
weather. The ring ceremony being
used The Church WAS tastefuily dec
Grated with pine and autumn leaves
under The sltlilfni directions of Mrs
Z Cora stoufler, florist. af New Wind
sor The bride looked charming tn q
gown of rich white satin. trimmed ia
pearls Her inlle veil wHe arranged
with q crown ~ orange blossoms and
carried 2 shower Of white rsse buds
Mfs. Earle Harahman. of Wagnesboro.
was matrUn of honor and wore = white
ReorRefte gown over pink. 4 black pie-
tore hat and carried white chry san
thcmnmp The bridesmaid waa Miss
iiuthellcn Myers, u Jnsantawn ana
was gowned IL light hine crepe de
chine with black picture hat and car
rled yellow phryaanfhemaua Little
Aiias virginia Bower. of this pinee
ncicc of the Eropm. WAS Hover girl
and wore dainly dress IL pink crs
candy and oarried . basket of rose
buds Mr. Earle Hafshman. IT Way
neshurn. was best man. and Mr. Geo
uevilhizs. III New Windsor, was
ErbomsmRB The ushera we're IfaheFl
Mansi. ~ Biae Ridge College. e. III
r8f iiockensmith brother as the bride.
'Iay = iless and Norman Il sanble
AMER the ceremony 9 reception was
held a, the home ot the bride after
ulieii thev ieft on a trip % Norfolk,
Va. ana Washington. D g. aud npon
their return they wili reside IN New
Windsor wbeFe they have i new bun
|gaiow already furnished awaiting
them. Mrs ifpop Is q gFndHnfe g hiae
RIDGE College and has heen q pnhlse
school teacher ~ the past several
years ThaT have the BEST esahes of
hast % Friends ion d happg aHd pres
ncr0Ha life.
Tie home III Mr and NFs Hlfnle
uhlor near town was fte scene 81
pretty wedding on Thanksgiving even
ink at H.gG wAcn their oldest daughter
became the bride % Mr Clyde W itit-
fic oldest son ~ MF Cbas niffEe The
ceremony Naa performed ~ the
brides pastor. Rev /. y llafer Miss
"a " 0hicf. sister Of the bride. WIS
maid ~ honor. and wns enNnea IN
peach and silver satin. Miss ifueiia
Rifle. sister of the groom and Hiss
Marguerite A. staley we're brides
inBids, and wore Gowns q old fp8c
crepe DE- chine. and all carried white
chryaantb6mnms Two little canslns
nl the bride, Missea Charlotte and
0rpha King. were flower girls The
bride WIS given IN marriage hy her
grandfather. Mr Frank KING The best
man Was Mr. G. Edgar King cousin
~ the bride The wedding march was
played ht Mrs Clarence kina. and
MFa u ~ Sfnuger sans r9f FFomiae
Me, before the ceremony The taEideA
gown w8s Of white satin with Silver
tfimmlnRA and wore d ysil arranged
with orange blossoms After fha eeres
m0ny reception was held They viii
reside 81 the home nf the bride until
NNNNIA ANNNN MAlAtA NlAFf VIII a#ft4t fN
their new bungalow IN iAttieHl0wn.
Mrs Guy OnSand, Of Washington. y
g., spent Thanksgiving with her moth
or Mrs. Mary crapster
Misses Eliza Il Bifnie and Elizabeth
Amman. Washington. y c. aponf the
THANKSGIVING holidays with their
home folks.
~. Ezra Lawyer. nf Silver Run.
spent the weeks end with Messrs Da
sid Bachman and wife and I'll NJ pnt.
tcrer and wife
Mrs Winget, of Huntingdon Pa. re-
turned home Monday after spending
some time with her aunt, Alfs Martha
FrtuNer who II on the sick ilst
Joel Zaldiyor aud Esiw. sesenzuef.
the f0rmer 81 Ballimore and Tire later
IL iIiue Ridge College, were seek
end guests of Norval Shoemaker, w..
Both are natives Of Cuba.
Misses mildred and Katharine hrens
die spent the weeks end In Hanover.
MI and Mrs Milton Kesaler. 81
iiAgeratown, were the guests u Mr
and Mfa. n. G. Brendle, one day last
week
Miss Grace Duttera. Of York, spent
the weeks end with her sister. Mrs.
IN. G. Hrondie
Mrs. ~ w Shoemaker spent from
"wednesday last until Tuesday Of this
week ia Haskell. n u. and New York
Onr town was visited hg thieves
axnin Late Monday night or earry
Tuesday morning an nnsnccesatni at-
tempt WAS made 70 rob the Taney
town SAVINGS BANK The thieFea eus
tcred through the lpt Of The Fslasdenee
nl Mr. Harry 0hler formerly The
RrninR Drug store property hy tear
ing on some pallngA md started to
shw the ir0n bars IN the rear window
81 the hank. They sawed three bars
about half OF md then Spying the
smail entrance 20 the cellar ii the
rear nearby abandoned the window
removed tho cellar door ami under
Tie wooden door was an iron grating
They removed that and entered thru
lthe cellar Closed fhe door between
the Office and the counting room. SO
THAT their movements would not be
seen from the Main street. mud pro-
ceoded their work of trying % gain en-