The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-11
ny AFTERNOON, AUGUST II, 1922
BRIEFS

Harry starr, this city, spent
=, DAYS this week in New York.
Allen Sellers, East Green
IS dangerously i'll at her home.
-,,,,m Clark. of Mt. Airy, moved
~ farm f John Clark at Monro-
md Mrs. Joseph Stoner and
a. re Pond street, spent Monday at
Mar.
rd r Shafer was reelected
ar Of brunswick by majority OF
TUESDAY
" FOES Mohr, of Baltimore,
a ~, ONE time with Mrs.
~ starr. this city.
earn crop is going to he i'm
~ Reports from over the county
IN the above effect.
Elmer Rover and two daugh-
- R,Itmore. are spending some
Nth relatives in this county.
Fred Nlgiu, Smallwood, has
ICED rro,a Prof. John T. Roger,
ritv a handsome player piano for
yife.
winfield Church VIII render a
!, "The Power of Song" at the
i of Gcd. sunday evening at
N.
Frank r. Butler is spending his
'ron camoing on the Monocacy
with the Westminster Forest d
lam Club
and Mrs. John Gahl, of Phila-
(. k5ja were guests of the latter's
her. Mrs John Rickle, Church.
IL, last week.
and Mr.. James Bair and fam
Of Baltimore. were weeks en-
tors to his SISTER. MISS bldhCue
East Nam street.
and Mrs. Preston Pennington
II returned from their honeymoon
lew York aud are now at the home
-. Pennington, on Park avenue.
Alice ". Wampler is excavating
rear oI his store preparatory to
ng = CO toot addition to accom-
e Ne the large stock of furnishings.
b p. Gycrson, Jr.. of Baltimore.
Ea his certificate of nomination
CEress on the Democratic tick
~ the Supervisors of Election
ETull County.
stor Willard f. Tydings. of Har-
Dunty. has filed with the Super
Of Election for Carroll County.
certificate for the nomination for
1 gess in the Second Congressional
kct.
Ess Eurith Zentz. of near this
i is recovering nicely at the Mary
! General Hospital. Miss Zentz
bit her left hand in corn shell
lbout two weeks ago and her con.
Dn was very serious.
liver Myers is making rrepara-
s to move his house back so as to
+ a lawn and porch to the front.
house is built of brick and is
le undertaking. Baltimore cOntrac-
have charge of the work.
Iaurice Nitten. son of Harry Nit
and grandson of Charles Mitten
ng near Reisterstown, loaded 81
Is Of wheat. oats. barley and then
bed 40 loads of hay. Maurice is
/ II years cd. Who can beat that
a boy?
Pie race track at Wolfe's Stock
b, near Nayberry, which has been
hdoned tor several years has
P put in shape again and on Sat
ay. August 10, several races will
held ON the track. All trotting or
ing races.
Iordon Powers. grandson of Mr.. D.
Gilbert. of BALTIMORE. formerly OF
city, fell from a platform at his
le and fractured his left arm so
~ that it was amputated at the
nlder at a Hospital in Baltimore,
'Sday The lad had the platform
Il in a tree and fell quite dis
F. to the ground. The bone was
Bhcd too bad to save the arm.
'overnor Ritchie. elected president
PIE Maryland State Bar Association
Pie annual meeting held in Atlantic
4 last month, announced appoint
ht of the standing committees,
Ping whom from this city, are Col
'or of Pert Guy w. Steele, on the
p education committee. and Mr.
lncis Neal Parke on the committee
'egal biography.
Pc first prize in the contest of an
~ by high school students in
fyland-District of Columbia on
situation in the Near East Relic
Iltory has been won by Karl q
HFSon. lil0 N street, N. W., Wash
fon. who wrote on Armenia. Mr.
zfSon is now in the race for The
eon-wide prizes, the highest beinE
4 all offered by Henry MOrgenthal
pler L. S. Ambassador to Turkey
fearson is II years old, he woI
PIC medal last February given b.
sons of the Revolution and thu
II oil the American Revolution il
rSSav contest, has been elected edi
ot the Eastern High School paper
pelng in the senior class at tina
pol and was presented by the fac
8 With silver medal in scholar