The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-19


Our County Commissioners for Car
, roll county will attend a joint meet
/. ing in Hagerstown tomorrow.
Married on May at the Methodist
Protestant parsonage this city, by
Rev. Nichols, John Kramer and Ell
enora V. Dean, both of Guilford, Bal
timore county, and on May 10, Irwin
S. Stirn and Ruth l.. Ramsburg, both
of Ellicott City.
Margaret Kneller, aged 81 years,
wife of the late Daniel Kneller, died
I Tuesday at the home of her daughter,
1Mrs. G., K. Armentrout, Baltimore.
Funeral services were held today. The
body was brought to Manchester for
interment.
A score or more OF employees Of
the maintenance-of-wa department of
the Western Maryland Railroad, who
have been on strike, have returned
to work at Big Pool and other points
along the line, according to an an
nouncement made by railroad officials.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Dull and family Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Stegner and four chill
dren. Mabel, Charles, William and
| Dortha Stegner, of Manchester; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dull and four chill
dren, Madeline, Roy, Raymond and
! Mary Dull of near Manchester.
For the second time within three
months. the fourth time within year
and the seventh or eighth time with
| in the last few years, the 4 st office
at Silver Spring, Montgomery county,
has been broken into and robbed.
Stamps of the value of about $50 and
$3.50 in cash were stolen.
| Charles A. Wills, 49, an engineer,
employed by the state highway COM
mission on the Natural Bridge high
way from Lynchburg, Va, was in
stantly killed early Sunday when he
was struck by a southbound Southern
passenger train, his skull being frac-
tured.
Word has been received that Pen
Mar Park will formally open for the
1922 season on June II and that Prof.
John BOIL, who for the past twenty
odd years has lead the orchestra there
will be back in his old position with
an orchestra of mostly the same men
who were there last year.
The annual track and field champ
ionships by the colored Public Schools
of Carroll county on the Chautauqua
grounds last Monday were well at
tended. The crowd was estimated at
500. Each contest was good and show
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band of music played during the exer-
cises.
The annual Carroll County field
athletics for Carroll County Schools
will be held tomorrow in this city.
The usual program will be followed.
Mrs. Burton Townshend and daugh-
ter. Charlotte Ruth, of Norfolk, Va,
are spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Myers, West
Main street.
Announcement was made Monday
of the marriage in this city of Miss
Lottie Wise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Wise, of Buena Vista Springs,
and William Mogg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Mogg, Waynesboro. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Pritchett, pastor of the Reformed
Church at Westminster.
Rudolph Valentino, screens stars
marriage in MexicoSaturday to Wini-
fred Hudnut is declared by Cali
fornia iurists to be invalid on
the grounds that his divorce
from Jean Ackers does not become fl
nal until next January. Valentino is
considered by millions of movie fans
to be the screens greatest lover.
For failing to help fight forest
fire when he was summoned by de-
putty fire warden, Harrison Rollins,
colored. of Frederick, was given a
hearing Monday morning. The accus
ed pleaded guilty to the charge and
magistrate accordingly laid down
! fine and costs of $16.75. Rollins didn't
! have the money so he went back to
Jail.
/ Those that spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Phillips were Mrs.
/ jeremiah Flohr, of Flohrville; Mr..
and Mrs Milton Resi-, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Noah Arbaugh, Atlee Arbaugh, all of
Bachman's Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Lantz and daughter, Charlotte, of
Warfeldsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Koontz. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Breitweiser
and daughter, Margaret.
The grand bazaar and festival that
was held at Loyola Hall, Marriotts-
vile, May Is, was a decided success
\ large crowd was in attendance and
IL lively interest was taken in each
feature of the social. Friends from
Baltimore, Washington and the sur
rounding country we're present in
large numbers and everyone seemed
to have a good time.
Governor Richie, Secretary OF
State Perlman, President of the Sen
ate Norris and Miss Mary E. w. Rist-
eau, the only woman member OF the
House of Delegates, accepted invita-
items to the testimonial dinner
given at Havre de Grace Saturday to
State Senator NJ. E. Tydings, who is
a candidate for Congress from this
district. by the citizens.