The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-09
|vInay AFTERNOON, JUNE 9. 1922
BRIEFS

s.; trip to ,Shreevesport' La.
a. samuel Reaver. OF Baltimore,
:, purchased property on Webster
...st and has moved into same.
ur and Mrs. Carl Yount, of Balti-
rore we're guests in this city. last
Teek's end.
y,o Nargareta de Cara is attending
= weeks end house party, at Penn
late College.
Mr. lanes NJ. Stoner, of our local
r.sle order, is attending the Eagle
roTveution at Frostburg, this week.
Tho canning factory of B. F. Shriv-
Company, this city, started to pack
cas-.
r,.se E. Smith, this city. has been
,ronnced as a road inspector for
MARYLAND.
V, are being served with choice
u.,, thes2 days. A party remarked
M, 10 broke a tooth off biting on a
sush sab of bull.
hin Christ. 65 years of age. watch
han At the Reading National Bank,
Eounitted suicide by shooting in the
bank
Mrs. Thomas Roop and two daugh-
sr Misses Margaret and Alice, of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with Miss
Annie ROOp, West Main STREET.
NOllevile Farm Post No. $50, Vet
eans of Foreign Wars have donated
he Westminster Band $40 for uni
form
Nj. Calvert Marine. East Green
street. was operated upon for appendi-
sts in Baltimore this week. He is
getting along very well.
Mss Edna Lynn. of Keymar, spent a
tE days with Miss Emml Brown.
Panylyania avenue, and attended
DE- High School commencement.
4nsriage license was issued last
vs.ka EllicOtt City to Carlton E..
BralsR Cjoksville, and Lillian Fl
RIPLEY, WNdbine.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Diehl and
da1ghg, Of Union Bridge, are at
srdR the annual meeting of the
Brethren Church, at Eaton, Ohio.
NJ Josepl d. Wimert, daughter,
Miss Mabel, and son, Walter Wimert,
and Vernon Chrest, this city, spent
fsFeral days this week with Mr.. Wi
IneHS son at st. Michaels.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Steph-
IN and children, Ralph and Dorothy,
n near Westminster, spent Sunday,
Play Is, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
|Eibur L. koontz, of Ellicott City.
horse owned by James Reese, near
lnlon Bridge, became frightened and
iau away. The animal broke away
nom the buggy and became tangled in
he harness, fell and broke its neck.
During the storm Monday afternoon
le belfry of the colored school of
Lkton was struck by lightning and
Nightly damaged and seven children
'ere painfully injured.
Children's Day service Sunday morn
ls at $50 at Bixler's United Brethren
.hurch, Program rendered by the
,alldren. Rev. S. II. Ludwig, pastor.
L'erybody invited.
Joho McCaslin, veteran Snowman,
y Baltimore and known in this city,
having his troubles with the citi-
l'nS OF Baltimore on a show he IS
lagng.
NJ Union singing class will give
YER singing concert, assisted by 9TH
classes, on Sunday evening, June
at s o'clock. and their Children's
.4services on June IS. A welcome to
Nj. and Mrs. J. II. Ryland, and
ssaghter. Henrietta, Mr.. and Mrs.
.aade Ryland, and daughter Lucille,
sal Mr.. Eugene Reese spent from
sunday until Wednesday in Cam
fridge. Nd.
), Aessrs. Meade Ohler. Frank T.
'aaaer, Eugene Mccartney, and Leon
lia Shaeffer. members of the Weat-
pnster Fire Company, are attending
ae MARYLAND State Firemen's Con-
'sn'ipn az Frostburg. this week.
Eighty persons are believed to have
in the sinking of the steam
! villa Fmnca on the Parana river
.sar 5Posadas.. At that point the river
, DlAs the boundary between Argentina
nd Paraguay.
w strike vote of approximately l.
S =. railway workers of the United
ssa Will be taken by the individual
nuns affected by Railroad Labor
isoard wage reductions, recently or
, ,'.eu and pending, it was decided a.
eOhference of union leaders.
- NudolDh Valentino, screen actor
~ noSe principal roles have beef
, use % oil love heroes, was liberated o
~ Inarge of bigamy at Los Angeles
nI", , Monday, when the felony com
Ia ' against him was dismissed af
gao a preliminary hearing before Jus
y The Peace Handy. ~
pnS ,n ~ Smit tn. son ofhAI.-
aae airs u. Arthur Smith Of C.rrn.l