The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-16

Wilbur Gladhill, this city, has NOV
ed to Union Bridge.
Mr.. Byers Unger, of Lafayette Col
lege, is a guest in this city.
Miss Margaret Herring, of Camden,
| n. j., is a guest of her cousin, Miss
/ Catherine Miller, Willis street.
The Chautauqua will be here from
July II TO Is. The advance agent is
expected this week.
! Owing to failing health and muscular
trouble Jacob Farver has resigned his
position as teacher of Winfield school.
Mr.. David E. Walsh, of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his family
here.
Mrs. R. V. Lewis, of Philadelphia,
! is spending some time with Mrs. Grace
Bish, West Main street.
| Mrs. Emma Duncan, Liberty street,
received a stroke of paralysis yester-
day morning and is very i'll.
| DR.. Raskin, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Thomas H. Lewis, of Washington, d.
c., were entertained Tuesday by Mrs.
! S. K Herr, East Main street.
A marriage license was issued in
baltimore Saturday to John L. I'ruder
Baltimore, and hattie G. Shipley, Pa
tdpsCo.
Mrs. John H. Miller and Mrs. Emma
Kopp, of Mt Pleasant, were guests OF
Mrs. NJ T. Yeiser, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Tuesday.
Mrs. George Davis and daughter, of
Barton. and Mr.. and Mrs. McAlpine,
and two daughters, of Homecoming,
were visitors of Mrs. Grace Bish dur
! ing commencement.
The Prospect Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school will hold it's Children's
Day entertainment on Sunday after
noon at 100 o'clock, which was post
roned from June II.
Chief Judge WA. II. Thomas, this
city, has been nominated as one of the
vice presidents Of tie Maryland BAL
IfssocIat. on whica NETS at Atlantic
City the :ast wees in this month.
C. R. Koontz, of Union Bridge, is at
tending the 35th annual conference of
the Brethren Churches which is in
session at Harrisonburg, Va, this
week.
The Civic League will meet Thurs
day, June %, at p. m. on the play
ground. if the weather. is favorable.
Should the weather be unfavorable
the meeting will be held in the County
Agents room.
Bob" Patterson, of England, his
mechanician and five or six specta-
tors were injured during the automo-
bile races at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park Saturday afternoon, when Pat
terson's machine leaped from the
track. rose in the air above the head
of the spectators and crashed down
on them. NaE]
J. w. Witherow was the first per
son in the Taneytown district to re-
ceive hail insurance on growing peas
He gave his application for Insurance
on the 18th, and on the 18th the hal
came. Although the Company had moi
issued the policy, but returned the ap
plication for correction, and was no
legally responsible. it voluntarily as
sumed moral responsibility, and viii
adjust the loss.
In 1921 there were more than 1.5OO.
900 of our people killed and injured
in automobile accidents-more thar
six times the number of Americans
killed and injured in the World War
Those accidents caused disabilitie:
and property damages amounting Il
more than 81 .O0O, 100000. With 10000,
600 automobiles in every imaginable
state of mechanical fitness on th'
, streets and roads of America today
directed by 100000 drivers of ever!
! conceivable shade of experiences ant
narefulness, the question of safety IL
: motoring has developed into prob
; lem which is the subject OF mucl
study and discussion all over tn
United States.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Yves
Falls. met at Mrs. VIM. Chaneys
Among those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Chanev, Rev. and Mrs
= Lumb Mr.. and Mrs. Howard KeefeI
: Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe CLANCY, Mr.. an
v Mrs. Robert Lowman, Mrs. Sarah Cos
Y nell. Mrs. Amy Hood. Mrs. Clifto
: Sponseller, Mrs. Otis Buckingham
K Mrs. Oliver Welsh, Mrs. Emily PEN
e and two children, Mrs. Fannie Rim
g ecker. Mrs. Annie Gartrell, Mrs. Mol
lie Hood, Mrs. Viola Hood. Mrs. Selb
: and son. Mrs Virginia Hobbs. Mrs
e Rena CLANCY and son. Mrs. Addie Fl
n Gibson. Mrs. Hattie Harrison, Mis-
: Rhoda Stnll Willie Keefer, Mabl
n Barnes, Sadie Hood, Lois Hobbs
r Messrs. Carl CLANCY. Arthur Murph,
: Earl weishaar. Buster Lease. SpenC
}. er CLANCY, Merton Hood, Cnarles Gal
trell. -AA : II