The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07
e. o. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 7, 1922
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Mr. Truman Cash left for New York
where he will spend about six weeks.
Mrs. C. B. Morton, of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. VIM. II. Vanderford
this city.
Miss Louise Caple, this city, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Riley, of Baltimore, was
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
shaeffer. Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Frock, of Baltimore,
was a guest of Miss Alberta Sinnott,
West Main street, over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs David Z. Walsh, East
Main street, are on an auto party to
Atlantic City and wildwood Park.
Mr.. George l.. Stocksdale spent the
Fourth at Ocean Grove, n. j., with his
wife who is recuperating from an ill
ness.
Miss Grace Gunther, and little niece
of Baltimore, spent the fourth with
Mrs Jesse Chrest, Pennsylvania aven-
ue.
Miss Geneva Spencer, of Statewood,
left Wednesday for State Normal
School, at Towson. She will be gone
about six weeks.
Messrs. Jack Baumgartner and
Charles Fink, of Baltimore, were en-
tertaned by Mr.. Robert X. Billingslea,
Center street, over the Fourth.
At the coming election in Hartford
county the voters will decide whether
to authorize the County Commission
ers to issue $250,000 bonds for general
school purposes.
Charles F. Miller and wife, East
Green street, are spending part of the
summer at the home of Edward Naile,
near Dennings.
John d. Worthington, for a num-
Der of years editor of the Belair Aegis,
has retired and turned the business
over to his sons.
Mrs. R. Smith Snader, of New Wind
sor, who was operated ON at hospi-
tai in Baltimore, recently, returned
home last week greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sharp and daugh-
ter and Miss Sellman, of Baltimore
were guests of the formers parents,
Slr. and Mrs. Henry Sharp, George
street
Miss Mary Barnhart of East Orange,
y. j., has returned to the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barn
hart, George street, for an extended
visit.
Dr. Henry NJ. Fitzhugh. president of
the State Board OF Education, is
spending this week attending the Ma
tional Education Association which is
in session in Boston.
Mrs. Paul BiXler and son. Paul. Jr
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs w. F. My
ers to Norfolk, Va, where they will
spend some time with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Burton Townsend.
George W. Van Fossen, of Frederick
died Friday morning at the Frederick
Hospital, aged 81 years, John Van
Fossen, of Asbestos, and Dudley Van
Fossen. this city, are nephews Of the
deceased.
The Maryland Pharmaceutical AS.
ISOLATION which was in session at Blu.
ena Vista, last week, closed last Sat.
urday. r. S. Mckinney, Taneytown
vas put on the board of pharmacy.
Alex Holmquist aged Al. of Butte
Mont, was charged with firing the
NUlDfG that Ejllnd hic hrptbor
ana son, Tor, 3, and seriously wound.
ed his former wife, Mrs. Anne Holm.
Guist, Sc. who is believed to be dying
announcement that Stanton Ennes
formerly general manager of the West.
ern Maryland Railway Company haC
been elected president of the Wheel,
ng and Lake Erie Railway Company
was received with considerable inter.
est in railroad and financial circles,
seventeen former track laborers o.
the ~ accused of murder in connel
ton with the Staying of Sheriff I'D
ward Lashbrook, of Schuyler county
was sentenced to serve the statutor,
term for manslaughter-one year t.
hfe+-in court at Quincy, ILL.,, Monday
MIS-. George II. klnzel and hel
daughter Miss Lucy Ann Kinzel Win
chester Va, fought four-foot spread
head~moccasin snake late Friday a
their residence and finally killed it
The last blow, delivered with an axe
cut, the snake in two. and bullfrog
Jumped out and blinked his eyes.
The statement for the city of West
Minister, for the past year, has beef
announced. The receipts for the yea
amounted to $36,264.14 and an expendi
ture OF 32.S49.S0, leaving a balance O
>4,4l430 in bank. The amount spent il
salaries was N$3,0O47O Repairs t
streets and alleys amounted to 81
S'b12. 1t cost $255S.10 to move tn
garbage and to clean the streets.
Curtis Supple, % years old, VIII
Killed two fellow workers in a shac
al ely, Pa. several years ago, wa
sentenced by Judge n. L. Wanner, t
dle in the electric chair Supple plead
eu guilty. after his capture by mem
pers OF the State Constabulary. He &C
nlltted attacking his two victims Will