The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-21

The Lutheran Reunion will be held
at Pen Mar next Thursday.
Miss Helen Miller, Madison avenue,
is spending week with relatives in
Frederick.
Miss Dorothy Mcdaniel is spending
the summer at Chautauqua, doing Ii
brary work.
Grace Lutheran Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic, Wednesday
July &c. in the grove at Meadow
Branch.
The Caroline County School Board
has ordered the white schools reopen
ed on September II, and the colored
schools on September 20
DR.. VIM. r. Mcdaniel, Vice Presi-
dent of w. NJ. C., is spending the sum-
mer at Chautauqua. He is accompan-
led by Mrs. Mcdaniel.
The thirty-third Reformed reunion
at Per Mar was held Yesterday. A
number from this city attended. Rev
Murray f. Ness had charge Of the
music.
Misses Eugene and Loretta des
Garennes, this city, have returned
from a two weeks visit to their grand
parents. Prof. p. J. des Garennes, at
u. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Those who spent Sunday at John T.
Yingling's and family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. f. Yingling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Yingling and Ellwood Shaffer
of near Hampstead, Md.
Mrs. J. c. Gilbert and Mrs. w. o.
Barnes and the latter's father, Mr.
John 7. Ridinger, of Baltimore, have
returned home after ten days visit
to Atlantic City.
Professor A. VI. Isanogle, head OF
the department of Education, of w. NJ.
c., is attending Hopkins Summer
School. He will take courses in Eco
Monies and Education.
Miss Margaret NJ. Robinson, the
Dean of Women, at W. NJ. c., will
spend the summer at Columbia Uni
verstv. She will take a course in So
cial Problems.
Mr.. Joseph w. Wimert, near Gran
berry. has the finest pen of pigs in
this community for their age They
are six weeks old and each pull down
the scales "a pounds strong. This is
considered far above the ordinary
weight of a pig for the age.
The touring car of VIM. f. Roop, OF
Meadow Branch, skidded on the State
road near MOrgan's Run Last Satur-
day and rammed its nose into a con
crete culvert, bending the chassis
badly. One occupant was cut about
the head by the flying glass from the
windshield. 1t took 10 stitches to
close the wound.
The new College athletic field will
be named The Hoffa Field" The field
is named in honor of Mr.. Arthur P
| Hoffa, of Barton, Md He is inteE3ely
interested in athletics and believe in
athletics as a means of character
building. BY generous gift he will
make possible the erection of grand
stand on the new field some time this
summer or early fall.
Samuel Spray, a farmer near Rid
gely, is in seriolE condition from in
juries sustained by falling from a wa
gon, loaded with cement, the front
wheel passing over his face and body
Zion Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will hold its picnic, August u
in the grove adjoining the church, be
ginning at u o'clock. Tickets for the
treat will be given out at o'clock A
program has been arranged and mu-
sic will enliven the occasion.
Motoring to Braddock, Pa, Sunday
morning after receiving a mysterious
! telephone call, Benjamin Casale. pool
room and restaurant proprietor in
| Pittsburgh, was met by fusillade OF
revolver bullets as he stepped from
his automobile. Two men who fired
the shots within sight of more than &
score of persons leaped into a waiting
automobile and escaped toward Will
kinsburg. Casale was struck by five
bullets. and was hurried to the Brad
dock General Hospital, where he dice
two minutes after his arrival.
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