The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-02
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mer; Vice-President, Harvey Wing
ling: Secretary, Ralph Bankert; AS
siStant Secretary, Dennis warner
Treasurer, Maurice Wilson; Superin-
tendents, Earl Kopp, j. Albert Zepp
Harvey Yingling and Parker Monath
Choristers, Earl kopp, Edward F.
Stermer. Minnie Leese, and Alice
Hersh: OrganistS, Minnie Leese, Myrtle
Strevig, Hilda Warner, Alice Hersh
and Hilda Leese. Managers, Mrs.
Ralph Bankert, Mrs. Grover Leese,
Mrs. Harvey Yingling, Mrs. Edward
Stermer, Mrs. Charles Hersh, Elma
Horich, Jacob Monath, Norman Roser,
Claude B. Leese, William Strevig,
Mark Horich, Charles Hersh, and
William Richard. Sunday school will
| be held next Sunday afternoon at :
o'clock prompt.
Deep Run Union Sunday school was
re-organized on Sunday morning,
May 14th, with 10 pupils present.
The school will hold festival in the
grove north of the school house on
Saturday evening, June 18th. Music
will be furnished by the Carroll
County Reed Band. Refreshments will
be sold for the benefit of the school.
Mr. George B. Lippy, of this place,
had his tonsils removed on Thursday
last at Hanover. Drs. Stick and J. >.
Ziegier performed the operation.
Mr. Curvin Barnhart, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Barnhart, of Bach
mans Valley, fell over lawn mower
several weeks ago and broke his leg
between the knee and ankle. He j.
able to be about on crutches at this
writing.
Mr.. Lloyd Louey, of near this place,
lost a valuable COW on Saturday last.
The COW was in wheat field and Mi.
Louey called a dog to help get the
cow out of the field. The COW turned
and fell breaking her leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhuth and
daughter, Gladys, and Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Eisenhuth spent Ascension
Day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eisenhuth, of near Silver
Run
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Frock of this place on Sat
urday evening last were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Therit and son, Paul, M.
Jesse Frock and children, Helen and
daughters. Ruth, Ethel and Garnet,
all of Bachmans Valley; Mrs Ed
ward F. Stermer, Mrs. Clayton J
aauble, Mrs. Jacob Giesey, Jr., an:
Miss Florence Frock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Utz, Mr.. Eman-
ael Sellers and Mrs. Clayton j. Sau-
BILE, of this place, spent Ascension
Day with relatives at Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sauble. Mrs.
Edna Sauble and daughter, Dorothy,
and Mr. Clayton j. Sauble, all of this
os Mr.. and Mrs. David Boose, of lat
tlestown.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles G. Bish, of Ebbvale, on
Sunday evening last were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Steiner and children,
Carrie. Merea, Margaret and Bradeh,
Mrs. David Steiner, Dorothy and Ma
zie Bechtel all of Deep Run, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Everhart and children,
Charles and Helen, of near WestminS-
ter; Mr.. Milton Garrett, of Ebbvale;
Hiss Bessie Berwager, of Hanover;
Nj. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Wine and son
Guy, OF Hampstead.
A fanny reunion was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Weav-
er, of near this place, on Sunday,
May cStl, in honor of Mr.. Weaver s
sister. Mrs. Emma G. Baumgarlner.
Those II esent were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Back. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul linn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Yingling. Mrs. Nora Shorb
Mrs. William Wilhelm, Mrs. Emma
Baumgardner, Misses Mary Weaver,
Marie Weaver, Eva Gilbert, Helen
Baumgardner, Mary Baumgardner
Hilda Black, Grace Baumgardner,
Miriam Black, Marie Black, Dorothy
Weaver, Romano Baumgardner. Mess
RS. Ross Weaver. Elmer Baumgard-
ner, Robert Weaver. Cletus Black
Maurice Black, and Claude Black.
Messrs. Adam Giesey and Jacob
Giesey. Jr.. local lumbermen, had a
force of men employed peeling bark
for the past several weeks. They have
already shipped five carloads and have
about that quantity to he shiDucd yet.
Mr.. George Shaeffer and family, of
Baltimore, moved to the home recent
~ puTCHdSeu DS MT. Milton u. 1eS-
son. of near this place.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Wine, OF Hampstead
is having a large hog house built on
his farm at Ebbvale, now tenanted by
Mr.. Charles G. Bish. Mr.. David o.
Wentz and son are the carpenters.
On Tuesday evening last, quite an
excitement was caused in our village
when the reflection of large fire was
seen in the direction of the woodlot
which is owned by the Mason G. Dix
on Co. of this place. 1t was at first
, thought that the fire was started by
the traction engine which was in OPP
Grafton on the woodlot that day, but
upon investigation by a number OF
people of this place, found that il
was only a new ground being burn
cd off by Mr.. Bertram Fridinger, of
near Fridinger's Mill
Services were held at the Church
of the Brethren, Black Rock, on Sat
urday and Sunday last when Love
Feast" was observed. On Saturday
morning thirteen persons were bap-
tized into the fellowship of the church.
Children's Day services will be
held at Bixler's L. B. Church on .his