The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

7 Milk jumps one cent on quart il
Baltimore g.
Mrs. Fred Boisvert. near Car oil
ton. moved to New York Wednesday
Mrs. Walter Blizzard and daughter
Gonso, spent Tuesday in Baltimore.
The depot is receiving new roof
It was a needed improvement as the
old roof leaked badly at places.
Mrs. Wesley Geiman, OF Stoners-
vile, is spending some time with Mrs
Kreiner. of Baltimore.
Any of the mothers who were in
terested in the report of DR.. Timanus
at the Baby Clinic can have same by
inquiring at the County Agents office.
Miss Helen Diffenbach, OF Hoods
College, is spending few days with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Diffenbach.
The second basketry demonstra-
ton will be given on Monday, Decem-
Der 4th. at p. III. in the County
Agents office.
The smoke stack that would have
been more suitable for a mill was al
most placed on the chimney at the
railroad station disappeared one day
and has not been seen since.
Fire broke out in the barn of Joseph
Devilbiss. Finksburg, Saturday even
ing. but was entinguished by bucket
brigade before damage OF any extent
resulted. Four fire departments were
summoned and responded.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Johns Lutheran Church Will meet
at the home of Mrs. Fred. Schlerf,
Wednesday afternoon. December g. Il
weather is unfavorable the first fair
afternoon Everybody welcome.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
st. Beniamin's Lutheran Church Will
! hold their public thank-offering ser
vice Sunday evening, December 3, at
/ 100 p. NJ a pageant will he rendered
entitled, THE Temple of Praise The
public is invited.
| The Aid Society of the Church Of
the Brethren will have sale Of their
work on Saturday afternoon and
/ night. December Q, in the home of
Mrs. ChaS. +. Rover. SO West Green
street. Many of these articles will be-
useful Christmas presents. Come and
bring your friends.
One o: Schelrs trucks with trailer
from Baltimore at 8 a. m. Wednesday,
was struck by a Ford automobile,
breaking the steering gear and caus-
ing the truck 10 run into field Oh
the StoneSifer farm, near StonerSVllle.
wrecking the machine The Ford re-
ceived - smashed front whcE. The
truck was towed to Baltimore.
Clyde Rooms, Keymar. met with an
accident. which might have been seri-
Gus. He was on LOAD or fod1er, when
one of the horses stripped hia bride.
He slid down back of the horses =
nut the bride on, which frightened
them. They ran off; the wagon ran
over his left ankle. also bruised his
right knee, causing him to use crutch-
eS.
Mr.. Jas Pearre Wantz has just re-
Paul VI. Pearson of the Swarthmore
Chautauqua Association, inviting the
guarantors OF the Westminster Chau-
tauqua to select representative. to
attend the Lecturers Conference on
Public Opinion and World Peace. to
be held in Washington, December :,
IS, and Q.
Edward Sweadner, aged about 20
years. Liberty. was found lying in a
stream at that place about o'clock
Friday afternoon. He had suCcumbed
to a stroke OF paralysis while taking
walk. lie was discovered by John
Il. Etzler Mr.. EtZler hailed the truck
of Norman Struck. which happnened
to be passing. With the assistance of
Struck and of Emmanuel Munshower,
Mr.. Sweadner was placed in the truck
and taken to his home.
Frank Brown, 3S years old, for
three years owner of a lunchroom at
Camp Meade. was killed about 2.30 a.
M. Sunday when a five-seated car
driven by Sergt. Frederick G.. Muir
ray of the Infantry Tank School,
Camp Meade, struck a rock on the
Annapolis road near Linthcum
Heights. swerved around and hit
tree The four other occupants of
tho car were injured and taken to To-
cal hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blizzard enter
tanned Sunday. the occasion being the
fourth birthday of their youngest
daughter. l. Olynn. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Alexander
and daughter, Elizabeth. and sons,
/ Poole and Marcellius, OF Gwynn Oak;
Mr. Harry Blizzard, of Iowa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Blizzard, Mr.. thinner
man. Harry Walters. OF Baltimore;
Lorlynn Taylor. Beatrice limbaugh,
Willie Hooper and Mr.. l.. NJ. Duvall
! Whisky confiscated by a prohibition
agent has been stored in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, ST. Paul
and Twenty-second streets, Baltimore
it became known Tuesday, when tes-
timonv to that effect was given before
United States Commissioner Supplee
during the hearing OF liquor case
The agent who stored the whisky in
the church, according TO his own adj
mission, was Charles ID. Rittenhouse,
former member of the prohibition