The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-27
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,,ndav with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hill
tsrbridle, of York.
'' Ur and Mrs. Howard Roop, OF New
uinJs1r. spent Sunday with her par
W. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoekensmith.
Mrs Chas H. Mayors, OF LittlestoWn
ant Sunday with her brother, Dr.
sIp. en T. Elliot and family. The stork
lenntIv paid the Doctors family a
AZ, and left a young doctor, Master
JAN jan, A. P. Garner died at his home,
lt;II avenue. on Tuesday morning,
Oh IN from a complication of dis
al r. after an illness of severai
eaSo He had only been confined TO
'n reqularly since Christmas. Mr..
Oeu was a highly respected citizen
ga Cor the past several years has
an" cIerk for Mr.. H. A. Allison, or I'M
Ls fai1ing health made him resign his
ition He is survived by his wife,
py ,d ,-as Miss Mary Ramsberg, of
VIM and one daughter, Mrs.
ns r Eeefer. of Union Bridge, and
Nv! hrotbers. Messrs. d. w. Garner
wv larry / Garner. Funeral was hello
"H meeting at the house at L
With services in the Lutheran
p,nrcb of which he has been a life
Ghu' faithful member, by his pastor
Ions p Hafer, with interment IN the
: u,heran Cemetery. He was 99 years
old in November. pob
O'S Mrs Robert l.. Rooms and SON Rob-
-, / Rooms, j., and Miss Fettl, OF
pal,imore. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. A. Rooms.
"" NJ Martin and son, John, OF Bal
,ir,orp are the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs'
y. B. Hagan. - Uos+orr
~ Miss Virginia Eyster Of western
,,..,.lapd College, spent Saturday wlth
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. OFT.
w.. Henry Yancy is the guest
PARENTS. Rev. G. Wilbur Shipley
and family at the Manse.
Tho nurse employed by the Schoo
poard has been visiting the schools ,
i"r The mast several days, examining
,bo children. and pointing out the u"
ierts in their physical make un.
Mrs Joseph Cratin. of LittlestowE
Sc ,hA guest of friends here.
Mr. George A. Shoemaker, Jr-
,uiner,. suffered an attack OF hear
,ronhle on Saturday evening, Will
haine served at Vim. f. Burke's Bar
hor Sbon Medical aid was summoned
ard Al present he is about norma
acain He gave the boys scare al
right. . Al,
roots end with Miss Anna Angel
We" town ~
AIR Andrew Bigham, Of Gettysburg
Int Monday with Miss Varmen Shoe
maker,
Prof. and Mrs Huber and Dr.. ant
vrs Milton Valentine. of Gettysburg
e lined at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
R. Sauble and spent the remainder
the day with Mrs. Margaret Stott ant
Miss Anna Gait.
Miss Mary Reindollar has retLrne,
from visit to Mrs. Oscar Thomas,
Baltimore.
State Police Topper, of Emmitsburs
has been transferred to LeonardtoWr
Miss Eleanor Birnie is the guest this
week of Miss Lou Johnson, at Fred
erick
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton G. Feeser. OF
Littlestown. spent Sunday with Mr.
Chas. Z. II. Shriner and family.
Mrs. Mary Julian Duttera. wife OF
Rev. VIM. b. Duttera, died at her nome
in Salisbury. y. c.. on Friday last OF
cancer The funeral took place on
Saturday last at the home at D. m.
and was conducted by Rev. Frank K
Skipman. President of Atlanta fheo.
logical Seminary, OF tie Congregation
al Church. assisted by Rev J. L. Nor,
gan. president of the North CAROLYN;
81 IN, ChnGf.
nut Hill cemetery The following wer'
honorary pailbearers: Reys. NJ. ii
Milne, R. L. Lemons. c. B. Heller, T
L. Trott J. f. Kink and j. H. Keller
active Messrs. J. F. McCubbins, Johr
L. Rendlemen. J. r. tennessee. j
Frank Miller. Lewis Isenhour and W
H. Crowder. Mrs Duttera was twice
married. her first husband beng the
late William Fl. MILLER. BY this union
two children were born, Mrs Judso!
Shaw, of Georgia, and Mr.. William
Miller, of the clerical force of the
Bell Telephone Co. BY her last mar
rage she is survived by her husband
Rev. Dr. Vim. b. Duttera and foui
children, two boys and two girls, as
follows: WAYNE. Norris and Dorothy
and NARY White, the eldest Wayne, be
ING about Is years. She is also sur
vyed by two brothers. ID. W. and Rob
ert h. Julian Mrs Duttera snent he1
entire life in Salisbury. and was one
OF the most popular ladies and
Trend OF rich and moor alike. Before
Aer seC-nd marriage she was a mem
Der OF St Johns Lutheran Church and
an unt!ring worker in all of the actiy-
!ueS Of that church. After her mar
mage to DR.. Duttera she at once be-
came his Dardner cO-worker. She
leaves host of Borrowing friends who
mourn her loss. She was in her 10Th
year Mr.. NJ. c. Duttera attended the
funeral OF his sister-in-law