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The Washington times., 1922-04-04
MADAM D'ASHMAN
MADAME SELL,
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmtst.
guarantees to read your entire life. Past.
present and future; she asks no questions.
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family affairs.
Tells the name OF who you will marry and
when II the one you love is true or false
what part of the country Is luckiest to
you and just what to do to be successful
in life. Brings the separated together,
removes troubles OF all nature SO you can
win and hold the one you love. SIS y St.
hat ma .
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS, d. c., Washington,
April l., ie'2:-seaIea proposals WIN
for Furnishing ana delivering PoRTLAND
CEMENT, ASPHALT BLOCKS, Paw
mo PITCH. ROAD OILS AND TARs.
CASTINGS, ASPHALT CEMENT, BRO.
KEN STONE, SAND. and GRAVEL dur
Ing the fiscal year beginning July !, 1874
and ending June 40, 1884. For detailed
Information apply to Room 32o, District
building, CUNO II. RUDOLPH, JAMES
rnissionsrs. ID. o.
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MISS DOROTHY VI. LESTER
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE IN con-
TEST At CAMP MEIGS. WASH.

Miss Dorothy W. Lester. of near
Westminster. was awarded first prize
in the FordSOu tractor driving contest
for girls, held in connection with the
FnrdSon Industrial Exposition al
Camp Meigs. Washington. from Octo-
Der u to Is.
On Saturday October 21, tractor
driving contest was held in Frederick
county for local contestants. Al this
contest Miss Leister was one of the
two young ladies picked to represent
this county in the contest at Washing
ton. The other county representative
was Miss Hazel Long. OF Brunswick,
These two county girls went to the
Washington meet as the representa-
tives of Frederick county. Miss Long
failed for place among the winners at
WASHINGTON. but Miss Leistcr was ac-
claimed the best woman tractor drlV-
err in the United States ! Cnc Of the
Judges who had acted in the same ca
pacitv in several previous contests
Miss Leister was entered in the trac-
tor driving contest as a representative
of the Fisher Motor Co. of WeStmin-
ster. Miss Long represented the Bruns-
wick Motor Company.
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LECTURE AT w. M. c.
HAMILTON HOLT TO LECTURE ON FED
GRAFTON OF THE WORLD"

The next event OF general interest
to take place at Western Maryland
College will be Friday. November 2ith
at p. m. in Alumni Hall. 1t is the
lecture en- the "Federation of the
World by Hamilton Holt. Executive
Director OF the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation and former editor Of The
Independent He has been decorated
by the Emperor of Japan. the King of
Greece, the King OF Italy and the
French Republic. In 1918 Mr.. Holt
visited all the battlefronts of the al
died armies as the official guest Of
the various governments. When the
covenant of the League OF Nations
was drafted Mr.. Holt was in Paris
and Colonel House appointed him Ii
HSOn officer between the American del
egaticn and the League to Enforce
Peace. Later Mr.. Holt toured tn"
United States with Mr.. TAFT and 9th
ers. speaking in favor of the League.
Mr. Holt visited England. France and
GERMANY again in the summer OF
1920 and since then has ke1t in close
touch with the situation here and
abroad. During the presidential cam
pai@n of 1920 Mr.. Holt took a leading
part as an advocate of American en-
trance into the League Of Nations and
has maintained This nJsitiOn ever
since. The subject ui his lecture will
be the "tcdcratiuu uf III" World" and
will bring MS the last word in regard
to the peace movement The lecture
will be interesting on account of the
man himself, the substance of hi-
. l,y,, = l,, Il.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
GRAND JURY ADJ0URNS S-FIND Sc BILLS
AFTER EXAMINING SO WITNESSES.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
COTRT PROCEEDINGS.

The November term of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County began here
Monday morning, with Chief judge
William II. Thomas presiding.
The following bailifts We're appoint
ed: Jesse F. Marquet. bailifl to Grand
Jury: Isaac f. FriZZell. hailif to Pc
til jury: George y. Miller and John
W Hammond. baililfs at the gates.
Judge Thomas caused the clerk to
draw the following jurors: Grand
jury. Wesley Hofiackcr. foreman: :
Charles r. Eppley. George Plus Little.
G. Edward DrvilbisS. Plus l.. Hemler.
VIM. II :. Allgire. Wm. H. Halter.
John f.. Brown, Chas. II. Hunt. wal
ter l.. Hawkins. OrestuS W. Feescr.
George NJ Zepp. Jesse RriSler. Harry
Pcyton GorSuch. Thomas s. Jones,
Marker f. Lowell. Adam J. Hughes.
David r. Roop. Calvin ii. Harmon,
Sneak d. Jones. Charles NJ. Masen-
heimer John II. Roop and Freddie y.
Brown.
Petit Jury Vinto p Caplc. Paul
Case. Jacob j. B@nkcrt. Emery {.
Baust. Harry f. Koentz. Henry l..
Hobby. John S Lewis, John A. Deal.
vry r. Shorh. Noah Brown. John Ii.
Clarke. Herbert y Kline. VIM J.
Flohr, John r. Stevenson. Percy Y.
PHtman. Ina Il. Davis, Charles W
Ruby, George W Shattcr. Harry {.
blizzard Noah s Baumgardner. VIM
Wcaglev. RAYMOND r. Johnson. Ed
ward l.. Crawford.
TIe~n are 76 cases on tho trial deck
rt. l. appeals and 80 originals. The
trial of all civil cases was postponed
until after thc criminal docket. which
will he taken un next Monday, until
which day the petit jurors were eX-
cused
More than 100 witnesses have al
ready been summoned for the Grand
jury. and the criminal docket will
probably be large. but without any
cases of serious moment.
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HUTCHINS DELIVERS THE
GOODS.

If Police Justice II. +. Lee llutchins
moved his tribunal from the old bank
building. East VI III street, To Skin
ner's Row, it did not cause any dull
day i'll his Court work Below will be
found some decisions rendered this
week:
Two gunnerS-one from Baltimore
and the other from Baltimore county
were pinched for hunting without
4 State license and paid Il fine.
Emanuel Miccicho this city. was ar
rested for trespasSing on private prop
erty and paid Il fine.
John ROser. near hampstead. was
arrested on the charge OF assault and
battery ON his wife and was sent To
Jail until given hearing. He frar-
tured his wife's jaw and caused ether
injuries
Edward Bankert. of Union Mills.
was fined so for exceeding the bag
limit OF rabbits.
James Louch. of Fink shurg. deposit
ed 50 Tor killing pheasant.
Arthur Dumbauld. of rancytown.
heat up James +. Rcavcr. IN elderly
man of the same place. and paid a
I'm" OF $40 and cost for his adtiun.
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ENDEANORS IN SESSION.

About 1000 members OF Maryland
Christian Endeavor Union We're in ses-
sion in Baltimore this week.
The officers OF the State Society are:
George j. Ritterbusch. president; Guy
l.. Fowler. OF Westminster w. y. +.
Strang of Rock Hall. and Karl Stuiber
of Cumberland. vice-presidents Spen~
Ger +. Sisco. of Baltimore, general
secretary: Miss Alberta kchs. OF
Baltimore. assistant secretary; Car
roll VI. Wright. Baltimore. field see
retarv: Miss Ethel l.. Fowler. Of Bal
timore. Introduction secretary: Wal
ter r. Heath. of Baltimore, treasurer
George r. Smith. of Baltimore. Junior
superintendent; Miss Dora NJ Lob
meyer. of Baltimore. intermediate SUI
perintendent. and Miss Cora Y. Iicglel
of Baltimore. custodian of records.
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AWAIT FAMILY REUNION.

The home of Mrs. Helen Await. on
John street. WAS the scene OF very
happy family reunion on Sunday al
tcrnoon. The occasion was the twen-
ticth anniversary OF the marria%" oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Weller. oi Car
roll street The Rev. Joseph Cassidy
ofliciatcd at the nuptialS in 81. John =
rcctorv. The Sunday afternoon atf,'ir
WAS u surprise To the honor guests
who were invited To Il rabbit dinner
AT the home of Mrs. Wcllcr'S mother.
4 real party was in progress when
they arrived in which twenty-five per
sons of three generations We're enter
honor guests, were present the fly"
children of Mr. and Mrs. Weller. Mad
cline. of Baltimore; stephen. Of vii
Transport. Md. Await. Helen and VIII
bur at home; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph &.
Manger. of West Main street, and
their children, Dulaney, Ronellc, Ju-
anita. Isabelle and Madeline; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Await. of Baltimore: Mr..
Edward Await. of Westminster: Mr..
Charles Fowler and daughters. kiZu
and Henrietta. OF Westminster: Mr..
and Mrs James BOwcrSOX and little
son and daughter. Francis and Cc-
celia. of Baltimore. and Mr.. Leo Nor
gan. also of Baltimore. During the
afternoon the Rev. ThO>. r.. MCGuigan.
pastor Of ST Johns Church. called Ia
extend greetings to the happy couple.
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ROSE VISITS YORK.

Rose Ieigler. Is years old. OF West
minister and Margaret Slade, of Tan
cytown who were arrestd by the
York police on the charge of helm,
runaways from the Maryland lndus -
rrirl School for Girls at Reisterstown.
Md. have been taken back to the in
.;tiIution bv Miss Hazel Fry. Il Mary
land parole officer.
II is said that Miss Sladr. whose
time expires when she is y. next July
had been promised by those in charge
al the Industrial school that she
wonl,l he released before Christmas.
She became impatient and ran away
TAX ing the other two girls with her 10
York. The trio walked as far as Me
ShCrrvStOwn. whore they were picked
up hv = m0turist and taken to York.
y third girl who was with them has
made her escape.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

To the Honorable. The Judges of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County: -
The Grand Jurors OF the State Of
Maryland, Tor the body of Carol.
County. drawn for the November
term, 1922. beg leave respectfully To
report:
That they have been N session four
days and i'll that time have examined
80 witnesses and found 36 present
mcnts and true bills. As required by
law they visited the County Home and
the Jail and ut each institution they
found the inmates we'll cared for and
the County's property as we'll taken
care Of as possible under existing
conditions. Your Grand Jurors wish
to recommend that the County Com
miSsionerS have the Court House re
painted. as the exterior and some of
the interior of the building show
signs of the need Of paint. They also
recommend that an index he secured
for the License Record kept by the
Clerk of this Court.
And now having concluded all mat
ters which came To our attention. we
hce leave respectfully 10 be disCharG-
ed.
Respectfully submitted.
j. WESLEY uOFFACKER.
Foreman.
Walter l.. Hawkins.
H. l.. GOrSuCh. Clerks
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4 DELIGHTFUL TINE.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas keeier. ot
near Mayberry. gave party on sat
urday evening. November II. TO the
people that helped them pick beans.
The evening was happily spent by
playing all kind of games. When tired
of playing outdoor games, they dccid-
ed that they go into the house and
have some music, so they got them-
selves an OrganiSt and soon the organ
was PLAYING and many songs sang by
Il number of young folks. while the
others had lots of fun. About 1000
O'Clock the folks were called to ia
bile beautifully decorated with fall
flowers and all sorts of things To eat.
that consisted of candies. cakes,
bananas. grapes. apples. candied pop
corn, lemonade. peanuts. ice cream
and crackers. AT late hour. but still
seemed to be early, the people adj
journed. thanking Mr. and Mrs Keef-
CT for their great kindness. The peO-
nle present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
King, Mrs. Oliver Heiner. Mr. and
Mrs. William Myers, MIR. Noah Wentz
Messrs. Jacob Wentz. Charles Myers
Melvin Benjamin and Ralph Keefer
Norman Heiner, Richard Wentz. Pres
ton. Thurman and Sterling Myers
Abram Crushong. Ray and Kemp Hy.
miller and Charles Erh, Misses Carrie
Ruth and Anna Heiner. Oh"l Bortner
Helen Crushong. Ruthan"' Paulin,
and Nellie keefer. Nellie Myers. Mar
carct Djckenshcets. Margaret WentZ
Margaret and Helen Stonesifer ant
Martha Demit.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Elizabeth y. Rodkcy ar: hdS,Yrd
TO Willie II. Haines. 70 square percheS
for 5000.
Jacob +. BInkert to Roland Black
and wife, 81 square perches. for $3.50
NJ. Allen Murray and wife To George
+. VI. Warcheim. l2500 square feet.
= -.
John A. Englar ct al. to II. Lee Ny
ers, - square perches for 50.
Ella VI. Blizzard to Willie H. Nogt
and wife. II acres. for -.
Emaiine Ruby. widow, to James +.
Il>mpshirn and wife. acres for $40.
Central Trust Company to John W.
Strawsburg and wife. lot in Union
town. Tor $1,000.
George l.. Stocksdaic. attorney to
Elmer y. PittinSer and wife. y acres.
fc! $40.
William Icllers to Joseph Nine:. sc
square ncrchcs. for $l3.
Martin Econs and wife to John II.
Gonso and wife. 10 square pcrchcs. :or
$50
Bertha f. Zahn ct al. to Charles 5.
Cohen. 1880 square feet, for so.
j. Ezra Stem. executor to WilliaIn
T. Borland. Q acres. for 81.
j. Ezra Stem. executor to ThurlIw
i'itzc and wife. - acres. for 81.
James Pennington ct al. to Charles
y. Cook and wife. IL acres. for 500
Mary r. Cole. widow, TO Joseph y
Wimert and wife. Il acres for $I7GO
Lille j. MullineauX and husDari tt
Truman NJ. Lowman and Wife. 11S2:
square feet for $4,000
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4 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wash
DickcnshcctS. OF Frizcllburg, was Il
scene OF Il merry gathering on Friday
evening, November 10. The occasion
was in honor of their son. Kenncr.
who was greatly surprised. The even
ing was spent with games until late
hour when all were invited to the din
ing room where the table was heavily
laden with lots OF good thing to eat.
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes Wash Dickcnshcets. j. Hamil-
ton Fritz. Mrs. Harry Rinchart. Ed
Dickensheets, Mrs. Hylton, Charles
Dickensheets, Scott Slonakcr. Robert
Dick kensheets. Jesse Warner, Mrs
Harry Nusbaum, Ed. llesson, Clayton
WentZ, Mrs. Claude Nusbaum. Ray
mond Dickenshects, Misses Jennie
DickenSheets. Mary Lambert, Adc-
laide Sire, Anna Sire, Margaret Rine-
hart, Madam ililda Babylon. Blanch
Fritz, Lucy Lambert, Helen Snader.
Doris Hesson, Jessie IckeS Eliza
beth DickenSheets. MeSSrs. David X.
Dickensheets. Oville Smith, Or. f. Il.
Smith, Herman IIesson, Denton
llaines. Guy Stoncr, Ray Myers, Wal
ter Shaffer, Isaac Stoner, Jr.. Ed
mund eastman. Charles Rcck, Roland
Haiiley and bride, Carl Iicsson, Yer
non eastman, Dedrick Sire, Roy J.
Babylon, Daniel Warcheim, Wilbur
Sullivas. Medford Graham. Monroe
Wagner. Sterling WcntZ. Ray llyton,
Harold iIylton. Guy Hylton, Howard
H. Dickcnshccts. Jr.. and others.
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ARNlSTICE SERVICE At LINE
BORO.

Armstice day did not pass without
Il local observance which was held i'll
Firemen'S Hall on Saturday evening
in the presence OF Il large gathering.
Mr. Ii. +. WentZ presided. Music was
furnished bv the LinebOrO orchestra,
with Mrs. KoontZ presiding at the pia-
no. vocal numbers were renderd by
Mr.. Isaac Bowser, New FREEDOM. Pa.
and his daughter. Mr.. BowSer has
passed his eishteth milestone and is
remembered by the old residents of
this community where many years
ago he conducted singing school,
the invocation was made by Rev.
Freeman. Brief addresses were made
by the two pastors of the two local
congregations. RevS. Richard and
Freeman. The chief address was de-
livede bv Attorney Guy Steel of West
minister A tribute of respect 10 the
ex-service men, followed by the sound
ing of taps by Mr.. Rohr5agh was i'm,
pressive Service closed with bencdic-
ton by Rev. Richard.
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ORPHANS COURT

Monday. November Charles
r. Reifsnider. surviving executor ol
Bette s Reitsnider, deceased. settled
his second account.
Annie VI. Garrett. administrators OF
Henry d. Garrett. deceased. returned
inventory of personal property and
debts due and received order to sell
personal property.
Letters OF administration on the ea-
tate of Lavina Mehring, deceased,
were granted unto Annie r. MchrIn".
who received warrant to appraiSe and
order TO notify creditors.
Russell r. Pennington, administra-
tor uI Susan f. Pennington, deceased.
returned inventory OF current money
and settled his first and final account.
Letters of administrator ON the cS-
tate of Mary a Buchanan. deceased.
were granted unto Jacob Z. buchanan.
who received warrant to appraisc and
order to notify creditors.
Samuel c. Sterner. surviving cNecu-
tor of Henry Stcrner. deceased. set
tied his first and final account and re
ceived order to deposit funds.
Tuesday. November lith.-Thc last
Will and testament OF Ernest G. ltout.
deceased. was duly nrohatcd and let
tcrS testamentary thereon We're grant
ed unto Grace II. Burkholder. who re-
ceived warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors.
Rachael l.. KINNEY, eXecutriN OF
william r. KINNEY. deceased report
ed sale of personal property.
Letters of administrator on the cs-
rate OF Darius w. Burns. deceased.
were granted unto Campsidell Burns.
who received warrant to appraise and
order to notify creditors.
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, r. G. Black Minorras All to J. +.
Weaver.
/ s. {. Ancona All to Ray e. Hook.
/ r. &. Ancona All To Geo. Edw.
Knox.
$. {. Bun Orpinston y. &. Lever
ing, cock, /; hen. /. ,; Cock"rel. /. >.
3; pullet. l, ;. .{rbauah Il Rcsh. old
pen. /: y. L. Schacffcr. old pen, ;.
Specklcd Sussex All to Harold +.
kuhl
Dark Cornish Linstcad Farm,
cock. l. 3; hen, /; cockcrcl. /. I; pull
let. l. ;: George f. Walters. hen. ;,
); cockerel, ,. >; pullet. /; young pen.
l. John II. Staley, cock. >; hen, ;:
cockercl. ,; pullct. >; old pen. J.
Buff Cornish J. Wilmer Frock,
cock, |; hen. / cockerel, | pullet, /.
;: young nen. l. Lyon Thompson.
cock, .: hen. ,: cockercl. >; pullct. >.
Camninc Geo. +. Walters. hen. l.;
ccckcrel. l; pulle1, /. > Christopher
ichnahcl. hen. ;. >: cockercl. ,.
Silver Spangled Hamburg John
a. Snyder. cock. l hen. /: cockcrel.
): pullet. |: old pen. /: young pen.
!. Margaret l.. Mycrly. cockcrcl. l, >:
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limo cockerel |. nullot.
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.. ~ = v,iIn,or rSrnnI, nocinroI - mi.
-,
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conroa L.r.,w.a Ir
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Pigeons White Maltese henn' ,
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EGYPTIAN OPERA THANKSGIVING
NIGHT.

Western Maryland College is cttcr-
ing the people Of the community Il nov
cl and Interesting program on Thanks
giving night The students of the
Voice Department. under the direction
OF Miss Dorst. will present an attrac-
tive Opera entitled The Egyptian
Princess" Many people of Westmin-
ster will recall the production
OF The Mikado. staged so sue
cessfully by the students Il num-
ber OF years ago. This is the first
time since that event that The col
lese has produced an operate pro
gram and the presentation OF The
Egvptian Princess" is therefore await
ed with great interest. Alumni Hall
is being equipped for tn" occasion
with artistic new curtains and screens
The costumes worn by the players arc
very beautifully designed -scyeral
gowns being adorned with Scaris and
ornaments brought from Egypt. New
lighting effects will be in charge ot
Il profess i0nal stage electrician.
The opera Will he preceded by an
old French comedy entitled The Man
Who Married \ Dumb Wife" present
ed by the students OF The Speech De
partmcnt. Methods of staging never
before seen in Westminster Will b.
used in this production. The street on
which The Candle Man. The Chimney
Sweep. The Water CrCss Man. and
The Chickwccd Man call their wares
will pass through the audience rs III
the davs Of Shakespeare.
Western Maryland is expecting 4
of alumni To return to tn"
college on Thanksgiving day 10 attend
the Washington College game in the
atIcrnCn and the plays in the even
inc
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JEWISH MISSIONARY AT
LINEBORO

Rev Henry Einspruch. Lutheran
Jewish Missionary Of the Maryland
SYNOD spoke at the Linebor0 Luther
an church Sunday morning in the in
terest of work among the Jews. In
the afternoon special service was
held when a round table was conduct
ed This proved most informing and
Instructive \ liberal Offering was
raised for the purpose of contribu-
ting for Fund to place the Ralti-
more Mission on Il more thorough
working basis
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WESTERN MARYLAND FAILS TO
SCORE AGAINST KEYSTONE
WARRIORS.

Albright team came out victorious
in hardfought game against Western
Maryland Saturday, score - to O, al
Myerstown, Pa. Prigg, Il 2l0-pound
guard, was added to Albright's hoSpi-
tai list. Dech. who ran the team in
Miller'S place. was the bright spot of
the Albright Offense.
Albright after receiving started the
game with a rush. making TWO first
downs before losing the ball on an
intercCpted mass. Albright was i'll the
cnemy'S territory the first period. but
Western Maryland took the offensc
during tine second, and after rushing
the ball to Albright's 5-vard line lost
il on downs. The Albright machine
again took the offensive and after
making five first downs Dech carried
the ball over. He also kicked the goal
After Albright received they started
another offensive. which ended in a
touchdown by Edwards. Dech again
drop-kicked the goal In the last
period both teams opened up.
Zievers caught long pass from
Dech which was good for - yards
Derh taxed an end run and went
through center for 20 Yards and on
The next play he went over. He miss
ed the GOAL
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4 WEDDING DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Myers gave
a wedding dinner on Sunday in honor
OF their nephew and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. David NJ. Feeser. of Baltimore.
Those present beside the bride and
groom were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip n.
Fowler and daughter. and Mr. Levi
Myers. of Baltimore: Mrs. Ella Will
let Miss Hattie Willet. of Westmin
ster: Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ. Penn, OF
Union Mills: Mr.. and Mrs. Amidee Ec-
kcr. of LittlestOwn. and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Feeser and son, of Pleasant
valley. - L,---.l
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WESTMINSTER HIGH WINS SOC
GER CHAMPIONSHIP.

by defeating Union Bridge High
school to o, at New Windsor, last
Friday, Westminster became unqueS-
toned winners of Carroll county.
The league schedule included seven
games. Westminster won all and kept
the opponents from scoring in the
last five games.
Next Friday afternoon W. II. s. will
play the winners of Howard county,
at Sykesville. in the county elimini-
nation games for the State champion
shin.
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CORRECTIONS IN NWARpS.

There were several mistakes made
in last weeks paper in regard to the
prize list of the Carroll County Home
ana Farm Exhibit The corrections are
as follows:
Cocoanut Cake-Mrs s. G. Stnncr.
first: Mrs Paul MorelOck. second;
Mrs. Scott BOllinger. third.
Kefer Pears rs-Alvin Duval, first;
j. T. Stnner. second.
Pop Corn Walter Bowers, first
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