The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-23


n .neud the summer
-, C. Kennedy, of Baltimore,
MT, -, week with Mrs. G. W. Friz-
N East Green street
NJ, r Smith Snader, of New Wind
NE ",bo was operated on at hospl-
+. IN baltimore, is improving
=. 7 Frank Weant, of Baltimore,
Improving from stroke of paraly-
Woodward, this city, has
" rsappointed to head the Board
r Health of Carroll County.
r.. Ladies' Aid Society of Winfield,
n meet at the home Of Mr.. Tom
,.rsr near Sans Creek, on Thurs
b July sth'
n, Samuel Engleman, East Main
.,..t is going to build a residence
willis street, opposite Of the resi-
H.. Of Mr.. Joseph n. Shriver.
NJ, Harry Fultz is now a patient
~ Nary,and General Hospital un-
n 4 oDeration for appendicitis. She
\ hing we'll.
" and Mrs. Albert Long, and Mr..
,,Iong of Baltimore, were Sun
ID nests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
a Iannery.
EGd Mrs. Calvin Long and two
sFa. of Baltimore, were guests
1 h latter's father, Mr.. Thomas
Eurd. Cranberry, Sunday.
Blbt passengers in a Frederick bus
WI near death on Saturday after
M when the machine overturned on
s i slippery road near Ridgeville.
M. Renehan, West Main street,
No vas operated upon for appendi-
as at a hospital in Baltimore, has
vVned home and is on the road to
K@ery.
Mss Rose Lurline Gibbons, OF
hNess Anne, was married to Joshua
ii lilies. Jr., June IA. Mrs. Miles is
lmduate Of Western Maryland Col
s'''-'F
. Nernor Richie will in the next
DAYS issue a proclamation de-
hg JULY 3rd a legal holiday
AAhout the State of Maryland.
he MID ia Is on Monday.
Bubhnso on gave Babe Ruth"
tArasys rest this week when he
n;ssd him for getting ma mix
4 Ttan umpire. 1t seems to chrini-
N ID Ruth of late for ruptures.
kRC. C. Stoffie, who recently I'M
|tTs an operation for appendicitis
iai Union Memorial Hospital, Bal
tsrs is home and convalescing. He
VI soon be seen at his post.
Rbecca Dorsey, aged 95 years,
lbE of the late Horatio Griffith died
he Is. at the home of her grandson,
Harvey Davis, Jr., near Woodbine.
neral services and interment was
ID Saturday.
sunday in Emmanuel Lutheran
Nch. Manchester, the pastor, Rev.
c. Leatherman, will use, as his
liect. The Spirit of Jesus" at 10,
1.-TWO Mysteries" at 7.90. Bible
OOl at 8. The public is invited.
D. H. Plaine, of Panora, Iowa, is
ting in the family of Evan B. Nc
lstry. near Linwood. Mr.. PLANE
ing heen born in the vicinity OF
Kinstry where he resided until
: when he went West.
Iaymond Tyson, son of Mr.. and
!. D. A. Hyson, who has been as
ant principal of Mt. Airy High
lOOl for several years, has been ap-
nted principal of Sykesville School
succeed Mr.. Behr.
aiss lrma Bollinger, of Thurmont,
lNrse at the Frederick City Hospi-
was taken suddenly i'll at the hos
u last Friday. An immediate OPP
ZION was necessary. She is at
sent much improved.
aldren's Day services in Immanu-
atheran Church brought the usual
se attendance on Sunday evening
70 the program rendered was of
lsually high order. Very generous
rings were received for the Or
lbs and Aged.
ne Rev. Earl C. Kline, who. gradu-
from the Franklin and Marshall
'Ological Seminary last week, was
'aHed and ordained as pastor of
aedeemer Reformed Church, Lit
,.eegn. Sunday evening by the Rev.
S@DeChant, of Hanover.
~ WVnton Nj. NeiheiSer, %, one
'ae leading physicians of Hagers-
"a committed suicide at his resi-
ice The serious condition Of his
~ who is critically i'll, and other
u9.e' 1t is understood, caused DR..
lnAser to end his life.
M s Walter Ford's niece, Mrs. ]. E.
'u~Saiiader, and husband, are visit
: Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Ford, at 1.-The
,shts' They are ON their honey
w and will leave for Washington,
tanuc City and New York before
'urning to their home in st. Louis.
auHtations were issued for the we'd
: Vi Miss Edith Burrier Albaugh,
anoertytown, daughter of Joseph
nu au the late Mabel Burrier AL
y. Sen' and Mr.. David Paul Greene, of
1~ windsor, who were welded
tbS evening, June %, at O'Clock