The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-18
TANEYT0WN

uIIy entertained the following at
dinner at Ellinside last Wednesday
evening: Misses Julia and Helen
/ O'Neill and Mr.. David Hemler, of
/ Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Fern WeaY-
er and daughter. Mary Ellen, Mr.. MI
4 chael Cuddv. Miss Mabelle herslg, OF
Baltimore: Col. +. o. Weant, OF West
minister: Messrs Chas. Arnold, JOS.
A. Hemler. Motter Ruddy, Mrs. Net
tie A. Weaver. Mrs. Birnie Babylon,
and Mrs. +. NJ. Dutterer. All spent a
very enjoyable evening, and especial
ly the dinner
The Willing Workers of Grace Re
formed Church held picnic last
Thursday afternoon in Flickinger's
Grove.
Miss BERTHE Long, of Baltimore
spent the weeks end with her broth
err. Claudius Long and family. Miss
Jane Long accompanied her home.
Mr.. John Shaner. of Tarentum. Pa,
spent Friday and Saturday with his
uncle, Chas. Welk.
/ MIR. Daniel Hilterbridle. wife and
son. of York, spent last week with MI
and Mrs. Chas Hahn and wife.
The barn on the Jas. LeGore farm,
situated near Piney Creek station ana
tenanted by Monroe Bankard' burned
to the ground between II ana
/ o'clock. Saturday morning, together
with it's contents. All OF this year
crops, harness. mule and calf. Origin
of the fire unknown.
The trio, Messrs. Jos. A. Hemler.
Matthew Ruddy and Carroll Rooms,
left Sunday in Hemler's car for Ma
CARA Falls. where they will spend
ten days vacation. They carried with
them a complete camping outfit, and
will camp at night.
Mrs. Laura Lent died at Frederick
Citv Hospital on Saturday. Her re-
mains were brought to the home OF
her brother. William &. Fair, ION
which nIace the funeral was held on
Monday afternoon, in charge OF Rev
L. b. Hafer with interment IN the Lu-
theran cemetery. WOOdsboro. BESIDES
her first husband. Mrs. LentZ, before
| her marriage, was Miss Laura an
of this place and was twice married
her first husband being Rev. Lamotte
and former pastor of the Woodsboro
Tuthean Church. Her second husband
beinqr Rev. II. Max LentZ, of Kentucky
who drowned several years ago while
bathing. She is survived by one son
Inv her last marriage. John Lentz. in
ltbe West She was aged 62 years, and
9 months. and is survived by three
brothers. VIM G. Fair. of this place;
Venalda X. in the West; and Theo-
dore. of Carlisle The following were
paIlbearers: VI. \. Rooms. Geo. A Ar
mold. r S. Mckinney. d. J. Hesson,
Geo r. Sauble and David Bachman.
c. O. Fuss funeral directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hilterbrick
and daughter Iva, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Dutterer spent Sunday at Her
shev Park, and were very well pleas
ed with the trip.
Mr.. Eugene Gallery and sister. Miss
Josephine. of Washington, are the
guests of their uncle, Mr.. George A.
Arnold. and family.
Mrs. Annie Rooms, of Hagerstown,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A
Rooms.
Mrs. Archie A Grouse and grand
daughter. Anna Mary Stock, OF Get
tysburg. are the guests of the for
mer's sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. H. Hiterbrick.
Mrs. II. c. Brendle and children,
Laverne and Katharine spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr.. William Duttera
and family. of Hanover.
Miss Mildred Brendle is visiting in
Littlestown.
Mr.. George C. Shelley. of New OK
ford. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
d. W. Garner and other relatives the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shelley, deal
ers in antiques in New Oxford, made
. a. business trip to Taneytown Non
dav and called on their cousins, Mr..
= and Mrs d. w. Garner.
Misses Blanche and Miriam Arthur
of York. returned home after spend
Ing the weeks end with Mr.. and Mrs
John Hockensmith.
Mrs. Roberta Smith and daughters,
Thelma. of New Windsor, and Mar
garet. of Baltimore, and Mrs. X. X.
Diller. of Detour. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Eyler.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ierley and three
sons. of Passaic. y. j., are the guests
{ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Albert
! Angel.
Mrs. Charlotte Lester, of near
, Westminster. spent Saturday with
Mrs. Jessie Myers and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Fowler and daughter
Ethel. of Baltimore, spent Sunday at
the same place.
Mrs. Mary Slower and grandson,
Paul K0ontz. Mrs. Louisa Fuss and
Mrs. Frank Grouse spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Albaugh OF
New Midway.
Mr.. George Overholtzer and Miss
Martha Anders spent Sunday with MI.
John Belt, of Emmitsburg.
The Senior Glass of the TaneytoWn
, High School entertained the gradual
. ing class at marshmellow toast on
Tuesday.
The canning factory began canning
corn on Wednesday.
, The third annual reunion of the late
=. Amos Basehoar family was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Mehr-
ing, on York street, last Thursday
The guests had all arrived by :
o'clock Dinner was served on the