The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-12
TANEYTOWN

evening, May 8, in honor OF their son.
Bruce, The following were present:
Misses Lucia DeBerry, Lulu FLOCK
Thee. DeBerry, Helen Baker, Evelyn
Rayhoff, Lola Grouse, Carrie ham,
Ada Frounfelter, Thelma Lambert,
Helen Lambert, Messrs. Bruce Shlrk,
Frank and Russell Bohn, Guy Siagle,
RAYMOND Grouse, Park Plank, Roland
Rooms, Jennings Frock, Chas. and
Russell Frounfelter, Frank SAVIOR,
Milton, Castendafer, Donald Lambert,
Albert Hahn, Roy Grouse, Alfred Zol-
iickoffer and wife, Grant Bonn and
wife, John Shirk and wife, Percy Put
man and wife, Arthur Slick, Wl1e ana
son, Mrs. Luther Sentz and three chll-
dren, Mrs. John Angel, Mrs. ADDISON
Rooms, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crum-
hacker and daughter, Harry Shlrk'
and E. M. Dutterer and wife. Games
were indulgedein by the young folks
on,6the lawn, and music and social
chat, after which refreshments con
sisting of cake, candy and iemonaue
were served in abundance. All depart
ed for their homes at late hour.
Mr. Drayton Meade Hite, of Baltl-
more, died at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Saubles on Tuesday,
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noon to his home at 1888 w. Lomb-
ard street, Baltimore. He is survived
nv his wife. No funeral arrangements
known at present. Mr.. Hite and Wlte'
(who was Miss Lizzie Curran) are
we'll known here, having been sum-
mer boarders at the home OF VIM.
Reifsnider and George r. Sauble for
about is years.
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small property near Stumptown to a
Mr.. Cramer, Baltimore, and will give
possession shortly.
Miss Mae Sanders was called to her
home in Bonneauville on account OF
the illness of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kensinger and
Miss laura Mullen, of Altoona, Pa,
spent the weeks end with the family
of Mr.. VIM. E. Sanders.
Mrs. Elizabeth Diehl died on Tues
day at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Warren Brewer, near town, Of can
Ger. She is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Warren Brewer. Funeral and inter
ment at Beaver Dam Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ H. Tutwiler, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
friends~here. Monday they left for
ia Birnie and Miss Anna Gait.
Mrs. Clyde L.. Hesson is spending
the week in Washington.
Mrs. Katharine Clabaugh has i'm
proved Antrim, her summer residence
here, by painting.
The new drug store and soda foun
tain of DR.. Wells, in the d. w. Gar
ner's Store room, opened on Saturday
and certainly is credit to the Doctor
and the town as well. A good respec-
table soda fountain was badly needed. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and Mr.. William
B. Crapster, of Washington, D. c.;
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
o. Crapster and left for Gettysburg.
on Monday evening.
Mr.. Lewis Reifsnider is tearing
down the old McKellip Drug store
building.
Mr.AGibson paid the Taneytown High
School a visit on Monday and encour-
aged the graduates to enroll as Nor
NAL students.
Mrs. George H. Hape died on Sun
day at her home, at Hapes' Mill, aged
So years. Funeral from the home We'd
nesday afternoon, with interment IN
Mt. Union cemetery. She is survived
by her husband and two daughters,
Miss Leila, at home, and Mrs. Elmer
Shorb, near town.
Mr.. George A. Shoemaker, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Angel visited
Mr.. Shoemaker's sister, in Hagers-
town, who was seriously hurt In an
auto wreck.
Mrs. Mary Slower and daughter,
Mrs. Leah Koontz, spent Sunday and
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. ], w AL
baugh, at New Midway.