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

SICK IN FeD 'uary is Stlll very Ill.
Mrs. Lewis Loats, of Manchester
spent a few days last week with heI
step-daughter, Mrs. Henry Dull.
The State Roads Commission is
asking bids for the building of a con-
crete road from Eldersburg to Free
dom
Mr.. Calvert Marine, who was oper-
ated anon toy appendicitis last wesk
has returned 10 ais l,me and is lin
proving very nicely.
There will be a rural Letter Car
riers meeting held in Westminster,
on the evening of July s. More details
will be announced later.
Miss Virginia Trayer, who has been
at r. NJ. w. c., Lynchburg, Va, t;I!s
session after visiting in Altavista and
Gharlestown, is attending the v. NJ. /.
finals at Lexington, Va She expects
II return home some time soon.
A marriage license was issued in Ell
licott City Saturday to John Arbaugh
and Mary B. Dudrer, both of Webster
street this city. Mrs. Dudrer has
been keeping house for Mr.. Arbaugh
for some time.
Those who spent Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dull, of West
minister were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dull, Claude Mummaugh, Wilbert and
Naomi Dull, Elton and Louise Gent
graf, of Snydersburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dull, and four children, Made
line, Rov, Raymond and Mary Dull,
of near Manchester; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Yingling, of near Hampstead
Those who spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Miller,
and family, near Uniontown, were Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Wantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Zahn, all of Westminster; Mr..
and Mrs. David Myers and sons, Car
roll and Stewart Myers, of Bachman's
Valley: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wantz
and children, Marguerite, May Edna,
Norman and Leroy, of Pleasant Valley
The dav was very much enjoyed by all
Norris Pittinger, of Union Bridge,
has gone to Valley Junction, Iowa, to
investigate the death or disappear
lnce of his brother, O'Dale Pittenger
IF that Mace, who has not been seer
)r heard from since June 5. A party
# fifty men and women, led by NJ
Clauser pastor of the Valley june
ton Lutheran Church. secured the
erritorv surrounding Valley Junction
WI could find no traces OF the mlssm
man.
Mrs. Catherine Rupert and family
near Shiplev. entertained last SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John Rupert and
daughters, Marie, Kathlene and Ger
trude, Mr.. Kavapaugh, Mr.. and Mrs
Tohn Daugherty, all of Baltimore; Mr..
Adam Rrnnert md daughters. There's
Marguerite, John and Adam, Jr., of
Westminster; Catherine Rupert. o.
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Fdw""H
Freyman. of near Lawrence, Mr.. Will
liam Rupert and others.
Mrs. Ralph Whitman, with little
Frances Guyon, spent from
Friday until Monday last with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Sea
brook. Mrs. Whitman was on her
way to Newport, Rhode Island,
where she will live; her husband.
Commander Whitman, U. S. N, hav
ing been transferred from duty at the
United States Naval Ordnance Reser-
vation. ut South Charleston, West
Virginia. to the War College, at New
port.
During the game of ball with I'm
ON priH nn ocf
ar, Thurmont's first baseman, receiv-
d injuries to his right foot that will
retire him for at least a month, and,
is possible that he may be put out
for the entire season. Creeger at
tempted to jump over a low wire
'ence when the cleat on his shoe
caught and threw him. He received a
slight fracture of one of the bones in
his right ankle. He went to the Fred
arick City Hospital for an examina-
ton.
The Mt Airy baseball club of the
Frederick County League elected Off
GERS June Is. Charles Routzahn, one
Of Mt. Airy's leading business men,
was elected manager; Chas. E. Moy-
Ian, former Frederick high school and
Western Maryland College infielder,
was named to captain the team. This
is Mt. Airy's first season in the Coun
ty League, but it has on it's roster
several players from the New Market
and Evansville clubs of last year. Eu-
gene Murphy former New Market
shortston. will be seen at the hot
corner or in >~ztarfield, while Wolfe
and lMovlan, who last year wore the
Evansville livery, will be seen around
second base. Riggs. another former
Evansville performer, is on the Mt.
Airy pitching staff