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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0031 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0031 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| THE JEFFERSON1AN, TOWSON, MARYLAND. January 24, 1920—Page 7 Local Correspondence (Continued from Page 6.) SUNNYBROOK. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hurline and ¦daughter, Elizabeth, of Sweet Air, .spent Sunday with Mrs. Hurline'^ mother, Mrs. Mary Meisner. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bryan, of Baltimore, spent the week-end with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrsi. ¦ Guy Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Seipeg and children, Prances and Helen, of near Tow-son, spent Sunday with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruhl. On Sunday, February 1, Rev. Camp-beli will preach at Pair View M. E. Church South. Mr. McKinley King spent the past week-end with friends in Baltimore. -----------o----------¦ TIMONIUM. warehouse April 1st. now occupied by Switzer and Bixler. Rev. D. M. Dibble is in a Baltimore hospital being treated for abscess on the lung. Mr. Carroll Rhoten is going into the poultry business! extensively. The Salem Singing Class met at the home of Charles Martin on Thursday night. Why not start something in this neighborhood? What about a farmers club? Mr James Rhoten has sold his farm of 99 acres to Mr. Reynolds Cole for the sum of $12,500. -----------O---------- YEOHO, Mrs Richard Cromwell, of Baltimore, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Denison on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. William Spicer, of Baltimore, spent last Sunday with Misses Esta and Bertha Simpson. Mrs. Harry E. Simpson spent the week-end with relatives at Bentley .Springs. Misses Sallie George and Mary Carroll Denison, daughters, of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Denison, who have been confined to their rooms with heavy colds, are now able to be about. Mr. Amos Stuller is visiting his sister. Mrs. Harry Fried, at her home in Govans. Coughs and coldsi are prevalent in .this neighborhood. Both old and young being affected. .----------o---------- UPPER FALLS, Miss Minna Day, Who is spending the winter in Baltimore, visited her aunt, Miss C. B. Day last Tuesday. Miss Mary Kelley, of Baltimore, spent last Sunday with the Misuses French, of -Sherwood Forrest. Miss Lucy DeMoss spent Saturday -and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry DeMoss, of Franklinville. Mrs. William Batchelor, of Bradshaw. has sold her home to Mr. Street, of -Anne Arundel county. Mr. and Mr^. David Davidson enter-•tained a number of friends at their home on Saturday, January 10. ' There was music and songs, after which refreshments were served. Mr. Joseph Baldwin, of Bradshaw, -who suffered an attack of Flu at the home of his sister in Washington, has recovered and returned to school at the Catholic Ministry, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Henry Raphael, who have been on the sick list, are improving. Miss Charlotte Day, who has been quite sjick for several weeks, is much improved. Mr. Prank Sheppard has bought a new Republic truck. ----------o---------- SHANE. The Ladies' Aid Society of West Liberty will hold an oyster supper in Odd Fellows' Hall, at Shane, on January 23 and 24. Miss Mildred Meredith entertained last Sunday. Mr. Clarence Pearce, Miss Elva Pearce and Mr. Selman Garrett. Misses Mildred and Marie Kinhart -spent las\t Sunday with their aunt, "Mrs. H. J. Wright. Miss Odessa Meredith spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Laura Meredith. Mrs. Ralph Grove and son, Robert, have returned home after spending .some time in York, Pa. ----------O---------- PLEASANT GROVE. Many of our farmers are taking a much needed rest during the inclement weather. ' Mrs. Tillie Gill visited at the homes of Mrs. Elizabeth Bohn and Mrs. R. A. Belt the past week. Mrs. Elizabeth Bohn and Mrs. Tillie Pitts visited at the home of Mrs. Q-. Weaver one day this week. Mr. Weaver is not much improved at this writing. Mrs. Edna Harris and children have returned home after a few days visSt .at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bosley. Mr. Wilmer King is making some improvements to the house to be occupied by him in the near future. Mrs. Annie Bosley and son, Lester, visited the former's daughter of Baltimore, a few days the past week. ------------------o------------------¦ REISTERSTO W N. Master Albert Helwig is visiting Mr. Murray, of near Reisterstown. Mrs. J. H. McAlister spent Saturday .and Sunday with her father, Mr, C. C. Speed, of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gore, who were recently married, have returned and are living in their new home near this place. C. Danneberg, of Pennsylvania, is Visiting his parents), Mr. and Mrs. F. Danneberg. Mrs. Grafton Wheeler has returned to Elkridge. after visiting relatives. Mrs. Meredith Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Saffell, was taken to the hospital this week, where she was . operated on for appendicitis. Miss) Lizzie Crump, of Govans, visited the home of Mrs. Sturgeon, of Glyn-don. Mr. Ralph Tracey, a student of the Franklin High School is suffering from appendicitis and will undergo an operation in a Baltimore hospital soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McAlister announce the marriage of their daughter, Christine Speed McAlister, to Mr. Charles Dawson, of New Jersey, where Mr. and Mrs. Dawson will reside. ----------o---------- ' CHASE. Mrs. Ella Porter Carr, whose sudden death occurred at Aberdeen, Harford county, last week, was a sister of Mr. Clinton Porter and Mrs. William B. Carback, of this place. Mrs. Carr was born and raised near Chase, and leaves many sorrowing friendsi here. Mr. Henry Fischer has planned a dance for next Saturday evening in Chase Hall. There will be good music, and some good things to eat, for sale. ----------0---------- GARRISON. The Athletic Club of the Garrison School has planned a play to take place in the early part of February. The proceeds will go to the Athletic Club. Mrs. H. White, of Garrison, has recently visited her daughter, Mrs. Whitman, who lives in Philadelphia. Miss DaRue Stults, of Pennsylvania, spent last Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Richard Murphy, of Garrison. The Patrons' Club of Franklin High School met at the school house on Thursday night. An entertainment was presented by the First and Third year students. Refreshments were served. -----------o----------¦ KINGSVIliLiE. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fitzell have returned from a visit to relatives at Sparrows Point. Miss Stella Fitzell is visiting her brother, Mr. Louis Fitzell. of Patapslco Neck. Miss Elizabeth Kelley, of Baltimore, has returned from a visit to the Misses French, of Sherwood Forrest. Misses Gertrude Robertson and Janet Blair have been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs} L. L. Dilworth are moving into their cottage. The Boosters Club of Franklinville will give an entertainment in the basement of the Presbyterian Church on Saturday, January 31. Mr. Oscar Day, who was hurt some time ago by a fall at the Proving Grounds, is not so well. His infant son has pneumonia. Mr. William Ray had the misfortune to lose hia clothes in the Are at Edge-wood last Saturday night. -----------o----------¦ ARMACOST. Mr. R. G. Akehurat has been confined to the house suffering with a heavy cold. Miss Elizabeth Martin, of Baltimore, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Martin. Mr. Frank Blizzard spent several days last week with relatives in Baltimore. Mr. Frank Mays spent Sunday and Monday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tracey. Mr. James Blizzard, of Texas, spent Monday with his uncle, Mr. Frank Blizzard, of Yeoho. Mr. John Skipper, of Baltimore, spent Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. M. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Delmore Akehurst, of Hereford, spent last Friday with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Akehurst, of Yeoho. ----------o----------- GLYNDON. ' On Friday evening the installation of the newly elected officers of the Glyndon Grange took place, in charge of Mr. Harry. The officers are: Master, Paul Goodwin; overseer, John Logsdon; chaplain, Paul Levy; lecturer, Mrs. L. A. Roaehen; secretary, Miss Anita De-baugh; treasurer, Philip Welsh; ceres. Miss Louise Roschen; pomona, Miss Mildred Welsh; flora, Miss Emma Parker; steward, William Storm; assistant steward. Arthur Geist; lady steward, g Arthur Geist; gate keeper, A. Johnson. A play "Mollie's Way" was given on Friday evening, January 23, for the benefit of Asbury M. E. Church. ' Donald Warner, of New Jersey, has •been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warner. -----------O----------- WARREN. Mrs. Mary Miller, an old resident of Warren, died at her home on Monday. She is survived by five sons. ' Mr. Charles Bull, who has been suf- The Farmers Supply and Implement Company, of Hampstead, has been incorporated, A capital stock of $20,000 being subscribed. 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