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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0378 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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December 4, 1920—Page 6
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
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A meeting- of the members of the White Hall Farmers' Club and Improvement Association will be held next Tuesday night when business of special importance will be considered.
Next week will mark the beginning of the .butchering season.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Almony, wife of Mr. Joseph Almony, died at her home at Madonna, Harford county, on Monday. Her funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon from her late home. Services were held at Bethel Presbyterian Church on Wednesday and burial was in the church cemetery. She was Miss Horn before her marriage.
The month of November has made a record of more cloudy days and less sunshine than has been known for the last decade. Many of our farmers have taken advantage of the mild weather and have about finished husking their corn. The crop was a large one, but the quality does not come up to last year's.
On Thanksgiving Day at 5 P. M. at the P. B. Church, by Rev. Thomas E. Allison, of Lutherville, Miss Daisy Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe, was; joined in wedlock to Mr. a | Thomas Bamford, of Chicago. The ceremony was followed by the christ
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bernoudy enter-lening of a grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. tained at dinner on Sunday, it being | Lowe.
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the 31s;t anniversary of their marriage,
There wil 1 be an apron social held in Wiseburg schoolhouse this evening. Everyone welcome.
Miss Lida Slade entertained the White Hall Book Club on Saturday afternoon.
The White Hall Paper Mill Company is now closed for he purpose ' of repairing and extending its. plant and expect to resume operations in the early part of the year.
Special services are being held at Vernon M. E. Church. The pastor, Rev. E. L. Hudson, is being assised by Miss Jennie Smith, the National Railroad Evangelist, and Mrs. Lula B. Schaeffer, the great gospel singer. The meetings will continue until Sunday evening.
We are pleased, indeed, to extend our congratulations to the "Editor" upon his recent marriage, and tender our best wishes to the young couple.
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Misses Alice and Helen Muller, who attend the State Normal School, spent the holidays with their parents here.
Mr. Charles Monmonier, of Mt. St. Joseph's, Baltimore, and Mr. Felix Fleury, of St. John's, Washington, were home for the holiday.
Mrs. Joshua Hammond is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. William Jones, of Baltimore, and Miss Lucille Hurtt, were married on Wednesday in Baltimore and will reside on the Jones farm, at Bradshaw." Miss Hurtt is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, of Frank-linville.
Mrs. A. A. Chapman entertained at cards in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fitzell on Wednesday evening.
The costume ball for the benefit of the library of the Community Hall at Kingsville was quite a success.
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We are called upon to chronicle the death of Mrs. Susie L. Baker, wife of James B. Baker, of York, Pa. She was taken to York Hospital on Monday of last week, and on Tuesday the doctor decided upon an operation, but owing to her frail physical condition she never rallied, and passjed away on Friday morning. Her funeral took place on Tuesday at 12 o'clock at the M. P. Church. Services were conducted by Rev. John Bieri, of Siloam M. E. Church, Philadelphia, a former pastor of the deceased. She had long been a member of the M. E. Church. A husband, a daughter, and a sister survive her. Mrs. Baker was the daughter of the late Abraham Shaver, at one time a prominent paper maker of this community, where the deceased was born and grew to womanhood.
Mr. William Gammill, a grands|on of Mrs. Sarah J. Gemmill, of this village, spent Sunday with his grandmother and aunts. He is a student at the University of Maryland.
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Mrs. Katie Taylor, formerly of this place, but now a resident of Washington, D. C, spent the week-end here, calling on her old friends.
Mr. Jacob Ebaugh and family, Mrs. Ebaugh, of Baltimore, and Miss Helen Houseman, of York, Pa., spent a week at the home of Mr. and MrS. Lewis S. Bowman, Mr. Marven S. Hildebrand and Miss Eva E. Whitecraft, of Rock Chapel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whitecraft,were married on last Saturday night at the Evangelical parsonage, New Freedom, by the Rev. J. A. Schultz. Their many friends wish them a happy voyage over the matrimonial sea.
A family reunion was held .on last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Alice LaMotte. A large number of guests were present.
Misses Isabel Whitecraft and Juliett Almony, of Maryland Line, spent last Saturday and Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley McDonald.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Sykes took place Sunday morniug from the, residence of her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Fulton. Interment was in the Maryland Line Cemetery. Rev. J. J. Rush, pastor of the church, officiated. Her age was1 86 years. The pallbearersi were Harry Waltemyer, Lee Lentz, Horace Cooper, W. H. Taylor, Wm. Gruel and Edward Koller.
HEREFORD.
Sunday School tomorrow morning'at 9.30 o'clock; preaching at M. E. Church at 11 o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Constance, who. has been to England for the past two months, is expected home this* week.
The oyster supper held last Saturday night was a success, a good sum being realized.
Mrs. Leonard Miller, who has been quite ill, is improving at this writing, we are glad to say.
Miss Bessie Trout, of Parkton, spent last Sunday with Miss Josephine Miller.
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The oyster supper held on last Friday and Saturday evenings proved a success. The folks who attended were entertaned, and the club realized in the neighborhood of $250. They wish to thank the donors for their liberal donations and patronage.
Mrs. Tyson League and Mrs. W. »G. Earle attended the organization of a Great Council of the Daughters of Pocahontas of Maryland in Red Men's Hall, Baltimore, last Wednesday.
Miss,D. Wilkinson, of Catonsville, spent the week-end with Miss Fanny Crouch.
Mr. and Mrs. George Berkley, of near Perryman's, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. H. Fischer.
Mrs. Hyla DeMoss paid a visit, to her home here last Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Wm. Carback and Misses Virginia Rollins, Isabel Rollins and Dorothy Porter spent last Monday in Philadelphia.
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The Aid Society of the M. E. Church was entertained on Wednesday evening of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Breuhl. There was a good attendance. After the business of the evening had been transacted refreshments were served. The Society reported $80 made at the oyster supper in November.
Miss Leona Cofiell entertained the M. C .M. Club at her home on last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Miller, who has been on the sick list, is improving.
Mrs. Seymour Benson has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edith WagTier, of Greenmount. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner are receiving congratulations on the birth o fa son.
Sunday School at the M. E. Church tomorrow morning at 9.30 o'clock, followed by preaching service.
Mr. Carroll Thompson recently lost a fine young horse.
Miss Eva Thompson, of Baltimore, s|pent the week-end with her parents here .
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Griffith and son, Roscoe, of Baltimore, spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bosley.
Mrs*. W. H. Wells, Misses Verna and Mary Wells spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mr. John Pearce is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. G. H. Zouck recently visited her sisters in Baltimore.
Mr. Clarence Peregoy spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. George Peregoy.
Mr. Laurence Kidd has taken a position in Baltimore.
Congratulations to Mr. Russell Gem-mill and Miss Treva Henry, who were quietly married on last Saturday.
Mr. J. Frank Zellers visited in this neighborhood on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Peregoy is visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. H. Winemiller and Mrs. W. M. Rosier.
Mrs. Winfield Stine and daughters spent last week with her mother at White Hall.
A very pretty wedding took place on Thanksgiving evening at Trinity Lutheran Church when Miss Frances C. Susemihl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Susemihl, and Mr. Harry R. Norman, of Philadelphia, were married. Rev. Paul W. Tany, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony.
Mrs .Ruth Wells spent the week-end in Baltimore.
Mrs. John H. McAlister, of Reisters-town.spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Speed, of Baltimore.
Those who visited the home of Mrs.-J. B. Shoryer on Thanksgiving were Mrs. Ida Amberg, Mr. J. Sugers and; Mr. I. Taylor, of Baltimore.
Miss Lucy S. McAlister spent several! days last week with her sister, Mrs, Charles R. Dawson, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewin Giese is very ill.
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Mr. Meredith Christy and his wife and son, of Pennsylvania, were the quests of hist parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Christy during the holidays.
The funeral of Marie Meeks, who was accidentally shot by her brother Sunday, was held at the Poplar .M. P. Cemetery on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Baldwin on Thursday night.
TheWarren» Mill was closied down three days last week.
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Mr. George F. HDyeman, of this olare, who was operated on last week for appendicitis at the Maryland General Hospital, is reported as doing well.
Mrs. Catherine Hoffstetterj, one of the oldest residents) of this neighborhood, suffered a stroke of paralysis last week, and is in a critical condi-ton.
On Monday evening the members of Garden Rebekah Lodge No. 33, gave Mrs. Laura A. Balster a surprise at her home on Montavia avenue. There were about fifty members present and a most enjoyable evening spent.
The residents along the Belair FO'a8' are very much inconvenienced by the road being closed betwen Franklin /avnue and Southern avenue.. Water mains are being laid to Overlea. There is also great need for a sidewalk, as accidents are reported daily, as this is one of the most conjested thoroughfares leading from the city.
MT. CARMEL.
Mrs. George Thompson and daughter visited at the home of Miss Mary Zencker on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. B. S. Benson is visiting her daughter at Greenmount.
Mr A. L. Hunt and 'amily spent Sunday in Baltimore.
Miss Edna Thompson Spent the holidays with her parents-.
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Amos visited friends Baltimore the past
Mrs. Wm. T. and relatives i week.
Miss A. Treut spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. J. Isennock, of Blenheim, has beer visiting Mrs. Wm. T. Amos the uast week.
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The first entertainment and dance ever given by the St. Helena Improvement Association was held in the new community hall here on Thursday evening last.
WHITE HOUSE.
Mia|s Hester Martin, of Owings Mills, spent Thanksgiving at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lula Martin.
Mrs. Frank Peregoy and Mrs. Lula Martin spent last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Haile.
Miss E. Horsey spent the week-end in Baltimore.
Mrs. George E. Haile, who has been in bed for two weeks, is able to be out again.
Master Leonard Lloyd, of Mt. Car-mel, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Master Ernest Haile.
Mrs .Lula Martin is spending some time in Baltimore with relatives*.
Mrs. Joshua Haile and Mr. Eugene Worthington spent last Saturday with Mrs. Silas Lloyd.
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