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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0032 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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Page 2—Saturday, July 12, 1924.
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
Sincere Service
When Death Visits Your Home Let Us Relieve You Of All The Details of The Funeral.
JOHN BURNS' SONS TOWSON, MD.
FLORIDAN WEDS TEXAS WOMAN AT TOWSON.
Edward R. Thomas, of Palm Beach, and Miss Lucy Crotton, 32, of Houston, Texas, were married at Towson by the Rev. J. David Clark.
MISS HELEN FRANCIS GILBERT WEDS.
Miss Helen Francis Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gilbert, of Towson, was married on last Saturday afternoon to Neil Henry Ikewood, of Palmyra, N. Y. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage of the Catholic Church of the Immaculate by Rev. Jas. G. O'Neill.
YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE SEEK COOLING WATERS.
Water 'meters in Baltimore county are working overtime these hot, sultry days, for in many sections when the thermometer w as hovering around the 90 mark kiddies could be seen with improvised shower baths on lawns, giving their little bodies a cooling.
While the kiddies enjoyed themselves thusly, the older folks wended their way to the shore front for a plunge.
WILL
CASE SENT TO CIRCUIT COURT.
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Your BRICK WORK is the main
Attraction of Your Home. For work of the Better Kind see
FRANK W. MILLER
Business Office:
3001 Greenmount Ave. Hornewood 5345
Residence:
Timonium, Md.
The issues raised in a caveat filed to the will of Hugh M. Burkett, a colored real estate dealer who lived at Catonsville, have been sent from the Orphans' Court to the Circuit Court for trial. The caveat was filed by Rhetta M. Arnett, sister of Burkett, who alleges that he was not of sound and disposing mind at the time the will was executed. Hawkins and McMechen are attorneys for the caveator.
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NIGHT PHONE Liberty 1531
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FLYS TO HER WEDDING IN AIRPLANE.
When Sergt. D. C. Rorapaugh, of the Maryland National Guard Air Unit, was caught between love and duty because the weekly drill period of his organization coincided with the date set for his marriage to Miss Margaret L. Gaffney, the problem was solved by carrying the bridal couple in airplanes from Logan Field to Washington for the ceremony. The time spent in the air by Sergt. Rorapaugh was credited, to him as drill, and his wedding took place as planned. Mrs. Rorapaugh formerly lived at 4004 Ridgewood avenue, Baltimore. The couple were married by the Rev. Joseph M. Moran, of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Washington. After the ceremony, Sergt. Rorapaugh and his bride flew back to Logan Field in the airplane which had taken them to the Capital.
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GEORGE RADCLIFFE MADE DEFENDANT IN $10,000 DAMAGE SUIT.
A suit for $10,000 damages for personal injuries was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson by Leo J. Sapp against George Radcliffe. The plaintiff alleges that while riding his motorcycle on the Reisterstown road the automobile of the defendant collided with it, and caused Sapp to be seriously injured. Attorneys Robt. A. Gracie and James J. Lindsay appear for the plaintiff.
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PREACHERS IN "UPPER END" TRANSFERRED.
Rev. Xlarkson Baines has been transferred from the pa.storate of the Hereford M. E. Circuit to the Forest Hill Circuit, in Harford county. Prof. Ely, of Dickinson College, will have charge of Hereford Circuit for two months.
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$5,000 DAMAGE SUIT FILED AT COUNTY SEAT.
RANDALLSTOWN CARNIVAL CLOSES WITH TOURNAMENT.
The two-day carnival at Randalls-town closed -with a tournament. The carnival was held at Fielstone, on the Liberty road, near Randalls-town, under auspices of Welcome Lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
Thirty-eight knights" were entered on the lists - of the tournament. William Brady, Knight of Holbrook, was the winner; Patrick Brady, Knight of Ravenswood, was second; Gordon Hobbs, Knight of Rocky Glenn, was third, and Joseph Brady, Knight of Woodlawn, was fourth.
The carnival was the most successful event of its kind ever held in that section of Baltimore county, it was said. About 4000 persons attended. The proceeds will be used for construction of a new Knights of Pythias Hall at Randallstown.
THREE STOWAWAS JAILED AFTER CROSSING OCEAN.
Three stowaways were put in jail. They are Jeno Crizmodia and Josepf Lorenez, Spaniards, who stowed away aboard the steamer Deuel in Hamburg, and John Maris, a Cuban, who was aboard the steamer Ber-windmoor, a British vessel which brought a cargo of ore from Santiago, and is lying off the county water front.
They had roamed Europe in search of work. Their entire fortune totaled slightly less than one American cent. All three men will be deported.
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
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Hamburger Steak......12 }&
Veal Chops............12%
Chuck Road.............15
Smoked Sausage.........15
Tender Steak............18
Smoked Ham............20
PHONE, CALVERT 0497
Anthony Daniels filed suit in the Circuit Court at Towson against Matius Mondravits&y in which hex claims $5000 for an alleged assault and battery committed upon him by the defendant on May 4 at White Marsh, this county.
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MRS. FRANK I. DUNCAN HOME FROM FLORIDA.
g We include a personal lasting inter- m B est in your Eye Glass comfort and a ¦ well being:—
We Examine Your Eyes
Adjust Frames
Fill Prescriptions
Make Repairs
Mrs. Frank I. Duncan has returned to her home at Lutherville after a visit of two months with her daughter, Mrs. H. Finley Tucker, of Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs. Duncan was accompanied by Mrs. Tucker and her two children, who will spend the summer. Mr. Tucker will join them in August. The weather has been oppressively hot in Florida since the middle of June, and the change is very gratifying to them.
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MACHINES CRASH ON REISTERSTOWN ROAD—MAN INJURED.
Isaac M. Myers,.of Baltimore City, was badly cut and bruised when the automobile he was driving crashed into another machine on the Reisterstown Road, near Owings Mills.
Guy Caples, of Carroll county, owner of the other car, was arrested.
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MISS EVELYN LOUISE PARKS
BECOMES BRIDE OF GEOFGE ELWOOD ENSOR.
Miss Evelyn Louise Parks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parks, of Timonium, was married to George Elwood Ensor, of Sparks, at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Cockeysville. The Rev. W. D. Beall performed the ceremony. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ensor will live near Texas.
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VISITS GRANDPARENTS AT GLEN ARM.
Former County Commissioner and Mrs. George W. Yellott, of Glen Arm, have had as their guest their granddaughter, Miss Emily Bland-ford.
.MAN INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Percy Boyer was severely cut on the hands and arms when his automobile collided with the machine of Herbert Benastead, on the York road, just north of the city line.
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Phone 317 for Demonstration
TOWSON, MD.
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31x4 s.s. 17.95 2.30 35x41/2 s.s. 26.00 3.30
32x4 s.s. 19.30 2.45 33x5 s.s. 29.90 4.00
33x4 s.s. 19.90 2.55 35x5 s.s. 31.20 4.20
34x4 s.s. 20.50 2.65 34x5 s.s. 34.90 4.20
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1112 Union Trust Building
Baltimore, Md. Phone, Calvert 2954
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DEPOSITS
Dec. 1922
$600,900-00
Dec, 1923 - - $653,800.00
March, 1924 - $713,600.00
4 Per Cent.
Interest Paid On Savings Deposits
Open Your Checking Account With Us.
WE WANT YOUR ACCOUNT
First National Bank
PARKTON, MD.
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