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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0152 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
Saturday, August 23, 1924—Page 3
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Lewis H. Bennett & Son, Inc.
Plumbing - Heating
700 MADISON AVENUE,
Baltimore, Md.
Announce the opening of a branch office at No. 4 W. Chesapeake Avenue
TOWSON, MD.
Your patronage solicited
Telephone Towson 505
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THREE HEBREWS IN A TIN-CHARIOT COME TO GRIEF.
Ben Gorfine, proprietor of Gorfme's House Furnishing Store; Albert Silverman, proprietor of The Tow-son Confectionery Store, and Ellis Finkelstein, proprietor of The Tow-son Bargain Store, had a ride the other night that rivaled that of the famous Paul Revere.
It appears that Finkelstein purchased a brand new Ford Sedan and in the spirit of admiration invited Gcrfine and Silverman to take the first ride. All went well until the little culvert on the York Road at Sparks was reached. Here "Lizzie" began to cough, get the hic-coughs and shivers and her circulation of blood was anything but normal.
In endeavoring to turn, both "Lizzie and Finkelstein became extremely nervous and as a consequence' "Lizzie" became rambunctious, turned over on her back, while Gorfine and Silverman in their mad haste jumped head first through the windows, leaving some of Uieir hide attached to "Lizzie."
While Finkelstein has pledged himself to stick by "Lizzie" to the last, Gorfine and Silverman have sworn to use "Shank's Mare" for the rest of their days.
GEO. D. VOLZ MADE DEFENDANT IN $15,000 DAMAGE SUIT.
Edward Singer, a minor, by his father, Joseph F. Singer, filed a suit in the Circuit Court at Towson against George D. Volz claiming $15,000 damages for personal injuries. It is alleged a piece of lumber on the defendant's auto truck struck the plaintiff, who "was riding in a passing automobile, and seriously injured him. The acdident occurred on July 1 on the Philadelphia road.
Joseph F. Singer filed a suit lov $5000 damages for injuries allegtd to have been received by his son. Attorneys Charles F. Harley and W. Gill Smith appear for the plaintiffs.
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SOJOURNING AT ASBURY PARK.
Miss Jeanette Brown, connected with the Baltimore County Board of Edu-cataioon, is spending her vacation at Asbury Park, N. J.
PAROCHIAL, SCHOOL TO REOPEN SEPT. 15TH.
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The Parochial High School of the Catholic Church of the Immculate will reopen on September 15th. ----------o_--------
JOHN T. HERSHNER IN OHIO.
John T. Hershner, assistant superintendent of Baltimore County Schools, is spending his vacation in Ohio.
NEXT MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS ON SEPT. 2ND.
The Baltimore County Commissioners are taking their vacation and will hold their next meeting on September 2nd.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WHITE
HALL FAIR BEING
COMPLETED.
Arrangements are being completed for the White Hall Fair. The contract for concessions and amusements has been closed with John T. McCaslin, of Baltimore. There will be a daily baloon ascension and an airplane will be in attendance.
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MRS. HARRY M. FOSTER TENDERED SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given Mrs. Harry M. Foster, of White Hall, on Wednesday evening.
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JARRETTSVILLE WOMAN RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. Marian Gross, of Jarretts-ville, has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. C. M. Hoshall, of White Hall.
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BALTIMOREANS GUESTS OF "UPPER ENDERS."
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haddaway, of Baltimore city, art visiting among relatives and friends at White Hall and vicinity.
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WISEBURG PICNIC TODAY.
Don't forget the Wiseburg picnic and the fine supper that the ladies will serve in the evening today (Saturday) in the church grove.
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HYDE COUPLE HAVE ADDITION TO FAMILY.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. George Holland, of Hyde, with a ten pound baby boy.
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NAVAL OFFICER VISITING AT GLEN ARM.
Lieut.-^Commander Jerome A. Lee has been the guest of relatives at Notch Cliff Manor, Glen Arm.
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ROSLYN LAD SUFFERING FROM BLOOD POISONING.
GIGANTIC POULTRY DEPART-
MENT PLANNED FOR
TIMONIUM FAIR.
The poultry department of the coming Timonium Fair, September 1st to 6th, is under the supervision of Howard S. Thompson, Hamilton, Md., and the judges will be A. Mowell, Reisterstown; W. W. Lauder, Hamilton; George O. Brown, Baltimore, and Charles Smith, of Boone, Md.
Owing to the large number of exhibitors in the various classes, which comprise in addition to chickens of every variety, turkeys, geese and ducks, entries to this department closed at the comparatively early date of Aug. 13, so as to give ample time for classification.
Among the forty varieties of chickens named are Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks Buff Plymouth Rocks and A. O. V. Plymouth Rocks; Jersey Black Giants; White and A. O. V. Wyan-dottes; S. C. and R. C. Rhode Island Reds; Brahmas, Cochins, Langshans, Leghorns, Minoorcas, Andalusians, Anconas, Orpington, Sussex, Cornish, Poolish, Hamburgs, Games and Bantams.
An interesting feature of this department will be the exhibits of members of the Junior Poultry Club, each entry to consist of two pullets and a cockerel. These will be judged by the veteran fancier, G. O. Brown, who will be present daily to discuss poultry raising with Club members.
This is one of the most attractive departments at the Fair, and always delights throngs of visitors, who are amazed at the wonderful advances made in the last few years.
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Dec. 1922 - - - $600,900-00
Dec, 1923 - - $653,800.00
March, 1924 - $713,600.00
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Suffering from blood-poisoning, Lawrence Holbrook, tht eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holbrook, of Roslyn, is a patient at a city hospital.
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ENJOYING BEAUTIES OF MAINE
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Jessop, of Baldwin, have been sojourning in Maine as the guests of Mrs. Jessop's niece, Mrs. Blanchard.
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SATTENDING PORTLAND, ME., CONVENTION.
Mr. Geo. E. O'Dell, superintendent of Greenmount Cemetery, and a resident of Towson, is attending a convention of cemetery managers at Portland, Maine.
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Phone, Towson 682
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