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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0156 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
Saturday, August 23, 1924—Page 7
WHITE HAIL AID SOCIETY ENTERTAINED.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Edie entertained the White Hall Aid Society at their home Thursday night.
The attendance was large. Mrs. Edie a/id Miss Mary Seitz rendered instrumental music. Miss Elizabeth Bailey, of Franklintown, played a musical selection; Mrs. Frank Markline and Miss Sabylla Sollen-berger recited; Messrs. ;Walter J. Burns, J. Russell Edie, William Kenly and Howard Wiley sang in a quartette. Rtv. Dr. W. T. Bailey, the pastor, made an address.
NEGRO ACCIDENTLY SHOT.
Hugh Williams, of White Hall, accidently shot a colored man named Fells, of York, Pa., who also was hunting the critters.
Neither knew of the other's presence and Fells, lying on the ground waiting for the animal to appear, suddenly raised his head, and Williams, mistaking his head for a ground hog shot, the ball passing through Fells' arm. He was given first aid by Dr. Ayres and later taken to a York hospital.
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1 1921 Buick 6 Touring.
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1 1924 Hudson Coach, excellent shape.
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Douglas Coulter, who found lions along the headwaters of the Nile "as shy and harmless as cows" is in route to his home.
Mr. Coulter, who is a son of Wm. M. Coulter, Towson, and a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, is an associate professor of English at the American University, Cairo, Egypt.
In an interview given in Paris recently, Mr. Coulter was quoted as saying that "Roosevelt as an explorer and big game shooter did an awful lot of faking. His opinion was based on the experiences of a trip in the wilds along the Upperf Nile, where he found the king of beasts quite docile, except "when goaded to fight."
Mr. Coulter, who was graduated from Hopkins in 1921, left Baltimore the following summer to study Sanskrit abroad. Most of his study was done at the American University, where he was made an associate professor about a year ago. His parents expect him home early in September, but have' not been advised whether he plans to return to Egypt.
Between his graduation at Hopkins and his departure for Egypt Mr. Coulter was a graduate student in geology and paleontology at Hopkins, as well as ar. instructor in Greek and Latin at Baltimore City College.
While a student at Hopkins he was active in the Paint and Powder Club, the Little Lyric and the Hopkins iPlayshop. For Several years he was director of the Hopkins Mucical Club.
A sermon on "A Desirable Government," by R. W. Mitchell, will be given in the hall at White Hall tomorrow night (Sunday), at eight o'clock. Seats free and no collec-tioon. Tht public is invited to attend.
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WHITE HALL SOCIAL CLUB ENTERTAINED.
DAMAGE SUIT FOR $15,000 FILED AT COUNTY SEAT.
Mr. Walter J. Burns and sister, Miss Ada Burns, entertained the White Hall Social at their home.
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VISITS IN BALTIMORE CITY.
Mrs. John F. Wiley, of White Hall, spent several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hunter, of Baltimore city.
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HOME OF PETER GERST DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The home of Mr. Peter Gerst, of near Perry Hall, was completely destroyed by fire.
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YISITS CAPE MAY.
A suit was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson by Lucretia E. Bond, a minor, by her father, John J. Bond, against Oscar H. Frank, of Fullerton, for $15,000 damages, alleging that a motorcycle on which the plaintiff was riding was run down by the plaintiff's automobile, and she was seriously injured. Frederick W. Barnickul, Jr., who was operating the motorcycle, also sues the defendant for $15,000 damages for personal injuries. Attorneys James J. Lindsay and Daniel C. Joseph appear for the plaintiffs.
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NOW OCCUPYING NEAV HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stiffler, of Glen Arm, re now occupying their new bungalow at Joppa Heights.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPT. 15TH.
Miss Emily M. Merryman, of Cockeysville, has been sojourning at Cape May, N. J.
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WIDENING OF CHARLES STREET AVENUE BEING CONSIDERED.
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Proposed widening of Charles St. Avenue from the end of St. Paul St., Baltimore city, to the Joppa Road, Towson, is under consideration.
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SOJOURNED AT OCEAN CITY.
Judge and Mrs. Benj. G. Miller, of Mount Carmel, enjoyed a stay at Ocean City, N. J.
VISITING IN ROANOKE, VA.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Street, of Baldwin, are visiting Dr. Street's sister in Roanoke, Va.
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RETURNS FOR THIRD THROAT OPERATION.
The Maryland State Normal School at Towson, will open on Stptember 15. Registration will take place then, and regular courses will begin on the following day. The training school for teachers in Baltimore has been closed and its students will attend the Normal school. Dormitory students for the scholastic year of thirty-six months will be charged $180. All students are required to pay a fee of $5 each for registration, labatory and health care. There will be a cafeteria for use of community students, who are also given reduced carfare and charged 10 cents eac way from Baltimore and return.
There is a two-year course which entitles the graduate to teach in the elemtntary schools of Baltimore and the counties. These two years will be given credit towards a bachelor* of science degree in education if a student who wishes later to inarticulate in any of the leading universities which have departments of education.
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Mrs. Seymour Smith, of Long Green, returned to a Baltimore city hospital for a third operation upon her throat.
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SOCIAL THIS EVENING.
The Bpworth League of FairviewjJ M. E. Church will hold a social at;" the home of Miss Edith Smith this evening (Saturday).
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SUNNYBROOK GIRL, RETURNS FROM VISIT TO BALTIMORE
Miss Dorothy Schoelkopf is now at her home near Sunnybrook following a visit with relatives in Baltimore city.
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PHOENIX GIRL IMPROVING.
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AUTO TIRES STOLEN.
Thieves entered the garage conducted by L. T. Wunder at Meridale, making off with several auto tires.
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GUNDRY ESTATE GOES TO WIDOW.
By the will of Dr. Richard F. Gundry, probated in the Orphans' Court at Towson, he bequeaths his estate to his widow.
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OIL STOE EXPLODES IN HOUSE NEAR CATONSVILLE.
An oil stove in the home of Thos. Anderson, near Catonsville, exploded, setting fire to the ktchen.
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