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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0328 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND M |P^ Saturday, October 25, 1924—Page 3
HARRISONVILI.E WOMAN NARROW ESCAPE.
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PARKVILLE MAN INJURED.
Mrs. Walter H. O'Dell, Liberty Road, Harrisonville, had a narrow escape from seriou sinjury, if not death, v. hen she fell through a trap door to the concrete floor of the *£ellar below. The door, which is rarely used, was open while workmen were installing a furnace, and Mrs. O'Dell was so fortunate as to tall on a pile of excelsior. She suffered severe shock and bruises, but is otherwise unhurt.
Mr. J. Johnson, of Parkville, was badly injured when he fell from a tower at the Gunpowder River. He was immediately removed to a Baltimore city hospital.
HALLOWEEN PARTY TO BE HELD AT COWENTON.
The P. G. Girls of Cowenton Church will hold a Halloween party in Gambrill's Hall on the evening of October 31st.
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RIDERWOOD GARAGE
T. E. COCKEY, Proprietor
! RIDERWOOD, MD. Phone, Towson 240
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Things have reached a pretty pass in Catonsville, where a youth can't steal a midnight kiss from his sweetheart without being suspected ot being one of the gang of thieves who have robbed a number of houses there recently.
It's come to the point where youths visiting their Catonsville sweethearts must leave early unless they want to be cross-questioned for an hour or so by the police. A warning to this effect has been issued following the apprehension of a youth early one morning recently who was running for the last car to the city after bidding his sweetheart good-night.
Halted by the police, who thought he was a member of the burglar gang, the youth told them where he had been and why he was running. It was not until the police had taken the youth back to his sweetheart's home to confirm his story that he was released. Then he had missed the last car to Baltimore and was forced to walk four miles to Irving-ton.
BONSAL HEARING POSTPONED.
The first open hearing in the marriage annullment proceedings filed by Leigh Bonsai, Jr., against Catharine McPhail Jenkins which was assigned to take place, on last Wednesday, was postponed. The hearing will be on the order of Court, requiring Bonsai to show cause why he should not pay Mrs. Jenkins $500 counsel fees and $25 per week alimony, and it will be assigned for an early date.
CHICKEN THIEVES BUSY.
J. W. Baker, superintendent of Lorraine Cemetery, has reported to the police that thieves entered his hen house, making off with 20 fouls.
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Six Cross Members,
The Star Car has more Cross Members than any automobile anywhere near its price, and more than most cars of any kind. They strengthen the foundation and furnish sturdy support for the important operating units.
COURT GARAGE
Phone 317 for Demonstration TOWSON, MD.
USED m& CARS
'22 SEDAN—In excellent condition........................$275.00
'28 TOURING—Starter and dems., good motor.............$275.00
'22 CHASSIS—Plain dem..................................$100.00
•17 DELIVERY—Plain clincher.............................$25.00
'14 TOURING—Plain clincher .............................$25.00
'17 TOURING—Plain clincher .............................$40.00
'20 COUPE—Starter, dem., in good condition ...............$200.00
'19 ROADSTER—Plain clincher, good condition .............$85.00
21 ROADSTER—Starter and dem.........................$125.00
'22 TOURING—Starter and dem., in good condition .........$250.00
'21 TOURING—Plain clincher ............................$100.00
PHONE OR WRITE FOR DEMONSTRATION.
USED PARTS AND BODIES OLD FLOORING CHEAP
HENRY RECKORD
Telephone, Towson 33
3 West Chesapeake Ave. TOWSON, MD.
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WM. F. ORTH, Prop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carroll are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son.
Miss Lillian Amnion and Mr. Marion C. Smith, of Essex, were married
recently.
Mr. Joseph H. Starrs of Fullerton, took Miss Florence M. Sperl, of Carney, as his bride, recently.
Mr. Charles E. Gill, of Ruxton, was quietly married to Miss Mildred Stiffler, of Cockeysville.
GIRL SCOUTS SEEK TO JOIN ALLIANCE.
Miss Margaret Carey and Mr. William Skipper, of Stevenson, were married recently.
Mr. A. Frederick Schlee, of Tow-son, was married recently to Miss Kathyrn McKenna, of Govans.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller and children were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laudenkloss, of Sweet Air.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rigdon of Harford county, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J Chapman, of Kingsville.
Miss Ruth Marshall has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stanley Shanklin, of Fork.
Mrs. C. A. Edwards, of Parkville, had the misfortune to fall, tearing the ligaments in her leg.
Mrs. J. Harman Schone, of Raspe-burg, who has been ill quite a while, is still confined to her room.
The condition of Mrs. C. W. Proctor of Cowenton, who has been indisposed, remains unchanged.
Application has been made by the Girl Scouts Council of Baltimore County for admission as a member agency of the Baltimore Alliance.
W. Frank Roberts, president of the Alliance, who was appointed by the executive committee, to take the application under consideration, will recommend its approval, it is understood.
Rapid growth of the local Girl Scouts movement and the council's approval of the methods used by the Alliance to raise funds for social and charitable organizations were given by the council in its letter as reasons for desiring to become a member agency of the Alliance,
"We have come to the definite conclusion," the letter stated, "that, in order to respond adequately to the rapidly growing interest in scouting, the energy and the time of the council should be given to the training of leaders and to the extension, standardization and more careful supervision of the Girl Scouts work, and not so closely confined to raising of funds."
EXAMINATION FOR RURAL CARRIER NOV. 22ND.
An examination has been announced by the U. S. Civil Service to take place on November 22nd, to fill the position of rural mail carrier at Lansdowne.
The test will only be open to citizens who are actually resideats in the territory where the vacancy exists.
CEDAR GROVE CHURCH SUPPER TONIGHT.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Lee, of Long Green, entertained the Long urday) Green Valley Farmers' Club recently
The Sunday school of the United Brethren Church at Cedar Grove will hold an oyster supper tonight (Sat-
The stork visited the home of Mr.,~ and Mrs. Raymond Wisnom, at Glen ^
Arm, leaving a dandy baby girl
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Donovan enjoyed a motor trip to Annapolis j % on Sunday last. | |