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Page 2—Saturday, December 20, 1924.
JONiAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
JOINT MEET TODAY.
A joint meet of the Elkridge Hounds, Inc., and the Harford Hunt Club will be held today (Saturday) at the Harford Club House at 11 A. M.
ENTERTAINMENT AT VERNON
M. E. CHURCH NEW
YEAR'S EVE.
A Christmas entertainment will be held in Vernon M. E. Chuch, White Hall, on New Year's Eve.
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MARTIN J. BARRY
Charles Street and Lafayette Avenue VErnon 4183 BALTIMORE, MD.
WARD'S M. E^ ELECTS
At a recent meeting of the Sunday-School hoard of Ward's M. E. Chapel, the following officers were named for the ensuing year: George W. Berry, Sr., superintendent; C. Albert Kel-ley, assistant; Miss Ida Kelley, secretary; William Mielke, treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence Oursler, pianist; Mrs. H. H. Harker, president of Junior "Department; Miss A. Lue O'Dell, vice-president of the Junior Department.
ENTERTAINMENT AT LONG GREEN TUESDAY.
On Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Long Green School and Improvement Association a Christmas entertainment will be held.
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MILD EPIDEMIC OF FLU PREVALENT IN STATE.
Officials of the State Health Department report a mild epidemic of grip prevails in Maryland. So far this month 95 cases of influenza have been reported to the State Department compared to 50 cases in November. The epidemic is expected to disappear with the advent of cold, clear weather.
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40 YEARS OF STABILITY
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Insurance in Force.............$15,000,000
ClaiinsPaid Since Organization $7,000,000
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KINGSVLLLE YOUNGSTER BREAKS THUMB.
While playing at school, little Adam Blum, of Kingsville, had the misfortune to break his thumb.
DEATH CLAIMS J. FRANK LEIB.
J. Frank Leib, a resident of Tow-son, and one of the most prominent figures in local shipping circles, for 37 years chief of the United States Marine and Statistical Department, dropped dead in his office in the Custom-house, Baltimore city,
Following an investigation Southern District Coroner Otto Reinhardt said that death was due to heart failure and ordered the body taken to the home of Leib's widow at Washington and Pennsylvania avenues, Towson.
According to Oliver Firor, a clerk, Leib entered his office apparently in the best of health and was seated at his desk when he collapsed. Firor called Dr. Nelson Bryon, Deputy Collector of Customs, from the ad-jijoning office, who pronounced Leib dead.
The dead man was sixty-three years of age and known to all shipping men and sea captains, as he had direct charge of clearing ships from Baltimore city.
JOLLY JUNIORS TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT SHAWAN.
On Monday evening the Jolly Junior Club of Shawan School will give a Christmas entertainment. If the weather is inclement it will be held on Tuesday evening.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT AT SWEET AIR TONIGHT.
Tonight (Saturday) a Christmas entertainment will be held at Sweet Air School, it having been arranged by the teacher, Miss Treut.
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MISS EVELYN WYATT GRAVES DEAD.
Miss Evelyn Wyatt Graves, 30 years old, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Graves, at Sudbrook Park. She is survived by her parents and two sisters, Miss Elizabeth Graves and Miss Sophia L. Graves. Funeral services were conducted at the home by the Rev. Roger M. Walke, rector of St. Mark's-on-the-Hill. Burial was in the cemetery of St. Thomas-in-the-Valley.
J. G. ROGERS DIES IN HOSPITAL.
John Gough Rogers, 75 years old, retired Annapolis business man, who formerly was engaged in farming in this county, died at the Emergency Hospital following a stroke of paralysis. Funeral services were held at St. Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church. Burial was in the cemetery of St. John's Church, Worthington Vally.
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OELLA POSTOFFICE CLASSIFIED.
The postoffice at Oella has been put in the fourth class, the Postmaster General's Department has announced. Harry S. Clements will be retained as postmaster.
CRIMINAL DOCKET TO BE TAKEN UP JANUARY 12TH.
The criminal docket will be taken up on January 12 in the Circuit Court at Towson, but assignments have not yet been made by State's Attorney Jenifer.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FILED AT COUNTY SEAT.
Articles of incorporation of the Merridale Improvement Association of near Catonsville, were filed at Towson. The incorporators are W. W. Widerman, H. D. Evans, S T. Wright and Charles J. Curran.
Articles of incorporation of the Utilities Contracting Company were filed. It will engage in the business of contracting engineering, and will have an office at Towson. The incorporators are Martin J. Wiest, Donald McKee and Edward H. Baker. Capital stock authorized is $25,000.
Articles of incorporation of Wm. E. Miles & Co. . were filed. The company will engage in by-products of slaughtered cattle, and will have an office on Wilkens avenue. The incorporators are R. Delories Miles, Wm. E. Miles, Jr., and Richard R. Miles The authorized capital stock is $100,000.
WHITE HALL AID SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS.
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GASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
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Daily Until 7:30 P. M.
At a meeting of the White Hall Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church, held on Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Wiley the annual election was held, with the following officers: President, Mrs. Clara Baumgartner; vice-president, Mrs. Ella Baldwin, secretary, Mrs. Howard H. Wiley; asst. secretary, Miss Ada Burns; treasurer, Mrs. W. Evans Anderson. Mrs. Anderson has served as treasurer for the past twenty-three years. The receipts for the year amounted to $207.35, and the disbursements to $196.15, leaving a balance of $11.20. It was decided to hold a chicken supper and bazaar, and an effort will be made to make it a very large affair.
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DUNDALK CLERGYMAN PREACHES AT WHITE HALL.
Rev. Mr. Kerr, of Dundalk Community Church, exchanged pulpits with Rev. Dr. T. W. Bailey of the White Hall Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
FERDINAND C. DUGAN'S WILL PROBATED AT TOWSON.
Ready to set up, including all necessary pipes and registers for 2-story house.
Extra heavy enamel kitchen sink
Bathtubs, enamel, all sizes. Exceptional values.
Toilet Set
Comla tins of white porcelain tank, Vitreous china bowl, seat and all fittings. $32 value. Special,
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
820 N Howargl
The will of Ferdinand C. Dugan, well-known lawyer, who lived at Catonsville, was probated in the Orphans' Court at Towson, and he bequeaths his estate to his widow, Mrs. Melaine Dugan, and is written in the handwriting of the testratrix. The will, in part, is as follows: "Melaine, wife dearest, I leave you everything I have absolutely. Say to my dear ones for me:
'Keep the faith;
Live in Peace,
Pray for daddy's soul.'
"At the thought of parting, my heart grows very heavy."
Hammond Dugan, the brother of the executrix, is named as executor of the will.
In early life Mr. Dugan was elected on the Democratic ticket a member of the House of Delegates, and was the son of the late Cumberland Dugan, prominent business man.
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An opinion was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson by Judge Walter W. Preston in the case of Wm. A. phelps against A. Carvil Foster, granting an injunction restraining the defendant from obstructing a roadway in the Seventh district, over which the complainant claims to own a right of way. Judge Preston says in part:
"It appears that the complainant and his predecessors in title have been using the road in question for more than forty years. It is difficult to establish a right of way by prescription; the requirements are very particular, but there are cases where such rights are established, and I think this is one of them."
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DEATH CLAIMS MRS. DYDIA A. DAILY.
ESTABLISHED 1868
Mrs. Lydia A. Daily, aged 65, wife of Jesse N. Daily, formerly of Middletown, Sixth district, and one of the caretakers of the Towson Court House, died on Sunday at her home at Mt. Washington. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Jesse W. and Harry N, Daily, and six daughters, Mrs. Medora Wil-helm, Mrs. Belle V. Chaffman, Mrs. Grace Brown, Mrs. Emma Cole and Mrs. Violet Deitz. Mrs. Daily was the daughter of the late Daniel S. Wilson, of Rayville. Funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev. Edward Taber. Burial was at Mt. Zion Cemetery, near Freeland.
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Graduate Practipedist
589 York Road TOWSON, MD.
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Fine Assortment of Felt Slippers.
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Plumbing and Heating
No. 4 W. Chesapeake Ave. TOWSON, MD.
Phone, Towson 505
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209 Guilford Avenue
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EAST PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Near York Road.
TOWSON, MD.
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Residence, Tuxedo 2479
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