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Saturday, January 12, 1924—Page 10
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
164 ACRES CONAEYED TO ROGERS FORGE GOLF CLUB.
A deed was filed at Towson by which Mrs. Fanny Fox Decker, conveys 164 acres to the Rogers Forge Golf Club. The consideration was
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POSTPONED TOWSON TOWN CLUB MEETING TO BE HELD MONDAY EVENING.
The annual meeting of the Tow-son Town Club scheduled for Monday last, has been postponed until Monday evening next, January 14, at which President S. Duncan Black will make his report.
From rumors gathered, Mr. Black will decline the Presidency for 1924.
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86 ACRES OF RIEMAN ESTATE
ON YORK ROAD DEEDED TO
JAMES KEELTY.
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A deed was placed on record in the Clerk's Office at Towson from Harry Fahnestock and Charles E. Rieman, surviving trustees, under
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the will of Joseph H. Rieman, to James Keelty, whereby the title to two tracts of land, containing approximately 86 acres, located on the West side of the York road, irnme-j diately North of the new City line, j is conveyed in fee simple. The deed recites a nominal consideration of $5, but the revenue stamps appended to the deed indicate a real consideration of $173,000.
The property is part of the Dumbarton estate. It will be developed for high class suburban homes. ----------o----------
OCCUPYING NEW HOME AT JOPPA HEIGHTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Popp and family are now occupying their new residence on the Joppa road, at Joppa Heights.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Sacra, of Baynesville, had as their recent guest, their son Maxwell, who is a school teacher at Mt. Zion.
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HEBBVILLE MAN CONVICTED OF KEEPING DISORDERLY HOUSE.
some of the residents of the neighborhood, there were frequent night parties at the Adreon home, drinking, dancing, much jazz music, and much noise. Adreon denied the charge, and a number of witnesses testified that they had never seen anything out of order at his house.
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GENERAL MANAGER OP RAILWAY CO., TO ADDRESS MEMBERS OF RALSTON IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
On Monday evening, the January meeting of the Ralston Improvement Association will be held in the Pikesville Public School, at which Mr. L H. Palmer, General Manager of the United Railways & Electric Company, will give a talk on the "Trolley Service."
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HAY BARRACK BURNS.
anchor probably for the last time, !gj off the Baltimore County water front — prior to its going to the plant of."" the-Boston Iron and Metal Company,! where it will be scrapped under the j disarmament treaty.
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DR. ROY P. SMITH TO OPEN DENTAL ROOMS AT COUNTY SEAT.
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Charles Edgar Adreon, of Hebb-ville, was convicted on Thursday in the Circuit Court at Towson of keeping a disorderly house. Sentence was suspended.
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ARRESTED A iD CHARGED WITH OPERATING AUTO WHILE "TIPSY." Dr. John Dorsey, of St. Helena, was arrested in Baltimore City, and charged with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor.
The patrolman making the arrest said he noticed the doctor's car zigzagging over the street. Dr. Dorsey was released on $1,000 bail.
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SOCIAL HELD AT ARNOLIA CHURCH.
The residence on West Pennsylvania avenue, Towson, formerly occupied by Dr. Daniel Jenifer, has been purchased by Dr. Roy P. Smith, who will, about April 1st, convert same into modern dental rooms. Miss Cornelia O .Smith, his sister, will be the attendant.
Dr .Smith is a graduate of the University of Maryland, and for the past ten years has been associated with Dr. L. W. Farinholt, former dean of the University, with offices at 318 North Charles street, Baltimore City.
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YOUNGSTER UNDERGOES OPERATION.
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A social was held last night (Friday) by the Epworth League of Ar-nolia M. E. Church, after which the election of officers was held.
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LONG GREEN GRANGE CHANGES MEETINGS.
At a recent meeting of Long Green Grange, it was decided to hold but one meeting a month, instead of two as heretofore.
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At the annual election of officers of the Order of Alhambra, Mr. William J. Foley, of Pikesville, was named Grand Commander of Alcala Caravan.
REVIVAL SERVICES AT AME'S CHAPEL.
Revival services began at Ame's M. E. Chapel, Pikesville, on Sunday last to continue two weeks. The affaiar is under the direction of the pastor, Rev. V J. Munger.
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CASHIER BACK ON JOB.
After being absent from his duties at the Pikesville National Bank for some time, due to illness, Mr. T. Earl Steffey, the cashier, is back on the job again.
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Dorothy M. Lamber, the three-year old daughter of Christopher Lambert, and the granddaughter of Henry W. Dickmyer, cashier in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, recently underwent an operation at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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MISS FLORENCE PIER SOL STUDY-ING TO BE NURSE.
Miss Florence Piersol, of Sunny-brook, has entered a Baltimore City hospital ,where she will go in training for a nurse.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. Mary Meisner, of Sunny-brook,, has announced the marriage of her daughter, Frances, to Mr. Norman Thomas, of Rutledge, Harford County, on December 31, 1923. The marriage took place at the parsonage of the Franklin Street Memorial Church, Baltimore City. They left immediately for an extended trip to California and other points in the West.
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VIRGINIAN GUEST IN "UPPER END."
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Thacker, of Corbett, had as their recent guest, Mr. Leroy Greiner, of Stuart Draft, Virginia.
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OFF TO FLORIDA.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Armstrong left Corbett recently for Orlando, Florida, where they will spend the winter.
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CORBETT COUPLE CELEBRATES 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Patterson, of "Manor View Farm," near Corbett, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently, an dhad quite a few callers to congratulate them upon the occasion.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION SEEKS AID OF COUNTY DELEGATION AT ANNAPOLIS.
The Baltimore County Board of Education has sent a letter to the Baltimore County delegation to the Legislature, relative to the imperative necessity for more school buildings, and the absolute impossibility to meet the demand from available funds. It is proposed to have a law enacted, submitting the proposition of issuing $1,250,000 additional bonds to erect school buildings, to the voters of the County. ----------o----------
MISS FENDLEY BECOMES BRIDE OF STEWART R. BROWN.
At the parsonage of the Towson M. P. Church recently, Miss Marie Catherine Fendley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fendley, became the bride of Mr. Stewart R. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Brown, of Sunnybrook, the ceremony having been performed by Rev. S. F. Cassen.
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