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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0944 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
Saturday, May 3, 1924—Page
(Continued from Page 2) Samuel A. Brooks, Mt. Oarmel—
They ought to be pulled down. They are bad things. It was bad enough when we had 20-mile speed limit signs through Hereford; now it's worse than ever.
Wm H. Green, Kingsville—
Signs should be put up to go slower instead of faster. The 35-mile speed limit signs may be alright in open country. Mrs. J. F. H Gorsuch, Fork—
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dren on the road; it is hard to keep youngsters from the road, and I think signs should be erected to go slower instead of faster.
Mrs. Edward Burton, Upper Falls—
I certainly do not approve of the 35-mile speed limit signs, especially when children living in the rural sections are compelled to use the roads going to and from school
Mrs. Benjamin D. Williams, Rider-wood—
The signs are alright—the speed limit all wrong. Where children must walk the roads 20 miles is fast enough.
Mrs. Geo. M. Klmberly, Catonsville—
My electric coupe cannot make 35 miles an hour, so the speed limit does not worry me, but its entirely too fast on roads which pedestrians are compelled to use.
R. A. Duke, President Pikesville Improvement Association—
Speaking for the Pikesville Im-
i provement Association, I might say
] that the Association has already for-
| warded a letter to the State Roads
Commission requesting the removal
of the 35-mile speed limit signs
John Henry White, Back River—
I ain't never been in er automobile yet, and don't expect ter git in one, but durn if I'm anxious ter git bumped off. Them 35-mile speed limit signs means a lot of us is going ter git bumped off.
Mrs. Wm H. Pearson, Butler—
There is entirely too much recklessness on good roads now, and for the State Roads Commission to tell all sorts of drivers to go to the limit is criminal. Clayton Wisnom, Hydes—
No judgment whatsoever was used in placing the 35-mile speed limit signs—whoever had charge of the work should have consulted local people as to danger points.
Isreal I. Berlin, Texas—
Very poor judgment has been used in placing the 35-mile speed limit signs.
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Jurors to serve at the May term of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County were drawn and are as follows:
First district—B. F. Griffin, Jacob T. Barger, Thos. M. Armacost, Augustus H. Brickman.
Secon ddistrict—Elbert D. Robos-son, Noah M. F. Walters, Hubert H. Harker.
Third district—Raymond A. Duke, Dougles Gorman, James L. Hubbard, G. H. Davall.
Fourth district—-G. C. Wreeler, Maartin J. Murphy, Orrick Naylor.
Fifth district—John Pearce, Chas. W. Martin.
Sixth district—John V. Albert C. Fetgates, Luther Williams.
Seventh district—Henry E W. Howard Miller, Clark H. aid.
Eighth district—Wm. H. Wight, Seth Daily, James J. Lindsay, Harry R. Grea.
Ninth district—Fred. W. Schnau-fer, Samuel A. Parks, Frank H. Haff, Harry A. Harris, Dr. George F. Sar-geant.
Tenth district—Nicholas H. Cockey A. J. Elliott.
Eleventh district—C. F. Schmidt, Frank E. Wight, George A. Walter.
Twelfth district—Benj. F. Creamer, Ferdinand Ei, William J. Kelley, Frederick Dickman.
Thirteenth district—J. A. Stuart, T. Parkins Scott.
Fourteent hdistrict—Frank L. J. Helwig, Edwin J. Stallknecht.
Fifteenth district—Elias Robertson, J. Wesley Hughes, Wm. E. Shunk, Frederick Sachs.
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DEATH CLAIMS JOHN H. KITE.
coaster car. The cause of the accident is uncertain.
Frank Sarsites, seventeen, 917 Burgundy street, fell from the same racer dip 20 minutes befofre Rohr-bach's accident. He told police that a man unknown to him, seized his arm as the car sped by.
Sarsites was taken to his home after first-aid treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Miss Emily M'Lane Merryman to Mr. John Sadler has been announced. She is a daughter of Mrs. E, Gittings Merry-man and the late Mr. Merryman, of Cockeysville, and is well known in social life in Baltimore county. ----------o----------
WHITE HALL WOMAN WEDS TIMONIUM MAN.
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John H. Kite, who resided in the White Hall section for years, succumbed to heart disease in his 8 5th year.
Mr. Kite was well known throughout the "upper end" and at the county seat, being a conspicuous figure by wearing one of the Fred Talbott style of hats.
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TOWSONITES RETURN FROM SEA SHORE.
Former State Senator James J. Lindsay, with Mrs. Lindsay and daughter, Anne, of Towson, returned this week from a stay at Atlantic City.
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UNEARTHS RARE COIN.
Mr. Wilmer W. Elliott, of White Hall, and Miss Annie Cockey, of Timonium, were married at Texas by Father Smith.
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"UPPER ENDER" IMPROVING.
Mr. Philip Markline, of White Hall, who has been confined to his bed or several months with a severe attack of rheumatism, is very much improved.
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WHITE HALL SOCIAL, CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Slade entertained the White Hall Social Club at their home recently.
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COCKEYSY'ILLE MAN RECENTLY PASSES 77TH MILESTONE.
William H. Wight, of Cockeysville, was a visitor at the Court House, at Towson, on Thursday. He recently celebrated his seventy-seventh birthday. Mr. Wight served as County Commissioner and was foreman of the grand jury five times.
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While digging a post-hole on his property, two miles north of Butler, Mr. T. C. Cole "unearthed" a silver coin which he has not been able, even with the assistance of experts, to find out just what it is.
It has a crown and all the emblems of the British Empire.
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OWINGS MILLS MAN WEDS BALTIMORE CITY WIDOW.
Mrs. Mary E. Dorsey, of Baltimore City, became the bride of Mr. J. A. Hohman, of Owings Mills, at Corpus Christi Catholic Church.
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OPERETTA GIVEN AT PIKESVILLE.
"Fairy Rose," the operetta, was given last night (Friday) at St. Monk's-on-the-Hill Parish House, Pikesville.
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NEW SCETION OF ARBUTUS TO BE DEVELOPED.
Nothing impresses the casual visitor to this community more than the wide extent of the suburban developments, according to J. W. Holloway For many miles in every direction spreads the vista of picturesque homes of peace and contentment.
The public outcry against existing transportation facilities and the great difficulty of meeting the demand for trolley service in the con stantly growing circle of suburban development emphasizes the value of developments within the service-zones.
The tracts still available for de velopment along the arteries of transportation are getting scarce. One of the few remaining tracts is the Teipe farm at Arbutus, which has recently passed into the hands of the J. W. Holloway Company, developers.
Twenty-five acres of this farm, fronting on the Halethorpe car line, were purchased last fall. Development work, including grading, drainage, streets and concrete sidewalks, has been in progress all winter. When completed the improvements will include water, gas and electricity.
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TWO INJURED IN RACER-DIP MISHAPS.
Two men were injured, one critically, in falls from the racer dip at River View Park.
Melvin Rohrbach, twenty-seven, 3002 Brighton street, Baltimore, is in St. Joseph's Hospital with a fractured skull after having plunged 50 feet to the ground from a roller-
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