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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-1005 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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%y'M, 1924.
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
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! LEXINGTON I MEAT | COMPANY
126 N. PACA ST.
BALTIMORE
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I Breast of Veal ..........10
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Seth Thomas Chime Clock
Genuine mahogany case, 9iin. high, 20i in. wide, eight-day Seth Thomas movement; quarter hour Westminster chime and hour strike on perfectly tuned rods—
$56.00
SETH THOMAS CLOCK Same style as above. Imitation mahogany; eight-day; strikes on two-tone rods,
$19.50
Other Seth Thomas Clocks $12.00 Up.
WM. J. MILLER
Cash Jeweler 28 East Baltimore Street
PLANS BEING WHIPPED INTO SHAPE FOR PONY SHOW.
All out-doors
invites your Kodak
And our Kodak counter helps you accept the invitation with Kodaks, Kodak Film, and quality finishing.
Autographic Kodaks $6.50 up
HERGENRATHER DRUG CO.,
401 York Road,
Towson - Maryland
Preparations are being whipped into shape for the annual pony show to be held on the place of Mr. H. F. Baker, on June 21st, in the Long Green Valley, for the benefit of Trinity Guild.
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NOW OCCUPYING KINGSVILLE
HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Taliferro and family are now occupying their summer home near Kingsville.
MRS. WILLIAM GREEN INJURES FOOT.
Mrs. William Green, of Kingsville, had the misfortune to injure her1 foot recently, and is now under the care of Dr. Benson.
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PHOENIX WOMAN ON ROAD TO RECOVERY.
Mrs. Victoria Kelly, of Phoenix, who has been quite ill with bronchitis, is on the road to recovery.
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HALF-CENTURY EMPLOYEE HONORED.
NO WONDER SOCOLOW LOOKS SAD.
Mr. S. Thomas Brown, for half a century an employee of Spring Grove State Hospital, was tendered ar dinner by the Board of Managers in honor of his golden jubilee.
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HELD IN $500 BAIL.
On the charge of assaulting Ernest Knabe, Vernon Armstrong, of Thistle, was held in $500 bail for the action of the Juvenile Court.
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WAR VETERAN FOUND AT FOOT ' OF EMBANKMENT.
Found seriously ill along the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Grays, J. H. Yorkburg, died while being taken for medical attention.
Little is. known of the dead man, who was about 33 years old. He registered last Saturday at the Howard House, Ellicott City, and gave his occupation as a clerk.
Yorkburg said he was a veteran of the World War and had been wounded in France.
The man was found lying at the foot of an embankment by Thomas Fredericks and Charles Cumberland.
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GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA CONCERT HELD.
The annual Glee Club and Orchestra concert of the Maryland State Normal School was given in the auditorium last night (Friday). The program consisted of selections by the Glee Club, vocal solos, duets and orchestra numbers.
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FOUNDER'S DAY CELEBRATED
AT SHEPPARD-PRATT
HOSPITAL.
Founder's Day was celebrated recently at the Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, Towson.
Addresses were delivered by Dr. Ross McC. Chapman, the present superintendent, and Dr. Edward N. Brush, the first superintendent of the institution.
The commencement exercises of the school for nurses at the Hospital will be held on J/ne 11. There will be seven graduates.
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MEN'S CLUB HEARS RETURNED TRAVELER.
The Men's Club of St. Timothy's P. E. Church, Catonsville, heard an address by Philip S. Morgan, who recently returned from Europe.
HORSE SHOW A SUCCESS.
Warden Sweezey of "The Pen" has turned two convicts loose to search for Hart up in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and "Noisy" thinks it would have been a dandy vacation for him—far away from uniformed guards and steel barred windows.
COUNTY BANKERS HONORED.
Milton J. Seward, president of the Overlea Bank, and Alex. D. Brooks, cashier of the National Bank of Cockeysville, were elected honorary vice-presidents of the Maryland Bankers' Association at the annual
PIKESV1LLE BATTERY HOLDS MAXEUYRES.
The One Hundred and Tenth
Field Artillery went through the
first of several spring maneuvres
convention held in Atlantic City re-] and battery drills on the armory
ceintly.
HENRY S. MAISEL SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY.
Henry S. Maisel, brother of Fritz Maisel, of the Baltimore Orioles, and of George Maisel, of the Toronto baseball club, died suddenly while at work near his home in Catonsville.
Mr. Maisel was unmarried and was 46 years old.
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"CONGLOMERATION" ADVERTISED IN "JEFF" TODAY.
grounds at Pikesville recently, under the command of Col. J. Craig Mc-Lanahan.
Speaking of conglomerations, the legal advertising pages of The Jef-fersonian today carry its share.
Besides giving notice of the public sale of the Toonerville line that until a short time ago plied its way back and forth between Towson and Timonium, there appears an advertisement of a cemetery on the German Hill Road; omnibuses, horse-drawn hacks and hearses, and a notice from the State Board of Undertakers.
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