The Baltimore County union, the Towson news. (Towson, Md.) 1909-1912, 1909-11-13

Marriage Licenses for OctOber.-Dur1ng
the month of October Clerk of the Court Will
lam p Cole issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing persons:
Frederick T. Billings to Romano LeMoyne.
Eugene w. Weakley to Ethel G. Goodwin.
John Duer to Agnes Barton.
John r. Fitzell to Emma Lynch.
Carl F. Wildberger to Catharine E. Runge.
VIM. F. Kirkwood to Lydia B. Smith.
VIM. L. Quinn to Jane G. Gardner.
Harry G. Ensor to Sarah B. Ensor.
Winter w. Myers to Bertha A. Lockard.
Eugene A. Widemaier to Kate Kertisz
George P. Cooper to Annie B. Dorgan.
John Booth to Carrie Stintz.
Fredk. G. Magsamen to Emma E. Winkler.
E. Wright Allen to Ida R. Howard.
Jas G. Wilson, Jr., to Catharine n. Thomson
Alonzo W. Hammett to Bertha l.. Williams.
Chas. Zimmerman to Florence Hennigan.
Charles H. Grebe to Elizabeth A. Jones.
William Boerner to Agatha Zellers.
George W. Williams to Minnie l.. Decker.
Ernest E F. Enge to Hermenia Koppelhuber
Albert H. Parlett to Mary j. Dawson.
Walter M. Gresham to Zullah E. Sinclair.
William f. Bruce to Mary A. McNeal.
Stanton E. Bowen to Matte NJ. Boblits.
Charles H. Owings to Mary D. Rawlings.
Johnnie Crime to Annie G. Murak.
Louis M. Morris to Margaret NJ Eberly.
Willard F. Roster to Jennie Simpson.
Joseph E. Smith to Elsie M. Buckingham.
Earl Beares TO Elsie M. Green.
Charles H. Troyer to M. Janette Kay.
John A. Young to Ethel May Penn.
John r. Jarrett to Amanda Wenk.
Edward B. Cook to Dorothea E. Butsch.
Leonard Everett to Elizabeth Rau.
Richard Hentschel TO Elenora F. Henns.
VIM. JIG. Rinehardt to Scholastika Hoffeld.
George n. Hoffman to Frances G. Crossmore.
Joseph Yuhn to Amelia A. Ay.
Ralph A. Poole to Helen V. Richardson.
D. Allan Sparks to Emily r. Hutchins.
Lawrence s. Clarke to Laura V. Graffln.
Harry NJ. Grafton to Jennie H. Cook.
Ralph M. Sheridan to Edith M. Cockey.
William Scraver to Ricka Schultz
Edward j. Butler to Annabelle l.. Merryman
VIM. W. Harrington to Sarah Goodwin.
Clarence +. Burgan to Lily K. Seymour.
Victor Wilson to Gertrude Lee Unduch.
Harry E. Reininger to Minnie L. Matthews.
Charles j. Peach to A. Lorena Miller.
Walter Smith to Josephine G. Hoshall.
Alpheus ]. David to Florence A. Keller.
Joseph E. Parrish to Bessie NJ. Lowe.
David E. Bernhart to Florence klnnlcker.
Howard LeBrune to Henrietta Manning.
Thomas S. Chambers to Mary d. Jessop.
Morgan J. Crouch to Mary E. Howard.
Edgar Wilhelm to Estey NJ. Hall.
Arthur Owens to Mabel Gray.
Parker s. Burbank to Helen 7. Sayre.
Walter g. Merritt to Alice A. Lynch.
CoLoRED.
Frank Dorton to Dora V. Moles.
Gerard Boyd to Nellie Haynes.
Sylvester j. Price to Louisa Stanley.
John I. Curry to Mary L. Harris.
John Allen to Tobika Rollins.
John c. Able to Fannie l.. Bates.
Oscar W. Robinson to Martha ]. Jemison.
James w. Pully to Elizabeth A. Hill
Richard Smith to Lydia Brown.
Cary l. Ebb to Cora Y. Dorsey.
George S. Pethus to Carrie A. Holiday.
Lawrence Waters to Eliza Quickley.
Farmers, Climbs Don't Want Change
The Falston Farmers Club and the Junior
Gunpowder Agricultural Club have taken de-
cided action against the farmers institutes OF
the State being placed under the supervision
of committee selected from the board OF trus-
tees of the Agricultural College, instead OF
being supervised by Director William h.
Amoss, as heretofore. A committee, with Mr..
Charles A. Councilman as chairman, has or,
dered that the institute season be EXTENDED
over the whole year, instead of three months,
and that the lecturers for the institutes be Sc
lected from men in the Agricultural college
and Experiment Station and farmers IN the
State, instead of the principal lecturers coming
from other states.
w.C.T.U. Elects Of6cers.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Reisterstown
met in the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Julia Haughey
presiding. The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Philip R. Owings; vice-presl-
dents, Mrs. Frederick Fowble, Mrs. julia
Haughey and Miss Clara Keagy; recording
secretary, Mrs. Kate Conrad Corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frederick Fowble; treasurer
Mrs. Julia Haughey.