Evening journal., 1915-10-18
ELKTON BOY BREAKS
ARM IN FOOTBALLPLAY
Town Improvement Club
Offers Prize to Boys
Corn Club
AUTOS HIT, BUT
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Nd, Oct. ls.-The ElSton
Improvement Association has offered a
prize of $40 to the Boys Corn Club. of
Cecil county, to be awarded at the fair to
be held in the armory on October q and
2s.
What might have been fatal acci-
dent occurred on the road from AIiller's
Corner Newark road, on Thursday after
noon. A big auto truck from the Scott
mill ran into a Cadallac touring car from
Baltimore, breaking the running board
of the car, and doing great damage TO
the truck. The occupants of the car
were not injured. ?. D. Clark, the
owner Of the truck, was badly bruised.
The following new names have been
added to the general committee of the
Cecil County Fair: Webster White, Viii
liam B. Davis, Alfred r. McVey, John
II. Black, Thomas Weaver, James
Groome Steele, o. P. Hagerty. Ralph fl.
Rees, John H. Kimble, Abraham H.
Mendenhan, James Maxwell, Reuben
Reynolds, S. I. Shippers, w. j. Falls and
! /. Wayne Reynolds.
At meeting of the various commit
tees of the Cecil County Fair held in
Council Hall on Friday evening, Joseph
Matthew McVey, superintendent of
schools, was elected president of the
Fair Association, Frank I. Whitney,
secretary, and John H. Terrell, assistant
secretary and treasurer.
1.-THE Tome Trail" a paper published
yearly at the Tome School for Boys. at
Port Deposit. will be managed by the
officers elected on Friday A Whining
ton, Del, boy, Wilfred Pyle, is one of
the assistant editors. The editor-in-
chief is Wilton r. Dumble, of Marion.
Ohio.
On Thursday a double wedding was
witnessed by many friends of the two
contracting parties, in Bay View Prot
Iestant Church by the pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. Raum. Miss Nellie B. Hilaman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hila-
man, became the bride of Smith c. Nc
Ginns. Miss Florence R. Phillips, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, was
married to Guy c. Redman.
While playing football at the Elktou
High School a few days ago, William E,
Renshaw broke his arm.
Richard X. Barnes, Of Charlestown,
was here on Saturday-Airs. Elizabeth
H. Harris spent Thursday in Whining
Cornelius Sullivan, of Philadel-
lphia. was an Elkton visitor on Satur-
lday-Mrs Eloise w. Ash spent part Of
last week in Baltimore-Nliss Henrietta
Hague will leave shortly for the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition--John Harris, OF
Baltimore. has returned to that city
after three months visit 10 his
mother, Mrs. James H. Harris, here
Miss Emma Jacquette, Of "The Pines,
was an Elllton visitor on Saturday
Miss Josephine Coyle, of Landenberg
Pa. was the guest of friends here on
Satuday-Nlr and Mrs. Victor Ru'
dulph Bennett. have returned TO then
home in Elkton. after spending The
summer on Elk river-Aliss Mary f
Miller, of Port Deposit, has returned
from a visit to Philadelphia-Mi Mel
lie Booth has rented her farm and vii
occupy her residence on East MaiI
street--W. J. Falls, of North East, wa
here last week-Avery Morgan LEFT
Elkton last week for Laurel Del, wher'
he has secured a position-Boy P. Nc
: Clennshan, Of Port Deposit, was re
cent visitor here-Leland Price, of VIII
, mington. has returned from a shor
visit TO his parents in Warwick-Mrs
Jesse Bedwell is visiting relatives Il
. Philadclphia-Mr and Mrs. Georg
ORrien. Of Wilmington spent Sunda,
with Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Reynolds, o
Port Deposit-.NIr. and Mrs. A. R. Mer