The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-02-17
Local Affairs


President l.. NJ. Hunt Of the SYNOD
All preach Sunday afternoon, febru
,'r 26 at st. Paul EV. Lutheran
,lulch, perlyman.
Representatives Of the Maryland
,orirultural Corporation will NEE
- the County Agents office on Satui'
IYy morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Those who are inclined to scoh "a
m, predictions Of the grounding nave
rrn forced to keep mighty quiet AYR
NC the past few wintry days,
The Ladies Aid Society of Mcken'
,,a NJ, f.. Church will hold an oystei
.,uuel in the X. of Z. Hall, Shawsrlile
n ihm sday evening, February 23rd'
MIR. John A. Evans handsome
.idencc property which includes IL
clcs of land has been sold to MI
frederick ". Ecklcs, of Baltimore, f"l
"A 900.
Reports of diphtheria cases and ru,
mn, of others have made people IN bel
IN ,athcl nervous the past few days
no serious cases have been
cportcd.
While YOU are sitting beside 4
mug fire with lots to eat don't forget
he game birds are down and out whIl"
u is on the ground. Save them
f. h little grain.
q Hartford editors We're represented
4 = meeting o. the Maryland state
&i,ors Association held in Annapol's,
/ tuesday by MessrS. Leo Moor" ard
5hn y. Wolthington, Jr.
Ii. T. Evans, Real Estate Agent,
I sold Mrs. Florida Deckman's prop
4 near Bynum Station to Mr.J. VA T.
4 smith on private terms. Mr. SmltA
les possession April list.
The scarlet fever which earned Gil
member OF Mr.. William c. link
M, family and laid the Others low
been gotten under control and all
on the road to recovery.
The Woman's Guild of Emmam-
Church will give a chicken salad
oyster supper in the Armory
"Wednesday February 22nd. q p. Nj
ps and candy will be for sale.
MFRS. Virginia l.. kahl, wife of FL
H. kahl, died in Baltimore, o.
.yhe,day. Funeral services wee
from the residence of her SiSte'
Louis Helm on Saturday afte
Mr. Frederick Lee CobouIn, asSip-
on Monday sold the X. Frank Nit
Il property of $40 acres in the Thir.i
trict to Mr.. Frank r.. Baker for
900. Mr.. &. c. Boyle, conducted
sale.
KMrs. Elizabeth Carcaud, widow of
ate Thomas Carcaud died ut the
of her son James +. Carcaud
the Hickory on Tuesday, Fcbru
18th and funeral services We're held
Friday.
Miss Hazel Walker, daughter o.
Bertha Walker, of Forest Hill and
Chester Everett, son Of Mr.. Al Il
W. w. Everett, of Forest Hill,
e quietly married in Ellicott City
Saturday.
Mr. George X. Burnett, who mar
Miss Florence Holland, died at his
b. in Baltimore on Friday of heart
,asr. He was 10 years OF age. Flu
NAseIvices took place from his late
H. on Monday.
l The ladies OF Asbury VI. +. Church
! cttsvilIc, will hold an apron social
] Friday night ut the parsonage,
a,sssal .ar,l literary program will b,
Icied, also refreshments for sale,
yone cordially invited.
A meeting of the Aldino Road As
|ltIOn will be held at Aldino on next
(day evening. After the road stu
has been discussed Mr.. c. r.
Ln will tell of the Agricultural Cor
tion. A large attendance is urged
A quiet wedding was performed
Ery. +. =. Fellenbaum at the VI. f.
onage, Woodbury. on "Wednesday
noon, Feb. 18th when Miss r.. Jul
mithson became the bride of Bar.
y. Tucker. Both are well known
sid"nts Of Forest Hill.
The Jalrcttsvillc WOman's Clut
VI hold It's next meeting Wednesday
&fuuary 22nd at the home Of MIS-
\ vry Gross. At this time Mrs. Mar
{. Bell, Specialist from the TX
sion Service, College Park, will tall
Household Management"
darlington Auxiliary of the Rec
i will give Il card party in th'
hall on the evening of February
hd for the benefit of the Harfor'
Vmty Chapter. A most enjoyable
&nng has been planned for thcs'
H. play cards and those who do not
L Mr.. Clarenda l.. Meredith, wifi
I the late $. Whitecield Meredith
Ird at the home of her daughter, Mrs
1 Oscar Almony, of White Hall, OF
H. day. Funeral services are to b.
cid to-day friday at i. VI. an'
n cement will be in West libert!
Cemetery.
With the approval of Judge RoN
be- Affairs of the Princess Weavlni
MIL. Of Havre de Grace, were woun'
up q few days ago by the receivers an
a Organization effected. The ne'
concern began work last week rs IN
be- apeake Weaving Mills, Inc. an
'a. q large force on its payroll.
Farmer patrons Of the Lancastt
girultural Trust Company, who los
100 100 through the treasurer of tn
Institution specializing with il fund!
AZ getting some consolation out of tn
'd'i that the guilty party has Just BE-
'tn CRYING a twenty two and a hal
'a05 term in the penitentiaiy. The
ave- no doubt this sort of mcdicln
make hi, successors step MOI
cautiously.
Alr William f.. Green was clecte
l'' eek a manager of the HarTe q
H#g baseball team. PoughkeepS
h"urcdy will be on the mound Il
Il N-.ru tie Grace and the new manage
ir'0platIug a seml-profcs'ion'
1..' Y fur emergencies. If all III
"e hen Of material on the ott
Of the river Al" correct "emel
f'0..s for Hartford teams will
..H' frequent.
nr . year oil daughter of VI
Nv" Mis-. f.. 7. Logan, Of Havrc {
'."H was painfully injured fe