The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-12-08
Rel AIR, MD, DECEMBER 9Th. 1922
Local Affairs

The wilma 1. 4. ID. VIII hees -
Bleak Heights School on Wednesday
evening, December 18th at sP. M.
Miss Helen Adams of Philadelphia
was the guest of Miss Ariel Close for
the Thanksgiving holidays.
AN evening of song will be enjoyed
MT the M. E. Church, Bel Air, on next
Sunday, when pieces old and new, sa-
cred and patriotic will be rendered.
-aPeter Rabbit" announces the fact
that beginning with Monday, Decem-
her the 18th, he will keep his shop
open in the evenings until nine O'CLOCK
--Messrs. E. Tucker & Co. Of For
est Hill, will keep their store open each
week night until after the holiday sea-
son.
The Epworth League Of Centre M.
r. Church will hold social this Satur-
day evening at 8 P. M. in the Odd
Fellows Hall, Forest Hill.
The Christian Endeavor Society
sof Deer Creek Church will hold sur
prise social at the parsonage on De-
cember goth.
The Woman's Guild of Bel Air
Presbyterian Church will hold cake
and delicatessen sale at the home Oh
Mrs. J. Edwin Webster on Friday al
ternoon at 8 o'clock, December 9Th.
The Hopewell Christian Endeavor
Society will hold Social in the lecture
room of the church on Friday evening,
Dec. 8, the program is to start prompt
Iy at 7.3O o'clock.
-"Old New Hampshire Home, a
three act drama, will be given in the
W.C.T.U. Hall at Forest Hill on Dec
u,eber 18th for the benefit Of the Bible
Glass of the M. f. Church.
Through the agency Of Mr.. s. +.
Cameron, Mr.. w. C. Raley, Of Fallston,
has sold his stock Of merchandise and
leased his store to Mr. Fred Gosewish.
The new purchaser takes possession
at once.
\A"Joe" Vetri, who conducts barber
shop, in the Main st. shop, recently
purchased by Mr.. Joseph r. Coale, has
bought Mr.. Charles Browns building
lower down the street formerly used
as a music store.
Combining Thanksgiving dinner
with the celebration Of the twenty-hrst
birthday of their daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Swift, Mr. and Mrs John r Poe enter
tained~a number of friends and rela-
tives on Thursday last.
Sale of the acre John M.
Street, place near Prospect has been
made through Mr.. d. Paul McNabb,
Of the Strout Farm Agency. Mr.. Al
bert Allison, of Baltimore, purchas-
ed the property for 81 900 cash.
Friends of Mr.. Earl Thompson
will regret to learn that he has suf-
fered a breakdown in health and Is
compelled to temporarily give up bus
mess it is hoped that little rest and
change of scene will soon restore
him to his usual vigor.
A wire from the National Grain
Show announces that Mr.. G. ID. Rade-
baugh got first and eleventh places on
corn in the Fourth Region. Mr.. Hen
nv Rigdon ranked fifteenth. A COM
plete list of Hartford winners will be
given next week.
Mr.. ]. w. Neikirk reports the sale
of the Galley Street, property, located
on the road from st. Mary's Church
TO Strawbridge's store, TO Mr.. W. u.
Andrews, of Kentucky. The purchase
price for the 100 acre tract was not
made public.
.&-Mrus. pl.saas-Ie hinaan, -formarip
Of Harfofd, died suddenly on Tuesday
night Of last week at the home of Mr..
Harry Il. Karr, In Roland Park. She
was " years old. Funeral services
were held from the Karr residence on
Friday afternoon and interment was
in Druid Ridge Cemetery.
Miss Fannie C. Walker left Perry
man on the first by rail for Miami,
Florida, where she will have the man.
agement of Department store,
branch of one in. Jacksonville where
she has acted as cashier for number
of years.
Z A fine of one cent each and costs
was the medicine meted out by JUS
tice Biddle of Rock Hall, to several
boys who stripped companion and
thrashed him with q buggy whip be-
cause he cheered for an opposing
school soccer team. The whipped boys
parents are disgruntled with the sem
tence and will endeavor to have indict.
ments found by the Cecil Grand jury.
Patrons of the Bel Air Electric
Company will regret to learn that Mr..
Charles Stephens has severed his con-
nection with that company. Mr.. Steph-
ems possesses the happy faculty Of
handling vexatious problems without
ruffling anyone, and during several
years of service ironed out many wrin-
kles to the mutual satisfaction OF all
concerned.
"A week of dedicatory services will
be held for the new Community Church
at Webster during the week Of Decem-
Der 10th an elaborate program has
been arranged with visiting ministers
and musicians In attendance, while in
teresting services will be held each ev-
ening during the week. The new
CHURCH nOuStB Tile Wcbtcyai Nh0PNh
and Lapidum congregations.
MIR. Henry T. Croker, Ford
Agent, is making improvements on
the Cortland Street side Of his prop
erty; when completed he will have an
admirable plant for his business.
Centrally located, with entrances on
two of the principal streets Of the
town and about 1000 square feet OF
floor space ample facilities are pro-
vided to display and, when necessary,
yepair the universal car"
Maryland stands second this year
in corn packing. The total for the
entire country amounted TO IL ,419,OO0
cases of "a cans to the case. Though
considerably larger than the output OF
1921, It was far below the production
Of 1920. Iowa's pack this year was
1869 900 cases, while that Of Mary
land was ,944, 900. Illinois, which had
first place In 1921 and second place In
1920 dropped this year to third with
1889 900 cases.