The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-12-11

days this week with Baltimore
relatives.
| Miss May Johnson has gone to
the Methodist Hospital. Philadelphia,
for treatment.
DR.. and Mrs. H. e. Kelsey, OF
Baltimore, were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing.
Miss Hannah Kirk and Ned
Worthington, of Baltimore, were
Sunday visitors Of friends here. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Job w. Kirk and
son, were visitors this week of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Pyle, Philada.
Paul Keen enjoyed a weekend
visit at the home of his brother,
Leslie Keen and family, Trenton,
New Jersey.
Mrs. Barclay Gyles and son AL
fred, have been spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tomlin-,
son, Manona, Pa. So
The Komrade Klub was very
pleasantly entertained on Thursday
evening last by Mrs. r. e. Dodson, at
/. her home on Cherry street.
w. Calvin Reynolds visited his
brother, Frank Reynolds, at Media,
on Saturday. The latter met with a
very serious accident some weeks
ago, but is now on the road to
recovery. e
Joseph M. Dean, aged 81 years, a
commander in the United States
Navy, and Mrs. Enid w. Henifer,
aged 26 years, of GIG West 14Sth
street, New York, were married in
Elkton last week. The groom was
divorced in China in 1928, and the
bride divorced in Mexico, this year
Clarence H. Krauss, of Rising
Sun, and Miss Violet Reynolds, of
| Oxford, were quietly married by
brew. Thos. p Mckee, at West Not
tingham Manse, Tuesday afternoon
December /. The bride had been
employed in store in Philadelphia
for some time. The newly-weds will
reside in this town, where the
groom is in the garage business.
The University of Delaware, at
Newark, has an enrolment OF 66S
students in the University, S75 in
Delaware College and 293 in the
Women's College. This is the larg-
sst enrolment in the history OF
he University.
J.. A. Dozen, the Bel Air attorney
convicted of embezzlement, was sem
| .enced to eight years in the Mary
land penitentiary by Judge Harlan
Of the Hartford County Circuit Court
Nine other, indictments against
Dozen for embezzlement We're stetted
The new annex to the High
J School building at North East. was
occupied for the first time last week.
The new portion of the building
gives two additional rooms and an
office for the principal.
Three hundred dollars fine and
ninety days in Jail is what Algie
Thompson, of Newark, Del, was
t given for driving an auto while he
: was drunk. This is the kind OF
r medicine needed by drunken auto
drivers.
Byron Rawson, OF. North East,
, was the victim of an assault while
/ making the sale Of car at Calvert
last week. 1t seems that the father
of the boy interested in the car, OBJ
l pActed to the sons purchase and at
T. tackled Mr.. Rawson with an iron
bar, necessitating several stitches
t being taken to close the wound.
The Bible Glass of North East
M. e. Sunday school has organized
: by electing the following officers:
: President, Mrs. Roberta Shippers
t Vice-President, Mrs. d. ]. Givan;
I Secretary. Mrs. Annie Wilson, treas
urer, Mrs. John Voshell; teacher,
: ID. ]. Givan, pastor; ass'ts., Mrs.
n Roberta Shippers; Miss Annie Sim
i coe, Mrs. d. J. Givan.
The Farmers Trust Company, OF
n Newark, Del, has awarded the con-
tract for the erection in that town OF
s a modern banking house for their
n occupancy The contract was award
S ed to the Tilghman-Mpyer CO.. Of
S allentown. Pa. These contractors
S erected the handsome banking build
e ing of the National Bank OF Rising
Sun,
3 Graduation exercises of Geldey
d College, Wilmington, was held Dec
n l, when a class OF 9S graduates
received their diplomas. Among the
h graduates were: Clara Viola Boil
J. linger, Elkton; Clifford Bucking
ham, Newark; Cecil A. Churehman
North East, R. D.; Helen A. Ewing
;. Childs; j. e. Higgins, Dorothy Hof
2 fecker and Reba McConaughey
d Newark; Eleanor Walton, Iron Hill
v Evelyn M. and ida 4. Worrall
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