The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-05-08
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Wear white carnation. in her
honor.
The half mile stretch of concrete
road, from the Jos. T. Grove farm
to Blue Ball, has been completed.
Horticulturists report that neither
peach or apple orchards have been
injured by frosts. Both crops
promise to be good.
The Aberdeen Fire Company will
hold their annual carnival in that
town on July 3rd to July lltn'
inclusive.
Thieves entered the home OF
Justus Dunbar, OF Elkton, one night
last week and stole some clothing
and a small sum Of money.
Fred H.. Lewis, of Elkton, has
been reappointed a member OF the
BOARD of School Commissioners TOT
Cecil county by Governor Ritchie.
Odd Fellows from Rising Sun
Elkton, Perryville and North East
attended services at the IN. y.
church in the latter town on sun
day morning last.
The students of North East High
school will present the three ac'
comedy, Back Bone" IN tne
a. A. R. Hall of that town, on Iues-
day evening, May IL.
creditors Of the defunct SECOND
National Bank of Elkton nave re-
ceived dividends from the receiver
amounting to so per cent Oh 'nen
claims against that institution.
The dwelling house at the corner
az Whig and Bow streets in EiKton,
formerly owned by the Natlonai
Rank. has been bodily moved 70
now site on Bow street, owened py
Robert Rudolph.
The Black Barren Springs Fair
Association has elected Joseph A.
Kirk. president; Chester Powell
Vice President; w. F. Tollinger'
Secretary; Ross ulrich, Assistant
and + p. Glackin, Treasurer.
The Northern Maryland Electrle
Company has filed application Wild
the Public Service Commission o.
MARYLAND, for permission to begin
the construction of four poles routes
IN Hartford and Cecil counties.
Lewis Krapf, while cleaning uF
his machine at the plant OF tine WI
canized Fibre Co., in Newark, Del.
had his right hand and forearm
badly mangled. by being caugnt III
the gears. Two fingers we 9
amputated.
Magistrate Scotten, OF ElKton'
Aned Edward Johnson, OF Newark
s25 and costs for carrying concealed
deadly weapons, and $40 and costs
q each of three motor vehicle OF
fenses-displaying wrong markers
having ON licenses. and having he
title.
Elkton Rotary Club has eiecleo
tba Yollowing officers: President
John H. Terrell; Vice President
Ralph Andrews; Secretary-Treas-
urer. william C. Feehy; Directors
c T. Gardner, Daniel S. Terreii
william j. Davis, w. g. Harris ane
\ Wallace Williams.
Hugh Fails. of Port, Deposit, mas
accepted the position vacated es
.teseph It. Richards, of Rising Sun
as Eastern shore representative OF
the U. S. Cartridge Company, witn
headquarters, in Baltimore. MT
Richards is now with the Winchester
Repeating Arms Company as tneii
Eastern Shore Representative.
The Rising Sun Klan receiving III
invitation from Rev. j. A. Scout
pastor of Octoraro M. E. Church, tt
attend the Sunday afternoon ser
vice. responded with the largest con
gregation he has ever had there
The Khan presented him with
substantial purse as a token o
thanks for the interest taken in Tn
work the Khan lis doing in SERVING
and sacrificing for the right.
With the finding Of the body o
Captain Samuel Charles, OF tn
power freight boat, " Andrew Wood
ALL" which was burned in the uppe
Bay one night in last December D,
Captain Wilmer. a fisherman o
Betterton on the shore about hal
mile below the town, last week
the remains OF five of the eigh
members Of the crew Of the craf
have been recovered. Papers fodn'
es'tbP corpsa and examination by hi
SON established the identification o
Captain Charles BODY.