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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
TARKA vitae.

Rovottmultu bet0r6 all biro-
sag el6tt. Soksbiin terheli a lelkef.
"a bir6sag hosszas tanacskoz1s
sutan kiszabja az 0sszbiintetest J.
/ A t0rvenyszek biin0snek
nlondja XII magat es eiiteli negy
evi b0rt0nre, politikai jogainak
felgiiggesztesre IS az orszag ta-
riileter5l val6 kitiltasra. MegeE
'tette?
- Tgeais. {
Van valami mondanival6jan
Tekintetes birosag, megnyug
szom az iteletben, de az orszag te
iriileter6l valo kitiltassal szeret-
mem kezdeni a biintetest .. !
!. Miert. fel a 1lyul a feher agar
stol jobban mint a mas sziniit6lgE
- Avert fel a nyul feher agar
t6l jobban, mint a mas szinut6l,
inert AIT hiszi, lhogy ez mar egg
ingre vetk0z0tt, ugy salad utana.
Meg tudna urasagod nekem
mondani, hogy van-e lit a kozel-
ben rend6r9
Mines kerem.
Ma hat akkor fel kezeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

; kOinOl II MOI 0fl

ugy t5rtsnt, ahosy 1T allbh al
meseleln, amire taislrn i funnel
ssSvet' cimu horvat ljsag, a
AOl est 4 tSrtehetet olvasta1a.
hgy r6gnsi Rk6rtyar irjA
s6xetv - ! nap6hban egy
ujabb likGrfA Ajtat kksdtetts i
nelyet j6 reklAm 5slettel lfus-
solini" mex nevezett el. Al hang
zatos newt ikdrt. meg Ahg Isl
msrtek, Arnikor a lik6fgyar
eeyik fAunkksa vaiamelyik SKIN
hazban feIvonas k6zben megje-
lent q btiff6ben es 0bl0s ham
gon orditotta oda a biiffesnek
Ksrek egN Mussolihit $50
\ daval!
A baffe k6ral .tolongS kozon-
seq, aki az uj ikorfajtat meg
mem ismerte, villogo szenrhel
bamulta ezt a bator enlbert, a
XII Mussolinit ilyen na6don iner-
te pfofa1iz6lni. A Temperament
tumos, olassok - meg hOzza
" -
fascistak is mem sokaig ba-
mulaak vafakit villog6 szem-
mel es tetleniil. lit is ICY tor
tent. A biffs ks&5nseee at hit
te, hogy e1 . lnankas az allamf6
elleni gunyplodas asb6l kerte Mus
solinit szodaval, n,ire nekiro-
hantak Is ,igy elverfek, hUgy
szegenyt a ment6k szallitottak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
GYtL1IsllrxK = rc1kl xRoK'
Az eastyoun stewni fuaGyrr1k-
gon mank hogy ! v6rpsnM mines
magyar ember vezet6 allasban.

= 4
AZ east-youngstowni Magyar
Polgari Kor most vasarnap, ap-
rilis 1g-en este 1 oral kezdettel
gyiilest tart a Grow Hallban.
A tagok keretnek, hogy . gyti-
lesen jelenjenek meg. Mindazoli,
akik meg mem tagjai a K0rnek,
j6jjenek el vasarnapi gyiil6sre,
jelentsek be csatlakozasukat.
, Ha tonoriil d nlagyarsag, akkor
lehetseges lesz a nemsokara ESQ
dekes varosi valasztasoknal ma
gyar jeloltet allitani annak meg
valasztasat kefesztiil vinni.
A, szomszed varos magyarsaga-
max tehetetlenseget bizonyitja,
hogy steddig. mem jutott sz6hoz a
varos tigyeibens 1tt al alkalord, ha
megint elszalasztjuk, ami ,hibank M
Iesz.' ..ee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

Egy rovid ciltk keretebeen lebe-
tetlen beszamolni 4 darab naev
slkereroi, q szereplokrol $ most
csak annylt emllthetunk meg,
hogy a Jelenvolt kozonseg soral-
pan senhl sem ahao'' ahi "a iegtei-
Jesepo 7mer'eRpeh meg mem le't
volna elegeaVe. a 4elhes garaa q
uafap hi'lueh sAepseset hiilozta
/ IN, ,.faladhotat1on amlaLolot - sua
roa1an : ! ,aza,,ssanal, 4 e., j.
-. q, / ,,s....s:s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
1 rtk<,s BUoYELi.kRu
NA0YSxERtt BEMUTAT6JA
"A kath ri. Kor sziniel6ad&sa 4
legteljesebb skier jegy6ben folyt
lea szerspl5k nindegyike kitett
mag6srt 0sxinte, megsrdemelt ST.
ker volt.

Husyet vasarnapjan mutattak
be a kath. ifjusag lelkes miikedve-
.l5i a "Piros bugyellaris' cimii
nepszinmuvet. A Kossuth Kor ha-
.talnas ter1ne t0mve volt magyar
saggal, "a k6e6nseg allandoan s
lelkesen unnepelte a minden te-
kintetben helyiket megallo SEE
reploket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

el ! szinh6 sb6l. Terns sszetesen
kes6bb kideriilt, hogy 4 mum
kasnak eszeagAban sem volt
MQssolinivel csufol6dni Is hogy,
segeszen jogosan 6hajtotta i
fascista vezert szddaval elfo-
gyasztani. Mulatsagos t5ftenet.
Es tanu1sagos is. Tannlsagos alb
b6l q saeisipontb6l, hogy rnilycn
hellemetlen helyzetek Is lkofn-
phk6ei6k allhatnah be, ha egy
soyiniszta orszagban likort, h6-
zentrageft, vagy cip5kremet
egy k1zsxerepl5, vagy aktualis
politiktrsokr6l neveznek el. pei
'daul KepzeIjek 81, hogy mi vol
ha, ha lipt6i saitgyarnak esze-
be jutna sajtjat Masafikra Ell
keresztelni, mire egy elkesere-
.dett honpolgar igy szolna a pin
cerhez:
Il Hozzon Masarikot passai-
roava!
Vagy mi volna, ha egy opti-
kai gyar egy tavcs5 tipust APP
ponyira keresztelne, mire az EN-
ber az optikust6l egy szelesebb
.siat6k6ra Apponyit kerne'.
NV. Mares
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
j AszKRETETnAJ0
CSOMAGJAI OTTHON
Budepesten aprilis Gan kezdtek
meg a cscmagok szetosztas6t ar.
Hang Ern0 ssem6lyes feligyelete
alatt.

AAAAiAia OASucOAAhhNh QIIAdh lSlC'
jen jelentettuk, Youngstownb6l
es East Youngstownb6l 12O daral
csomagot, kiildteks honfitarsaink
Magyarorszagba, Marczinko 10
zsef plebanos ssSzeretet haj6ja-
VAL. Az osszes csomagok szama
16 ezer volt es' ezeket a csomago-
kat Marczinko plebanos megbiza-
sab6l dr.. Hang Ern6, ",Szabad-
sag '-nak kosszu id6n at volt f6-
tisztviseloje szemelyesen kiserte
haza a legteljesebb felelosseg mel
lett.
DIR. Hang Ern6 az alabbi ked-
YES levelben szamol be csoma-
gok utjarol es azoknak szerencses
megerkezeser6l:
Hamburg; marc. 81, 1925.
Igen tisztelt SzerkesztS ur!
Marcus 18-an delben indul-
tunk ell New Yorkb6l a Royal
Mail Steam Pocket Co. hatal-
mas goz0sevel, az Ordunaval, a
mely Rev. Marczink6 "Otodik'
szeretetlakciojanak csomagjait
viszi Hamburgba. AZ soriasi ha-
jo hatalmas gyomra harom nap
alatt emesztette meg AIT sok
ezer esomagot, amit az ameri-
kai magyarsag hat het alatt
hordott ossze.
Szombaton, hetfon es kedden
a kikot6 legenysege alland6an
a szeretet csomagokat hordta a
hajoba, l1edden delutan erkez-
tex meg a cleveland, loraini,
youngstown csomagok es egy
par ora alatt ez haromezer
csomag is eltiint az Orduna
:. gyomraban.
Szerdan, marcus San, delbcn
indultunk ell, penteken MCCALL
tunk a canadai Halifaxon, a
hol meg vagy 10 ezer lada al
ma keriilt csomagok melle
Penteken este vagtunk neki Il
nyilt tengernek es marcus 30
an erkeztiink meg Hamburgba.
A ubunk nagyszerii volt,
bar a tenger folyton hullamos
volt pompasan megepitett ha-
jokon alig lehetett a tenger
lnozgasabol valamit is erezni.
Az utasok alland6an fedelze-
ten voltak, az etkezeseknel min
denki az etteremben volt, a
hangulat litiino es tengeri be-
tegsegr0l hallani Sc lehetett.
Egyik utasunk mar negyedszer
keresztezi az atlanti Oceant az
Ordunan, szerinte eek lassu
jarasu haj6k sokkal nagyobb he
nyelmet biztositamak, mint a
gyorsjaratu postahaj6k.
Az Orduna 16 ezer Tomas.
Ugy a masodik, mint a harma-
dix osztalyon, villages, szellos,
tengerre nyil6 szobak vannak
ket, harom es negy aggyal.
Az ellAtas elsorangu, a kiszol
galas kifogastalan. Amerika leg
el6kel6bb hoteljeiben lehet csak
kapni AIT az elelmezest, amit a
Royal Mail gozosein lehet kap-
nj. A 12 nap alatt, amit ha-
jon toltottem, az etlapra keril-
TEX a s6sses edes wick legjobb
halai, azutan csirke, kacsa, puly
ka, facan, fogoly. A barnal Is
centert lehet kapni a legjobb
Sk6t papramorgot" es 10 cent
ert egy pohar pompas sort. Iga-
zan mondhatom, hogy eletem
legkedyesebb emlekei ko16 So
rozom AIT a IL napot, amit az
Orduna fedelzeten toltottem.
Vissza ugyanennek a tarsasag
max Orbita nevii hajojaval j6-
v0k, mely junius 27.en indul
Cherbourgbol.
Mihelyt megerkeztiink, azefl
nal hozzafogtak a csomagok k1
es berakasahoz, ami ket napot
vett igenybe. Kedden zartam le
az utolso kocsit Is egy par il
sz6val sikeriiH rabirnom q yo-
nat rAndez0t arra hnuy kan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16
NAGYsIKERjj VOLT A HUsvE
II vERH0vAY BAL.
A verhovay 1Os. husvtti baljan
nagyszamban jelent meg q ma
gyarsag - A cleveland Kaczur
banda muzsikaja mellett folly "a
t&nc.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet he
lyi fiokja husvet hetf6jen tartot-
ia meg nagyszabasu tancmulatsa
gat a KossutH Kor regi nagyter-
meben. a nemescelu mulatsag i
magyarsag nagyszamu resztvetelc
mellett folyt le ,akik mind eliot
tex, hogy eleget tegyenek a YER
hovay Egylet meghivasanak.
A bal kezdettSl-yegig a legna-
gyobb rendben folyt le, ami q
rendezoseg tapintatos koriilte.
kint6 mlnkajanak tudhat6 be. A
koz0nseg honorafta q rendez6ses
aldozatkeszseget S a legkitiin6bb
hangulatban folyt tanc ssa nllll
latsag a. cleveland Kaczir banda
muzsilkaja mellett.
"a kDz0nseg soraiban jol 'esett
+latnunk ragi y bixony mar 6reg
msgYarokat u, akikI talai1 mar
6xslsl 6ta liem NIT 4lb8t ael 4
Verhovay smaiataa ess q eljjglitfstsel
kedvet kapys 4 fiatalekt6l1 bf.
zony alaposail ) Wig kedTveI r6P-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-16

tLvASS,Ai Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMD-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE.
T6KBT
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
TO PAY ANOTHER DIVIDEND

The Elkton Sews reports the
audit in the matter of the sale Of
the Gilpin's Falls Electric Compan,
to the Elkton lectric Company. i.l
100000, has been prepared and
sent to Judge Wickes for approval
The sale had previously been ratified
by the Court
AS soon as the audit has been CO :.
firmed the money Will be turned OVER
to Thomas w. Perkins, Receiver OF
the Second National Bank of Elktou,
VINO will at once forward to Wash
ington for coL1 lersignature th..
checks for the payment OF a thlrts
per cent. dividend to the depositors
and other creditors of the BANK.
Thirty per cent. has already been
paid. which with the dividend now
being prepared will make a total OF
so per cent. Some minor matters
are yet to be adjusted, but there wa
be still another small diyjdend in
the near future.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
THE CHESAPEAKE Ray
COUNTRY

There will be an illustrated lee
tnre, by Swepson Earle. State Con
ieryation Commissioner, OF Ralti-
more, upon The chesapeake Bay
Country" as presented in his book
of this title, in the New Theatre,
Elkton, Maryland, Tuesday after
noon, April FL. at o'clock. Price
90 cents,
Gwen under the auspices of the
Woman's Club OF Elkton, which in
augurated the Elkton Public Lii
brary, the net proceeds of this lee
ture will be for the purpose Of pur-
chasing some new books for it.
while the unusual opportunity and
pleasure of the occasion is such as
to engage the two-fold interest of
every one who can possibly attend it.
Mr.. Earle's book, upon which he
will speak, last week headed Balti-
more's list of nQn-tiction best-sel-
lers, treats eamprehensively OF the
Bay Country as whole, on both
sides of it's historic shores. from
Cape Henry, Virginia. ga the west,
up through Southern Maryland and
the upper bay counties. to the Sus-
quehanpa River, and eur. own Cecil,
down the Eastern shores OF Mary
land and Virginia ts Cape Charles.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
NEW TRIAL GRANTED

A new trial has been granted in
the appeal of the Victory Sparkler
and Specially Company OF Elktch,
VS.. Catherine r. Franks.
The Court of Appeals had pre-
viously reversed the verdict OF a
Caroline county Jury for $22,500
damages, awarded to Miss Francks,
for injuries to her health. while In
the Company's employ and refused
new trial of her suit, suggesting
that she seek compensation before
the State Industrial Accident Com
mission. Last week the Court
filed an order reversing Its previous
Judgment with leave to Miss
Francks to amend the declara-
tion in her suit and have a new trial
thereupon, If it be so elected. TAe
reversal OF the Court OF Appeals
Judgment, said to be unusual, per-
haps, unprecedented, was based on
j. motion for modification OF 1udg-
ment and opinion supported by a
brief submitted by Joshua Clayton,
william P. Constable and William L.
Rawls. counsel for Miss Francks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
BALDERsToN-TATI1M

The little Friends Meeting House
vt Colora was the scene of a very
pretty Friends wedding on the after
noon of Fourth Month Sth, when
Lloyd Balderston, Ill, son OF Sarah
A. Balderston, and the late Elwood
,Balderston, of Colora, and Lydia
Haviland Tatum, daughter of Marian
H. Tatum and the late William
Rogers Tatum, of Ashton, Md, took
each other for husband and wife in
the presence of as many OF their
relatives and friends as the house
would hold. The bride and groom
were attended by Bertha Balderston,
as maid of honor and Mark Balder-
ston, as best man. The certificate
was read by DR.. Lloyd Balderston,
of Wilmington, Del. He and Dr.!
Raynor Kelsey, of Haverford Col
lege, both spoke very impressively Of
the Importance of giving first place
in our lives to the Kingdom OF our
Savior, and OF the fullness OF life
hat is enjoyed with Him as con-
stant Friend, desiring that the new
home which was being established
might be richly blessed with true
happiness.
After the wedding the relatives
gathered at the home of the bride
for the reception which was much
enjoyed. Many beautiful and useful
gifts were in evidence. After the
reception the happy couple left on a
short trip south. On their return
they will make their home at Colora
Farm where Lloyd Balderston, 1st,
brought his wife to the home he
built for her 80 years ago.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
ALL A MISTAKE

A community group OF young peo-
pie will present the play All A Mis-.
take, farce comedy in three acts
in the public hall, Rising Sun, on
Thursday evening, April %, at 8:15
O'Clock. Special music between acts
will be treat itself. II you like an
evening of real fun do not miss this
entertainment.
The following is the cast OF
characters Capt. Obadiah Skinner
A retired Sea Captain, Carol Boyle;
Lieut. George Richmond, His Neph-
ew, William Pogue; Richard Hamil-
ton, A Country Gentlemen, Frank
Glackin; Ferdinand Lighthead, A
Neighhor. James Kepler; Nellie
Richmond, Georges Wife, Lois Nc
Kee; Nellie Huntington, A Friend,
Mrs. M. U. Zimmerman, Cernelia
eNellieJ Skinner, Obadiah's Sister,
Mrs. r. M. Balderston; Nellie Nc
Intyre, A Servant, Mary Reynolds.
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the w. N. Community
Club.
Admission soc. The Rising Sun
Boy Scouts will see that you get
your tickets.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
SCHOOL NEWS.

Our Civics class is now making
careful study of the Constitution
OF the United States. The books
for this course were donated by the
Elkton Banking and Trust Com
pany. We greatly appreciate them
Although we have been handi-
capped by injury OF cur captain,
Jennings Hanna, our High School is
at the top of the list in the Northern
section of the Cecil Co, High School
League, On Thursday, April the
9th, we defeated North East High
School in a very exciting game.
The final score OF the game was 4-S
in favor OF Rising Sun. Our Girls VeA<
ley Rall team is also in a WiRning
stride and is leading their league
On Friday they defeated the North
East Girls by the score Of 1913.
Probably the biggest game OF the
baseball and velley season comes
this Friday. Calvert is tie with us
FOR the lead in both volley ball and
ballbase This tie viii be broken
Friday afternoon @t s:.30 at the
Rising Sun Ban Field: Previous to
the bali game, the. volley haM game
win be played on the school grounds.
Come and see these games. We ask
for a 25c admAashQp in order to pay
for equinMent used in these games.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
HELEN MAUDE KIRK

Miss Helen Maude Kirk died
Thursday, April 9, at the home OF
her brother-in-law, H. Lynn Worth
ington, Ashburton, Baltimore, from
dilation OF the heart. She had been
an invalid for the past year, suffer
ing stroke in March. 1924, which
affected one side, but she retained
ner keen mental faculties and had
oeen confined to her bed only few
lays before her death.
The deceased was in the 41st
year of her age. She was a daugh-
Ter of the late DR.. L. r. and Mary
Catherine Kirk, of Rising Sun, and
was born at the Kirk homestead on
Cherry street, now owned by Mrs.
C. r. Biles.
Miss Kirk held a Federal position
in Washington at the time she was
stricken, year ago.
/. One sister and one brother sur
vive: Miss Hanna NJ. Kirk, of Baltf-
more, and Frank Kirk, of Ceilings
wood, New Jersey. Another sister,
Mrs. H. L. Worthington, died but
little more than mouth ago. on
February II.
The funeral was held at her late
home in Baltimore on Saturday
morning, at IL o'clock, and the
body brought to Calvert for inter-
me1t in the family lot at Rosehank
cemetery, Saturday afternoon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
EDITH A. WRIGHT

Edith A. Wright, aged 81 years
died April at the ..ome II Leanuer
o. Wright, lear Wrlghts daIe, Ian
result of fall suffered few days
previous by the aged woman, when
she sustained fractured hip. Sh1
was daughter of the late Samue.
and Mary Jane Wright. of Wrightl-
dale, Pa.
Two brothers survive Elwood e.
Wright, of Pittsburgh, and LeandcJ
o.. Wright, with whose family she
made her nome.
afternoon, with interment IN East
land Friends burying ground.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
PLANT ST NORTH
EAST BURNED

Fire on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week totally destroyed the plan,
of the North East Porcelain Com
pany, located near the town. Tne
plant had been idle for months past
and the fire is supposed to nave been
caused by SPARKS from a nearby
sedge grass field, that was burned
over.
In addition to the plant aid
machinery, the ofhce. building aGd
dwelling were burned. North East
firemen were unable to check the
fire, which had gained headway be-
fore their arrivel.
The loss will amount to several
thousand dollars, with no insurance
The stockholders of the concern are
r, incipally residents of the neigh
borhood
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
MARITAL PLOT LEADS TO
ARREST

Lancaster county authorities issued
papers Tuesday to arrest Chris
Hildebrand, farmer living at icas-
ant Grove, Fulton Township, Pa.,
ON warrant charging ann with
completely in an aIlcgec plot j..
Wilfred Carroll, 81 yf- IS old. and
Estella Brown, Is years old, da igL
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blown
also of Pleasant Grove. to elope and
leave Carroll's wife free to become
his wife.
NThe story OF the elopment was
told to an alderman In Lancaster 81
lowing the arrest of Carroll several
days ago at Steelton.-QuarryviIle
Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
: HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUES

The games in the Cecil County
Baseball and Volley Ball Leagues
this week resulted as follows:
Base Ba!l-Cecilton 3, Chesapeake
city 20; Elkton II, Perryville s;
Kenmore 10, Calvert IL; North
East 8, Rising SUN A.
Girls Nolley Cecilton 70,
Chesapeake City s; Elkton II,
Perryville z; Kenmore 10, Calvert
49, North East 2, Rising sun 4.
The games were played at the
last named places.
The schedule for Friday Is as f0l-
Chesapeake City at Perry
vile: Blktan at 0eeilton; Kenmore
at North East; Calvert at Rising
Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17

Police Justie Seetten. of Elkten, fin:
ed Hansen Harsey, of near aaleR,
alOO and costs far driving car while
drunk, si6 and casts fer having no reg-
istratian card, and Oand costs fer die.
playing markers belonging to another
car. Hersey was driving the car in
which Victor H. stradley, Of Gall NJ,
met death when it crashed into tee
phone pole.
Kerth Cochran, another occupant OF
the car, and Horsey were held under
500 each as witnesses against Thomas
P. Boulden, who waived hearing and
gave bond for Court on charge of sell
ling liquor to the men.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
LETTER OF AppREcrarror

The following letter OF apprecia.
ton from the Philadelphia Electric
Company, has been received by DR..
K. G. Dodson, President OF the Com
munlty Fire Company OF Rising sun,
land speaks for itself:
Philadelphia, Pa,
| April IA, 1926
FMr. X. c. Dodson, President,
Community Fire Co.,
Rising Sun, Maryland. - J!
Dear Sir:-
we wish to express our thanks
and appreciation for the prompt and
efficient response you gave to our
Gallon Sunday last, April 5th, when
the fire in the lumber of The Susque-
hanna Power Company, at Como
winso, got beyond our control.
Your Fire Company has demon
strated once more the value OF it's
organization as well as its function.
Please communicate our apprecia-
ton to each one OF the members OF
your Company for the beautiful
work they have done.
We are enclosing herewith check
in the sum Of Seventy Five Dollars
e$75.OO) which we ask you to be
kind enough to accept as small
contribution. We will leave entire
ly in your hands the use of this
money which you are at liberty to
Distribute or apply to any expense
or fund Of your Association. -.
Your. very truly,
THE PHILADELPHIA
ELECTRIC COMPANY
George p. Roux
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17
JOSEPH A. DEAvER

Joseph A. Deaver died April 3. at
the home of his son, Howard M.
Deaver, in Elkton, after long ill
ness, due to the infirmitjes of age.
The deceased was a native Of Har-
ford county, and was in his S1st
year. When quite a young man he
located In this county, the greater
part of his time being engaged in
farming near Leeds. He married
Miss Susan Anderson, o. Hartford
county, who died ten years ago
Two sons survive: Howard M, OF
the Elkton Postotflce forge, and
William A., on the home farm near
Leeds. A bl other also survives
him: Leonard II. Deavsr. who re-
sides with his nephew near Leeds.
lnterment was made at Union M e..
cemetery.