The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-16

Miss Sarah Mahoney, of North
East has been appointed to a posi-
ton as dietition in the Philadelphia
schools. =
Charles Interlandi has purchased
the barber shop business in the
Howard Hotel, Elkton, from Charles
@. Hudson.
clinic for diseases of the chest
will be conducted in the Health Cen
ter. EIkton, on Wednesday, Sept
II, at 1890 o'clock.
Miss Lena Griest, of Liberty
Grove member of the faculty OF
Cecilton School last year, has ac-
ccepted a position in the Charles
County Schools
William G. Popular and George
Mitchell, ducking police on the Sus-
ouehanna river, have been appointed
denuty game wardens for Cecil and
Hartford counties.
William L. Ryan had the misfor-
tune to lose his pocketbook contain
ing quite sum of money and his
auto registration cards, at Cariln's
Park, Baltimore, Sunday.
Their car running off the concrete
roadway near Bohemia river bridge,
and upsetting, four men were badly
injured Sunday night, and were
taken to Elkton hospital for treat
ment.
Calvert w. c. T. U. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
wear: Prest., Mrs. c.. G. England;
Vice-President, Mrs. c. M. Reisler;
Secretary, Mrs. Iva Mckinney; ;
Treasurer, Mrs. Howard England.
The Board of Education of Cecil
county has at it's disposal scholar
shin to the ST. Mary's Female Semi
nary. Applicants should file their
requests for this scholarship WIN
the Board. on or before Friday, Sep
tember 16.
Miss Mary Hill, of Oakwood, who
has been principal of the Rowland
1 Vile public school, has rendered her
resignation to the county school
board and accepted the position as
principal of the Overlea School, near
Baltimore.
Charges of illegally performing
marriage c n m o n preferred
against Richard P. Western, former
clergymen of the Methodist Eplsco-
nal Church, will be investigated D5
the Grand Jury of Cecil county wher
it meets Monday, September l9th
The Community Fire Compony
and band, of this town, Went 10
Chestertown on Tuesday evening,
and were in line of march in the
parade held in that town in connec-
ton with the Chestertown Fire Com
pany carnival.
Magistrate Owens, of North East.
last week, sentenced Nils Nilsson, OF
pnilada.. to six months in the House
of Correction on the charge OF vag-
raacy. Nilsen was found eatlne
raw corn in an outbuilding on Alex,
ander McKinney's place, in the Firth
District.
The large dirigible airship from
Langley Field, Va, passed over to
the north of town, on Saturday al
ternoon. enroute to the scene OF the
re-enactment of the battle OF Bran
DIVINE, near Dilworthtown, chester
county, Pa, 1t was slght TO see
the beautiful silver ship fioatlne
gracefully through the air.
Thomas ]. Green, aged 55 years
a news dealer of Newark, Del, met
instant death at the B. and .. rail-
road crossing in that town at al
early hour on the morning OF Aug
81. He had waited for a frelgn'
train to pass and then drove onto
the tracks in front OF an express
train that he failed to see approach
ing.
DR.. Ray Freeman Jenney, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, preach
ed at West Nottingham Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning. DR.
Jenney took. for his subject Lift
ing Them Up" He is a forcefu
speaker and his audience got mucf
foed for thought from the splendid
sermen he delivered. Miss Nylol
Rec, Of straushuFg, Pa, guest o.
Miss Abbie Keen, sang beautifu
solo, which added much to tne
service.
The North East Firemen's carnlva
that closed Sept. Z, was the mos
successful one ever held by that or
ganization. The gross receipts were
over $4,000. The chevrolet cal
was awarded to H. Lee Wood, o.
Wilmington: automobile robe te
Miss Helen Buckworth, of Elkton
and $40 gold piece to William Patch
ell,s of near North East.