The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
COLORA
April IA, 1927


A daughter who has been named
Hazel, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Trimble, of Mt Pleasant
April End.
A son was recently born to Mr
and Mrs. Irving Ward, of Marcus
Hook. The mother was formerly
Miss Margaret White, OF Rowland
willie.
Master william B. Coulson West
Nottingham, was on the sick list
few days.
James Hanna, Jr., was leader OF
the Christian Endeavor meeting at
West Nottingham last Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Amos E. Clendenin repre-
sented the Missionary Society of
West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church at the Presbyterial meeting
held in Salisbury, Md, Wednesday,
Thursday. last week.
The Colora Woman's Club held g
we'll attended meeting here in their
Club room Tuesday afternoon last
week.
Henry Murphy has invested in e
very fine car.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ryan attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Ryan's broth
err, Stephen McCay, in Philadelphia
last Thursday.
Mrs Susan Hall is recovering
from very severe attack of gripp
Her daughter Miss Ruth Hall, OF
Philadelphia, is spending few days
with her.
4. William McCush, student OF
Vest Nottingham Academy, had his
lose broken while playing base ball
Clyde Drennen was numbered
,mong the indisposed last week.
Mrs, T. P. Mckee has returned
from visit in Trenton and Hamil
ION Square, New Jersey.
Mrs. ]. Earl Tyson and children
John and Margaret, enjoyed the
weekend with her daughter, Miss
Mary, Atlantic City.
Burton Wiley and family, Morris
:own. N. J.. and Miss Cora Wiley
atlantic City, spent a few days at
heir former home West Noting
ham,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Woodrow
| Wilkes Barre. visited his mother
Mrs. Rose Woodrow.
Robert Boyd and family were
| ,uests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Davis. Nottingham, Pa, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis lately returned
rom Florida, where they spent the
winter.
David Tosh, New Jersey, visited
Tr. and Mrs. Allie Blackburn.
| George e. Garrett and family Bal
imore, were week END visitors at
he home of his grandfather, John
T. Hines.
j. c. Emrey and family visited
relatives in Reading, Pa.
John Hindman had his herd OF rs
ows tested and all were found ir
good condition.
Mrs Annie Atkinson. Porters
ridge has had tomb stones ace
. the graves OF her husband, JohI
tkinson, and to those of her par
,nts. Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodrow
n Hopewell cemetery.
| Miss Elizabeth Lamm is occupy
!g her residence near here. after
spending the winter in Elkton with
Ter sister, Mrs. John Cavenaugh.
Mrs Joseph Tice, Miss Anna Bit
1tr Port Deposit; Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Rawlings, son Addison. Were
callers Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Roscoe Rawlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Fitzger
aid were guests of Mr.. Rowland
Tome and family. Port Deposit.
Mrs. Walter McVey is spending
two weeks with friends near Yves
Chester
John Bolen and family were Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| David Bolen, Porters Bridge.
Mrs. Lawson Love has among her
fine collection of flowers a cactus
containing several beautiful large
red blooms of a silky appearance
The plant also contains quite a mum,
Der of buds.
Ransom Reese, Ridley Park. Pa.
visited his mother, Mrs. Thoma'
! Reese.
Mrs. w. N. Wilson spent a few
days in Philadelphia with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Helen Bennett, and family
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