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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

kart menni. Az elotte ismeretlen
videken eltevedt es a magyar-ro-
man hatar kozelebe keriilt. A ha-
taron talalkozott roman hatar-
3rrel, aki a hataron at akarta huz-
nj. Harry vedekezett, maid elsza-
ladt. A hataror a futo'Hary utan
lStt es oldalan talalta. A loves u
tan a roman hataror ujra at akar-
ia vonszolni Haryt hataryona-
lon. Haryban azonban meg volt
annyi ero, hogy vedekezett, ege-
szen addig, mig edaert a magyar
vamorseg ket tagja, A vam6rok a
tovabbi er6szakoskodast mega
kadalyoztak. A sebesiiltet bevit-
TEX a battonyai korhazba, ahol
kihallgattak, de sulyos sebesule-
Sc kovetkezteben meg aznap meg
halt. Az eddigi megallapitas sze-
rint fegyverhasnalat magyar
teriileten t0rtent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
ROMAN HATkR0R oRGYIL-
KOS6AGA A TRIANoNI
HATARON.
Hatulr6l lel6tt magyar teriileten
egy fiatalembert.

Oroshaza, okt. 19. - A bat
tonyai trianoni hatar menten va
sarnap messze benn a magyar te-
riileten verbefagyya talaltak egy
fiataleambert, akit egy roman gra-
nicsar lott agyon.
Harry Desc 19 ewes oroshazai
lakatosseged, battonyai traktor-
kezelo, vasarnap delutan egy-ket
ora koz0tt kiment a battonyai ha-
tara, hogy kivancsisagb6l meg
nezze. a roman teruletet. Egyszer-
re AIT vette eszre, hogy egy roman
granicsar kezben tartott fegyver-
rel kozeledik feleje, amikor ha-
tralni kezdett, rea kialtott:
= ALI!
Harry megallt, mire granicsar
hozzament, megragadta kezet es
at akarta vimni roman teruletre.
Dulakodni kezdtek Harynak 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

Ha neuralgia fajdalmai ellen
a leggyorsabb, legtart6sabb segit-
seget akarja tegyen fel Johnson
fele V0ros Kereszt Tapaszt. En-
mex gyotr6 fajdalomuak borzal-
matt majdnem varassszeriien iizi
Ell. Ez a megbizhat6, celjat sosem
teyeszt6 orvossag fajdamak meg
sziintetesere majdnem negyven e.
We nyujt enyhulest rheumas es
koszyenyes bantalmak ellen, l.
deg izgatottsag, gyulladas stb.
ellen gyors es biztos hatasa al
tai.
Nincsen benne semmi titok =
gyogyszer megsziinteti fajdal-
mat. Es mmden Vor0s Kereszt
Vese Tapaszt megtartja teljes
gyogyverejet mindaddig, amig a
tapasz elvegezte munkajat es a
fajdalmat megsziintette. Gy5z6d-
jek hat meg r6la, hogy a tapasz
amt hasznal Johnson-fele. Min.
den drug storeban aruljak. (Ad'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

Halala elott kihahgattak es el-
mondotta, hogy a roman hatar6r
roman teruletr6l lott ra.
A vizsgalatot, amely azonnal
megindult, diplomaciai ultra terrell
tex ugy magyar, mint roman
reszr0l akkent intezkedtek, hogy
a vizsgalatot a ket vamorseg XII
kildotteinek jelenleteben folly
tatjak lie. A magyar vamorseg re
szer6l DIR. Horvath kapitany a ko-
vetkezoket mondotta:
= Bebizonyosodott, hogy Ha-
ryt magyar teriileten lotte agyon
a roman hatar6r. A gyilkossag IL
gyeBen szerdar volt a vizsgalat,
amelyen roman reszr6l egy kapi-
tany, magyar reszrol egy 6rnagy
vett reszt.
Harry halalarol tavirati jelentes
erkezett Oroshazara, ahol sze-
rencsetlenul jart embernek or
vegy edesanyja lalik.
A roman hataror orgyilkossa-
CAROL Szegedrol meg kovetke-
zoket jelentik:
Harry Dezs6 okt6ber lean / es
2 ora kozott Dombegyhazara a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
PUsZTIT0 TUZvESZ Macy
SZENTMIHALYBAN.

Felso6rrol jelentik: Nagyszent-
csiitort0k0n delel0tt az
iparvasut mozdonyabol kipattant
szikra kovetkezteben nagyaranyu
tiiz tamadt, amelynek "a epiilet
- nagyreszt gazdasagi epilet Is
harom lak6haz - aldozatul esett.
Macy szel es vizhiany nagyon meg
nehezitette a tiizolt6sag munka-
jat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
EI.ADo

Egg par gyemant filbevalo es
egy gyonyoru gyemant .gyiiru,
tovaIbba kezi himzesu asztalteri-
to s szalvetaval.
Ezen dolgok elsorendI kara
csonyi ajandeknak nagyon meg
felelnenek. ErdeklSdni lehet
UNITED PRINTING co.
Telefon 1929
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

keriilt a roman katona kezeb0l a
fegyvert kicsavarni. Amikor ma
ga ala gyiirte roman hatar6rt,
futasnak eredt $ magyar k0z-
seq fele tartott.
A roman hataror feltapaszko-
dott, celzott. es a szerencsetlen en-
ber goly6tol talalva, osszerogyott.
Amikor ezt a roman hatar1r latta,
tudatara ebredt cselekedetenek,
felkapta fegyveret es vsszafutott
a roman teriiletre. A loves zajara
battonyai magyar vamorseg tag
jai a gyilkossag szinhelyere fu-
tottak, oft Haryt verbefagyva ta-
laltak, lattak, amint hatar6r
futva igyekszik orseget elerni
Par l6pesre gyilkossag szinhe-
lyetol dulakodas nyomai latszot-
tax f0ldon. Harry ruhazata 0sz-
szegyurt es szakadozott volt.
Nyomban jelentest tettek bat
tonyai magyar vam6rszakasz fe-
lettes hat6saganak, egyben erte-
sitettek a battonyai jaraIbir6sagot
is. Haryt k6rhazba szallitottak,
de segiteni mar mem tudtak rata.
Vasarnap este tiz orakor meghalt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
Csak nyugalon.

= J0jj0n hamar szomszed, az
anyam a kutba esett es nagyon
kiabal!
= No halja! En- ) eve halga-
tom es maga AIT az ct percet sc
birja Xxi.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Los ANGELES, April s.-Lcon
1bcvalier, Titanic Oakland Negro
hattlcr viii meet Gno~oe 0odfroe-.
black shadow Of Lciperville," in
on" Of Two tcn.r2un5 nam eycnts
oA m outdoor card here April l..
l'ud TAYLOR. recognized as fae
hantamweigit champion of the
world, meets Young ionalista,
FiIipino l1Hrounder in the other
hcadlincr Of 10 rounds or loss.
Taylor leaves Chicago today and
Will arrive here Monday TO begin
training for the. bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Here and There
In Sport World
CHICAGC--,an .InLn,nn.

CHIcAGC-.3an johnson. lsc%i-
dcnt OF tha American League, re
turned f. his d",k today after an
absene' of h"on months.
ATI.tNT:, Ca.-7ao .'-,cber a01
Jim LonIoe, 1ravgvei-rts, graT-
Piled to % draw here
BOSTON Tire 'ire. -..ae Of ;bo
world scric, hr--e,n t}s ru0.n
&ruias ana The Ottav-a senators tss
The Hockey championship calad iH
D scorolcs, lie lo,n last night.
CHICAGO - Dr. ITc0ry Ward,
head Of the department. ~ zoolocg
of the University ot Illinois, was
elected pom1ncHt rhajrmau ef tn,
:,fth annual convention of the l1aaf
Walton League of Awcric9 aft.v
~cpator Smith W. Ry,ohbart of
iowa withdrew from thc race.
CHICAGO-paye ~Aado. CoHf,r
MIA mi1dlcwaight. who wDol, r.I
Nrug iu u Ia round hoat horo Tues
day night engaged i'm "a snappy
workout yesterday, His work great
" impressed watchers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
O'Brien to Pitch
For Local Team

Much interest is being taken by
~ Gcutro baseball fans in the inn
pending tusslc scheduled for 2;3o
clock sunday afternoon between
tie Ncighborhood House "Nctcr-
aGs" of San Diego and tho FL Con
tro team. The game originally
booked fer last Sunday WAS put
ever to tfis week due to The rodco
mt Brawlcy.
y lively game is looked forward
to as both teams are out for
" blood. - Last year the San ii.
cgaus hoppcd to the front in the
tenth inning 10 register a 5.3 WIN
over the loca'S and both teams are
ont to establish supremacy this
wear.
FL Ccmtro has one of the best
teams it has pun in the field this
yoar aud the ''Nrterans are also
,e;,d high in san Diego diamond
CIRCLES.
O'Bricu is expected to start on
nr mound for the locals while
Navcr will probably get the pitch
my assignment for the visiting
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
FARRELL PICKS
PIRATE TEAM TO
FINISH IN FIRST
Places Neck in Moose BY
Predicting Standings in
National League.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, April 8.-Th"rc is
no law against calling the order in
which the National league toms
will finish and there rs nothing at
stake but the prophet s reputation,
so here goes:
Pittsburgh Pirates, st. Louis Car
dinals, Cincinnati Reds, New York
Giants, Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn
Robins, Boston Braves, PhilaIcl-
phia Phillies.
The mob shouting = You Re all
wet forms ON the right!
Picking the exact position III
which n team will finish can be
done and has been done frequently
but it is largely a matter Of guess
work.
Study Of pitching, batting and
fielding form, consideration Of the
policy Of managers, and tcmpera-
ment of players and the pccuIiari-
ties of the schedule win give good
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
SPORT NEWS SECTION

line on the comparative class of the
teams.
There is no way, however, to fore
see the injuries and bad breaks that
can come overnight and reduce a
remnant contending team to the sec
end division.
Cardinals Were Lucky
Even before the season has start
cd that has been demonstrated III
the ease Of the New York Giants
which were favoritcs on the win
ter books and were most highly
re garded until accidents began to
happen.
1t is not customary to throw down
n pennant winner and world cham
pionship club, but the Pittsburgh
Pirates loOl: stronger than the st.
Louis Cardinals.
It WASH t luck alone that won the
pcnnan; for st. Louis but the Car
dinals had less bad luck than any
OF the contending teams. The Giants
were NItChtu ny IHJuilNS anu 'HS
Cincinnati Reds were badly handi-
capped by the loss Of Brcssler in
the most important part of the
championship race.
The Reds are nominated for third
rlacc on their pitching staff and 1t
is not likely they will land higher
because the players hardly can be
expected to hit as they did last year
aud regardless Of statements made
to the contrary, the team IS bound
TO miss Eddie Roush.
Giants Are JinXed
The Giants are a hard team 20
place. If McGraw had Ross Young
i'm the outficld and Travis jackson
al shortsh0p for the start Of tde
season, the club would have the ap.
pcarancr Of a penuant winner, but
loung is gone for good aud II may
he months before Jackson will 5e
ahlc to PLAY hard game. Tho pitch.
ing and catching staffs also could
hn improved.
The Cubs arc ranked below tho
Gianfs, although they finished il
The first division ahead of tn
Giants last year.
Brooklyn, Boston and philadel-
pima may not finish in the order
named, but il is not TO he expected
taat ANY Of thcm will finish higher
tHaa siyta place.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOUR ROOM house, modern, for
rent. Reasonable for summer. COL
Len Rey. Apply l109 So. Seventh.
Phone 1049J. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Weismuller Gets
Another Record
BY CLARK z. KELSEY
United Press Staff Corresponds


CHICAGO. April S.-Anothcr ma.
tional \. \. L. record went hy the
boards here last might rs Johnny
WciNmullcr, star Of many an aqu"-
tie meet, avenged himself ON Georg-
Koiac, II year old school boy, AND
Non the 30 yard free style swim
in 2:l0 -.
IN smashing the old record of
2:l4 - which he himself made AZ
;ir conference last year, the Hi
noiS Athletic Club star led Kojac.
vho finished second, by II feet.
Noiac Wednesday defeated WciS-
muller and other veteran swimmers
ani set n new world 5 record in the
800 yard backstrokc swim,
The Illinois \. e. and Brooklyn
Central y. NJ. {. \. NOW stand tick
with - points in the championship
taudings. Other entries rate as
follows:
Chicago 4. \. }&; New York 4.
{. u; BOYS club, ); Ambassador
club. Los Angeles ); Los Angeles
4. G. ;; Erie, Pa Y. NJ. G. \. b;
indianapolis \. G. |; Pennsylvania
A. G. Philadelphia, l. Northwestern
University |.
The final championships viii be
held today. The 800 yard free style
swim, high spring board diving and
finals in water polo are the remain.
,jng events.
Clovis. Fresno county, will hold
an all day festival April rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
WEATHER TO PUT
PLENTY OF SNAP
in RING BATTLES
Action Promised to Fans
At Local Boxing Arena
Tonight.
Tonight s the night.

It's the night that fistic fans ot
FL Centre are scheduled to sec on"
of the most promising slugfcsts
that has been dishcd out TO valley
mitt enthusiasts in MANY moons.
With six short bouts on the program
fists are scheduled to fly fast and
furiouslv when the gong starts the
bah rolling at the Imperial Valley
Athletic Club arena at $50 o CLOCK.
Although weather conditions do
not favor the fan, they promise to
be ideal for the battlers. With the
air cool and crisp the boys should
be able to go through their PAGES
with no drawbacks.
The main go promises to be d
slashing battle from the start.
Ralph Downs of Brawlev will hop
into the ring with X. o. Simpson,
booked as the wclterwcight cham
Uion of Arizona, in this battle. Both
boys are of the sluggcr type and
the mixing should prove interesting.
Downs was "A little offset by Cordo
=
and rs result the BraU'lcy boy,
ordinarily = fierce mixer, was un-
able to keep the battle going at top
speed. Despite this fact, however,
the bout was q fast one and when
action came, It came in quantities.
But Simpson will not present the
problem that CORDOBA did to Downs.
Simpson fights along lines similar
to Downs and according TO the dope
stcrs something is bound to happen
when ;hcs" two boys start to bring
them up from the floor
Senli-Final Good
In tine scmi-final Hubc ShachI"-
ford Of San Diego and Al Young #
FL Centre viii tanglc. Local fans
are much interested in the hop into
the ring OF Young as he has long
been popular here. Six fast rounds
Of battling are predicted.
The Al Nicolls-Andrcw Brooks
bout. the first of the six round goes,
should he thriller. Brooks is not
cd for his punch and is u clever
battlcr as we'll Fans are anxious
tu see WHcthef thC puhth ihai feIl'U
Benny King in the last sho" has
enough kicl, 70 put a man down 70.
the count. In Nicolls. however,
Brooks faces plenty Of fight and Il
boy who is ja,t as able to lit rs
Brooks
Three four round bouts VIII open
the show. Ray Williamson of tn"
Tamarack ranch aud Richard Ran
dan of III Centre are slated to open
actiyities; Martin Guerrero Of
Brawlcy will oppose Vie Mahar %
RI Centre in the second tUSslc an |
Battling johnson Of Imperial meets
Vincent Salano of CalrXico in the
third four-roundcr.
The advance ticket sale has been
good and 1t j, expected that a Iars"
crowd VIII turn ont for the battles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR SALE-Fordson tractor, dou-
bic disc harrow, loo gal. gasoline
tank. Small refrigerator u.
Chambers, . miles east, Il south
Of Ell Centre. s cod t.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

,..-..-.~--..-D b. aZINN AND F, w, zIMN, .Auctone
W. L. GARRETT Clerk ANTON
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Situations Wanted

MARRIED MAN wants place on
shares or win run for salary. Pre-
f"t rlacH with few IIolstein COWS.
NJ. NJ. Watson, WaItcria, Caiif.
clio
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
NOTICE

My wife, Lille Afford, having
left her bed and board, | will not
be responsible for any debts incur
red by her.
,it5 T. Il. ALF)tb.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

NEW AND USED furuiturc. Eebcr
Second Hand Store. lt26
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

LADY EIRD BEETLES-Lct these
little friends help control Aphis
aud Scale. Sold by Moadowbroak
Ranch, clio, Plumas county, Calf.
7,s
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Lcsf and Found


LOST-CaNTaS sack containing
Crescent Milk chips. Notify Crcs-
cent Creamery. IT'S
LOST-Lady's 5 glasses, silver rims,
small silver chain attached Re
ward. Barbara Worth Hotel, desk.
7t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

~ YOU are looking for good dairy
inquire Arrowhead Creamery. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
For utoraoiive
Household Goods

PlANO EOR SAAh or rent. SIC
Broad Eay. PbOBs 2l8. 2lGs
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

AUCIlON-'10 acres choice Chino
valley land to be sold az whole
or divided to suit purchasers.
Oaks Ave. ] mile south east Of
Chino. Wednesday,, April 18th, at
10 a. m. Sandy loan soil, Il in
tercst in 100 inch well, heavily
fortified, ideal for walnuts or
vegetables. Heart of dairy dis
trIe-. Anyone interested in the
pascr1a' Of land should by ALI
meanS investigate this, Terms
J. per cent cash. Balance easy
mouth " payments E. ~ tie pre-
misses and name Yotr own prize
"a. ! J. Cald@ell, Auctionccr,
Onttiio Calf. P1..t III. So
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Call 495W. SO Main st. l9tf.'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Special Notices

40 TRADES-We furnish casn
buyers for Imperial valley farms.
If your place is for sale drop us
line and 4 representative VIA,
call and see You. Buugaloty
Realty Co. 3209 University Ave,
San Diego. 30t26
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

NHSTRALORP Matching eggs f,r
sale in limited quantities. NJ. +,
Cosnnl, miles north on Dog
wood, Rte l Box 81. 81 cod 6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Poultry

WANTED Focltry ~ All kinds. 1927
Woodward. Phone 9d6 for p-lcrs
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR ENCTIANGE-Sl0 acres, blgh-
ly improved, near Minot, North
Dakota, 400 acres III wheat, ;
miles from town and railroad. All
stock and equipment go with the
ranch. Price $60,OOO.O0. Also 500
acres near Sheridan, Wyoming.
Price $4,000, clear We have
many calls Tor Imperial Valley
ranches, please list your cx-
changes. Charles f. Anderson
and Walter Hodges, 323 Common
wealth Building, San Diego, Cali
fornia. SIC
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
SAN DIEGO FAVORED
TO BEAT FRESNO TEAM
u, Tinted Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, April S.-San Diego
State Col'cg" was favored a'ra 10
day to defeat Fresno State College
i'm the track and field meet be-
tween the two schools tomorrow
which viii inauguratc the track at.
the Fresno State Stadium, whcr"
tine west coast rcla.s will he held
April 80.
Maxwell, Colusa county, shipped
10000 bags Of rice duriag the first
week in March.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR SALE-Furnished cabin 1ocat-
ed at 9TH and Park Ave. City
Auto Camp. Can be moved or live
in Il there. ,Rea3oaable. ,trpiy
City Auto Camp. 3tl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR SALE-l1 springer hcircrs.
Mostly Jerseys. Inquire Timkcn
Ranch, Heber. Walter Groebi.
St5
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR RENT-7Ncw bungalow Hard
wood floors, fireplace, hotwatcr.
p#E phone 25IJ. After p. IA.
phone 562N. So;
CIiOIeE cut long stem roses, 7jc
FER dozen. Tel. Imperial 1ef Or.
dL3. 9tf
FOR RENT Furnished o. unfair
njshed, modern five room Eomo.
centrally located IN Imret1u. = i.
Imperial rs or 106. stf
FURNITURE FOR SALf,-Teo box,
bed. range, dressers. ctc Phone
9O4R2. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
IODAY'S WANT ADS

1IlICKENS-Waut a thousand lbs.
Of fat hens Saturday. Phone 966.
1852 Woodward. 7dht2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

WANTED-Middlc aged man to
drive Dodge ambulance and do
might orderly work at County
Hospital. Good job for the right
man. See superintendent Sunors
from , to p. m. St2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Clovis, Fresno county, will
an all day festival April l6,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

FOR SALE-Small dairy of % cows
and equipment, on 40 acres, the
best Of alfalfa. mile east, mile
south of Heber on highway. J. J.
Ming. Sta
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-08-12
sUsQUEHANNA LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs

RESULT OF GAMES SATURDAY
Rising Sun 3, Havre de Grace 2
Oxford 8, Perryville S
North East 4, Elkton 3
Elk Mills 2, Bel Air o \
SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST 13
Rising Sun at Bel Air
Elk Mills at North East
Perryville at Elkton
Oxford at Havre de Grace
Rising Sun on Saturday last con-
tinued their winning streak by TAX
ing Havre de Grace into camp by a
very close score of 80. The game
was well played contest from start
to finish. Hughes and Miller both
pitched fine ball while the fielding of
the home boys was OF high order.
Boyle led the batting, while Rob-
inson, Chalmers and G.. Kay gave
Miller fine support.
The victory was four straight for
the second half and kept the percen-
tage still at 1000. 1t also was the
Suns 18th win, out of the best IL
starts. ~
This Saturday the team journeys
to Bel Air, and quite a following of
fans are likely to make the trip with
the club. The score:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-08-12
MISS REBECCA T.. LOVE

The death of Miss Rebecca l.. Love
occurred July Is, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. c. Francis Jenkins, in
Washington, D. c., aged II years.
Miss Love was a former resident OF
this section, where she had many
warm friends to whom she endeared
herself by her charming personality
She had been a member of West Not
tingham Presbyterian church since
,girlhood.
Miss Love was native of Darl-
ington, Hartford county, and was a
daughter of the late Samuel and So
phia l.. Love; was sister OF Mrs
Mary e. Morrison, Mrs. Sophia J
Lavender, Mrs. Annie X. Breuninger
Mrs. Sadie T. Brueninger, Mrs. g
Francis Jenkins, all of Washington
The body was taken to Darlington
for interment in Harmony Cemetery
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-08-12
WOODLAND

The pageant Naaman" that was
given at the close of the Daily Vaca-
tional Bible School will be repeated,
Sunday evening in Hopewell M. E.
Church. Mrs. Ross McDougal and
her assistants will have charge as the
pastor will be at Asbury Church.
Miss Mary E. Rawlings of Balti-
more is spending her vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Rawlings.
Miss Elsie Rea returned Friday
from her six weeks summer course
at the Normal School at Towson, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abrahams
have returned to Brooklyn, N. y,
after spending a week with his sis
tiers at Woodlawn. Mr.. Charles K.
Abrahams of Balto., spent the week
end with them.
Miss Grace Rawlings, who has
been with the Swathmore Chautau-
qua the past six weeks, in the New
England states, spent the first OF the
week with Ter bro her Robert and
family, left Thursday to visit friends
in North Carolina.
Miss Mary H. Riley of Port De>
post has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. E. Rea.
Mrs. Milton Seward and two
daughters of Baltic, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e. w. Krummel.
Mrs. Rufus G. Jackson and child
rem were dinner guests of Miss Name
Kirk of Blythedale, Wednesday Of
last week..
Mrs. John Clark took her young
son, Ridgeway to Philada., Saturday,
where on Tuesday he had his tonsils
and adnoids removed at DR.. Hunts
private hospital, where Mrs. Clark's
sister nurses. Mr.. Clark was UP for
the operation.
Mr.. Carroll E. Tyson accompanied
his nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Tyson to Balto., Monoay,
where Mrs. Tyson went to Hopkins
to consult throat specialist.
The Ladies Aid met in the church
House, Friday afternoon to make
final arrangements for the Farmers
Day lunch, that they have served
every year but the first and OF course
not the years, it was at Elkton' and
Calvert.
Master Roger Williams OF Will
mington and Miss Helen McCardle of
Glenmoore, Pa, are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs, Jesse Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur SINNERS and
Earle spent the week end in Baltic,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker.
Miss Mae McFadden has returned
from summer school at Univ. of Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strepper and
Eleanor of Philada.; Mrs. o. G.
Smith and Mrs. C. l.. Thompson OF
Port Deposit were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. SINNERS,
Earle and Miss Beatrice spent Mon
day at Betterton, Md.
Mr.. George w. Mccullough is at
tending The International Leader
ship Schools of Religious Education
at Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hamp-
shire, for eighteen days. He &C
companied three others, whom he
met in Elkton. Saturday afternoon,
going by motor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-08-12
JESSE WILLIAMS

Jesse Williams, of Woodiawn.
died at Union Hospital, Elkton, We'd
nesday morning. the Bird, from a
complication OF diseases. having just
passed his 73rd birthday the 26th.
He had not been well for several
years, but i'll since last December.
He followed the trade of carpenter.
Funeral services were held at his
late home, Friday at 2 O'Clock, in
charge of Rev. John Clark, with in
terment in Hopewell Cemetery. Be-
sides his widow, who was Miss Addie
England, he leaves ten children;
Harvey, Clarence, Ernest, Mrs. Ray
Willcuts and Miss Mary Williams, of
Wilmington; Norman, Of Plainfield,
N. j.; Mrs. Granville MeCardle, of
Glen Moore. Pa; Mrs. Francis Kear
ney, of Wa Wa. Pa; Mrs. VIM. Lam
pert, of Lima, Pa, and Stanley, at
home. Two brothers, Edward and
Joseph. of Theodore; three sisters,
Mrs. John H. Thompson and Mrs.
James Bnehannan, New Jersey.