The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-10-11

B. Kirkpatrick, both of Perryville
were married in Elk Neck parsonage
on Friday evening, September 27, by
Rev. F. Charles Loukoff, Jr.
Mr.. Harry Bell, of Chesapeake
City, announces the marriage of his
sister, Miss Elizabeth D.. Bell, and
Mr.. VIM. R. Bacon, both of Viii
mington, in St. Margaret's Roman
Catholic church, Bel Air, on July IL
Miss Marian Benjamin, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benjamin
and Mr.. Herman E. Walbeck, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. ,WaIbeck OF
near North East, were quietly mar
ried in Havre de Grace Monday
September 80. The bride is a grad.
uate of North East High School,
class of 1929.
Miss Ida beaverton, of Chester
town, and Mr.. ]. Frank Blake, Jr.
of Childs, were married September
2S at the Cherry Hill M. +. Parson-
age, by Rev. Charles +. Davis. The
groom is assistant secretary and
treasurer of the Elkton Banking &
Trust Company. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. r. C. beaverton, OF
Chestertowu.
Mrs. C. M. Charshee, of Whining
ton, announces the marriage OF
her granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth
Thorpe, of Elkton, to Mr.. Samuel P
Fisher, Jr., of Ashley, Pa, by Rev
w. G. Harris, of Elkton M. E.
church, on September 25. The-bride
held clerical position in the Elkton
Banking & Trust Co., while the
groom is employed by the Bell Tele-
phone Company, of Wilmingtno.
Miss Catherine Rose, daughter OF
Mrs. Hilda Carey Rose. of North
East, has been notified By the Amer
isan Red Cross that she has been en-
relied as Junior mencer Of The
Red Cross Life Saving Service, hay
ing passed the prescribed test al
Camp Yowochas, Troy, n Y, last
summer. An embIenls ard PIN were
a,so received by Miss Ross in addi-
ten to, the certificate af member
ship. *
Miss Helen McCool, one of Elk
toms popular young ladies', daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McCool,
and Mr. j. Albert Boyd, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Boyd, OF Perry
Vile, were married Saturday after
noon at three O'Clock, at the Elkton
M. E. Church, by Rev. w. &. Harris.
Mr.. William Fowler was best man
and Mrs. Fowler matron of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd will reside in
Wilmington.
The Cecil County Medical Society
met on Tuesday afternoon at Union
Hospital, Elkton. The meeting was
addressed by Prof. A. M. Shipley and
Prof. Maurice c. Pincoff, both of the
University of Maryland. The for
mer talked on Assesses of the
Lung" and the latter on Chronic
Bright's Disease" Both addresses
were highly instructive and the
meeting one of the most interesting
ever held by the society.
Mrs. Strobel Coslett, of North
East, lost two valuable rings, one a
diamond studded wedding llnS, last
Thursday afternoon, and suspicion
rests ON two female VISITORS to Cos
lett's garage where the loss occur
red. Mrs. Coslett, who Is book
keeper in her husbands garage,
missed her jewelry from the wash
stand in the ladies rest room few
minutes after the women left. The
Delaware State Police were phoued
a description of the car, which was
stopped by them, but the women dis
claimed any knowledge vi The rings
and were allowed to proceed. Later
ne of the rings was picked up along
the roadside, where this car mad
1een stopped by the police.
The Reynolds Family Association
will hold their 3Sth annual reunion
in the Reformed Church, Keyport,
N. j., on Saturday, October ~, at
IL O'Clock, noon.
There are numerous of the Reyn-
olds family in the vicinity of Rising
Sun, some of whom are members ol
the Association, and this locality
will no DOUBT De represented at the
reunion. The secretary OF the Asso-
ciation is Mrs. A. e. RIPPER, Ala
Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The sum of $735.S5 was netted by
the recent carnival held Tor the ben
eft of Havre de Grace Hospital.
A clinic for diseases of the chest
will be conducted in the Episcopal
Church House. Cecilton, on Wednes-