The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-08-25

terrain church nettsd $4,000.
The newly improved section of
highway from Forrestville to Jen-
nersville, Pa, has been opened to
traffic.
The annual regatta of the Better
rs and 81. Eighteen events are
listed.
Allied Stimson, of Philadelphia,
has succeeded Morton Smith as as
sistant supervisor on the P. r. R. at
Perryville.
The heavy storm that swept the
Atlantic seaboard, taking toll of life
and shipping, brought copious rains
in this section on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Cecil Diner" recently built
by Oscar Coakley, Havre de Grace,
near the east end of the Susquehan-
ma bridge, in Perryville, was opened
for business ON Wednesday.
Falling through hay funnel
while playing in the barn of her
grandfather, VIM. ]. Malone, near
Delta, Pa, Mildred Oatman. aged
ten years, suffered broken leg.
The Havre de Grace Fire Company
will hold their annual Tag Day on
Saturday, Sept. 16, when the citi-
zens of that town will be solicited for
contributions for support of the
Company.
A two night carnival will be held
on the evenings of August "a and
25, at Perryville under the auspices
of the Junior Order of Master Me-
chanics and the Daughters of Liber-
ey of that town.
A shark caught in a net at Beaver
Dam, on the North East river by j.
A. North and James Crouch was shot
and towed to North East. The big
fish measured " feet in length and
weighed 400 pounds.
Joseph L. Davis Post No. At, The
American Legion has abandoned it's
plan to have Havre de Grace named
as next years convention city but il
is probable that an attempt will be
made to hold the 1886 convention
there.
Charles R. Grant and Russell Hoy
have been elected delegates to rep
resent Cecil Post, No. 1 5, of Elkton,
at the American Legion convention
to be held at Hagerstown, on August
23 to 26, with John X. Burnley and
j. H. McCloskey, alternates.
The sale of the HOLLYWOOD, Pa,
transmission line and the Engleside
sub-station by the Pennsylvania Wa
ter and Power Company has been
approved by the Public Service Com
mission. The property was sold to
the Pennsylvania Power and Light
company.
Arrested ON the charge of break
ing into the garage of Nevin Lo-
raine, at Chesapeake City, and steal
ing fifteen gallons of oil and ten
gallons of gasoline, VIM. H. Taylor,
Benjamin Sartin and George Sartin,
all of that place, confessed and were
lodged in Jail.
Harry Malin, young Elktonian,
is serving 80 days in Elkton Jail on
a charge of wife beating. Malin
some weeks ago gave local officers
chase through three states before
he was captured when his car ran
out of gas and the police arrested
him on the Barksdale road
There will be a supper at Ebenezer
M. E. Church, Wednesday evening,
August 80; roast chicken. cc;d boil
ed ham, many vegetables, pickles,
rolls, butter, sauce, coffee and pie.
Come and enjoy one of these fine
suppers for which the Ebenezer la
dies are famous, price Soc, children
25. Ice cream for sale
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stockton Start,
of Chestertown, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Louise Start, to Frank
York Lloyd, of Baltimore, on Aug. 7,
at Chestertown.
The bride is former member of
the Elkton High School faculty.
The W. C. T. u of Rising Sun has
reelected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
VIM M. Pogue; vice president, Mrs.
Chas. S. Pyle; treasurer, Mrs. Scott