The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-09-27
Briefly Noted News

Briefly Noted news
Ernest Bradley Is having a two
weeks vacation from the A. and p.
Store.
william Snyder, Jr., is extra
clerk at the American Store on Sat-
urdays.
A chicken supper will be held at
Zion Church House on Thursday
evening, October 3rd.
Samuel Smith and family have
moved from Huntsville to the Dens-
more farm, near Pennington.
]. H. Tullis, of North East has
been appointed deputy supervisor
of the Explorers League of Denver,
Colorado.
Wilbur Nickle, Jr., and Miss Pearl
Jamison, Bay View, have announced
their engagement. The date for the
wedding has not been set.
A litter of sixteen pigs were rec
emily born to a SOW on the farm OF
Chester Trout, of Lancaster county,
Pc. One of the pigs has died.
The Lions Club is sponsoring a
Card Party to be held in the High
School auditorium of this town on
Tuesday evening, October Is.
Miss Ruth Dixon, of Elkton, grad
uate nurse of st. Luke's Hospita.
Training School, New York. has ac-
cepted a position in that hospital.
Mrs. Clarence I. Benson entertain
ed the members of the Cecil County
Women's Club at her home in Port
Deposit, on Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Jacob Greenwald has purchas-
ed the Drennen property in the rear
of his building in Elkton. He will
raze the house in the near future.
Mr.. John Bradley and sons,
Charles, Rush and Byron, Of Perry
Vile, have accepted opsitions with the
Virginia Engineering Corporation at
Norfolk, Va.
The first meeting of the Cecil
County Council of Churches will be
held in Trinity Methodist Church,
Chesapeake City, on Friday evening,
October 18th.
The Southern States Rising Sun
Service has secured permit from
the County Commissioners for the
building of warehouse on North
Queen Street.
~ Chicken thieves carried on seven
ty White Leghorn chickens, they
stole from coop on the farm Of
Lester Rhoads, near East Drumore,
Pa The chickens were valued at
$1,000.
The ladies Of the Sixth District
Auxiliary of Union Hospital held a
very successful bake here on We'd
nesday of last week. Proceeds from
the sale of the bake goods amounts
ed to over $500.
A large milk truck, being driven
by Paul Herr, from HOLLYWOOD to
Lancaster, Pa, upset along the road
in front of the home of Harry G..
Barr, splitting all the milk. The
driver escaped injury.
Mrs. F. L. Lindamood has moved
from the apartment in the Cummings
dwelling, on Cherry street, to Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gregory
are occupying the apartments va
Gated by Mrs. Lindamood.
Herbert Williams, of Blythedale,
mas been awarded the contract for
the new post Office building at Perry
Vile which will be located opposite
the present postofice. Mr.. Donald W..
Cole is having the building erected
for the governments use.
Captain Albert Miller Penn, U. S.
N, and Mrs. Penn have issued invi-
cations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Emily Virginia Penn
and Mr.. Harry Hyland Howard, Jr.,
of Chesapeake City, on Sept. 20,
at the Navy Yard. Charleston s. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Boulder,
of Elkton. attended the National
Convention of the American Legion
and Legion Auxiliary, in Boston
Mass.
DIR. w. d. Cauley, of Elkton, is
also in attendance at the convention.
Mrs. Joseph H. Smith had the
misfortune to catch the heel of her
shoe on the edge of the concrete
walk in front Of the Methodist
hurch here, Sunday, causing her to
fall and receive painful cuts and
hruieos ahouf the face and hody