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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Illus 9onlefeao, ga.
Iriibiabrs. s.&onsert.

Ger Someiteao Gintradt geians,
Gerein bdlt iein &onSert am 90.
Mdrs nit SfIaftfeit perbunoen ab.
Sidet, ,&onitee beribtet eroBen grfoIs
iotpeit l,no Fat nebr orllfen Iaiien.
gs eri,,d1t ale 0eutIfen ,lnb Sod.
ienbriioer Ser Nadbaridaft Some.
iteao iid oieien Sag fret 5u baIten
unS oieiem sroben Jeit bei5uipobneu.
ga mir sic Gbre baben aIs Griten
Spreder Serrn @lltap &appaui,
Eraiioent ser berid)ieoenen Singer.
gruppen oes tpeltli6en EennipIpania
NIT l1ns su boben fir ben Gag. Gie
Tiibrung haber Die Sirigenten @aI,
ter ShuridJ l,no Saul Hobfom. Sic
Seitl,ng bes iuoblbefannten StreidJ.
orheiters bat ser beriibmte oel,tIdc
@tuiifleiter Senrp Seine. gttpa $50
Mdrneritimmen .tperoen Sen Ibe,o
erflingen. 5olgenoe @ruppen tperocn
alle suiammen auftreten.
l. Homestead Maenner Chor
Eroeffnungslied
2. Teutonia Maennerchor .........
........ My Country 'tis of thee"
Gemeinschaftiche Gesang
3. Orpheus Maennerchor ........
Cntfeu .................. Fr. Click
4. Bloomfield Maennerchor ............
Long long ago .......... Th. Bagly
D. Tarantum Maennerchor ....
Waldmorgen ........... L. Koellner
6. Beethoven Maennerchor
Heimat und Vaterland :. X. Koephart
Z. Liedertafel Maennerchor
....... Das ist der Tag des Herrn
S. Frohsinn Macnnerchor ..........
Am Altar der Wahrheit .... Mohr
Gemeinschaftlich:
Star Spangled Banner.
Die Salle miro Ibpn Tim 12 ltbr
mittasS fiir aliitsIiebcr, ibre 5reun.
DC lno @aite often iein. Giien mirb
fur5 nad)ber Ierpiert lperben. Ser ge.
trag lit 10 penig, oaB es iid nicht
lobnt an oieien Sag Giien subauie
por5ubereiten.
@ie seiuobnlif bot bas 9(rrangie-
rllngsfomitee einen 1reis. gs miro
on nihts feblen. 8i,ten Sumor,
Sreunoidaft uno 2icbe lit oas 3icl
Der Sdngcr, oab cs ibucn allen rcd)t
iuobl ergcbe. Gamit mir aIe nod
piel ,Srelloe on hcn 9liibcr, S9od,.
len llno 8ebcihcn ocs Gereins baben
moeeu. Sas @obI oes Gereils pia
ih ltets i'm 9lllge bcbalten, 10 miro
Die aniprahe enoen, aui irobeS 8ie.
oerle6cn, ibr licbcn ,GGIte, lie leben
bod. ltnIcre SGnger uno ibr Siri,
gent gSalter Sf,lrid)t.
Gcorg Geinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Wus youngstown, Sbio
TrIblingstans.

Ser Sugenobuno Ser Sontcrusge'
meinoe laoet ale iSrclluoc bcr5lid)
ein 81 ieinem idbrlihen Sriiblings=
tan5 om 26. slpril, INN 8 llbr, i'm
Sahicnbein1. Gin glltcs Srdeltcr
miro lpiclcu Iiir Sung ilnb 9llt.
Ger SDbcpunft ocS slbenOs lit oic
ar0nuns ocs ncllselpGbltcn GonigS
uno ser &onigin. Ser &onis uuo Oil
&onigin, oie I'M porigcn Subr er
lpuhlt puroen numlidh Suus Shul
Ter uno Bertha 9lrb. merocn oas nett
criuGhlte f0nlglithe Euar froncn. Scl
Cans miro nit ser Golouoiie croif
net. Gmtritt lit MIR Soc.
Marie Gfings9rueii, Sefr.
3tucis 30.
Slebe SrilOer, ihr lueroet mob
uernolnnlen haben, oab Die
SoalleniuartitcQc
i'll unierem Sufienbeim 5u uergebcl
lit unO oab oleies ui,f inn Vlatt be
tanntgcgeben muroe.
User ul'p intereiiiert lit. oie SOL
lcnmnrtlteQe 5u iibenebmen, mllb bi.
ipute'tens am 1. slpril 1871 idriit
lif eingereid)t baben.
Spnter eintrefienoe Ycii6e uoe
Mpplifationen ia1en alBer Yetradt
6eorg Seppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Uieclai GituIese,1 +.
Shlub bon Seite 1.

auf Elm rtatidblid) beiettes" Serri-
torilm branbmarfte. Situlescu er=
boffte, oamit iein Saterlano eegen
cine @ieoerbeiebl,ng 8eiiarabiens
ourd sic &ulien eeid)iitt su baben.
Saraufbin ipllroe oann an Scr r,,s
n1dniid-rl,iiiihen 8ren5e Sic 0ni=
eiterbriide pollenoet, iiber Sic, ipie
man oamals meinte, inn Sale elmer
8eOrobl,ng bcrS oilotpofei, ,Hubs
lano Sruppen 1,ad) @rag aur Silfe
ibiden tpiirbe. 1886 ltano Situlesc,,
alf Ser S0be Ieines @infl,,ies; er
mar augleid HrGiioent ser &leinen
Gntente l,nb ser Commandments.
Nid)t iiber cine 6rage ser Bro6en
Solitif lit bieier Staatsmann bon
Gorntat geitiir5t, ionoern iiber Sen
SaB ser SoffamariIla unb insbeion-
oere ser sSrau 2upescll, oeren Ginflu6
er 5u ol,rbfreu5en periudte. slls
Carol sic pcrionlibe Siftatl,r iiber
<n1Gnien eritebte, tpar ibm sic al.
81 ielbitGroige Eerionlibfeit Sitl,s
lescus lditig; allf) 9lal,bte er irriger.
ipeiie brrd slusbooten ibres bitter.
item 6einOes sic giierne @aroe Der,
iObnen 81 f0nnen. SIM September
1886, ipdbreno Sitl,lcsc,t in Geni
ueilte. bat &onig Carol sen Mann
bintcrriids abgelGgt, ser nelln5ebn
Sabre lang iein llngetpObulides poll.
Tides Solcnt in sen 0icnIt Ses
Staates geitcut bate. Seitbem lebtl
Sitlllescu nit fllr5cr llnterbre6llnq
I'M Grill: cine iibcrlebenbe Iisur a,,s
Der Gpohe 8rianbs unb Strcie.
manns fam man aber rl,bis iagen
CT oiente ieiuem Golf 8rmGnien mil
Gatriotismlls obne Sab gegen anocrt
SGlfcr inn ausemeinen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
0c,.tiher pclitiitter
8erittt

llntcr scr lleberid)rift ~&rie9sbilfe
umo &rieesidulo" idreibt &uOilf
aird)ncr in Ser Sonnto9sallsgabe
Ser vIranffurter 3citlug" il, eincm
2citartifcl:
Gblr6iG bat 5luar oenlenticren
luiicn, bob er cincm amcritanilfen
&ournaliitcn friibcr cilln1al erfldrt
habe, sic Sereihigtcn Staaten ieien
oaran idullo ge,pcien, BOZ Ser 8Gt-
frieg nidt inn Sabre 1917 ourd Ell
ncn @eritGnoigllngsfrieoen 81 gnoe
9efommen Ici. 9lber oas Dement,
;inocrt nifts an ser Satiafe, oaB
Gbirdia oieie Meinns bate uao
ilberte - ltnO bas lie ridtig lit.
ErGiiocnt 9lociepelt bcmiibt lid bellte
lm oas &l,nititiid, bie ameritaniife
! &ilispolitif aus ser 3eit ocs @elt-
| frieges 81 iuicoerbolen, olne babel
pcrIhieoene "Sebler @ilions" su be-
gebcu. Ga Sic engliid)c Tront bel,tc
nllr nod bonn 9lallbcn OIL slmerifa
lcbt, mill Gburdiu natiirlib Ieine 90.
mails allsgeiprohene Meinlng nid)t
gelten luiien, aber niemano DeiB BEL
ier als er, Oab bic amerifaniide 30
litit tatidflif bellte 10 gut pie 1912
oas eigentlide Glement Ser ariegs-
perldngerl,ng lit.
0eioer iii bics nid)t ser ein5ige Sors
nurt, Sen man Sen slmcrifanern
MAIDEN nu,b, piellcid)t iogar lit es
nid)t cinmal ser ihlin1mitc. 9enn es
| Iteht felt, Oa6 oie Saltrng 9ooieuelts
uno ieines slubanges iebr lueientlid,
oa5u beigctragcn bat. OaB oie Weit.
mGf)te Sen @tut batten. Gel,tiGlanS
Sen &rieg su erfl1ren. Gie amerifa'
niide Yolitif ser Eropaganba bat,
angctricbcn ourd) eillen groBen Seil
Ser orrd sic Hesierung iclbit a,ige.
peitlhtcn iogenannten "offentlider
Menllrg" matiirlid) lit es nlr cir
9ruhteil Oes Yolfes). nidts gctan
einen nellcn cllropGiihen aricg 81
| perbinocrn. Sic bat a6er IN Sen Der
gangenen Sabren oelto nebr getan
ben GnglGnbcrn uno Jran5oien 81
belueiien, ba6 bic amerifaniIdt
gfad)t nuf ibrcr Seite gegen Die au
| tpritaren eingeicst tperoe. a6er TOE,
bate mcbr geranlaiiung gebabt Oi'
europiiiben Staaten 81, elmer frieo
'lihen 8erItanoigung 81 betpegen. als
oas Sano. Dos nit Silie Ser uier5ebr
Gunfte @ilons Seutidlano ieiner
5eit our @eenoigung oes Samples
| ii6erreoet, aber feline eieene mora
lilde Joroerllng aufs Sdn0oeite Der
raten lno 6amit oie 8abn fiir oas
Seriailer 0iftat uno fir al oas frei
gegeben bat, mas gum snlaB mi
8egenItano oes oeutiden 8efreilmes
fampfes eeiporoen lit? 9tur Sic ,naB
loie gerorebune oes 9atbeltanoes
bot es oabin gebrad)t, oaB 10 biel
alnerifaniide 8opfe. offenbar al
aQes anoere benten 1,ur ni6t an bi
@roBe Der Neronttportin,g nnb oe
Sdulo, Die iie beute ,pte oainaIs oll
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Adjtnna 3iueis 26.

Ger 3tpeig 26 b1lt feline ndbit'
geriammlung am Samstag, beu 5
9lprii, o6eros, ab. 3lped oieier aen
oerllng lit Balmionntag. slae Briibel
{ollen oieie aenoerung sur aenntnis
nebmen lino es anoercn @riioern nit
teilen. griioer fonlnt ale 5ilr Ser
fammlllng ipeil ipihtige @eihdfte Dor
liegen.
" g NinApr Cpfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
-Gtn1aoune~-.,3~.., ,3~.., .p,oY
40. 9abrfS =konbentiot1
des Central Verbandes der Sieb. Sachsen
verbunden nit
@oloenet11 9ubildun1
dss Erst. Siebenbuerger Sachsen Kranken-
Unterstuetzungs-V -Verein, in den
Yer. Staten, Zweig 19
abgehalten 80. und 81. Mai in SALEM Ohio.

abeehaten am 3O und 81. Mai in SALEM, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Mus Nilcs, Sbto
3iucie %

bGlt am %. M1r5 cine &arten= nnS
Eennp-Eartic ob, ipcSu ale Srcilnoc
uno Ncfanntc ppn mob lno icrn alia
berSIid)ite eiugcloOcn iino. Gin tiid
tiees Gomitee miro an Ger slrbcii
lein. 2. Gilutbcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
3,ueis 40.

@ir MAIDEN bierourd befannt, oab
,tnier
25idbrises Stiftnnssfeit
am Sonntae, SEN 10. Msai, abenhs,
abgebalten miro uno mir boffen uno
tuiinihen. oaB ale Gre,lnoe uno
g6nner bon nab uno fern ,,ns oieien
abeno NIT ibrem 8eiuh 81 peribo.
nern belfen. slIio reierpiert Sen 10.
@oi fir uns. Gas Yrosraum miro
ipGter befannt gelnabt..
Maria &loB, Sefr.
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lid) geronnlcn boben. sln1tatt bcn
GnglGnbern sic redt5eitigc &erltin=
Oiglng nabe5llegen, babeu bie oiplo=
natiid)en SerltGnbigilneslelttc 3coles
belts oas 6eller geid,iirt, luobei Sic
9eOiiriniiie ser amerifaniiben @abl-
taftif nit elmer anlnabehoen slubcn-
pulitif 81 elmer Miidung pereinigt
iuurben. @as sic oiplomotiid,en Scr
tretcr HcolepeltS, Mr. @uaitt an ser
Spite, tatiGflid) aneeridtet baben,
lGBt iih aus ben bisberigcn slften=
bcroiientlidllngcn ausrci6eno iibcr=
bliden.
@as ge9en sic sll,bcnpolitif oes
nmerifaniihen Grdlioenten ,mO jener
Sligarhie ein5l,penoen lit, inter
if)eioet iid) MIR graoueu bon Der Gin.
tlaae, Die mir gegen Gnelano 81 CT
hetcn baben. Die 2eit miro fommen,
in ser aud, oie gnelGnOcr bas Ga-
pital Ser amerifaniiden rariegs.
billie" naber unterillden ,mo leben
ueroen. bab es IN sluei Seile 5criGat,
oeren slpeiter fir Gnglano nidt ic.
gensreider geiuoroen lit oils ser critic ::
IN cine Silfe 5rr Serbeifiibrlns oes
&rieges unb in cine Silfeleiitlmg
tpabreno oes ariescs. Die cine bat
Sas fllrdt6are 9iingen, bas inns ser
8ille Der 8egner allferlegt bat, pe.
ientlib mitperihuloet, ser anoere bat
lpie oamals inn 8eltfrieg entidieoen
81 einer iinnloien 8riegsperlGnge.
rllng 0innlos bonn Stanoplmft ser
engliiden Serlierer uno 5lpedlos po,
ulliercm Sertihen Stanoplnft aus
beigetragen. Sic cine tpar ipirfiam,
Die anoere icbr fraglpiirbig. Gburdia
tennt Oieie @abrbciten, aber or iicbt
lid bcl,te oa5u perurteilt Tie su igno-
rierenL ocnn tuenn CT lie anerfennte,
tpare Die &ataitropbe 90, sic er Der.
meioen ODER iuenigitens (in ser Soft
nrng aui epentl,elle @lluoer) bin.
a,,s5ogern mod)te. Wan fam ni6t
eriDarten, DaB er IN ieincr beutigen
Gage oaS Scriagcn a,ld) oieier letten
&arte Ser amerifaniiden jest ihon
offentlicb eingeitlnoe. llno oennod
Der Gag miro fommeu, an Dem piele
Gn9ldnocr oie amerifaniibe &ricgs,
bilfe Gin beiOerlei @eitalt) pcrflrd)en
iueroen. @enau 10 iuie piclc, sic Ser
englii6en Eolitif gum Spier geiaQen
iino, bel,te Die Gerfiibrung ourd
8robbritannien aufs 8itterite bella.
gen. SIT oemn Sen gnalinocrn nidi
gans Nebnlides ourd @ooiepelt ,.nf
ieinen anbang geideben ipie oas
mas 6ranfreid uno mas al bener
ourf gnglano tuioeriabrcn lit, oit
fih ol,rb engliide Eolitif bon be,
@abn Der 8ernunft abbringen lal
ien2 ..
| 8an5 dbnlif) ipie sic cngliid)e Me
eicrl'ns Elm 2ano ipie Yolen a,fgc
itabelt uno sum Wioeritano aeaer
ben tpeitgebenoen oelltiden goridla{
beitimmt bot, aenau 10 bat 9iooicpel
ourd Die 3uiideri,ng ieincr Sill,
Der engliiden @arantiepoIitif Der
Miden geitdrft. Greilid bas @ilifo
oas @ooiepelt einsina mar iebr se
ring i'm, gergleid 81 Dem Der 8etor
ten. Nufriiiten tpoute er ia obnebin
iei es aus auBenpolitiider 9Ridfidt
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NnS Neiu Gafle. ga.
Siueia 25.

ymei9 70.
Gie nadite regelndbige geriamm.
lung miro crit am Sonntag, Sen 20.
Ndr5, 3 1tbr nad)mittogs, in Der
gintrodt 3aae abgebalten. Age Mit.
glieoer iino eriud)t anipeieno 81 iein,
Inn oie GioioenOenideds gu lrnter-
idreiben. Nnb iuir6 Die @obl oes
Delesateu fir oie &oupention itatt.
finoen. Gerner iinb tpidtiee @eid6fte
5u erle6ioen. e,
9eors Yetri, Seer.
- 8itte leien Sic Die MnaeiQen!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
CECIL COUNTY CHILDREN'S AID
Lays Groundwork For Annual Drive For Funds
DIR. Atkinson To Head Drive
Assisted By Committee

Because the Children's Aid So
ciety is the only agency in the state
or county to care for homeless, de-
linquent and unfortunate children,
the responsibility of these children
is completely i'm the hands of the
citizens of Cecil county.
During the past year, the society
has done an efficient job under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams.
Acting on the belief that every child
needs the experience and security Of
a home, most of these children have
been placed in foster homes. The
temperament of the child and of the
foster parents are thoroughly stud
led and the adjustment of the child
carefully watched. In this way the
majority of the children receive an
opportunity to live normal, happy
lives.
All persons interested in giving
their time and interest in behalf of
these youngsters can do SO by con-
tacting DIR. Atkinson or the Chair
man i'm their district.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
BALDERSTON
DAIRY BARN
DESTROYED

The large new modernly equipped
dairy barn, erected on the farm OF
Lloyd Baderston III, near Colora
about four years ago, was destroyed
by fire on Monday evening. The fire
was discovered about five O'Clock
while milking was being done.
1t is believed to have been caused
by spark from the shredding ma
chine, which was in operation, but
this is conjecture.
Rising Sun and Port Deposit fire
companies were summoned and were
soon on the scene, the Rising Sun
firemen putting two pieces OF equip
ment in service.
A good water supply was located
at the plant of the Colora Packing
Co., fully a quarter of mile dis
tant, where both Rising Sun engines
were stationed at the reservoir, and
two streams of water were played
upon the fire. The Port Deposit en-
CINE used its booster tank to help
fight the blaze.
The firemen did good work, and
while the upper section of the large,
modern. COW barn was completely
destroyed, the stabling underneath,
with stanchions for thirty or more
cows, appeared to be not greatly
damaged, and the concrete walls,
remained in good shape, many Of
the windows not even being broken.
The two large silos at the northern
end of the building were saved. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000,
with partial insurance.
This is the second time fire has
visited the farm. In 1893 the barn
was destroyed and twelve or fifteen
head of cattle burned to death. The
cows were all released and driven
safely over to second barn on the
premises during Monday evenings
fire.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06

The Children's Aid Society of
Cecil County laid the groundwork
for its annual drive for funds We'd
nesday evening, when all chairmen
and vice-chairmen of the drive were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson
Brown at dinner at their home at
Mt Ararat, Port Deposit.
DR.. Warren Atkinson, who for the
past five years has acted as chair
man, will again head the drive. He
will be assisted this year by a COM
mittee composed of Mrs. Donaldson
Brown, Mrs. Mercer Terrell, and Mr..
Edwin Dorcus. In charge of publ
city are Mrs. Mercer Terrell, Mrs.
Trentwell Mason White, and Mrs.
Clarence I. Benson.
DR.. Atkinson, i'm an interview
stated that che was eager to have
community leaders and interested
citizens throughout the county ex-
tend their efforts in behalf of this
drive. The welfare of sixty-three
children is dependent on the results
of this campaign.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
MARYLANDERS
COMPLETE AIR
COURSE

Five Maryland youths last week
completed the Army Air Corps
thirty-week fight course and were
commissioned second lieutenants in
the Air Reserve with immediate as
signment to active duty, the War
Department announced.
The five began seven months ago
learning to handle comparatively
simple primary training planes,
finally qualifying for their wings in
advanced trainers, which, fast and
fully equipped with instruments,
provide experience similar to that in
flying combat planes.
Two of the group, Thomas C..
Parkinson and Leon B. Temple, Jr.,
are Baltimoreans. Indianhead was
represented in the class by Herbert
King Anderson. Second Lieutenant
Robrt Carico is from Elkton and
James d. Catington's home is in
Savage.
Graduation exercises for the lat
members of the class were held at
the advanced flying school at Max
well Field, Montgomery, Ala. Max
we'll is headquarters for the South
east Air Corps Training Center,
which operates subordinate flying
schools in various parts of the
South.
The Marylanders and their class
mates few more than 3,866,100
miles without fatality in their
training period. Each new officer
training period. Each new pilot few
more than 26,30O miles to qualify
for the silver wings he will wear on
the left breast of his uniform blouse.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
GIFT TO WEST
NOTTINGHAM
ACADEMY
Bechtel Home Decided
To Trustees AS
DOrmitOry.

One of the announcements made
at the commencement of West Not
tingham Academy on Monday was
that the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Bechtel, known as coax Lawn,
and adjoining the Academy proper
ty, had been decided to the trustees
as gift for a dormitory.
Mr.. Bechtel's father, Prof. G. X.
Bechtel, was for many years prin-
cipal of West Nottingham Academy
and the gift was made as a tribute
to his memory.
The property is a large two-story
frame dwelling with spacious porch
es extending around the front and
side, and stands in the midst of a
beautiful lawn, shaded by the
grandest of trees, one of the larg-
est being a planting from the
original Charter Oak, with papers
to certify to the authenticity of this
statement.
Some years ago the dwelling was
badly damaged by fire, but since it
has been greatly improved, modern
conveniences installed, and is i'm
the best of condition.
1t is directly across the road in
front of West Nottingham church,
and the old academy building lis but
short distance away.
The large, comfortable dwelling
and it's wonderful surroundings tend
to make the beautiful property an
ideal one, and the name of coax
Lawn" is well chosen.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
TROOPS co
THROUGH
RISING SUN
Camp Dix Men Move
Toward South I'm
Trucks

On Wednesday morning Highway
No. 1 was crowded with stream of
trucks and trailers for a period of
fully two hours, transporting the
44th Division, U. S. Army from Fort
Dix for maneuvers in the south.
More than 1900 troops, compris-
ing the full strength of the division,
aboard 1000 trucks, headed for
their bivouac area near Bowling
Green, Va. In addition, the convoy
included 500 trailers loaded with
equipment.
The trucks passed through in
groups of 80, each group four min
utes apart.
In order to avoid congestion as
much as possible the troops were di-
vided into three main columns.
One column, the 57th Brigade,
commanded by Colonel Charles E..
Mccarthy travelled via Route 38
to Camden, cross the Delaware Riv-
er Bridge to Philada., and continued
thru the city to Chester, then south
on Route 13 to Wilmington.
From there down Route 40 thru
Baltimore, and stopped at Fort
Meade to spend Wednesday night in
pup tents.
The second column, tht 87th Bril-
gade, under the command of Briga-
der General Ralph K. Robertson,
crossed the Bristol-Burlingt n
Bridge into Penna., following Route
/ thru here to Baltimore and on to
Fort Meade.
Division troops, including artil-
lery, engineers, medical and special
troops, comprising the third unit,
the Tacony Palmyra Bridge and af-
ter passing thru Philada., preceded
the 87th brigade down Route /.
The soldiers expected to leave
Fort Meade Thursday morning and
reach the maneuver area, south of
Fredericksburg, that night. AS men,
bers of the BLUE Army, they will
fight a mythical battle with the
"Red Army. The maneuvers will
last about three days. The divisions
mobile kitchens will supply food.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06

committee member, q member of
the county chorus. She has been &C
tive in promoting projects in block
printing and pottery.
Other members elected to new Of
fees are: Mrs. Carl Hines, former
president of Childs club, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Walter Simmons, for
merly vice-president of County
Council and q former president OF
the Principle club, secretary. Miss
Ann Balderston of Colora was elect
ed treasurer. She has been an active
member and promoter Of the Needle
work Guild projects.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
BRIEFLY MENTIONED NEWS

The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
home of Miss Bertha Balderston
near Colora, on Thursday, June
18th, at 200 p. m. Miss Anna Bal
derston and Mrs. Lydia Balderston
assisting hostesses. Devotional Lead
er, Miss Lily Ewing; program leader,
Mrs. Ruth Lippincott.
John Sudol, eighteen, of Ridley
Park, Pa, died Sunday morning,
May rs, from injuries. He was rid
ing in an auto which overturned be-
tween Conowingo and Rising Sun.
The driver of the car was John Cor
ga, of Chester, Pa.
The Board of County Commits
sioners of Cecil County appointed
Miss Evelyn Carroll, of Perryville,
princess from this county at the
Eastern Shore Strawberry Growers
Festival held at Salisbury Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday last.
Miss Virginia Smith, daughter of
j. P. Smith of Zion, suffered frac-
ture of the leg and other injuries
when thrown from bicycle. She
was taken to Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington.
The Sunday School Board met ON
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. M. Pogue. The meeting took
the form of an outdoor picnic, being
held on the spacious lawn of the
hospitable Pogue home.
The May meeting of the p. T. A.
was held on Thursday evening, in
the High School auditorium. A
feature of program was motion
picture entitled Safety.
Miss Lila Todd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Todd, of near Ris-
| ing Sun, is member of this years
graduating class of Temple Univer-
sity, Philada.
the home of County Commissioner
Clarence C. Harris, for the benefit
of the Union Hospital fund, netted
$500.
The Triumph Explosives Co., OF
Elkton, has been awarded a con-
| tract for $425,000 worth of deton-
ator assemblies by the U. s. Army,
During the storm last week
lightning struck and damaged the
dwelling of Mr.. and Mrs. Pue, in
Port Deposit.
A number of our residents at
tended the Ringing Bros. & Barnum
and Bailey circus in Wilmington on
Tuesday II last week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
Tour By High
School Band

Under direction of Mr.. Hugh
Steuart, of the Music Department
Of the public schools. of the county.
the Elkton High School Band, num-
bering eighteen pieces, made tour
of number of the high schools on
Monday, giving concerts at Calvert,
Rising Sun, Perryville and North
East.
Large and appreciative audiences
greeted the boys and they and their
director received much praise for
the splendid concerts given.
The band has been organized but
a few weeks and has made wonder
full progress in a short time.
1t is hoped to have similar musi-
cal organizations in other of our
schools next year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
Elected New County
Council President

Mrs. Otis McCauley of Perry
Point and President of the Charles
town Homemakers Club was elected
new president of the Cecil County
Council of Homemakers replacing
Mrs. Mary d. Baus, of the Apple
ton club.
Mrs. McCauley has been actively
engaged in work for number Of
years and is well qualified for her
new position. She has been recrea-
tisas chairman tor her area. cultural