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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
ROWLANDsVILLE

Miss Esther Butler, Of Wesi
Grove. Pa, was the guest of Mrs
Horace Smith on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary e. Trago has sold hel
property at New Valley to Ray
mond Miller, of Conowingo.
Horace w. Taylor is slowly i'm
proving from a bad attack of flu
and pleurisy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Logan is spend
ing six weeks in Miami, Florida. :
Stewart N. Logan spent the week
end with the William Bowen family
Miss Louise Ewing is working al
the Maryland Hotel, Rising Sun.
Miss Frances Taylor called or
the HI. w. Taylors on Sunday.
Ralph Taylor spent the week
end with his Uncle Howard Logan
Marydel, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
Meeting OF Health
Association

The midwinteri conference OF the
Maryland Association of Medical
and Public Health Laboratories VIII
be held in Baltimore City, February
IA, at Bennett Hall, Goucher Col
lege. Il
There will be brief business
meeting which will be followed by
scientific session for which the fol-
lowing program of lectures and lad
oratory demonstrations has been ar
ranged.
archaeological Examinations
for Enteric Pathogens" typhoid
and similar Diseases; Mr.. A. A.
Hama, Associate Bacteriologist and
DR.. C. A. Perry, Chief of the Bureau
Of Bacteriology, of the State De-
partment of Health.
Diagnosis of Infectious Mononu-
cleosis (glandular fever) by Blood
Smears and Agglutination Tests;
DR.. Milton s. Sacks, Instructor In
Pathology, University of Maryland
Medical School; and,
TESTS for the Control of Chemo-
therapy" with special reference to
the sulfonamide compounds used In
treatment of the pneumonias and
other infectious diseases); DIR. Sam
uel T. Helms, Instructor in Medicine
and Genito- Urinary Surgery, Uni
versity of Maryland, Medical School
The Association was organized
two years ago and is composed OF
representatives of laboratories con-
nected with institutions in BALTIC
City and in the Counties Of Mary
land in which either medical or pub.
lie health laboratory work is car.
ried on. It was formed for the dis
cussion of technical methods and
diagnostic procedures and for con
sideration of mutual problems.
Mr.. e. F. Gummell, Director OF
the Physicians and Surgeons Clint
cal Laboratory, Silver Spring, is
president of the Association.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
CoILoI'RA

Mrs. Ida Virgins and family, who
recently moved from Porters Bridge
to Harrisville moved last week to
an apartment in the Steel house,
near here. lately vacated by w. d.
Conner and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayford Robertson
his father Walter Robertson, have
moved from near Spready Oak to
the property of ]. G. Emrey, this
town.
Mrs. s. q. Riley returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. s.. W.
Fitzgerald Sunday, after spending
some time with the Charles D.
Warfields, Ellicott City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel e. Ewing
entertained several callers at their
home Saturday evening.
Garrett Ewing, Vessels Pussy
Colora, and Vaughn Bannister
Liberty Grove, expect to leave soon
for Camp Meade, they having en-.
listed with Company q, at Elkton
National Guards.
Mrs. Howard woodrow, West
Nottingham, is spending some time
| in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Colora Women's Club was enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon this weeh
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Bladder.
ston.
The Ladies Aid OF Mount Pleas.
ant Methodist Church will hold q
business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Howard w. Pussy, Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Ernest Rowland will be host
ess to the February meeting of West
Nottingham Missionary Society
Devotional leader, Mrs. Robert
Cameron; Negro in America, Mrs
A. s. venable; Africa, Mrs. Luther
Hindman.
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DEATHS
MICHAEL r. BOYD

Michael p. Boyd. aged resident Of
Havre de Grace, died Jan. "a. He
was born and spent his entire life
Of 80 years in Havre de Grace, and
was the second Of eleven children
of Martin and Mary Miller Boyd.
His sisters and brothers remain
ing are Mrs. Kate johnson, Port
Deposit; Mrs. Rose B. Phillips,
Lansdale; Mrs. Margaret Whalen,
Philada.; Martin Boyd, Elkton; and
Barnard Boyd, Chester. Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
HENRY 8. SMITH

Word was received here by
friends, on Tuesday morning, of the
death In Redwood, West Virginia,
of Henry s. Smith, native of our
town. Mr.. Smith suffered stroke
more than year ago and was
forced to retire from his duties as
secretary of lumber company in
Redwood, with which he had been
connected for the past thirty years.
The deceased was Sc years of age.
He was a son Of the late DR.. A. H.
Smith, a well-known dentist, and
was born in this town, the Smith
homestead, on Cherry street, now
being owned by Stanley R. McVey.
Mr.. Smith located in West Virginia
some thirty years ago. Surviving
are his wife, two sons, William and
Bradley, and one daughter, Mrs.
Charles Brookshay, all of Redwood.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
JOHN w. JAMESON

John w. Jamison died Jan. 81,
at his home in Elkton, aged 7S
years. The deceased was employed
as an engineer at the Victory Spark
Ter plant for some years. Besides his
wife, he is survived by two sons,
Willard Jamison, Elkton; Norris
Jamison, of Calvert, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Violet Nichols, of Calvert.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon with interment in North
East Methodist cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
PERRYVILLE LOSES TO RISING

The Rising Sun High boys bas-
ketball team opened their season
Friday afternoon by defeating Per-
ryville 29-18.
Rising Sun took the lead after
the opening whistle, when Francis
Cummings made a spectacular play
from near center, scoring: the first
goal.
With Richardson, Lyle, and Dix
on's floor work, Ralston Cullen's
guarding the team held a leading
score and, although pushed to the
limit throughout, managed to keep
ahead.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
DELAWARE RACING DATES

Delaware's fifth season of racing
at the Stanton track, will open on
Memorial Day, Fridy, May 80, for
30-day meet, it is announced by
Leonard Richards, secretary Of the
Delaware Racing Commission.
The season will include two holi-
days. The track will be closed on
two Mondays, June 9 and Is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
LOCAL REALTOR RECEIVES
STATE APPOINTMENT

Al. F. Wheeler Of Wheeler 4
Grier. Realtors, Of Oxford. has been
appointed by the Pennsylvania Real
Estate Association to represent
Chester County on the State Com
mittee on Housing and Blighted
Areas. It is understood that several
projects in this area are to be con-
sidered by this committee during
the coming year.
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GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL
Calvert, Maryland

A. w. Konrad, Pastor
10 Sunday School for all ages.
II Morning service
Message: Adam, First and Last.
7:45 P. M. Gospel service.
NJ Message: Keep Them. a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
ELLIs ii. HOWARD

Ellis II. dOWaru pdSSeu away
January goth in Chester County
Hospital, West Chester, where he
had been a patient for six weeks,
he having sustained broken hip
from a fall in his bed room. Mr..
Howard had also been blind for
quite a while. He was the last men,
Der of the family Of the late Ellis
and Elizabeth (Egan) Howard, who
RESIDED some years ago in this part
Of the county. Had he lived until
January 25th he would have been
79 years of age. He is survived by
his son in law and daughter; also
grandson, his wife having died
two years ago, January 9Th. His
Funeral was held in Malvern, Pa,
Jan. GARD. He was a relative of Mrs.
S. e. Riley and Mrs. r. F. Pierce.
The interments made in West
Nottingham Cemetery in 1910 were
as follows:
January-16th, Billy Adkins,
HSSQ D AOAtASs
February-2nd, John Clemens,
Conowingo, aged 4S years; 9th, J..
Andrew Bannen, Port Deposit, aged
81 years; 18th, Amelia Ewing, Ris-
ing Sun, aged SO years; gath, John
H. Fay, Cambridge, Md, aged 81
years; gath, Mary q. Patten, Port
Deposit, aged IS years.
March-14th, Newton A. Nickle,
Rowlandsville, aged q years; 18th,
Matte e. Sipe, Elkton, aged As
years.
May-1st, DR.. Ernest Rowland.
Liberty Grove, aged IS years; 4th,
Susan McMullen, Conowingo, aged
SO years; 22nd, Robert F. Bonner,
Philada., aged so years.
June-5th, John e. Fleming,
Philada., aged IS years; 18th, Mary
Egan. Montgomery county, aged IS
years; 18th, William Robinson,
Balto., aged IS years; 18th, Perry
B. Riale, New York, aged So years.
July-4th, John r. Logan, Row.
landsville, aged AZ years; 5th. Har-
ny Boden, Havre de Grace. aged AZ
years; July 18th, Jessie Dowland,
Liberty Grove, aged So years; 31st,
Franklin Gillespie, Hances Point,
aged 43 years.
August-5th, Judson r. Glaucer,
Chester, Pa, aged II days; 9Th,
Irwin Virgins, Elkton Hospital,
aged 20 hours; 22nd, Arthur M.
Tosh, Rising Sun, aged IS years;
10th, Margaret A. Steel, California.
aged 70 years.
September-9th, Sherwood Rea.
Cambridge, Md, aged So years;
Sept. 9th, VIM. B. Steel. Baltimore.
aged 80 years.
October-5th, Ella Wills, Phil
ada, aged 20 years; 18th, James W..
Squier, Rowlandsville, aged IS yrs.
November-1st, Sophia J. Mes
bitt, Colora, aged S3 yrs; 23rd,
Frances Evans. Philada., aged 81
years.
December-6th, Harvey ]. Rey-
nolds, Elkton, aged ~ yrs; 18th,
Joseph r. GRAPHICAL, Rising Sun,
aged 20 years; Gath, Kenneth Coul-
son. Rising sun, aged 2 months;
26th, Mary B. Snyder. Wilmington.
Al years; 26th, Donald e. HILL.
Conowingo, aged S years; s1st.
Still born baby Nickle, Trainer, Pa.
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FOR SALE

1899 Chevrolet De Luxe Tudor
radio and heater; good condition.
Apply to Frederick ]. Best Risine
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NOTICE

If party who is known to have
removed grindstone from premises
near Mt. Pleasant will return same
by Feb. 18th. legal steps will not
be taken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
GOLDEY NOSES OUT THE
MAROON

West Nottingham Academy's
courtmen will complete their clos
ely contested two-game series with
Goldey Collge when. they entertain
the business school five in the Field
House at Colora, Saturday after
noon.
The first game in this series, play
ed on the Y.M.C.A. court at Will
mington. Del, last Thursday, was
a red-hot tit in which the Maroon
held the edge until the final minutes
when Eddie Anderson's boys put on
a sprint to emerge victors by q
22-19 score. Jim Eager, Of Red
Bank, N. J., paced the Maroon az
usual and led the scoring with ten
poinas from his position.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
ID. II. BINNEY

David T. Binney, 46, son Of James
T. Binney, of the Fair Hill district,
died at his home near Cowentown,
Friday afternoon, after several
months illness. The deceased wasa
textile worker and was employed
at Elk Mills. Besides his wife he
is survived by four sons and a
daughter, David Birney, Jr., Elwood
Birney, Frank Birney, James Bir-
ney and Miss Elizabeth Birney. The
funeral was held from Cherry Hill
Methodist Church at o'clock, Sum
day afternoon. Interment in the ad-
joining cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

Arrangements have been made to
assign Deputy Collectors of Internal
Revenue to various sections and
communities throughout the Dis
tricts Of Maryland, for the purpose
Of assisting taxpayers in filing in
come tax returns for the calendar
year 1910.
Deputy Collectors will be In
Cecil county at the following places:
Elkton post Office, Feb. ~, 11,l2,
13: Rising Sun Bank, Feb. IA; Port
Deposit, Cecil National Bank. Feb.
IL, Perry Point, Administration
Hlde., FEB. Is and 10.
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HARRIET AMANDA SHELDON

HARRIET AMANDA SHELDON
Mrs. Harriet Amanda Sheldon,
widow Of the late James HI. Shell
don, died Jan. % at her home near
Elkton, aged 72 years. Her hus-
band died about three years ago.
Surviving are five sons and two
daughters: Miss Mary Sheldon, at
home; Mrs. Hattie Hall, Middle
town, Del; George Sheldon of Town
Point; Ernest Sheldon, Elkton; H.
James Sheldon, at home; Frank P.
Sheldon, Chesapeake City, and
Charles Sheldon, at home. The fun
eral was held Thursday afternoon,
with interment in Bethel cemetery,
near Chesapeake City.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07

A. woman forgets all her troubles
when she Ii wearing . new hat for
the first time.
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WANTED

Middle-aged women to do work at
Rising Sun Hotel.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07

Necessity often does the work o
courage.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-07

Ths older . lamb grows the mors.
1hespiah hs becomes.
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Lifs's current coin Ii made OF
lain common nense.
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DETROIT TIMES
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GENrRAL CoNIRAcIoRs

JEM J. SULLIVAN. Jncorporaied-Buiid :
ing contractors. 1927 West MeSichols.
VErmont $500
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, MARRIAGE LICENsES

Marvin HIM, "a; Margaret Mstteson. 10.
Harry Danieiski, IS; Ludmilla esymezak,
Charles Z. Whiting. az cOnst. ce Fnr-
Milton swlnk. "a: Gertrude Foerster. a7.
Clarence w. Dornbrook. az Media Rick,
James Dunn. ~; Dorothea Tippner, n.
Meri A. Aschenbach, a.; Ruth klosky. %.
Nicholas sswehuk. az Jean Prychitko, -.
George s. Machulis, rs; Helen siegrist. "a.
Graham Z. Marx. "a: Ann kathrine crose.
Raymond Avery. "a; Lillian Byard "a.
Anthony B, chiplieki, %; Catherine T.
Oliver woodsrd 30; Lucille Thompson. II.
William Howard Mattel. IS; Lillian Harris.
Donald Norton. 20; Dora Lewis. 20.
s sTss 4 E Ss 90 Emma s r Fnsers. q.
Boyd epicer. Is: Alma Tabor. IS.
Kari r Lind, 40; Anseiine wrubel. IS.
Joe Fletcher. II; shirley Rootrson.
Herbert Murehy. 30; Norma J. Herbert, Is
James Stewart. IL; Mary Maxwell. 20.
John Mayer. %: Geraldine Kamin, -.
Henry p Dahistrom. "a Hilda Klein, is
George T.. Comet, 81; Dorothy Z. Tomes
Frederick Henry Gresvss, 7s; Betty Lou
Edward Bodi. as: Iren. Krzsminsid. IS
Guy Miller, CrsIg, ~, EttIyh WsTtf! Y
samuel C. Meyers, 3s Edith Glsssmsn, 30.
John ststeesny. 5o' Leoeadie Theresa kus
John "A. HohIock. 20; EHrsbeth Reasnysi
Frank Lee. 50; Eni TAM. 81
Glenn sherman EIlsbe. n; Shirley Vefs
Neumsnn. IL.
Henry Goidfsrb. q: sylvia wieselthier. 10
Leonard serda. %. Joan Nacieiog, -.
John Domek, IS; Bernice 6sJdak. 10.
Daniel ~ Bessie, 80: Mary Theresa cur
rier -.
Elmer r suzalia 81: Susie WArehock, 20
John j. Prlsak, 80: Rose Konkei, 81.
Alfred gcheld az: Irma Ionietz. 30
Walter Krshn, ~; zula zuima Deborah
Evans. IS.
johnnie Wood. II: Bette KurtI 1e.
oscar Andrew Felden, 81; Theophila Heck.
man. 81.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ear l.. Casey. 10: Betfe Tennsy. 10,
Russell FlsKR 2s Anna zvirbils, ~.
Lawrence b pisxsi Al. Elirsbsth n. kirch.
ner 2e
lanes wi WaIssf So: Rinas fsiihis 50.
Stanley Frederick "a. Anna Werner. az
Earl Montgomsry, a.; Marvel NJ. Lay. Is.
Francis j s,,Ilfvan 40. Movrn Watt as
John TRIVIA. 7i. n Florence Klebsn' 10.
Waifsm scobie. 81; Agnes Cudney. 81.
Niehaer. v sisuoion. 2s.1Hslsn w,coleu
AZ 2. ''n' 90 h'n
Martin Dave %. Virginia Hsrris. 10
"a
William Mcdowell, 20; Ola Felenchsk, ze.
John ekeliy. as: Ernertine BuIlark. az
Ioui, p Goloyich' 10. Norma Jeanne pen.
-rod-Is-
Walter Liplnski, 70; Charity Erickson. "a
John Williams, 20, Mary Elizabeth Smith
as
IAo l. Rr1cfnskf. rs. Rarhnra d Hacn
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American Escapes
Shanghai Death Plot

SHANGHAI, March 25.-QNS)
An apparent attempt to assassi-
nate Carroll Alcott, American
radio commentator, was frustrated
today VIXEN two Chinese members
of the International Settlement
police fired on two armed Chinese
loiterers near the entrance of the
American-owned radio station
xMHA.
One was wounded and captured
but his companion escaped. The
incident occurred Few minutes
before Alcott, who had received
notes warning he was TO be killed
today, arrived at the station for a
broadcast.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Veslin d. McCauley, %; TheYns hary z
Wilcox "a ~-,-s
william Masters. 81 Catherine Mary Am
brogio. %
Vincent Glod %; Irene Opasld n.
David l,oman McCleliand 3D. Barbara y
sample. 81. n
Anthony Trsier. ~; Ruth tngehardi, Us
John six. 2s Mildred Gueischow. Is.
Frederick G. schneiderwind, IS Jessie Lei
Taylor 2s
Joseph paHeH4stT rs sstrffH ffefIuas Is
Anthony Alksnes, "a; Frances Krest, 20.
Edward zalae. %. Veronica Geoa. -.
zcwyrrr ~
Dominica Fazzolara. %; Catherine Misur
AGA. 10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John ssmota. So; Anna sstko. 81.
James Buelow, as; Lillian Favor, 70.
Ralph LsFontaine. 10; Dorothy Strsuse, Ia
Leonard Fisher, 30; Victoria T. Rivet Be
Donald r. Rank. "a; Jeanette ssyre. az.
Ernest Wilson. ~ Madeline Lannoo, IS.
Andy Kowslskl, "a; Faye. -Metss, 10
Dennis r, Asllette, soi Louise NJ. Cabot.
Lawrence stout. "a: Rh.unit RIount. IT.
Donald kloenhsmer. ~; Olga Ann ste.
Leo ossiewskl a, Helen Kornaeka, 20.
Antonio sciarrottar'2o, Mary Ann Proftta.
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Frank Thomas. 2s. Kathleen Goldie, rs.
woodrow R. Johnston. 2s; Doro,h,
Richard prouinsrd. n; Myru. Mattel II
Clayton C smith, 20, RUN Anne ZiSltf
Louis s. Molnar. 27; Julia Mary Lorineu
or.ste vettiEilo. 30: Antoinette Music. 10
Morris shafer. 81. Gladys Florip, Is.
Joseph Falson' 90; Mamie Barnes. a..
Anthony Bsranski, az: Emily Andres, 20
Leo Stein. "a; Esther Goldberg, IA
Ambrose Barron. 80; Rose Snyder. az.
Thomas 4 Walker. 81; Louise May MORT
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Andrew Topping, al Marion r. Law.
Gordon spencer Turnsss.. 20; Ina Louis.
ugiiiam y. Esdie 27; Phyins NJ. Lundsn,
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Louis Ksralunas, %; Irene N. Pnzgint
%
STANLEY J. Rushmsn. IS; Roberta L. Meyer,
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Andrew siT-itfho~ski.- Dorothy Gtfzai-
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Leonard J. Uiewicz, "a: Cecilia Margaret
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19
DR. B. A. 0'HARA
 1ST PRESIDENT
Many Members of Original 1909 Staff Still Active
 in Medical Life

It is e far cry from 1909 when the late Dr. B. A. O'Hara headed the staff of St. Mary's hospital as president down to the incumbent staff headed by City Health Officer Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, but perusal of the list shows that some of the original members are still active in their profession.
 Of the original staff officers in addition to Dr. O'fiara there were pr. Nelson A. Pofneroy, vice-presi- dent and pr. John D. Freney, sec- retary. Both are still members of the staff and practicing in Water bury.
 Included among the physicians of the hospital staff in 1909 were DTS. John Y. Hayes, M. J. Donahue, A. A. Crane, James J. McLinden, all deceased, and DTS. T. J. McLarney and P. J. Dwyer.
 On the surgical side of the staff there were Drs. P. T. OConnor, T. J. Kilmartin and George w.. Russell, all deceased, and Drs. M. J. LaWlor and Nelson A. Pomery.
 Dr. J. Henry Mcdrath was the resident physician of the hospital, meaning, of course, he was the first interne within its walls. Dr. Me- drath is one of the city'S popular practitioners today.
 The modest staff of 1909 is iil con- trast with the extensive one of to- day with it's many departments completely and fully manned Where in the beginning of the in- stitution there could be found Q gynecologist, 6 laryngologist, an or- thopedic surgeon, . bacteriologist an opthalmic surgeon ard Q der- matologist, today the list Includes oil these and urologistS, pediatri-