davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

exito en- la agriculture. Esas
normas nos pc rmiten convertir
nuostras existencias de reserva
en- IN Suministro siempre nor
mai de alimentos para nosotros
Y los pueblos que resisten la a.
erosion. Della misma manera ira
tamos de lograr unas ~eXisoen-
cias siempre normales de mate
riages rriticamente necesitados
para la defensa, para ser usa-
dos dondequiera que puedan ser
Electives.
El 80 de julio pasado, el pre-
sidente Roosevelt establ9ci6 la
Junta Econ6mica de Defensa,
para coordinar nuestras activi-
dades ecOn6micas international
les. POGO despu6s, la production
de defensa fu& centralizada ba-
10 la Junta de Suministro, PRO
ridades y Distribution. La pre-
sidencia de ambas juntas lie fUe
concedida al vicepresidente de
loo Estados Unidos. El Is de
septiembre el presidente combi-
no las funciones del Departa-
mento de Estado, en- 10 que q las
licencias de exportaci6n Sc re
fiere, y de la antigua Oficina de
Control de Exportaci6n, en- un
solo ORGANISING que fu6 coloca-
do bajo la direction administra-
tiva del presidente de la Junta
Economical de Defensa.
La primera labor asignada a
ambas juntas fu6 determinar la
production maNAma possible de
todos los productos estrat8giccs
y criticos en- los Estados Uni
dos y en- las areas de concrete
todavia abiertas a nosotros.
Los programs de acci6n de
la Junta Economical de Defensa
tendran verdadero exito 81 no
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

utilizan solamente nuestros es-
.fuerzos economicos para el To-
gro de nuestros prop6sitos, siro
tamibi6n para que, al mismo
tempo, abran el canine de una
collaboration economical des-
pu6s de la guerra, en- una escala
que ayUje a evitar ell collapse e.
ccndmico de nuestro pals, de
Latino america y de cual1uier
otra parte del mundo. La pros
peridad no vino al final de la
pasada guerra. Tiene que ser
rreparaa por a1elantado. Tie
No que comenzar en- el curse de
ia actual emergencia. Ha de ser
.LOgrada mediante la (coopera-
ci6n ccmpleta de todas las ma
clones que buscan ell mismo OBJ
jetivo. Las medidas actuales de
defensa economical y la recons-
trulcci6n econ6mita de la post
guerra, estan enlazadas y no sc
las puede separar. Lo que haga-
mos arhora determinara en- gran
parte 10 que podamos hacer des-
puas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
Ell TEMPO

AIR = vien.os moderados-
-rnCez2.a q enfyiar el sabado.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
Don Basiio Alvarez vendra en- Enero
Una carta del General Jose Ascnsio

ca del Sur Y la Union Sovietica
Y asi s~ucesivamente.
Sc dice que Alemania padect
escasez de cobre, ~tunsteno, mi
ma, miguel, estano, petr6leo y bu
chos otros materiales menos i'm.
portantes. Los d6lares que in.
vertamos para evitar que tales
| proiuctos lleguen a manos de
los nacistas, los debilitaran inc
vitaglemente.
En- nuestros esfuerzos por a.
cumular todos los basicos pro-
ductos de guerra que podamos
la cooperation de los paises la
t-inoamericanos ha sido prueba
elocuente de 10 que puede lograr
la ammonia International. FL
desquiciamiento de los merca-
dos normales como CONSEQUENT
cia de la guerra, perJudic6 tan
to los sistemas econ6mhcOs de
los pafses latinoamericanos, que
en- defensa propia tuvieron que
vender a cUelquier comprador
que sc les presentara. Pero ahO-
ra nos hacen clientes preferidos
y a resultaS de clio hemos CANA
do enormemente en- la guerra e.
con6mica, hemos recObrado par
te del terreno perdido por nues-
tro lentC comienzo.
Hay que PrepdrGrSe AhOrG
para DeSpueS de la Guerra
Nuestro prOgrama de compras
para la defensa debe considerar
Otros prodUctos que comprara
ell Eje 81 nosotros o la Gran Bre
| tana no 10 hacemos.
Parte de nuestra mission con.
siste en- hacer cierto que otra'
naciones libres obtengan los ar.
ticulos que necesitan para que
sus economics sigan funcionan-
do. Cortadas las otras fuentes
las naciones ~latinoamericanas
dependen de los Estados UnidoS
para adquirir unos productoS
que les son necesarios para mar
tener su estabilidad economics
" para producer materiales es.
t~rategicos destinados a noso-
tros. En- provecho de la protec.
ci6n Y eli d~esarrollo del hemisfe.
rio, debemos suministrarles er
la medida que nos sea possible
los productos que necesitan. E.
10 es de importancia vital S.
han de prOporcionarnos todas
las materias primas que necesi'
tamos.
Queremos adoptar un princi'
pic que va ha sido usado cor
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DEL ESTADO Sc OPONE AL
TALLER CERRADO

Panama City, Die. 3.-Reu-
nida aqui bajo la presidential
de Carl D., Brorein, de Tampa,
la Camara de Concrete del
Estado aprob6 una recomen-
daci6n de un comite presidido
por ell banquero ]. A. Griffin,
de Tampa, en- contra del taller
cerrado.
Pide ell comit6 del senior
banquero Sc demanden del
Congreso medidas legislativas
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
LA GUERRA SILEN.-....
II
A AIemGnia le F0ltGn MUchOs
PrOductOS Whales

Hoy TODD tiene uso militar.
desde un buque a un par de "a
patos. Tenemos la suerte de que
nuestro pals produzca las mate
rias basicas que necesita una E.
levada economic industrial. Y
poseemos abundancia de comes
tibles. Pero cuando nos lanza-
mos a una extraordinaria pro-
ducci6n en- masa de armas COM
plicadas, nos encOntramos con
que hay muchas cosas que no
tenemOs aqui.
La armadura o coraza de los
barcos de guerra y de los tan
ques, no solo requiere acero 81
no manganese, miguel, cr6mito,
tungsteno y vanadio-que obte-
nemos en- la Am6ricaLatina, Ca
NADIA, Turqufa, Africa Y China.
En- los aeroplanos Sc emplean e.
normes cantidades de aluminio,
los aparatns de GAIA requieren
300 libras Y To- mayores de
bOmbardeo dieZ Veces eSa canti-
dad. La mayoria de la bauxita
con que hacemos nuestro alumni
Mo la adquirimos en- Sudame-
RIGA.
En- los radios con que Sc CO.
munican los aeroplanos usamos
cuarzo, un producto que solo po-
demos adquirir en- ell Brasil, los
tubos y condensadores de los ra-
dios y las bujfas y generadores
de los aviones, necesitan la mica
que Obtenemos en- la India, el
Brasil Y la Argentina. Para los
magnetos de tales aparatos y
para hacer p6lvora sin hume,
necesitamos latino, que nos lie
ga de Colombia, Canada, Afri-
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
LOS ~DONATIVOS. PARA
MANTErIER UNA OFICENA


Nuevos donativos Sc han he.
dho en- los 1ltimos dias para COS.
tear los gastos de la oficina a.
bierta por la Camara de Conner
clio de YbOr de modo que en- ella
pue5Ian pagar sus c%Uantas de
electricidad, gas teldiono y a
qua, los vecinos de Ybor City.
All frente de la oficina, que no
cobra por sus servicios, esta Ell
conoci1o jove manuel Diaz. jr.
Los donativos recibidos has
ia la manana de hey son los ST.
guienteS:
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

Para pintar IneJOx 81
casa, compre la pintura
z. L. p, Yendida exclu-
s,Va,nente DOR 4 In
Hardware. Ga. avenida
Gale IS,
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Mujeres: He aqui I'm aivio en- dos formas

Mes tras mes, algunas mujeres SUI
fren de dolores periodicos f%unciona-
les y de grandes molestias. Enton-
ces elias ~aprenden la ayuda del
CARDUI.
Probablemente este es porque ell
CARDUI aumenta Ell appetite Y la Co
rriente de jugo gastrico, ayudando
asf a la digestion, construction de
fuerza, energfa Y Residential fisica
para muchas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
LA INGLESA
HUNDIO TRES BUQU7E
ITALIANOS

Londres, Die. 3.-Una es-
cuadrilla britannica, llevando a
su frente ell crucero Aurora"
hundi6 ell destructor italiano
"Avise Da Mosto" y dos bar
cos transportes que Sc diri-
gian a Libia.
Mandaba la escuadrilla ell
captain w. G.. Agnew, del
Aurora" que particip6 en- los
ataques a la escuadra fascis-
ia frente a laramie, ell dia 8
de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

La semana que viene Sera
inaugurada, con una Ibrillante
ceremonial, la nu9va Armenia de
Benjamin Field.
Asistiran a. acto tres regi-
mientos de la brigade nGmerO
Sc &c artilleria Y tropas del 116,
Fl regimiel.o local, mandado por
81. >crcnel Homer w. Hesterly.
Ven6ra lie vista, con los regi
T.entcs, e. bri9adier general
sum 2r :. Lowry Jr.. de Tam
a, i0fo de la brigade Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

Esa es una lorna para ayudar ;
al;viar el dolor periodico ocasionad.
solamente por causas funcionales.
Pero tambit- nudiera avu1ar a
aliviar la incomodidad periodical 81
listed empieza a tomarlo, por las di-
recciones, tres dfas "antes de! ITEM
po". Recuerde, hechos modernos y
81 amos de popularidad invitan Ia
confianza de listed en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

que haga legal tomar en- con-
sideraci6n ell taller cerrado.
No Sc discuti6 q PROPOSE
ci6n porque eli ST.. Brorein d.
jo:, mo es necesario discutir-
Ia porque todos unanimemen-
tie la apoyamos."
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
Arthur F. Torrance. IN smeri.

Arthur T. Torrance, IN ameri.
cano. pala cyUdar 2 G-te 2 ocI.
5ar q asesirato Gle S: mJer.
oor "a nc 60 L.5ta caaaio ma.
c.a tres secn2nas. Hizo il confa-
sion 81 p0licia en- pIesencia jal
jucz Jesds B. Santos, que ms
truye Ia causa.
Manchas de sangre fueron en-
~contradas en- Ell uniforma del vi
gilante, que habla ell idioma in
giles.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03
UN POLICIA ADMITIO COM
PLICIDAD CON Ell DIR


Monterrey, Mexico, Die. g.
I'm policfa mexicano de carrete.
ras, Andres Ruiz, confes6 aqul
que Ell acept6 soborno del DR.
La gaceta., 1941-12-03

LA DE LA
Z ARMERIA DE BEN
JAMIN Sc EFEC-
TUARA LA SEMANA QUE
VIENE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Insurance and Bonds

A NJ ECKi-Fire. automobile plate
glass bonds. $3.50 Michigan. vInewood
l-s15l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Coal Dealers
Dine and Dance
Drug Store in Dearborn
Beer, Wine
Electrical Fixtures and Supplies

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. cables. ,stchs,
lamps appliances lowest rates. 322-s
East Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Abstroefs Of Title


ABsTRACT and TITLE Guaranty Com
psny. Second floor Lafayette Building.
Cherry $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Business Places for Rent
Lumber, Building Materials

BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-"Built Ae-
eording to Requirements HogArth 4141.
oNE-cAR garage. i2xis. $3.50 Fillmore
Lumber 242O4 Grstiot. Roseviiie 1860.
PoRCHEs. SKIS with labor. $i95 Public
Lumber, sis Il. 7-MiIe Rd. TO s-7i25.
2-CAR GARAGE. $751; Fl up. U. S. House,
wrecking, 1885 Dequindre.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Pets, Poultry Supplies

IRISH sETTER-T horoughbred. female. Q
months old; cheap. DE. 3si5-W.
pedigreed, registered. 5Osf BalfDur East
WarrenD.
DETROIT Bird ciinic-canarles boarded:
singers wanted. Cook. s2ss Grand River
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Miscellaneous for Sale

cAMERAS-An makes. AT BEST Low
EST PRICES. We VIII take YOUR OLD
CAMERA In exchange. DETROIT CAM
ERA SHOP, 323 STATE STREET.
FOR SALE-Fire extinguishers capacity
2iz gallons, practically new; reasonable.
Fully charged. 2i6 North Green st. vi.
1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

OFFICE furniture. desks, files safes re-
conditioned bargains. aker-Haigh, 1923
West Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Wearing Apparel

SKUNK Dyed Gypsum. size IS. cheap.
1877 Calvert East Dexter Dealer.
200 UNCLAIMED suits, overcoats S5-sa
up; high grade. many pants Dawson
Tailors. 3 West Dawson, al Woodward.
OPEN SUNDAY 1914. DAILY 80
READ Times Want lAas for profii-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Dron,l nd Loans

BIGGEST LOANst.. Diamonds. Watches
JeweIry ONE MINUTE SERVICE.
central Loan. 1850 GrisVold.
Rad Times Want ADS for proht-use
them for results!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21

On Sunday evening the services at
James Methodist church, In this
town, were devoted to Race Rela-
tions Day. DR.. Walter Wright, pres
ident Of Lincoln University, was
the speaker of the evening, and OUT
tined In his interesting talk the
founding and the chartering in 1854
through the efforts Of Rev. Dickey,
of Oxford, of Lincoln University,
the country's first and foremost in
stitution Of learning for the negro.
At the time Of the founding Of the
school every avenue of learning in
this country was closed to the coll
ored race, and this led to the pio-
neer work of Rev. Dickey in the
great cause.
A Quartette from Lincoln UNI
versity sang several groups Of Spir-
ituals during the services, and the
Offering taken was for Negro educa-
tional work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Recipes From March
OF Dimes
Schools Of County Hslp Swell
Infantile Paralysis Fund

The committee In charge of the
recent Presidents Birthday Ball, re-
port the amount of $500 for the In
fantile Paralysis Fund for Cecil
County.
The Marc hof Dimes netted $780,
18 Of which amount $303.42 was
given by the school children Of the
county.
the dance receipts totaled 1921
after .All expenses were paid.
One. half of the total receipts will
be retained in the county and the
other hair goes to State and Nation.
There is o balance Of $564.75 to the
credit OF the Infantile fund In Cecil
county from previous years.
Contributions from the various
schools in the county for the March
of Dimes were as follows:
Cecilton schools, $14.23; Ches-
apeake City school, 1890; Elkton
High school, 1884; Elkton Ele-
mentary school. 1901; Parochial
school, 5000; Elkton colored
school, 1921: Cherry Hill, $10.3s;
Leeds, $14.O3; Pleasant Hill. S6.80;
Kenmore. $500: Calvert, efz.S1;
Colora, $5.65; lakewood, $3.15;
Pilot, $3.75; Rising Sum High
school, $1O.50; Rising Sun Hle-
mensary. 410.25; Perryville High
school, sSSs: Perryville. Element
airy, S4s: Liberty Grove, SECS;
North East High school, $19.88;
North East Elementary, $30.03;
Elk Mills, $12.2S; Union, $3.50;
Port Deposit Town school, s1O.35;
jackson, 70 cents. Total, s303.42.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Veterans To Be cIsssified

The committee appointed by the
American Legion, Cecil Post No. Is,
has prepared o QUESTIONABLE, In
conjunction with the movement Of
the national organization to have
all veterans classified in order that
they may be contacted in cases Of
possible emergency.
It IL requested that all veterans
fill out and return the forms to the
American Legion Post at Elkton.
It is hoped that all veterans Will
comply with this request, Those not
receiving forms may obtain them
from the Post Adjutant. :
Members of the COMMITTEE are 90
follows: Wallace Williams. chair
man; J. J. Maloney, w. w. Boulder,
J. H. McCloskey, DR.. w. d. Cawley.
John X. Burkely, d. q. Keesey and
A. l.. Peters.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Series Of RobberieS In
Ellstois
Intruder Robs Town Council
Safe And Law Officsi

Elkton was the scene OF "a series
of robberies last week, when three
business Offices and warehouse
were entered.
The thief chose the lunch hour
as his working time to force the
doors of three Offices In the business
section, departing with 500 81 the
towns money and several dollars in
stamps.
Finding nothing Of value ID the
law Office Of VIM. ]. Bratton, the
intruder scattered papers aM over
the floor. From the office Of
Town Treasurer Delaney geott
the thief took all cash In sight from
the open safe, which netted him
about 500. ges
Entering the adjacent ofiics OF
the John H. Terrell Co., insurance
brokers, in the Peoples Bank build
ing, the intruder found the safe
locked but took a supply Of; stamps.
Police believe the thief, or thieves
began their survey of Elkton early
the previous morning. when II; was
discovered someone had forced en-.
trance to the Elkton Supply Conn
pany. Prompt action on the ,pzft Of
Officer Elwood Boyd, when he saw
a light in the building, friehtehed
away the visitors before anything
of value could be taken. Asa
A rear door of this buildihl1 had
been broken open to permit entry.
Delaney Scott, town Treasurer.
received several papers and am In
surance check In next mornings
mail. They apparently were cent
by the person who rifisd Offices Nom
day, and were mailed in Baltes
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Tax Measure Passes
With Cuts
General Assembly Lops ST.
600, 200 OF Measure--Ses-
sion Half Completed

Annapolis, February 49, The
Maryland Legislature, reconvened
last night, was under full steam"
today, to begin the second half Of
what gives every promise of being
a record-breaking session In many
ways. Oldtimers here are agreed
that more actual results have been
accomplished in the first half Of the
session than has been the case up to
the final week of many previous
gatherings of the General Assembly.
Chief among the accomplishments
to date is the successful passage of
Governor Herbert r. O'ConorS Tax
Bill, providing for cuts in the in-
come tax levy up to 20%, affecting
everyone Of the ninety-odd thous-
ands who are expected to Ale re-
turns, and reducing by successive
stages the Real Estate Tax from its
present 23.35c levy to 21c per hun
dred. -.
Guard Bill Signed
Among the twenty-one measures
to which Governor O'Conor affixed
his signature on Friday last, was
Senate Bill No. 3S, to authorize
establishment of State Guard to
replace the National Guard which
is now in the Federal Service. It is
expected that. organization Of this
new force will be begun in the reas-
onably near future.
In general, there has been
marked spirit ON the part of the
Legislators in both Houses to Ego
along" with Governor O'Conor In
his efforts to keep the State ON the
sound financial basis achieved by
the Governors program Of two
years ago.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21

A breakdown was reported We'd
nesday night in administration eff
forts to reach a working basis for
apportionment or the cost Of equali-
zing the salaries of negro teachers
In ninteen Of the counties with
these Of white instructors.
Governor O'Conor spent nearly
two hours with q special committee
he has named to attempt to find q
means Of meeting the equalization
fcass set ct $4t2. zoe q year BY tids
EStatsA Department Of Education
without saddlins the burdsn ON the
States
Members said at the conclusion Of
the session that NO real progress
had been made, except for an agree
msnt among the committee members
that no attempt should be made to
cut the salaries Of white teachers
to help absorb the cost.
There also was agreement in
principle, 1t was learneds that the
ninteen counties involved should
stand some of the cost, but when
efforts were made to get down to
figures on how much Of the burden
should be laid ON the counties. the
discussion went into q tailspin",
as one member put 1t.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Heads Tome Board

Leo M. Moore, owner Of the DEM
ocraaic Ledger and member Of the
legislature, has been named presi-
dent Of the Jacob Tome Institute.
Moore's appointment was con-
firmed by trustees Of the institute
early in January, and notification Of
formal acceptance was given Satur-
day.
In his new capacity Moore will
continue to reside in Havre de Grace
making frequent trips to the Tome
School at Port Deposit, and other
afiliates OF the institute. The APP
pointment Of Mr.. Moore. who sue
ceeds Robert w. Black. becomes
elective April Is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
uInety-Fourth Annual Meeting

At the ninety-fonrth annual meet
ing of the policyholders Of thu Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company held
at Elkton on Tuesday, the following
directors and officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Directors, H. Arthur oantWell,
North East; James r.. Evanss Nlks
tom; Joseph T. Tyson, Rising sslhs
g. wills Lasby, Cscilton; HaFtyS -
Howard, Chesapeake City; Winifrsd
Rose, North East; Pierce N. Ls-
Brun, Port Deposit, ana william
Sterling Evans, Elkton. 81
The directors reelected the toll
lowingd officers: President. Dr.. H.
A. antwell; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w.
Sterling Evans; assistant secretary,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Financial Campaign For New
Hospital

The Board of Directors Of Union
Hospital on Wednesday afternoon
approved unanimously OF financial
campaign in Cecil county for funds
toward new Hospital.
John M. Smith and M. u Ewing,
directors Of the Institution, we're
authorized to formulate plans to-
ward that end, Those present at the
meeting were; A. c. Cameron, North
East, president; Miss Grace W..
Price, Of Elkton; Miss Virginia
Abrahams, of Port Deposit; H. Writ
Bouchelle, of Elkton; David B. Nc
Dowell, of Calvert: T. J. Murray, Of
Elkton; John M. Smith. of North
East, and M. ]. Ewing of Elkton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Enters U S Naval Academy

70.
William Evans, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Evans, Of Elkton
Heights has entered the U. S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis where he will
undergo three-months course as a
member Of the U. s. Naval Reserve
Force, following the successful COM
pletion of which he will be commits
stoned an ensign.
Mr.. Evans is a graduate Of st.
Andrews school Middletown, DEL,
and of the University of Virginia.
Last fall he enlisted as naval re-
servist and following a cruise of
several weeks on the U. S. battle
ship New York, he was recommend
ed for further training at the Naval
Academy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Chesapeake City Odd Fellows

At the regular meeting Of Bohem-
la Lodge No. IS, I.o.O.F., OF Ches-
apeake City, the following officers
were elected: q. o. Dolores, Noble
Grand; Robert G. Miller, Vice.
Grand; Walter F. Cooling, Treas
urer; John M. Reed, Jr., Secretary.
On Monday evening, February IL,
the Lodge celebrated its 91st BIRTH
day and buffet supper was served
in the lodge room.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Attractive Exhibit

Cannon & Mccoy have an ex-
hibit in the show windows of the
Alice & shepherd store building
that Is attracting a great deal Of
attention.
The exhibit Is display Of the
Purina Mills products. The lively
little chicks. In a broodsr, that may
be seen under the electric light,
day or night. is the particular ex-
hibit that causes people TO pause in
front O. the window and watch the
aatV nttls things.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21

Mrs. Sadie e. Jones has sold her
attractive bungalow with four and
one-half acres OF land located on U.
s. Route /. near Barnsley. Penna.,
to Joseph c. Hilaman of Elk Town
ship, who will take possession on
or about March Is, This sale was ne
gotiated by Wheeler q Grier. Real-
tors, Of Oxford. Penna.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Spring Supper

The Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service Of the Rising Sun Meth
odist Church will hold q Chicken
Salad and Ham supper. on Thurs
aay- evening, March ~. at $3.50
o'clock In the Church basement.
Price Of supper 80 cents,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Octoraro Presbyterian Congre.
CATION Etonors Pastor s

In honor OF the a6th anniversary
as pastor of Middle Octoraro Pres
byterian Church. Lancaster county,
Pa, Rev Geo. H. Shea was rendered
package surprise" at the manse
by members Of his congregation.
The pastor was presented first
wi.n q large cake carrying 70 light
I'd candies. Then came the deluge Of
surprise packagess
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Men Paint Church Eduoa.
tional Plant

Several men Of the James Metho-
dist Church are turning out several
nights each week to paint the Edu-
cational building and the wood work
OF the Church. The work will in
clude the painting Of the dining
room. and the different class rooms
Of the Sunday school.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Charlestown Town Board

At the annual town election I'm
Charlestown. Frank L. Murphy was
reelected president Of the Board Of
Town Commissioner without op-
position. Commissioner elected are
John Owens, Charles Dennison, AL
fred Lynch, and Edward Irwin. The
board elected Mr.. Owens secretary
and treasurer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-02-21
Meeting OF sportsmsn

A meeting OF sportsrnen win -
held In the recreation room of Fire.
mems Hall. in this town, on Thurs
day evening, February 20, at eight
o'clock. the allotment and distri-
button of game will be discussed.
The meeting II open to the public
and everyone ID urged to BE- presepk