Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-10-20
THE SIN TIN 81.
Friday Morning October 20. 1916
Eptal aud Retsunsl
Town and Country.

Motion pictures every Tuesday and Satur-
day at 8 P. NJ, Masonic Hall, Gaithersbure
Drama, Frontier; Keystone comedy. Sur
prise Store every Saturday nieht-six or
more prizes given away.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bohrer, widow of John
G. Bohrer, died on Thursday night of last
week at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Martha Shoemaker. 500 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Washington. aged ninety years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Higgins, of Falls
Church, Va, formerly of this county. have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Louise Higgins. to Mr..
Earl Bruner, of the same town. which took
place on Thursday. October 10. 1918.
William H. Winchell. aged 81 years. for
many years school teacher in Frederick
and Montgomery counties. died at Boyds
last Monday He was one of the first
teachers in this county to be given pen
sion He is survived by two suns and two
daughters.
w. E. Davis has been appointed by
Senator Blair Lee to be his private secre-
tary, succeeding H. H. Buck. who has re-
signed to enter private business. Mr.. Davis
is a native of Worcester county and
graduate of Western Maryland College and
of the Georgetown Law School,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sonnenburg. of Balti-
.s-a h,,,a laoaad tho Montdonaru Honaa
in this town, and took charge of it on the
18th instant. They extend a cordial invi-
tation to old friends and patrons of the
hotel to visit it. 1t will be the aim and
purpose of the new managers to please
everyone and to extend a glad hand to
one and all.
Mr.. John Howes. of near Derwood. will
please accept our thanks for basket of
delicious York Imperial apples. which were
grown upon his farm. His orchard was
in full bearing this season. He informed
US that he has been hauling apples to the
Washington market all the season, and
yet has hundred barrels to pick and store
away for winter.
The PlanOgravure Supplement of the
Washington Sunday Star has a scope I'M
equaled by any other similar newspaper
feature section in the country. The latest
news of the European war, the Mexican
border trouble, the political situation and
of styles all are presented in interesting
pictures. Glimpses of Washington life,
which is of national life. also are given.
The Baptist Church. of this town. on
Sunday last. by unanimous vote extended
call to its pastOrate to Rev. A. T. How
ard, of Clarks. La Rev Mr.. Howard is
expected to accept this call and to enter
upon the work of the field within the next
two months In the meantime, there will
be regular services every Sunday morning
and night, and Wednesday nights.
John Lee, colored more than eighty years
DID, who was shot last week at his home
near Unity, this county. died at Freed
morning. Charles Newman. his son-in-law.
is in Jail here, charged with the shooting
1t is charged that while Newman and his
wife were engaged in quarrel the father
in-law appeared and was shot by New
man. The shotgun with which the shoot
ing was done is in the hands OF the sheriff. |
Miss Dolly Tschiffely, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs F. A. Tschiffely. of near Gath
ersburg. this county. was quietly married
in Baltimore last Saturday morning to Mr..
Charles G. Myers. of this town. the Rev.
Wesley Adams officiating Mr.. Myers was
formerly of HagerstOwn. but now makes
his home here, where he is principal Of
the Montgomery County High School, Miss
Matte Myers, of Hagerstown, sister of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. L. M. Campbell, of
Washington. accompanied the wedding
party to Baltimore.
Funeral services for VIM. F. Gingell.
longtime resident of this county. who died
on Thursday of last week at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sterling, in Wash
inetOn were held Friday at St. Marys
Catholic Church, this town, the pastor. Rev.
j. T. Coolahan. officiating. Burial was in
the cemetery near the church. Mr. Gingell
was fifty years old. He is survived by his
wife, who was a Miss Harding, of this
county, and the following children: Mrs.
Sterling, Thelma Gingell and Stanley Gin
CELL
The A. Y. L. l. Club of Germantown was
entertained on October at the home of
Mrs. j. H. Cuttings. A majority of the
members and number of guests were
present Roll call was responded to by
suggestions for entertainments of different
kinds. The committee on civic work re-
ported and was dissolved. Several new
committees were appointed and the follow
ing chairmen named Mrs Bowie Waters,
soliciting; Mrs. James II. Jones. dramatic
Miss Eulalie Boland. musical. After a
delightful social hour. the club adjourned
TO meet on Wednesday, October IS.
senator Blair Lee called upon Maryland
democrats to rally behind President Wilson
and the Democratic Senatorial and Con-
sresslonal candidates in Maryland in a
ringing speech last Monday night at an
olu-iashioned Democratic rally at the home
OF H. NJ Martin, near Aspen, this county.
between 300 and 400 voters were present.
senator Charles s. Thomas. of Colorado
H. Dorsey Etchison. Democratic candidate
Ior the House in the Sixth District; Mrs.
wesley Martin Stoner and Mrs Robert o.
Jones' of the Women's Wilson League. de
hVered addresses, after Senator Lee had
concluded The lawn fronting Mr.. Martins
mousse was Illuminated with lanterns and
oonfires. A brass band furnished the music.
Neal Mckay four vaars old child of Mr.