Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-01-05
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coorse G. Bradley, of Bethesda. formerly
.os;dent of the Board of County Commits
'onors of this county. has purchased the
neral hardware business OF Alfred Will
=, Bethesda and will take charge at
ice.
Announcement has been made OF the
o,,;ooe in Frederick, Md, few days
40 ~ Miss Eva Haines. daughter of Mr..
"a Mrs VIM. H. Haines, of the vicinity OF
-,cbison. this county, and Mr.. Lester Lin
en-, of Chicago.
Miss Ruth Lloyd Perry, who is connected
~ the Congressional Library, and Mr.
mic G TAYLOR, Washington lawyer. both
,ouv hind, we're married in Rockville
:, week nv Rev. S. j. Goode, pastor OF the
uistian Church.
1os W. Owen, aged II years. formerly
Prince Georges county. but for the last
,elve wears resident of Bethesda dis
., this county, died Tuesday at his home
~ Cabin John. He is survived by his
life and several children.
nouncement has been made of the
;ase in Washington on Friday of Miss
81 nor D. Wright, daughter of Mr.. and
Ms Rush L. Wright, of Brookeville, and
a, Arthur W. Brown. The ceremony was
o.rf,rmed by Rev. T. E. Davis.
,eph McKaig, of this county. has filed
.it IN the circuit court here for limited
.iyo-ce from Anna R. McKaig, charging
n ty. The couple, according to the bill,
st married January 6, 1921. He is rep
,sss ted by Attorney John A. Garrett.
Nss Jeanne Mexican. visiting nurse OF
the Montgomery County Social Service
T.. ne for the past two years. has given
pa er position and will take rest. and
-,, will visit Scotland. She is at present
t,- quest of Mrs. Robert Atkinson. OF Ken
sls ON.
rs. Mollie Crown, wife of Harvey T..
tr IN, formerly of this county. died last
Ia ,day in Washington. after long ILL
, She is survived by her husband and
sons. The funeral took place Thurs
and burial was in Rockville Union
ietery
[ss Olivia P. Linthicum. daughter Of
and Mrs. Garrett B. Linthicum. of
attstown, and Mr.. Edgar J. Jewell. of
lesville, were married in Rockville last
ok by Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, Jr., pastor
the Methodist Church. the ceremony
ing place at the home of the minister.
onsressman j. Charles Linthicum has
lumber of 1921 Agricultural Year Books
% hand. He will be glad to send one to
s party who would be interested in the
g L. Address him. House of Representa-
IS, Washington, D. C. Mr.. Linthicum
gresents a city district, and therefore
hlg few calls for this book.
iany quests from Rockville. Washington
n other places attended the holiday
nee of the Misunderstanding monds
st, American Legion, of Rockville. last
aunday evening at the Seco hall. 1t was
10 charge of a committee consisting OF W.
Yalentine Wilson. George Peter, Warner
mphrey and Robert Peter. Jr.
Mrs. Cora Jane Harmon, of the vicinity
q. MontrOse, this county, has filed suit In
fhe circuit court here for an absolute d.
vcrce from Frederick Lee Harmon, OF this
unity and Washington, charging intidelity.
he also asks the court to award her the
"a stody of the couples two children and
allow her alimony and counsel fees.
William A. Sullivan, aged so years, a
,teran employee of the Washington Termi-
al Company, died Monday at his home
Derwood. He is survived by his wife.
Irs. Sarah Sullivan, and several children.
ne funeral services took place Wednesday
lorning from St. Marys Catholic Church
lere and burial was in Mount 0livet Gene
cry, Washington.
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The store of the Atlantic and Pacific Tef
Company, at Silver Spring, was entered
and about $500 in cash and about $35 II
checks were stolen. AS none Of windows
Or doors had been forced, it is thought en-
trance was gained by use of key. AL
though no one has been arrested, Chief o
Police Charles 7. Cooley, who made an in
vestigation, believes the money will b.
restored.
Paralysis, with which she was stricken
atew days ago. caused the dealh at tn,
NINE of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
ana Mrs. William Jones, near Claysville
on Thursday of last week. OF Mrs. Sarah L
Miles, widow Of James Richard Miles. Sh,
was rs years old. Surviving her are fou
sons and five daughters. Mrs. Miles form
erly was Miss Mossbure and was life
long resident of this county.
AT The Seco Theatre. Friday anC
Saturday Of this week Seco patrons will
De given a chance to see one Of thu
famous pictures of the year. entitled "Tht
od Homestead" This picture Is one Of
Paramount Super Specials and features
that grand old man, Theodore Roberts. II
addition to this wonderful picture, tn,
program consists of a special four-piec'
orchestra. Doors open at 1880. show starts
promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Edward D. Jones, who recently resigned
as a member Of the board Of tax assessor
for Wheaton district, has. at the reques
Of the County Commissioners. reconsideret
and will continue to serve. The Commits