The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
CLAIMS
FOREST Glen
RESIDENT
Miss Margaret {. Luchessi. SO
Years Old, Inferred at
Rockville


Of Montgomery county, died Mon.
day at the home Of Miss Rose
at Forest Glen, with whom
she had lived many years. She
was eighty eight years old. Her
death was due to her advanced age
and was not unexpected. She is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Ada Caid. |
well, of Washington
The funeral took place this morn |
ing from st. Johns Catholic |
Church. Forest Glen, the services
being conducted BY the pastor,
Reverend Charles %. Rogeneteei. |
Burial WAS in st. Johns Cemetery.
Miss Lhchessi had been q resident |
or the Forest Glen neighborhood for |
about sixty years.
The viii or william J. williams.
prominent PooIesville district farmer,
who died recently leaving an estate
valued at about $4,000, has been
admitted to probate in the orr
ptans' court at this place. 1t was
executed May 2, 1924. and names
Richard w. Williams and ThoIna&
Lyddane, son and son-in-law, re-
spectIvely, of the testator, as execu-
tors. The instrument directs that
all real and personal property be
converted into cash and equally d.
vided among the widow and the
three chiIdren-M Mrs. Thomas Lyd-
dane, Richard Walter Williams. Of
this county, and Mrs. Roger Keefer.
OF Littlestown, Pa.
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A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Richard #. Jones,
twenty-one years old. and Miss Nina
NJ. Livingston, aged twenty, both
OF East Orange, N. ].
The fourth annual picnic Of the
Farmers and Community Club Of
Hyattstown district. this county,
win be held in TabIer's Grove, at
Hyattstown, the afternoon and eve.
ming Of Saturday, August 3. David
C.. Winebrenner and Frederick N.
ZIhlman, Democratic and .Republi.
can candidates. respectively, for
Congress in this district, are seized.
uled for addresses, as is II. Dorsey
Etchison, Of the Frederick bar. A
vaudeville program win be rendered
in the evening by Washington
talent.
The following win serve as judges
at the various polling places of
the county at the November cleo
ton, according to announcement BY
the supervisors of elections, the
first-named in each CASE being a
Democrat and the other a Re
publican.
LaytonsvilIe district, polling place
No. George e. Gather and George
w. Howes, polling place No. q
Downey Williams and Carson w.
Pope.
Clarksburg. polling place No. II
Browning. Polling place No. o.
Burdum.
Poolesville Walter w. Pyles and
Usher Charlton.
Rockville, First precinct, polling
place No. 1--George G. Eary and
Stauzy L. King Polling place No.
2-Ezra l.. Roger and w. e. Ward.
Rockville, Second precinct-Thom
as N. Bailey and George r. Garrett. |
4 Colesville, polling place No. L.
William e. Harper and Samuel S. |
Bond. Polling place No. 2-Robert |
4. J. Aitcheson and James. M
Feathers.
Darnstown--John s. Atwood and |
William H. Ward.
Bethesda, First precinct, polling |
place No. William o. Rabbit |
and William II. Broadhurst. Poll |
ing place No. Charles II. Rem.
shaw and Aaron Fell.
Bethesda, Second district, polling |
place No. George Gravatta and |
Burr N. Edwards. Polling place |
No. 2-John H. Stout.
Bethesda, Third precinct-Daniel |
Collins and III. C. Arnold.
Olney, First precinct Nicholas |
r. Griffith and Ward Savage.
Olney, Second precinct-James |
w. Brown and Lafayette M.
Dwyer.
Gaithersburg, First precinct
Charles F. Hogan and Washing.
ton Burdette.
Gaithersburg, Second precinct
Samuel A. Gloyd and Luther H.
Crawford.
Potomac--C Carter Clagett and |
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan
GAINESVILLE: Polling place No. 1--
Lawrence HI. Price and Lawrence
l.. Cecil; polling place No. o.
william G. Brown and Charles H. |
Grimes.
Damascus: Polling place No. T.
Jesse r. Nicholson and Samuel ".
Broadhurst; polling place No. D.
William III. Darby and James r.
King.
wheaton, First precinct--R. C.
Windsor and Parker L. Weller.
Wheaton, Second precinct: Poll
ing place No. dorsey D. Jones
and Mrs. Margaret Snure; polling
place No. 2-George A.. Hood and
Abram Moore.
wheaton, Third precinct james
p. Raney and A. L. George.
Wheaton, Fourth precinct: Poll
ing place No. Mrs. George A.
Stauffer and Mrs. Bertha B.
Foullke; polling place No. 2--Miss
Margaret ". Stauffer and Mrs.