The Washington times., 1926-07-21
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ROCKVILLE, Nd. July GA
suit of interest to the thousands
of owners Of property Within the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District has been instituted in the
circuit court here by Jack 9.
Scrivener. of Kensinston, against
the washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. The complainant is
represented by Attorney Wilson L.
Townsend, of Kensington.
The Sanitary Commission took
over the water and sewer system
OF the town of Kensington and
levied q special front foot tax
against all property in the town
abutting on the mains.
Mr.. Scrivener asks the court
to issue q writ of mandamus direct.
ing the commission TO "vacate, can
Gel and rescind" the additional
front.foot charge and to enjoin
the commission from levying or at.
tempting to collect additional front
foot or benefit charges of the kind.
At the recent annual meeting Of
the Montgomery Country Club,
Rockville, Mrs. Charles n. White,
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman, Mrs. w.
Randolph Talbot, DR.. George e.
lewis and ;. Vinson Peter were
made members Of the board Of
governors for three years, and Of
ficers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Donald A. DeLashmutt; first
vice president, Alexander r.. Pres
colt, ST.; second vice president, w.
Randolph Talbot: secretary, H.
Worthington Talbot; treasurer,
Mrs. Charles III. White; chairman
Of house committee, Mrs. w. Ran
dolph Talbot: chairman OF pool
committee. Julian w. Whiting.
Sentiment among the Republican
leaders OF Montgomery County seems
to be crystallizing in favor OF the
nomination for the House OF Dele.
gates of Alfred G. Warthen, Of Ken.
sington, one of the county's leading
contractors and builders and former
president Of the Montgomery Coun-
~ Anti-saioon League.
The Rev. b. w. John, pastor Of
the Methodist Church, officiated at
the marriage here. Tuesday. of Wes-
ley n. Fox. OF Herndon, Va, and
Miss Stella L. Belcher, Of Clifton
Forge. Va.
A baseball game has been an
nounced IA connection with the an.
nual benefit OF the Montgofnery
County General Hospital, to be held
at Sandy Spring, July az, according
to announcement by Robert l.. Tol.
son. chairman. The contending
teams win be Sandy. Spring and
Walter Reed Hospital nine.
Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage OF Clarence Swartz
81. and Miss Ruth Harding, 10, both
of Washington; James NJ. Perry, 81,
and Mrss Ruby Reese Unglesbee,
-. both Of Baltimore; Elmer l..
Bungardner, 81, and Miss Margaret
Z. KILLER. %, both Of Washington:
Martin 2. Branham, 81, and Miss
Rosalie "a. Hunt. 81, both Of Wash
ington: Louise A. Longo, II, of
Washington. and Miss Fannie Hazel
Miller. IS Of Clinchfort, Va; will
lam III. Green. 50. and Miss JessiE
Lola Sparks, 80, both Of Washing
ton.
Miss Alice Deborah Iddings,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
A. Iddings, OF Brighton, Nd, and
John Albert Wilson. Of EIlicott City,
Nd, were married in Christ Epis.
copal Church here by the rector,
the Rev. Willard r. Minnick. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson left Immediately
TOR their honeymoon trip.
Frank II. Karn, of Rockville. and
Samuel Moore. Of Norwood, are be-
Ing mentioned in connection with
the Republican nominations for
county commissioners from the
Fourth and Fifth districts, respec-
lively. Mr.. Karn made a good fight
four years ago against the incum.
bent, DIR. Benjamin G. Perry, Mr..
Moore has never been a candidate
for office.
The United Democratic Law En-
forcement Clubs Of MONTGOMERY
county met at Olney last night.
The president, Mrs. Daniel C. Chace,
of Chevy Chase, presided and the
principal speaker was Mrs. Jesse w.
Nicholson, of Chevy Chase, press-
dent of the United Democratic Law
Enforcement Clubs Of Maryland. I.
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