Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-09
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The Rockville soccer team on Sunday
last won its fourth game in succession
playine in Washington City league. from
the Fort Myer team by a score Of 1 to 0.
During October. 1875 deeds. 2l0 mort,
o.ees and releases. $50. deeds of trust. and
IN bills of sale. a total Of 726. were
accorded in the Office Of the clerk of the
circuit court here.
In the circuit court here. Judge Robert
Peter has signed a decree granting to
Mary Ann Cook. of this county. an abso'
Ir,s divorce from Martin Cook. also of this
county. on the grounds Of desertion.
Miss Sallie Virginia Talley and Mr.. How
ard F. Ferrow, both Of Takoma Park. this
couoty. were married last Friday in Rock
gill. by Rev. Bertram NJ. Osgood. Of the
Baptist Church, at the home of the min
lister.
Following a long illness of complications
John NJ. Heagy. ST.. aged ~ years. re-
tired Rockville business man, died or
Thursday of last week in Washington
hospital. He is survived by two sons and
a daughter.
An oyster and chicken luncheon and
supDer will be held on Tuesday. November
18th, in St. Marys Hall. Rockville. for the
benefit of St. Mary's cemeteries. Luncheon
from ~ O'Clock to 2 P. NJ. Supper from
$50 to p. M.
George F. Garrett, of this town. has sold
to R. H. Powell. of Bethesda. his farm Of
1856 acres near Hunting Hill. the consid-
Grafton being withheld. 1t is understood
the purchaser will modernize the dwelling
and make it his home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church
Rockville. will serve a chicken supper in
the church basement on Thursday. No.
vember 18th. from S to 8 r. M. The price
Of the supper will be IS cents. 1t will be
a social fellowship hour as well.
The Dickerson Community League held
its monthly meeting in the school audito-
rum on November LIST. Among the speak
ers for the evening were DR.. H. B. Hum
phrey. chairman of the County Council of
Community School Associations, and Miss
Braden. the nutrition worker of the county.
W. S. Cross and wife. Mrs. Edna Fulks
Cross, Of Rockville, have returned from
quite an extended trip South. They went
down the east coast to Southern Florida
and back up the western coast by ST.
Petersburg on their return home via.
Ashville. N. C.
The ladies and friends of Travilah NJ. f.
Church will hold chicken and meat sup
per in the Travilah town hall on Friday,
November 23rd. beginning at P. M. for
the benefit of the Methodist Church. Every
body cordially invited If rainy. next even
ing. Saturday.
Mr. Irwin F. Gates, of Aspen. and Miss
Blanche Ruth Grady, of Rockville. were
married on Thursday. November LIST. at
the Baptist parsonage, in Rockville. by
Rev. B. M. 0sgOod, pastor of the Baptist
Church. Mr. and Mrs Gates plan to max.
their home in Rockville.
While motoring along the Rockville pike,
between Bethesda and Rockville. Saturday
morning. Allen N. Connolly, who claimed
to be a Federal Prohibition officer. and
gave his address as Ill Market street,
Philadelphia. was arrested on charge of
speeding and paid fine Of $25 and costs
in the police court here.
Louis W. Harding. aged 81 years. for
many years employed as a street railway
mOtOrman in Washington. died at his resi-
dence, 1921 Q street. on Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Harding was a native of this
county and resided here for a number of
years. He is survived by his wife, two
daughters and number Of brothers and
sisters.
Just Ten Years Ago What actually
happened 10 years ago next Sunday will
be graphically told Sunday. November II.
in an article written especially for the
Magazine of The Washington Star This
article describes how the armistice became
efective-with new facts and hitherto un-
written history. Order your copy of next
Sundays Washington Star from your news
dealer today.
jury of condemnation last week
awarded to the heirs OF the late Richard
T. Ray about $4,000 for approximately
eight acres of land as a right of-way
through the Ray farm near Linden. for
the State highway it is planned to con-
struct between Bethesda and Silver Spring.
The proceedings we're instituted by the
State Roads Commission. which will build
the road. Similar action will have to be
taken by the Roads Commission for a
hBht-of-way through The Dunlop farm,
not lar from the Ray place.
total of 1896 cases of corn. aegre-
eating nearly 100000 cans. were shipped
from the Frederick. Adamstown. Gathers.
burg and Gainesville plants of Thomas &
70 10 Boston, Philadelphia. New York
San Francisco and Seattle. distributing
points for the United States Navy. A
government agent inspected the consien.
ment' The net shipment was I,25O,O0O
pounds each can containing one pound
Ahu four ounces. The corn constitutes a
year supply for the navy The firm sup
pied approximately 100000 pounds Of
canned corn last year.
contest for new members and in at.
tendance between teams of children OF
.he Rockville Christian Church Sunday
SCHOOL, one headed by Miss Lillian Karn
ana the other by George Wilson. which
was IN progress throughout October. re-
suited in tie. each side scoring 700
points. The agreement was that the losing
team would entertain the winners at a
nallo~een party. but as neither side lost
lnty held the nartu and oharaH ha