Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-08-24
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Thomas Selecman in Virginia.
Miss Flourine Fulks has returned home
after a two-weeks' vacation at Shady
Side. on the Bay. Md. She was accompa-
MED by some friends from Washington.
The county board of education has granted
Indefinite leaves of absence to Mrs. Mar
saret RYAN and Mrs. Gertrude SilVerman.
teachers at Hyattstown and Takoma Park
schools, respectively.
W. Garner Bouic. son of the late State
Senator VIM. Veirs Bouic. was nominated
last week for a third term as prosecuting
attorney for Garland and Montgomery
counties. Arkansas.
Rev s. ]. Goode, of the Christian Church
oeiciated at the marriage here last week
If William H. Summers. of Silver Spring.
and Miss Mabel X. Courtney, OF Forest
Glen. the home of the minister being the
scene of the ceremony
The recent annual supper for the benefit
Of the Montgomery County General Hos
initial Melted Sl,856.52, it was reported at
a meeting of the executive board OF the
Woman's Auxiliary, under the auspices oil
which the supper was held
The annual picnic of the Rockville In
ouiry Club was held at the home OF Mrs.
Robert f. l.. Smith, adjoining this town.
and was attended by large number. A
shower was given in honor of the infant
son of DIR. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Hartley.
The public schools of this county will
open ON September 18th. 1t has been an
nounced by the county board of education.
Teachers will confer on September 18th and
will meet in their rooms on September
18th to arrange for the assembling of
children.
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Mrs. Frank I. Chapman. of KensingtOn,
was re elected president of the MonteOm-
cry County Womens Temperance Union
at the annual meeting of the organization
held at Laytonsvlle Miss Rebecca I.
Miller. vice president; Mrs. Mariana Mil
Ter, recording secretary; Mrs. George W.
Ashwo tn, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Cyrus W. Sherman, treasurer
Miss Adele Maus. daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs Isaac r. Maus. and sister of
General M. P. Maus. Col. L. M. Maus. |
Mrs James F. Allen and Mrs. Bennett.
died at her home in Rockville on August
IA, 1928. The funeral services were held
in the M. F. Church South, Rockville, and
her remains were inferred in the family
lot in the Union Cemetery, near this town.
Injuries to the spine. bruises and shock
were suffered by Mrs Mary Nolan. aged
70 years, of Takama Park. when the auto
mobile in which she was riding. operated
by DR.. Harold G. Leland of Silver Spring.
was in collision ut Thirteenth and Deca-
tur streets. Washington, with an automo-
bile operated by Louis Guerptz. Mrs.
NOlan's condition has not been fully de-
termned.
State Deputy Auditor John w. Ennis and
two assistants have just completed audit
ing the accounts OF the clerk of the circuit
court, register Of wills, sheriff and county
treasurer. after having been engaged in
the work for two weeks. 1t is understood
that thorough investigations of the receipts
and expenditures of all four of the offices
were made and that everything was found
correct to the penny. A report to that
effect, it is understood. will at once be
made to the State Comptroller.
Prof Edwin w. BroOme, county super
intendent of public schools. has announced
the appointment of teachers as follows:
Miss Dorothy R. Phillips. Tskoma Park
Silver Spring school Miss Julia Mason
Rowe Bethesda Chevy Chase school; NAL
comb Edwards, Rockville High School
Miss Sallie Perrie Robins. TakOma Park
elementary school, Teachers resigned
Cora Bowen, Ounce Orchard Laura Hail
storE. Boyd; Emilia Catcher. Clarksburg.
The closing date next year will be June Ia.
Mrs. Mary Lavinia Warner, widow of /
iaA he If hos h.
ter, Mrs. Raymond B. Ward. 1901 Perry
Street. Mt. Rainier, Md. on Friday. August
10th, 1928. and was inferred in Green
wood Cemetery. Washington. d. C. She is
survived by three daughters. Mrs. Walter
B Davis, of Del Ray, Va; Mrs. Raymond
D. ward. Of Mt Rainier Md, and hrs. Nell
T. ferrall, of Washington. d. c.. a number
OF Grandchildren and "a brother, William
Reuben Humphrey, of Rockville. Mrs.
warner was daughter OF the late VIM.
L and Z. C. Pumphrey. of this town.
James F. Louthan. aged 68 years. a
"ell-known retired farmer, died suddenly
IN Dixie Tavern. this town. on Monday
AooN' iiC was al ldUiC
IN the dining room and died almost in
santly, presumably of heart disease He
Is surV we'd by his wife, son. j Dan
Louthan. of this vicinity, and three daugh-
teFs' Misses Emeline. nurse at the Mont
somery County General Hospital Mary C.
and Alma Louthan, Of Washington. Mr..
Louthan was native of Berryville. Va.
out Tor the last thirty-fve years had lived
IN THIS county. He recently sold his farm
and had since lived in Rockville.
Al a meeting of the executive board OF
We Montgomery County Gam, and Fish
Protective Association, held here and at
tended by eighteen members. it was de-
e'ued to affiliate with the Izaak Walton