Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-03-23
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Town and Country.
Gov. Richie has appointed Misc Mildred
Karn, Of Rockville. notary public for this
county.
Bow Scout Troop No. 1923 has been or.
sanized at Glenmont with Don E. Clarke
as scoutemaster and large membership.
On Monday. March 26th. in observance
of Maryland Day. which is legal holiday
in this State, the banks in this county will
be closed
Judge Robert B. Peter has signed de-
cree in the circuit court here granting to
Joseph C. Benedict an absolute divorce
from Viola S. Benedict on the ground Of
desertion.
The estimated cost of the four class
rooms the county board Of education plans
to add to the Takoma Park elementary
school, as part of its school building pro-
gram for the current year, is $25,OOO.
St. Marys Catholic Church Aid Society
will hold food sale in Bucks Furniture
Store, Rockville. on Saturday, April 7th
beginning at $50 O'Clock. A. M. Orders
taken before that date. Phone Mrs. Fisher
l9M.
Special Lenten Services in Christ Church
Rockville, as follows: Every Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock every Thursday
evening at s o'clock; every Friday morn
ing at II o'clock. Visiting clereymen will
preach at the Thursday night services
All welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard. of Brooke
vile. have announced that their daughter.
Miss Helen Carolyn How ard. and Mr.. Jas.
GLAND Harvey, also OF the Brookeville
.eighborhood, were married in St. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Washington. last Friday
by Rev. Frank j. Bohanan.
The report of Judge Samuel Riggs. filed
with the county commissioners, shows that
during the month of February the fines
and costs in criminal cases collected in
the police court here totaled $724.70. of
which $l22 goes to the State Motor Vehi-
Gle Commissioner. being fines collected in
motor vehicle cases.
Following long illness. Mrs. Annie E.
EastOn. aged 10 years. died last Friday
at the home Of relatives near Potomac,
her death being due to a complication of
diseases The funeral touk place Sunday
afternoon from the Methodist Church at
Layhill. Mrs. Easton was formerly Miss
Musgrove and was a lifelong resident of
this county.
Miss Anna Ward. aged rs years, died
last week in Baltimore hospital. where
she had been under treatment a long time
for a complication of diseases. She was
a daughter Of the late William H. Ward,
Of this county. The funeral took place
Thursday from Humphreys chapel here
and burial was in the family cemetery at
Hunting Hill.
The regular service at Boyd's Presbyte-
rian Church will occur next Sabbath, March
25th, at 8 O'Clock. p M. and will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. j. W. Lowden. Attic
close Of the service (about 4 P. M. there
will be congregational meeting, to which
all are invited. This meeting is for all
who are interested in the welfare of Boyd's
church and community and very full at
tendance is earnestly desired.
Swepson Earle, State Conservation Com
missioner, and E. Lee LeCompte, State
Game Warden. visited the game preserve
and clubhouse of the Montgomery County
Fish and Game Protective Association,
near Middlebiook. last week and left there
for exhibition and propagation purposes
pair each of Chinese silver and golden
pheasants They were placed in specially
prepared cages provided by the State Con-
servation Commission.
Sheriff Kirby, Of Fairfax county. Va. has
been notified by relatives Of Ralph Waldo
Eisinger Of Bethesda, missing since Feb
ruary 9th. that they have reason to be-
lieye he is alive. Eisinger's coat. money
and number of papers were found on the
rocks at Great Falls few days after his
disappearance AS result Of the belief
expressed, notices have been sent to police
at points in the South and to Seattle. ask
ing them to keep a lookout for him.
Next Sundays Washington Star.-A
story of the real Lindbereh. written by one
who appreciates his problems and can tell
about his entertain ne experiences. will
appear in next Sundays Washington Star.
other striking features about Washington
and vicinity will be presented. Fiction by
famous authors and a page for young
people will be offered. Illustrations are of
a high grade. and this newspaper maya
zine ranks among the best in the country.
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline M
Din~iddie, wife of William Dinwiddie, who
died last week at her home in St. Louis
following brief illness, were held Sunday
afternoon at the home Of her nephew
larton Brooke, near Oakdale. The ser.
vices were those Of the Society of Friends
burial was in the Friends cemetery a,
sandy Spring. Mrs. Dinwiddie was a
daughter OF the late William S. Brooke
ohe IS survived by her husband, but leave.
no children.
displaying their best form of the season
Inc Washington Grove basket bail team
dictated Rockville last Saturday night al
Galthersburs, 80 to H. Rockville put up
plucky battle for the first half, which
ehued Il to II. but could not cope with the
cieVer passing and spectacular shooting Of
washington Grove in the second session
Inc walker brothers divided the scoring
nOnofs Tor Washington Grove, with nine
points each, while Collins lead the attack
Tor Rockville.
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