Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-03-09
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Town and Country.

Mrs. Sarah G. Sample. wife Of Charles P.
Sample. died Sunday at her home Of Gar
rett Park, aged IS years. Although che
had been III for a year. her death was
sudden and unexpected. and was due to
heart disease
Died on Thursday, March LIST. 1928. Emma
S. Spates. daughter Of the late Robert N.
and Eliza A. Spates. of Bethesda, this
county, at the residence Of her sister. Mrs.
Clara B. Glaze, t424 Monroe street, N. w..
Washington. D. c.
Special Lenten Services in Christ Church.
Rockville, as follows: Every Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock every Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock: every Friday morn
ind at II o'clock. Visiting clergymen will
preach at the Thursday night services.
All welcome.
The county commissioners on Tuesday
last sold the $50. 900 issue Of Brookeville
pike grade cross elimination bonds to John
P. Baer g. Co., of Baltimore. at a quota
ton Of 1O3.3O2 The money is to be used
to improve the approaches to the Silver
Spring subway under the Baltimore L
Ohio tracks.
Wright and Langley.-Who made the first
ajrplanei Who few the first airplane' These
ouestions come to the front 10 the news
of the day, and Don Glassman has written
an intensely interesting illustrated article
on the subject for the Magazine Of next
Sundays Washington Star. Order your
copy Of The Star from your newsdealer
today.
Members of the executive board of the
Montgomery County Fish and Game Pro-
tective Association have been engaged for
several days liberatine in various parts Of
the county 492 partridses for propasatins
purposes. They were obtained in Mexico
by the State Conservation Department
and represented the countys allotment for
this year.
Mrs. Edmond Noyss was elected presi-
dent Of the Woman's Club Of Kensineton
last Friday night at the home Of Miss
Anna C. Reinhardt. Other officers chosen
are: Mrs. Edward Farrell. vice-president;
Mrs. Hosmer Hartshorn. recording secre-
tary Mrs. Clarence Miles. corresponding |
secretary; Mrs. John Williams. treasurer {; |
Mrs. Thomas Tremaine. parliamentarian; |
Mrs. William Roundsaville. librarian.
Nicholas M. Howes. aged so years. life |
long resident of this county. died last week |
in a Baltimore hospital. He had been III
Of complication Of diseases for long |
time and had been under treatment in the
Baltimore institution for several months.
He is survived by his wife. formerly Miss
Warthen Of this county, aud son. Joseph
w. Howes, Of Rockville. The funeral took |
place on Thursday afternoon Of last week
and interment was in Rockville Union |
Cemetery.
There will be regular services al. the |
Boyd Pres byterian Church next Sabbath.
March 18th, at 8 P. M. The Rev. J. W. |
Lowden will be in charge and will have
as his topic. The devine Interpretation Of
a great natural law" 1t is expected that
the male quartet from the Darpestown
Church viii sing. The offi,ial boards Of |
the church will meet for conference at 2:30 |
O'Clock promptly. This service OF worship |
is for the benefit of the entire community
and all are invited TO take advantage Of
this opportunity. Remember the place
and do not forget the hour.
Sergeant Leroy Rogers. Of this county.
went to Great F falls, Va, Monday to offer
assistance Of the police force in the search
for Ralph Eisinger. whose overcoat was
found on the south bank Of the Potomac
Rves above the Great Falls on Sunday. |
Mr. Eisineer is brother Of Walter Eisin-
Ger, owner of the mill and lumber COM
panyof that name at Bethesda. He was |
81 years old and had been employed as |
mechanic 10 the mill. His disappearance |
caused no alarm as he was In good health |
and had no financial troubles. The body |
is yet undiscovered.
An important step in securing the har-
monious planning and development Of the
Greater Washington area took place Tues
day when coming became a fact In the
Maryland Washington Metropolitan dis
trict Of Montgomery County. Shortly after
noon the coming plan and regulations for
Montgomery County became law through
the approval Of the Board of County Com
missioners, sitting as zonine council for
that section Of the Metropolitan district
The Washington suburban communities
that constitute part of this district are
Chevy Chase, Takoma Park. Bethesda. Sill
yer Spring. Cabin John Park. Glen Echo.
Alta Vista. and all other sections through
out suburban Montgomery County.
The excellent financial condition of the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department, which
owns fire engine house and equipment
valued at approximately $55,OOO, was
shown at the monthly meeting Of the or
sanlzation. when it was reported that the
total Indebtedness is but $1,000. The
treasurer. Reuben Riggs. reported that the
recent annual he-nieht netted S2I27.5O.
1t was ordered that $1,000 be paid on the
mortgage, $1,000 on note in bank and
$1,000 for hose and current expenses. and
after these expenditures there will be a
balance Of about 5000. 1t was also re-
ported that four additional FIRE alarm boxes
mad been installed in various parts of the
town. increasing the number to fifteen.
Il is planned to provide six more such
boxes in the not very distant future. Ed
ward Brosius and Robert Darby were ad-
mittee to membership.
Arguments were heard last Monday by
Judge Robert B. Peter. in the circuit court
mere and briefs requested in the case Of
Mrs, Renee Noel. of Connecticut Avenue.