Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-05-10
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Town aud Country.


bv the county commissioners toward build
ind new court house.
The Sunday School of Emory M. Z. Church
South will observe Mothers Day at its II
o'clock service on Sunday. May IL. Will b
clad to have our friends worship with u.s.
The annual meeting of the stocknoluef
of Monocacy Cemetery Association VIII d.
held at Beallsville on Saturday AFTERNOON
Nav 18th, at 2 O'Clock. All lot Owners ar
entitled to vote for directors.
The home of V. R. Volpond. of Kensine
ton was entered last Sunday night ant
two pocketbooks. containing 81 in cash
were taken. According to the report tt
the police, the home was entered through
the front window.
LARGE Graphic Section.-The Washington
Sta, Of Sunday, May IL, will contain an
srlareed Rotogravure Section. completely
6Det with pictures of special aud timely
interest. Order your copy of next Sunday
Washington Star from your nawsdealeI
today.
The marriage OF Miss Barbara Ginsell
daughter oil Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard 5. Gin
cell, Of this town, to Mr.. Theodore Rose oil
Silver Spring. has been announced. Inc
ceremony was performed in Alexandra
On Saturday afternoon. April 3Oth, by
Rev George Fench.
General debility resulted in the death on
Thursday of last week. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Dora Ray, near Washing
ION Grove, of Lemuel Jackson, aged 80
wears, a lifelong resident of this county.
He is survived by two sons and daughter.
Frederick E. and Lemuel W. jackson, and
Mrs. Ray.
J. Elmer Slater, of Rockville. aged SO
wears, died Oh Thursday of last week in
Washington hospital. Surviving him are
his wife, formerly a Miss houser OF this
county, and daughter. Hida Slater. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon from
the Methodist Church here and burial was
in the cemetery at Potomac.
In a suit against John Paul Wade, OF
Buck Lodge, Harrison Myers. of German
town, was awarded judgment for $zZo Oy
a Jury in the circuit court here last week.
Myers claimed his automobile was badly
DAMAGED in collision with car belong
ine TO Wade and that the defendant was
guilty of reckless driving.
Sister Mary Simplicia, SO years old
formerly Miss Mary Louise Yost. native
of this county, celebrated her diamond
iubilee-the seVenty-fiith anniversary Of
her religious Professional the Visitation
Convent, Frederick. last week. She IS a
daughter of the late Casper and Mary Car
lin Yost and is the oldest nun in the
convent.
A delegation headed by Richard II.
Lansdale appeared before the county com
missioners to ask that relief be given the
citizens whose property was devastated
by the tornado of last week. They pre-
sented petition bearing 576 signatures
asking for an appropriation for relief oil
the sufferers. The matter was referred to
Counsellor Joseph Cissel.
At the Jamestown church, Rev. j. W.
Lowden pastor. there will be Mothers
Day" services next Sabbath, May IL. al
the morning hour of IL O'Clock, when the
address will be delivered by the Rev. }. +,
Kerr, pastor elect of the Boyd's PreSby terian
Church. There will be special musical
numbers by the male quartet and junior
choir You are cordially invited.
During the month of April TIL instru
ments we're recorded in the Office of the
clerk of the circuit court here. so Preston
B. Ray, clerk. has announced. or these
2l3 were deeds, 1879 mortgages and re-
leases, 1852 deeds of trust and 262 bills oil
sale. Within the same period 224 hunt
ing licenses were issued by the office. ia
being residents and ~ non-residents o.
the county.
George Gartner, son of Mrs. George Cart
ner, of Gaithersburg, is receiving Treatment
in Washington hospital for injuries
sustained Sunday when struck by an auto
mobile as he was crossing street II
Gaithersburg. He sustained dislocatet
knee and cuts and bruises about the body
but no bones were broken. The car tina
struck him was driven by Miss StOckdale
of Hagerstown.
Mrs Mollie Fyffe. widow of ThOs. Fyft
died at her home in PoOlesville, aged u
years She had been i'll long time an
her death is believed to have been has
tened by recent fall. She is survive
by two sons. Isaac and Thomas Fyhe. an
daughter. Miss Addie Fyffe. all of Poole:
Vile The funeral took place Sunday afte
noon from her late home and burial wa
in MonOcacy Cemetery at Beallsvile.
All Montgomery county funeral director
met at Dixie Tavern here last Frida
evening and decided to organize the Mon
gomery County Funeral Directors Associ'
ton. Various matters IN which such a
organization would be interested wei
discussed, and it was voted to meet at Il
0ney Inn, 0lney. on May 18th to sele
officers. The meeting was conducted
William R. Humphrey. of Rockville. wi
is president of the Maryland State Funer
Directors Association. and was precedt
by dinner
At a meeting Of the Gathersburg-Wa
ington Grove Volunteer Fire Departmer
June 10 and 20 were selected as the dat
for the annual supper for the benefit
the organization. and Ernest c. Gartn
was made chairman Of the general cor
mittee Of arrangements. 1t was decided
hold a wet test in connection with {
supper, to be participated in by the variO
volunteer fire departments Of the count
and Merhe Jacobs. chairman; Edw II HI
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