Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-08-23

Town and Country.

will be held on wednesday, August @o'"
., the Cider Barrel, on the Frederick pike
The regular monthly meeting OF the
woman's Christian Temperance Union will
no held at the home of Miss Ida Dove on
Saturday, August oath, 2 Pm. A good
attendance is requested.
Mrs. Edward P. Schwartz. of Gathers
bure. has issued invitations to the marriage
Of her daughter. Miss Irene K. Schwartz.
tn Mr.. Francis Xavier Emmett on Saturday
uoo,n;os AUGUST 81, at st. Martins Catho-
lie Church, Gaithersburs'
Brosius Improvement Corporation, Rock
Vile has filed articles of Incorporation with
the State Tax Commission. The company.
canitaIized at $4,000. is authorized to
deal generally in real estate. The incor-
Oorators are Charles T. Brosius, Jr.. John
v, Brosius, Edward R. Brosius and Bernard
T. Brosius.
An affection of the lungs, of which she
had long been i'll. resulted in the death OF
Miss Margaret E. Knott, aged 81 years, at
neE HOtllc uCdt OtolhoS. OhAS "S~ -
daughter of Mrs. Mary Ingalls, Knott and
the late John E. Knott. The funeral took
place Friday morning from the Chapel OF
the Little Flower. Glen Echo, burial being
in St. Gabriers Cemetery. near Potomac.
Is Germany Changing Travel?-What
Germany is doing to change travel modes
as indicated in the recent passage OF the
Bremen. the world flight of the Graf Zep-
pelin, and the test flights Of the Dornier
100 PASSENGER plane is described in an
article in the Magazine Section of next
Sundays Washington Star. Also in this
issue is the second article in the series
describing the dangerous work and activi-
ties of American spies during the World
war.
Andrew J. Connoway, of Washington.
sustained broken ccllarbOne and other
injuries and Miss Jane Ort. OF FrostbuTg.
Md, sprained arm and bruises when
their automobile and machine driven by
John Harding, of Gaithersburg. collided on
the Rockville pike on Thursday night of
last week. B. C. Baunds. an occupant OF
Hardine's car, escaped injury. The impact
upset the Washington car Connoway and
Miss Ort were placed in an ambulance and
taken to Emergency Hospital at Wash
ingtOn.
The annual Lords Day Alliance meeting
for Montgomery county will be held at
Washington Grove on Sunday. August rs.
at3P. Rev. W. E. Nelson will speak
On "What the Lords Day Would Mean to
the Heathern World :" Mrs. VIM. Waters will
sneak on 1.-THE Home and the Lords Day,
while one of the county pastors will speak
on THE Church Has the Right to the Lords
Dav. DIR. wy Davis will conduct an open
Lords Day Conference. Pastors, church
officials and friends of the Lords Day are
cordially invited.
Miss Ella R. Rinker. employe OF the
telegraph division of the State Depart
ment, who resides at 759 Quebec street.
northwest, Washington. is suffering from
severe injuries to hand at Sandy Spring
hospital as result of an automobile acct
dent last Friday night near Ashton. when
the machine she was driving was in COL
lision with another car and turned over.
Three fingers were nearly torn from her
hand and physicians at the hospital state
that even though infection does not set in
she will be confined to the institution for
at least a week The accident occurred
when Charles L. Beard. of Washington,
slightly sidewiped Miss Rinker's car as he
was passing her in his own machine.
Mrs, John D. Mcdaniel, for many years
a resident of this county. died suddenly
at her home in Louisville, KY. on August
9Th. She was the eldest daughter of the
late Lafayette Griffith, Of this county
Born in Montgomery county, Mrs. Mcdaniel
passed the greater part of her life in Mary
land and Washington before moving to
Louisville, where she had lived for the last
80 years, In addition to her husband
she is survived by two sons. John D.
Mcdaniel, Jr, of New York City. and La
fayette Mcdaniel of Detroit. Mich Q
daughter, Mrs. o. P. Schmitt. OF Louisville
Ky.; a brother, Seth S. Griffith. of Dallas
Tex, and sister, Mrs. Virginia e. Hail. oil
Washington.
Mrs. Minnie Kelchner. aged Az years
wife of James F Kelchner. died on Thurs
day of last week at her home in Rockville
She had been III for several mont s anc
her death was not unexpected Surviving
her are her husband, a daughter. Mrs. Ku'i
Partin, of Gaithersbure; son, Paul Kelch
ner. of Rockville; two sisters. Mrs. Nett''
Schultz and Miss Bessie Beckwith. OF Wash
ineton, and a brother, Percy W. Beckwltn
of Rockville. The funeral took place from
her late home Saturday morning. the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. Willard
Minnick, rector of Christ Episcopal Churc
here. and burial was in Forest Oak Gene
terry. Gaithersburg. Mrs. Kelchner was form
erly Miss Beckwith and was life-lon
resident of this county.
Mrs. Charles Wayne. Of Nemacolin' "a
was seriously, perhaps. fatally injured
an automobile accident near Dawson III
last Sunday afternoon. Her son Frederic
was painfully injured, another son. Rober
sustained broken rib. and daushte
Rose. escaped injury. After being give
treatment by DR.. Upton Nourse. oil Da~
sonviIle. Mrs. Wayne and Frederick wei
taken to the Frederick City Hospital, wheI
the formers condition was reported crltlca
Mrs. Wayne vas internally hurt. Kobe
and his sister we're cared for at the hon
of Philip HORNE. near the scene of the a
cident. The car containing the Wayn
was on its way to Washington when
was struck by another car going IN Il
same direction as it attempted to pass
The Pennsylvania car. after being struc
.skidded first to one side OF the road al