Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-03-29
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House here on the 9th of April.
Gov. Albert C. Richie has announced
by proclamation, Friday. April 18th. Aroor
and Bird Day.
The ladies of the M. E. Church South
will hold a food sale at Mr.. Mansneio
store. Rockville, on Saturday, March SUN.
beginning at 10 A. M
Rockville's annual cleanup program will
be observed the last week In APRIL so Kew
B. M. Osgood, chairman of the Chamber
of Commerce committee. has announced.
r. Thomas Gott, formerly of Rockville,
is named defendant in a suit for an abb
soIute divorce filed in the circuit court
here by Mrs. Ida Myrtle Gott, of Rockville.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Mary's
the garage of Brosius & Gormley, Rockville.
on Saturday morning, March 80. beginning
at 10 A. M.
The Hunting Hill Sunday School will
celebrate Easter Sunday at 10 A. M with
special program of Easter music and
Rotations. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ALL
Elmer E. Rife, 16 years of age, sentenced
to the house of correction by the circuit
court here, has been granted a parole by
the governor. after serving two of his
4-year penalty.
Boards of supervisors of elections in this
State would be required to issue removal
certificates to voters moving from one dis
trict to another, upon written application,
under the terms of bill passed by the
House of Delegates.
Following a long illness. William Thomas
Duley, aged 70 years, died on Wednesday
afternoon of last week at his home near
Travilah. Surviving him are two sons. !
The funeral took place Friday afternoon
from the Methodist Church at Potomac and |
burial was in the church cemetery.
Paralysis resulted in the death, at his
home near Cabin John, on Wednesday OF
last week. of Dennis TuOhey. aged IA |
years He is survived by his wife and
several children. The funeral took place
from ST. Mary's Catholic Churca. Rockville.
and burial was in St. Marys Cemetery.
Easter Features. The Magazine of The |
Washington Star for Sunday. March 81.
contains number of highly interesting
illustrated features suitable for the Easter
season. Also, two complete short stories.
written by Americas leading authors. =
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Benjamin b. Wheeler, aged IT years, a
retired farmer, died at his home. near Fair
land, following long illness. He is sur
vived by two daughters and two sons
Mrs. Phil Love, Mrs. William A. MaTlOwe,
John A. Wheeler and Harry Wheeler, of
this county. The funeral took place Friday
from St. Marks Episcopal Church, Falkland,
burial being in the church cemetery. Mr..
Wheeler was brother of former County
Commissioner VIM. I. Wheeler.
0. A. Pope, of Rockville, was one of the
the 38 men and women who were initiated
into Phi Kappa Phi. honorary scholastic
fraternity this spring at Iowa State College.
Selection for membership is made entirely
on scholarship and is made from the upper
tenth of the senior class in each depart
ment on the campus. Graduate students
and faculty members also are eligible for
election. This springs election included.
besides the % seniors, Is graduates and
3 faculty members.
Influenza and complications, of which
she had been ill several weeks, resulted in
the death at the Montgomery County Cen
eral Hospital, Sandy Spring. of Mrs. Berthe
Ward, aged 81 years, wife Of Richard
Ward, lifelong resident of the Falkland
neighborhood. She is survived by her hus-
band and a son, Austin Ward. The funeral
took place Tuesday morning from her late
home. burial being in the cemetery at Lay
hill, Mrs Ward was daughter of the
late Frank Mullican.
The seniors of the POolesville High School
will present as the annual senior play.
"Bab," by Mary Roberts Rinehart, on April
5th, at P. NJ. in the high school audtO-
rum. The caste is as follows Leila,
Florence Mathews Bah, Louise Hers
perger Mrs. Archibald, Frances Hoyle
James Archibald David Trundle; Carter
Brooks. Marshall Hersperger Clinton Beres-
ford, William Jones Jane, Betty White;
Eddie Terkins, George Hersperger William,
Joseph Darby. Hannah Minnie Fyffe Guy
Grosvenor, Jerome Offutt.
The Community Garden Club of Rock
vile met at the Bullard home on March
22nd. DR.. Earl B. White. of Kensington.
was the speaker of the afternoon He
especially urged the club members to ex-
hibit their choice peOnies at the big show
to be held in Washington. The club has
plans for some new work to be done this
year. The officers are President. Miss
Laura WadswOrth; recording secretary,
Mrs. W. D. Clark corresponding secretary,
Miss Elizabeth McCuah treasurer. Miss
Violet Maeruder.
Interesting exercises marked the OBJ
servance of Epwo:th League Anniversary
day by the Epworth League last Sunday
evening They were in charge OF the
president, Miss Frances Ricketts,. and in
cluded addresses by Rev. Frank Tyler.
pastor of the church; Mrs. Curtis l.. Ward.
Miss Helen Tyler. Miss Ruby Trail. Miss
Edith Pepper George Lamar, Jr, and Miss
Ricketts,; a solo by Miss Ruby Gott and
selections by the church choir, under the
direction of William F. Pret,yman. The
church was attractively decorated.
Court Our Lady of Lourdes, Catholic
Daughters of America. has been organized
at Bethesda. with 20 charter members