Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-25
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aov January 26th. at 10 O'Clock. A. M.
A heart attack caused the sudden death
=, hi. home, near Olney, on Saturday last
If David F. GLAND, one of the best known
farmers of Olney district. aged 81 years
Ne ia survived by his wife, formerly a Mist
MYERS of this county, and two sons. Charles
and George Carlton Gland.
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Iosepb W. Gates. until few months
ADO lifelong resident of this county. dice
last week at Brookland. Md. aged &c
wears His death was due to infiuenzs
and complications. He is survived by his
wife. formerly Miss Ricketts,, Of this vi
cinity, and several children by former
marriage. The funeral took place Sunday
and burial was at Derwood.
There will be regular service at Boyd's
Church next Sunday. January 9th. al
Bpm, conducted by Rev. j. W. Lowden
Ii is hoped that quartet from the OAR
nestown Church may be present and aid
in the service. A cordial invitation to
you all. The call to this church will be
accepted by minister from Baltimore
and he expects to begin his work in this
field the latter part of March.
Mrs George Bennett. aged IS years. of
Spencervie, died Monday from injuries
received in an automobile accident Satur-
day on the Norbeck pike, near Rockville.
Mrs Bennett was injured when the auto
mobile in which she was riding. and
which was driven by her daughter. Miss
Adele Bennett. was forced from the road
by an approaching automobile. She was
taken to Montgomery County General Hos
pipal, where she died.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Montgomery County Farm
Bureau it was decided to hold the annual
meeting OF the organization in the court
house here on Tuesday. January 29th.
Morning and afternoon sessions will be
held, to be addressed by M. M. Stewart.
James ". Davis, H. E. Baumberger and
c. H. James. all prominent in State or
national farm bureau work. and Mai. E.
Brooke Lee Directors will be chosen.
Joseph H. Lewis. well-known farmer
and lifelong resident of this county. died
Jamestown, aged rs years. Although the
immediate cause of his death was in
huenZa, he had been in poor health for
several years. He is survived by his wife.
formerly Miss Matthews of this county.
and the following children: William T.
Lewis and Mrs. Bertram NJ. Burroughs of
Ahio NOuINys OOllh L. lie Wlo vi w
and Alfred l. Lewis of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Ward. 70 and
IS years old, respectively, of 523 Seventh
street southeast, Washington, celebrated
their fifteth wedding anniversary last Sun
day with a r ception for relatives and
friends. Both are natives Of this county.
The couple went to Washington in 1899
and have been living there since. Mr..
Ward was retired from the navy yard 10
years ago. where he was employed as a
carpenter for % years. The couple have
three daughters, three sons. seven grand
sons, eleven granddaughter and two great
grandchildren.
Uric Hutton, prominent farmer and
lifelong resident of Brighton neighbOrhood
died last week at his home near Brighton,
aged ~ years. His death was due to
pneumonia and followed an illness OF only
few days. He is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Janney. of Sandy Spring
and the following children: Sidney Hut
ton, of Pemberton, N. j.; Uric Hutton. Of
0ssning. N. Y; Janney Hutton and Miss
Mary B. Hutton, of Baltimore; Mrs. Rod
erick Adams. of Sandy Spring. and Hobart
g. Hutton and Miss Claire Hutton. of
Brighton. He was a brother of Misses
Amy and Elsie Hutton, of Brookeville.
The Bethesda Chamber of Commerce held
a special meeting last Friday evening and
Endorsed authorization by the legislature
now in session, of $325. 900 additional
bonds for the court house. 1t was pointed
out that $l50,000 is desirable to augment
$500, 900 already available for creation
Of a court house with a Jail on top, anC
that Sl75,000 would be used to enlarge
the site by purchasing the entire bloch
Immediately to its west. The chamber
also adopted a resolution recommending q
untication of plans for the collection o.
ashes and other refuse in the suburban area
OF the county and placing the collection
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sionets.
Next Sunday will be a red-letter day al
the Rockville Baptist Church At the |
A. NJ. service of divine whorship Rev
Harry P. Cochran. D. D.. of Washington
D. C., recently returned missionary from
Burma, will deliver the address Of thu
morning. Dr. Cochran is a man of ability
and will be worth going long distance &c
hear. At the 7:30 P. M. gospel service
the pastor, Rev B. NJ. Osgood will delive
an illustrated lecture on The Teachings
OF Jesus" The views will be Of excellen
quality. There will be fine music. unde
the direction of Mrs. H. NJ. Blandy. at boti
morning and evening services The Sun
day School will meet at 10 A. NJ and tn
Young Peoples Society at 6:45 P. NJ,
The Congressional Country Club made
net profit of $500 during 1928, a repor
on operations of the club submitted to tn