Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-03-22
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Town and Country.

food sale at CaSnellS garage nocANh'o'0"
Saturday, March 23rd. beginning at 10 p.
NJ Everything good to eat will be sold.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church will hold cake sale in
the garage of Brosius & Gormley. Rockville
on Saturday morning. March 80. beginning
at 10 A. M.
Miss Estelle Moore, president OF the
MONTGOMERY County Federation oil Wom-
ems Clubs, will address meeting OIL the
Silver Spring Women's Improvement Oiuo
on March 28th.
Russell M. Smith. 1s-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Smith. OF near wash
inetop Grove, died of pneumonia on We'd
nssdav of last week. He is survived by
b;s parents, two sisters and six brothers.
For the benefit of the Gaithersbure Ma
soric Temple and Library Association.
Mrs Jewell Downs Entertainers, OF Wash.
ineton, will present a black-face musical
revue at Gaithersburg. in the high school
auditorium, on the evening of April 3rd.
Oscar Hammond. aged 81 years. Civil
War veteran of Kensington. died Friday at
Takoma Park Hospital. He is survived oy
three sons, B. A. Hammond. whom the
veteran lived with at Kensington; DR.. L.
B. Hammond. of Cleveland Park, and Harry
Hammond. of New York City.
Reed Brothers, who conduct GARAGE 10
this town. recently elevated a 25.OOO-
gallon gasoline tank upon a strong under
support at the railroad dump here. The
dump is owned by the local Feed and
Fuel Company. The contents of the tank
will be soldsto the public from the Reed
GARAGE after supply is delivered by the
railroad company.
The testimonial dinner to be given to
Representative Frederick N. Zihlman in
the armory building. at Silver Spring. on
Maryland Day, March 25th. promises to
be one of this county's most notable events.
1t is being arranged by Mr.. Zihlmans Sill
yer Spring neiehbors and friends and will
be entirely non-political. According to
Capt. Frank l.. Hewitt, who heads the
General committee of arrangements. prepa-
rations will be made to entertain 800
guests.
An illness of several weeks resulted In
the death at her home, near Travilah, on
Thursday of last week, of Mrs. Emma E.
Roberts, aged ~ years. wife Of William M.
Roberts. She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Jesse Maeruder, Of Poto-
mac: Mrs. Bertha M Mills. Mrs. J. F.
Schwartzbeck and Mrs. Ernest C. Briggs. OF
Travilah, and Chas. A. Roberts, OF Darnes-
town. The funeral took place Saturday
afternoon and burial was in the cemetery
at Jamestown.
Ground was broken Monday at the corner
of Wisconsin Avenue and Montgomery
Lane. Bethesda. for a monument. to be
donated by the Daughters of the American
Revolution symbolic Of the pioneer women.
it was announced by S. H. Miller, chair
man of the old trails committee of the
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce. The
monument now is being carved in Missouri.
of the granite of that State. and will be
brought here and set in time to be dedi-
Gated on April 10. according to Mr.. Miller.
Eight Pages OF Com.cs.-There is fun
every member of the family. young and
old, in the new eight-page comic section
supplement of The Sunday Star. Each
feature is full Of clean and original wit.
Betty and Lester. Moon Mullins, Some
body's Stenoe and Orphan Annie have
been added to the list of old timers. which
includes Nut and JEFF, Me-. and Mrs. Regu-
lar Fellers and the instructive and enter
tanning High Lights of History. to make
the new Star funny paper" one OF the
best to be had anywhere.
The second week in April will be OBJ
served as cleanup week in Gaithersburs
it was decided Tuesday night at the quar-
terly meeting of the Gaithersbure Chamber
of Commerce. The people of the commu'
nifty will be asked to rid their premises oil
trash and place il at points to be hauled
away in trucks to be provided by the
chamber and the town council The mail
delivery committee, of which Hobart Rams
dell is chairman, will join the mayor anC
council in working out plan for number
ing the houses Of the town. which, it wa
announced. will be done whether or MOI
mail delivery is inaugurated.
Funeral services for Vim. E. Mannakee
native of this county, and former count!
school commissioner. who died at the HON
Of his daughter. Mrs. D. S. Pool. 1918 New
Hampshire Avenue, Washington, were hell
on Thursday afternoon OF last week at tn
residence and burial was in Fort LincolI
Cemetery. He was desc ended from tn
early settlers of Maryland and was prOmi
nenty identified with the activities OF thi
county, where he was educated and con
Quoted a general merchandise and millinl
business at Burnt Mills. He was active il
politics OF the county and issued stats
teal reports on crops for the farmers o
the district.
Edward Dryer. a native and forms
long time resident of this county. died
Canada, where he had been employed Il
number Of years, few days ago, aged 7
years. His death was sudden and wa
due to heart attack. Surviving him al
his wife. formerly a Miss Slaughter.
Baltimore. and three daughters. Miss
Elizabeth and Ethel Dryer. of Baltimor
and married daughter in California. II
was brother of Frank Dryer, Of Layton'
vile, this county and Mrs. Elizabeth Clar
Of Washington. The funeral services we
held at the Laytonsville cemetery and we
conducted by Rev. John Fields. pastor
the Laytonsville Methodist Church. M
Dryer was a son Of the late Richa
DIVER of this county