Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-05-03
Eutal and Personal.

TOWN anu SOuutTy'
The athletic sports Of the public school
of this county will take place at the Fal
Grounds here tomorrow.
The Community Garden Club of ROCKWELL
will give a flower show at the fire nous
building on Friday, May 3rd, beginning a
3 o'clock, P. M.
The commissions of 81 residents OF thl
county, recently appointed notaries puoll'
for the county by Gov. Ritchle' nave oeei
received by the clerk of the circuit cour
here
Misc Leila Virginia Carter, Of Garrett
pa,L md Mr.. James L. Kelley, of Wash
;oston. were married at Forest Glen las
week. by Rev. Charles o. Rosenstcel. pasto
Of St. Johns Catholic Church.
The annual supper for the benefit o.
the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department
win be held on Wednesday and Thursday
Nay l4th and 18th. it was decided at the
monthly meeting Of the organization.
Mrs. Irene V. A. Welt is bequeathed al
Of the property of her late husband -"
Edward Welt, who died recently at MS
home here, leaving a substantial estate
by the terms of the will admitted to pro-
bate in the orphans court.
In the circuit court here an absolute
divorce from John A. Howard, OF Etchlson
has been granted to Mrs. Cora S. Howard
Of Laytonsville, by Judge Robert b. Peter
Custody of the 10-year-old daughter and
maintenance of the child were provided
in the decree.
Edward r. Faulcon. of Baltimore, has
instituted suit in the circuit court here
against Raymond Davis, of Darnestown,
for 10000 damages for injuries sustained
in an automobile accident on the Wash
ineton Boulevard, near Savage. Md. on
March 30th.
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AT the Baptist Church last Sunday even
ing the uffertury solo was sung by Mr.
Russell Conklin, tenor solOst of the church.
who sang Mot A Sparrow Falleth. by j..
/. Gilbert, with accompaniment OF both
organ and piano, the latter being played by
Miss Elizabeth Robertson.
Announcement has been made that the
marriage of Miss Louise Griffith Mooley'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter W. Mob
lev. OF Derwood, and Mr.. William Glass
cock Fletcher, of Upperville, Va, whose
engagement was recently made known,
will take place at noon on Saturday. May
25tb. at the home of the parents OF the
brde-elect.
Announcement has been made that Gov.
Richie has signifed his purpose to re-
aDDoint Mrs. Walter Z. Perry. Of Bethesda.
and William H. McCeney. of Burnt Mills,
members of the county board Of education
for terms of six years Their terms expire
this month. Judge Samuel Riggs will also,
il is said be re- appointed police justice
for the county for term of four years.
Warner Morgan. son of Mrs. Florence T.
Morgan and the late Charles D. Morgan. OF
this town, died on Thursday night Of last
week in Walter Reed Hospital, aged 80
years. He had been i'll long time. His
wife Mrs. Lillian Morgan. of Clarendon,
Va, survives him Mr.. Morgan was a
World War veteran, having been in the
aviation service. He was buried at Ar
Iington.
Following an illness of only few days
Mrs. Margaret E. Stadtler, wife of George
NJ. Stadtler. died on Thursday night of last
week at her home in Friendship Heights
AGED 50 years. Ptomaine poisoning was
given as the cause of her death. She also
leaves a son and three daughters. The
funeral took place Monday morning from the
Catholic Church at Chevy Chase and in
terment was in Prospect Cemetery, Wash
ineton.
Ulysses Griffith, retired farmer anC
lifelong resident of Laytonsville district
died on Sunday last at his home nea
Laytonsville, aged IS years. Although HI
had been an invalid for long time, hi
death was sudden and was due to hear
attack. He is survived by daughter
Mrs Humphrey D. Wolfe, of Howard coun
ty and a son, Ulysses Griffith, of Laytons
vile The funeral took place Tuesda'
afternoon from the Methodist Church a
Goshen and burial was IN the churc
cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Coleman, Q
Ashley, near Rockville. were agreeabl
surprised on the evening of April twenty
fourth by the arrival at their hospitabl
home OF company of young persons fror
Rockville and vicinity, who came to offe
congratulations on the thirtieth anniversar
OF their marriage and present many beau
tiu and useful presents. Mr.. and Mr.
Coleman are enjoying excellent health an
entered with zest into the enjoyable coca
sion. Vocal and instrumental music wei
rendered and choice refreshments wei
served
Judge Robert B. Peters talk on "MeI
delsm' last Friday evening, at an informi
meeting held under the auspices of tn
Ioune Mems Bible Class of the Rockvil
baptist Church. was a presentation Of
ul'lcult subject in most interesting ar
Clarifying manner. Judge Peter is dill
gent student; and it was soon evident thi
ne was we'll prepared to explain and app
MS subject. The talk was greatly enjoyt
Oy the group of thirty or more represeI
a'lve men present. Refreshments we
Nuhtltully served by the young women
the church.