Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md, September q
! Especially William Columbus Craw.
| ford, retired farmer and longtime resi-
dent of this county, died Wednesday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Charles Bowman, at Germantown, ageC
rs years. He had been i'll about a year
OF complication of diseases He is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Walter
w. Thompson of Washington Grove
and Mrs. Bowman.
The funeral took place yesterday aft
ernoon from the Neelesville Presbyterian
Church, near Germantown, the service
being conducted by the pastor, Rev
William H. Topping. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
DIR. H. H. Sherman, educational Sec
rotary of the Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
and Rev. Noble B. Harmon, editor OF
the Baltimore Southern Methodist, who
are attending the annual meeting of the
Baltimore conference in Washington,
will preach in the Rockville Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and eve
ming respectively, according to an
nouncement by the pastor, Rev. Frank
A. Tyler
Licenses have been issued here for
the marriage of Otto c. Rogge, Is, of
Rockville, Md, and Miss Betty Gundel,
%, of Washington; Melvin H. Parsons,
%, and Miss Amelia Schaeffer. 90. both
of Washington, and Michael John
BaSsi, 81, and Miss Margaret Shearer.
ID, both of Washington.
ADDITIONAL candidates at the recent
Democratic primary election in this
county have filed with the clerk of the
circuit court here, as required by law,
sworn statements of their campaign ex-
penditures, as follows: Preston B. Ray,
for clerk of the Circuit Court, SPAS !;
Eugene H. McLachlen, for county COM
missioner, 1913; William A. Bogley
for judge of the Orphans Court,
s1325O; Marvin harrington, for the
House of Delegates, 500; Odorion w
Roby, for the House of Delegates,
$47.35; Charles j. Maddox, for county
surveyor, 31.50; John B. Diamond, jr.,
for county commissioner, $215; Willard
e. Peake, for the State Central Com
mittee, SIS; Ralph S. Morrison, for the
House Of Delegates, $25; Thomas w.
Perry, James p. Colt and Frederick
Stohlman, for the State Central Com
mittee, nothing.
The law requires that all statements
Of candidates be filed with the clerk
by not later than October 8, or within
30 days after the primary election.
Miss Margaret Ansdell, Red Cross
nutrition expert, who is engaged in
nutrition work in this county, under
auspices Of the Montgomery County
Red Cross Chapter, will begin in the
schools of the county on Wednesday. it
was decided at meeting of the Nutri-
ton Committee of the Red Cross
Chapter.
Miss Ansdell, who succeeded Miss
Ruth Braden. began work here several
weeks ago and up to this time has been
visiting homes. addressing gatherings
and spending time in her office in the
Rockville High School building.
AT the first meeting of the current
school year of the Falkland Parent
Teacher Association. held early in the
week at the Falkland High School, these
offcers were chosen: President, W..
Bruce Walters; vice president, Miss
Pearl E. Marlowe; secretary, Mrs.
Odorion w. Roby; treasurer, Mrs.
John A. Wheeler.
A. program committee, consisting of
Mrs. Writ Ellin, Miss Emma Muncaster
and Mrs. w. v. Graybill, also was
named.