Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-10-31

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stricken with paralysis. losing the use OF
the entire right side Of her body.
The bowling alley Of Francis Lyddane,
in this town. was robbed Tuesday night Of
the cash register containing $65.
An oyster and meat supper will be held
at the Hunting Hill hall on November LIST
starting at S P. NJ. All are cordially ia
vited.
The Orphans Court will be in session
on Wednesday and Thursday. November
5th and 9Th. instead Of Tuesday and We'd
nesday. as usual. Tuesday. the 4th being
election day.
Following an illness of ten days, Miss
Mary |. Dodge died last Friday night at
the home Of her niece. Mrs. Charles H.
Davidson. in Kensineton. aged rs years.
Miss Dodge was a native of Kalamazoo.
Mich. but had lived at Kensington about
80 years.
Rev. Philip A. Dales. for the past several
years rector Of ST. Bartholomew Episco-
pal Parish. comprising St. Johns Church,
I
Olney; St. Bartholomew Church, Lay
louisville. and st. Luke's Church. Brighton,
has accepted a call TO St. Marks Church,
New York City. as assistant rector.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in Baltimore last Saturday of
Miss Margaret Hamilton Copeland, daueh-
ter Of Mrs. Thomas E. Copeland, of Be-
thesda, and Hr. Alfred Candy. of Rockville.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. VIM.
d. Morgan. Methodist minister. at his
home.
Working with speed and precision. a
lone holdup man last Saturday night stole
$3.50, the day sreceipts. from Alton Duvall,
Of Silver Spring. clerk in a Sanitary
Grocery at Silver Spring Duvall was on
his way to the Takoma Park Savings Bank
with the money, be told the police, when
the holdup occurred.
Mrs. Charles H. Brooke and Miss Janet
Miller. Of Sandy Spring. returned on Tues
day from visit to Pittsburg. They visited
at this Office and after a business trans
action it developed that they called upon
daughter Of Mrs. Brooke, Miss Margaret
Brooke. who was found persuing in fine
spirits social work.
In the circuit court here Judge Robert
B. Peter has passed an order changing the
name Of Miss Anne Golumbiski, OF Be-
thesda. to Anne Gelumbis. The young
woman is Of foreign birth and the change
was desired SO that her name would con-
form to the family name in the parish
records of her native country.
Judge Robert B. Peter has signed
decree in the circuit court here granting
to Mrs. Juanita McElroy Severe. of Chevy
Chase, an absolute divorce from Howard
Everette Severe and awarding her the
custody Of the couples three children.
and allowing her almony at the rate of
$275 month. beginning October 18th.
1880. The decree gives the defendant the
right to have the two older children at
certain periods and to see the youngest
child
Next Sunday morning at the Rockville
Baptist Church the pastors sermon topic
for the II A. NJ. service Of worship will
be: Busy Here and There or Aimless
Living" This service will be followed by
the communion Of the Lords Supper. The
sermonette theme for the 7:30 P. M. gospel
service will be: Great Chapters of the
Bible-John XIV" The Sunday School will
meet at 10 A. NJ. and the Young Peoples
Society at GAS P. M. The mid week de-
votional service will be held Wednesday
at 7:30 P. NJ.
World War Revelations.-Wh the war
correspondents couldn't tell because Of
red tape gag and censor's blue pencil is
revealed for first time by writer who was
on the ground and saw American and
French generals squabbline for the glory
and credit of hard-earned victory, in an
exclusive story appearing in the Magazine
Section OF the Washington Star next Sun
day. In Solving the Riddle of the Yanks
Last World War Battle" Thomas NJ. John
son gives his frst-hand. uncensored OBJ
servations of this great. decisive conflict.
Following brief illness of pneumonia
and complications, Mrs. Mary Helen Tucker
died last Saturday afternoon at her home
in East Rockville. aged 40 years. She is
survived by daughter. Audrienne; n son,
Carl; three brothers. Dorsey r. Bean of
Washington, Eugene Bean of Derwood and
Roger Bean of Rockville, and her mother,
Mrs Mary C Bean. The funeral took place
from her late home Monday afternoon and
burial was in Rockville Union Cemetery
Mrs. Tucker was a daughter Of the late
BENJAMIN Bean and was virtually life
long resident of Rockville.
Maj. Howard W. Cutler has been unani.
mously elected commander Of the Cissel.
Saxon Post. No. Al. Of the American Legion
at Silver Spring. Other officers to serve
Maj. Cutler are B. Stone Leizear vice
commander; Jas. E. Richards, adjutant
historian Charles Anderson. sereeant-at.
arms. The Office Of chaplain was left
vacant and will probably be filed later by
one Of the local clergymen who has seen
service 10 the World War. The executive
committee is composed Of VIM. Fischer,
! Joseph Shade. L. T. Faulconer. Marcel
Zimmerman and Joseph c. Cissel.
. Mrs. George F. Hane. Of Alta Vista, was
reelected president Of the Rockville Gar.
den Club at a meeting Of the organization
at the home Of Mrs. w. E. Yocum, al
Chevy Chase, last Friday. The other officers
chosen were Vice-president, Mrs. Benja-
min T. Elmore, Of Alta Vista; recording
secretary, Mrs. Robert o. Beekham. Of Alta
Vista corresponding secretary. Mrs. Wal.
ter II. Young, of Alta Vista: treasurer. Mrs
lanes L RnaleY The meaiina WAS CON.