Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-16
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Elias X. Pa4et, formerly OF TINS TOWN.,
died last Monday. Of heart trouble. at the
home of his nephew. John W. Waters
at Nottingham. Prince Georges county.
Md, aged 81 years. Burial took place on
Wednesday. the anniversary Of his birth
day.
Theft of gold watch and box con-
tains an assortment of cuff links. sleeve
buttons and gold and pearl studs. from the
home Of Col. j. Bennett. at Battery Park.
was reported to the county police at Be-
thesda last Friday. The theft is believed
to have occurred about May 3rd.
Another Rummage Sale will be held at
the residence of Mrs. Kate Poole on Dia-
mond Avenue, Gaithersbure. for the benefit
of the G. r. o. W. Glass Of Grace M. E.
Church South Sunday School. on the 22nd.
2Srd and oath of May. Cakes. pies and
different kinds of food on sale each day.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison L. England. OF
Washington. formerly of Rockville. have
announced the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Margaret Virginia England. to Mr..
Charles Henry Morgan. of Washington.
The ceremony was performed at Elkton.
Nd, on March 14th and was kept secret
until a few days ago.
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Governor Richie has designated Poppy
Week in this State to be from Thursday.
May %, to Friday. May 80, inclusive. and
recommends and urges that the citizens Of
this State wear the Poppy during that,
period in order to show their gratitude for
the sacrifices of those who have given their
lives or health in the defense of our coun-
try. honoring the dead by helping the living.
The report for April of John 7. Culver.
clerk to the police court here. shows that
the fines and costs in criminal cases COL
lected in the police court during the 3O-day
period totaled $l,5i9.5O and that the costs
in civil cases amounted to $3.50. OF
the fines collected $685.50 were in auto
mobile cases and goes to the State Motor
Vehicle Commissioner. Mr.. Culver also
turned over $3,l63.25. representing dog
taxes collected by him for the current
year.
At the last meeting before the summer
recess of the Parent Teacher Association
of Sandy Spring these officers were chosen:
President, Reuben Brigham: secretary. Mrs.
William j. Thomas !; treasurer, A. Douglas
Farquhar: grounds committee. Laurason b.
Riees, Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mrs. John Cuff
and Edward Snowden; finance committee.
A. Douglas Farquhar. Reid Irving and P.
Garland Lyon; sanitation committee. Mrs.
Joseph Janney. Mrs. George Brown and
HARDWOOD Owines
Paralysis, with which he was stricken
three weeks ago. resulted in the death. at
the home of his nephew, Truman B. Cissel.
at Colesyille, on Thursday of last week. Of
James N. Brown. aged 70 years. The
funeral took place Saturday afternoon from
St. Marks Episcopal Church. Highland. and
burial was in the cemetery adjoining the
church. Mr.. Brown was native Of How
ard county and had been a resident of this
county about rs years. He never married.
He was the last of his immediate family.
Next Sunday at the Rockville Baptist
Church. "The Ministry of Suffering will
be the pastors sermon topic for the II A.
M. service of worship. The subject for the
evening gospel service at 8 O'Clock will be:
Good and Bad Fish in the Same Net"
The Sunday School will meet at 10 A. M
The Young Peoples Society will hold its
meeting at tbs Pm. The midweek devo-
tional service will be held Wednesday at
SPIN. Congressman W. C. Landlord. OF
Ceoreia, will speak in this church Sunday.
May rs. at 8 P. NJ.
The funeral of John B. Bumbacher.
well known farmer. who died at his home
near Choppers. following an Illness OF only
q few days. aged So years. took place
Monday from St. Roses Catholic Church.
Choppers, the pastor. Rev. }. j. Callaghan.
conducting the services. Burial was IN
the church cemetery. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. ADELAIDE Bumbacher; two
daughters. Mrs. Linwood Hoyle. of Wood
side, and Miss Mary A. Bumbacher. OF
Choppers, and two adopted children. Edgar
and Alta Bumbacher.
DANGEROUS traffic conditions on the Rock
vile pike between Bethesda and the
Kensineton road intersection. made by the
narrowness Of the roadway between three
culverts, was made a matter of emergency
action by the Montgomery County Civic
Federation, meeting for the last time this
season in the auditorium of the high school
here last Monday night. The organization
also approved comprehensive report Of
its school committee. made by r. E. Bondy.
Edeemoor, chairman. which was the result
of an individual survey made by members
Of the committee of the various schools in
the metropolitan district. The emergency
resolution on the Rockville pike was intro
duced by George H. Lamar. and the matter
will be taken up Immediately with the
State Roads Commission and the county
commissioners with view to having the
roadway between the sides Of the culverts
widened.
In common with number of the other
volunteer fire departments Of the county.
the Gaithersbure- Washington Grove or
sanization will soon have handsome fire
engine house and headquarters. 1t has