Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-04-04
Iutal and gersoual.
Town and Country.

of the fatal shooting several weeks ago OF
Henson Carroll. colored. of Rockville. Sen
tence was deferred.
Miss Mary Ellen Fisher. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Fisher, of Rockville
and Mr.. Norman E. Pyles. also of Rock
vile, were married here on Saturday last
BY Rev. Frank A. Tyler. of the Methodist
Church, at the parsonage.
The roof of the dwelling of Mr.. Elear L.
Tschiffely, in this town, was set on fire last
Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock by spark
from the chimney but fortunately little or
no damage was done. as the fire depart
ment was soon on the spot at the work Of
extinguishmeHt.
Theodore S. Mason. who has been an
assistant cashier of the District National
Bank for the past 10 years, has been elected
controller. He has been engaged in active
banking 26 years, is native of Virginia,
but now lives in Rockville. He is to con-
tinue the former duties in his new position.
A second stroke of paralysis. which ne
suffered two weeks ago, resulted in the
death. at his home near Aspen, last Friday
evening, of William George Gates. aged 90
years, lifelong resident of that section
of the county. He is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Linton. Of Carroll county !;
three sons and two daughters.
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The MONTGOMERY County Farm Bureau
Supply Company, the membership OF which
comprises several hundred OF the countys
leading farmers and dairymen. held its
annual meeting here and elected Lawrence
A. Darby and Chester Clagett directors to
succeed themselves and Calvin Bready to
take the place of Walter M. Maeruder. re-
signed. The holdover directors are Josiah
W. Jones and G. Rust Candy.
Breaking a glass from the rear window
robbers Thursday morning of last week
entered the office of the Rockville Fuel and
Feed Supply Co. and dynamited the safe.
About SIS in currency were taken. Checks
totaline $500 also were missing Seret.
Guy L. Jones. county fingerprint expert.
was called to the scene and took prints of
several fineerprints which it is hoped will
aid in the search for the robbers.
Paralysis, with which she was stricken
several weeks ago, caused the death. at
her home near Travilah, last week. OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Crimes wife of Jas. o. Grimes.
She is survived by her husband. four daueh-
tiers, Mrs. Henry Mobey. Mrs. Spencer Con-
nelly. Mrs. Albert Moulden and Mrs. Min
Boswell, and two sons, Ambrose AMI Owen
Grimes, all of this county. The funeral
took place from the Methodist Church at
Hunting Hill and burial was in the ceme-
terry Jamestown. Mrs. Grimes was
former, Miss West
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Mrs. Marjorie Lee Sudduth. wife of Shirley
Hamilton Sudduth, died last Saturday
night at her home in Rockville, aged SO
wears. She is survived by her husband
and two daughters. Virginia Bell and Mar
Ruerite Hamilton Sudduth. The funeral took
place Tuesday morning from Christ Epis-
copal Church here and burial was in Pock-
vile Union Cemetery. Mrs. Sudduth was
the daughter of the late Albert L. Hall
and Lee Humphrey Hall and although
born in Kansas City had been resident
of Rockville most of her life.
Joseph Nolte, member of the county
police force, attached to the sub-station at
Silver Spring, was attacked by Charles
Cook, coored, early last Sunday morning.
as he and Lieut. Guy Jones were taking
him to the Silver Spring station on charge
of disorderly conduct. The two officers
were on the front seat of the police auto
mobile. Cook, it was said. twice slashed
Nolte across the back and side of the neck
with penknife. After Lieut.. Jones had
subdued the negro. he took his fellow officer
to the Sandy Spring Hospital, where TWEEN
ty-five stitches were taken in his wounds.
New members are to be received and
the communion of the Lords Supper OBJ
served at the Rockville Baptist Church
next Sunday morning following the service
of divine worship. which is to begin at II
M. The pastors sermon topic will be :
1.-The Absent Disciple" The evening gospel
service, at the changed hour Of O'Clock
will be one of spiritual help. The theme
of the pastors sermon will be: THE Man
Who Came to Jesus by Night" The Sum-
day School will meet at 10 A. M. and the
Young Peoples Society at 7:l5 P. M. The
mid.week devotional service will be held
Wednesday at P. M.
The will Of Charles J. Lyddane. who
died recently at his home in Rockville. has
been admitted to probate in the orphans
court here. 1t was executed September
20, 1926, and names Charles B. Lyddane
of Washington. son of the testator. ex-
ecutor. TO serve without bond. The instru-
ment bequeaths to Charles B. Lyddane
$4,000 in trust for the children OF the
late Robert Lyddane, son of the testator
and the residue in trust for the benefit oil
the testator's widow for life Upon her
death the remainder of the estate is to 81
to Charles B., j. Raymond, William 0. AND
Paul Kenneth Lyddane and Mrs. Margaret
L. Cecil. children, each to receive one sixth
and like share to the children of Robert
Lyddane, deceased son of testator.
In the circuit court here, Judge Robert
B. Peter overruled the demurers to the
principal ALLEGATIONS of the petition OF Car