Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-11-14

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Town and Country
Gov Richie carried at Tuesdays cleo
~. rho counties of the State by a majority
Of 900 votes.
President Hoover has designated Thurs
-, November 27. 1880. as national
day of thanksgiving
On Monday last former County Commits
.;oner Crittenden Walker. of Gaithersbure'
'aceived slight stroke of paralysis upon
one side of his body.
The regular hunting season opened in
,h;o connty and throughout the State on
Mouday to continue until and including
December 3lst.
Mrs. Lillian W. Bowie. aged 81 years.
died at her home, 4124 Eighth street.
wosbineton, last Friday afternoon. The
funeral services took place Tuesday after
nom and burial was in Rockville Union
Cemetery.
The monetary value represented by the
limiting licenses issued for Maryland last
wear n929-SO) amounted to $l30.101.55.
This was for 66.766 resident licenses and
1900 nonresident and alien licenses. A
total of 6S, 566 individuals.
An oyster supper will be held at Mont
ro.e school house on Friday and Saturday.
November 14th and 18th. Everyone re-
members what splendid suppers have been
Given at Montrose in the past and just as
good awaits you this time. Everyone well
come.
Don't forget the oyster and meat supper
TO be held under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid of the Germantown M. E. Church South
on Saturday, November 22nd. at the j. o.
UA. NJ Hall. beginning at S P. M. Cake
and ice cream will also be for sale. Every
body welcome.
A chapter of the Future Farmers of
America was recently organized at Damas-
Gus with the following officers: President
ElIwoOd Mullinix; vice president, Gilmore
Hurley; secretary. Woodrow Scott; treas
urer, John Burdette; sergeant at arms.
Monroe Poole.
Mrs. Mary X. King. aged So years. wife
of Charles E. King, died suddenly on Thurs
day Of last week at her home near Clarks-
burg from apoplexy. Besides her husband.
she is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
George F. Ray. Jr.. of Rockville. and Miss
Mabel King, of Clarksburg. and two sons.
Russell King and Charles King. of Clarks-
burg.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Jayne
Miller, wife of Frank w. E. Miller. formerly
Of Rockville, who died in Washington fol-
lowing long illness, were conducted on
Thursday of last week by Rev. Willard F.
Mnnick. rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
Rockville, and Rev. Frank j. Bohannan. of
Washington. Burial was in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
As required by a State educational regu-
lation every two years. the public school
teachers of Montgomery county are en-
gagged in taking census of all children in
the county up to and including those 10
years Of age. The work, which is being
done under the direction of Edwin W.
Broome, county superintendent Of public
schools, started last week
John D. Iareombe. aged 80 years. Of
this county and Washington. died on No
vember 9th. 1880, at the Wyoming. Wash
inetOn. where he was spending the winter
Mr.. LarcOmbe was one of the county 5
prominent citizens and owned beautiful
estate near Washington Grove. where he
spent his summers. His remains were in
tered in Oak Hill Cemetery. Georgetown,
DC.
Those Happy Days. One of the de-
clded hits" of the newspaper world is the
full-page Sunday Magazine feature. Those
Were The Happy Days." in The Washing
ton Star. The artist. Dick Mansfield. cap
lures with his pen the home of three de-
cades ago-and he pictures the old time
people and places you know. Order your
copy of next Sundays Washington Star
Hoh your neWSdealer today.
The application of several residents Of
the Travilah neehborhood for franchise
to serve the communities of Travila h
Hunting Hill and Jacksonville with cleo
tricity. was received by the county com
mssiOners at their meeting here Tuesday
The application was signed by C. Thoma:
Stearn, Thomas +. Garrett. DR.. Upton D
Mousse. J. Leslie Woodfield and Charles o
FalEenwald. The application was taker
under advsement.
Ludwig Craven Young, retired govern
ment employe. died last Friday at hi
residence, 1859 Mintwood Place, Wash
ington. after an illness of more than
month. He was 80 years old. Mr.. Youn
was the father Of Mrs Robert M. La Toilette
Jr. He was native of this county an
retired from government service II year
ago Besides his widow and Mrs La Fol
Iette' he is survived by one son and fiv
daughters. They are Arthur Young. Mis-
Joy Young. Miss Louise Young Miss Sophi
loune' Miss Matilda Young and Miss Mar
Ioung. The funeral services were hel
sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at Monocac
chapel, Beallsville. this county.
AT the recent annual election of officer
VI the Gaithersbure Chamber of Commerc
these were chosen: President. Ernest {
ua''ner; vice-president. Clyde Thomas
secretary. Fred Grimm treasurer. Fran
D. severance; directors, Herbert L. Dia
mohd' Hobart Ramsdell and Lewis Reeo
various matters affecting the welfare @
Inc community were considered at tn
meeting, among them introduction of ga.
street Improvements, a house to-hous
VanVaSs to determine the attitude Ut III