The Washington times., 1935-05-02
GOVERNOR NICE
APPOINTS 101 .
NOTAR|ES

ENOCKvILLE, Md, May 2.
Commissions signed by Gov.
Harry w. Nice for 1o1 notaries
public and Is justices Of the
peace, to serve through the sew
eral election districts Of Mont
gomery county for two years be-
ginning Monday, were filed in
the County Circuit Court offices
here today.
Those commissioned by Cover
nor Nice will be required to ap-
pear before Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Clayton K. Watkins before
May 6 and be formally sworn
into office.
OF the 16 justices Of the peace
commissioned by Governor Nice,
two are designated as justices
of the peace at large. They are
Harold c. Smith, who will sue
coed Judge Donald A. DeLaSh-
mutt as judge Of the police court,
and Thomas M. Anderson, who
will succeed Judge r. Granville
Curry, as magistrate Of the
juvenile court.
Others Named
Others receiving commissions
as justices of the peace are:
William P, Wilson, Wheaton cleo
ton district; Charles M. Wood.
son, Wheaton district; John Eng
land, Rockville district; Albert
M. Dorsey, GaitherSburg district;
Titus ]. Day, Damascus district;
Charles H. Davidson, Wheaton
district; Henry Carroll, ColeSville
district; Richard Bennett,
Bethesda district; Fletcher D.
Bennett, Clarksburg district; Her
man c. Heffner, Wheaton district;
Frederick Miles, Colesville district;
William N. Self, Bethesda
district; A. 1uy Watkins, Rock
vile district, and Duval j.
Willard, Poolesville district.
Notaries public commissioned,
to take office Monday, include
the following:
Margaret V. Cushman, Rock.
vile; George H. Daley, Rockville;
Rose K. Dawson, Rockville; Ella
v. Dayhoff, Dickerson; J. Wilson
Dodd, Takoma Park; Milton Der
rick, Takoma Park; Helen L.
Dolan, Silver Spring; Mozelle L.
Downs, Silver Spring; Margaret
L. Dunlop, Nellie L. Fawley,
Charles E. Florence, Silver
Spring; Melville Frazier, Walter
L. Funderburk, Rockville; Will
liam A. Gassaway, Jamestown;
Marguerite H. GreaveS, Silver
Spring, L. w. Graham, Francis
M. Grove, Elgie D. Hawkins,
Gaithersburg.
j. Ernest Hawkins, Ethison;
Edith B. Hayes, Takoma Park;
John w. Hager, Damascus; j.
Merkle Haines, Laytonsville; Cleo
E. Morrison, Takoma Park; E. w.
MickolS, Takoma Park; Gertrude
O'Keef, Sandy Spring; c. Elmer
Orme, GAINESVILLE; Lydia F. Pref
lyman, Rockville; Edna c. Pun
phrey, Rockville; Smith L. Put
nam, Garrett Park; Elizabeth M.
Rainey, Kensington; Alfred A.
Ray, Takoma Park; Samuel Riggs,
j. Milton Rowe, Chevy Chase; H.
Edison Rogers, Takoma Park; LIE
nora D. Sabine, Bethesda.
Henry w. Scherger, Takoma
Park; Charles Scott, Cabin John;
Arthur A. Selby, Cabin John; Sallie
M. Shipe, Rockville; j. Janney
Shoemaker, Sandy Spring; George
L. Smith, Poolesville: Margaret
Carroll Smith, Silver Spring; Mrs.
Lorene G.. Stimek, Rockville; John
A. Slower, Gaithersburg, Guy F.
Allnutt, Jamestown; Harry F.
Applyby, Damascus; Clara E. Ar
mold, Rockville; Harriet E. Athey,
Silver Spring; Grace V. Barnes,
Silver Spring; j. Cullum Barnsley,
Rockville; William A. Beall, Da-
mascuS; Leo Bender, Silver Spring;
Alethea BiggS, Silver Spring; Wal
ter S. Bogley, Bethesda.
Others Appointed
Bernard T. Brosius, Rockville;
J. Paul Brandt, Rockville; Basil B.
.-urdett, Monrovia; William Lloyd
Bennett, Hyattstown; Nettie Mary
Butts, GAINESVILLE; Henry jose
phus Carr, Takoma Park; A Leslie
Carlin. Boyd; Sister Mary Carn1e-
leta, Bethesda; Donald E. Clarke,
Carl A. Cline, Monrovia; Edith
Collins, Rockville; Rebecca Hall,
Poolesville; Margaret E. Harris,
Olney; Ray L. Hendrick, Takoma
Park; Charles Hershey, Gathers
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