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Evening star., 1939-09-10
at 1912 Thirty-ninth street, Chevy
Chase.
Miss Grace E. Lingebach
Bride of Mr.. G.. F. DOnnella.

Miss Grace Eloise Lingebach,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Lingebach of Washington. and
Mr. George Franklin Donnella, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin
Donnella of Washington, were mar
ried last evening at 7 o'clock. The
Rev. Joseph v. Buckley performed
the ceremony at the Lingebach
home. Mrs. Elmer Farr sang Il
Love You Truly" accompanied by
Mrs. A. Robertson, who also played
the wedding march. The home
was decorated with palms, ferns,
gladioh, fall flowers and candelabra
The bride was given in marriage
by her father She wore gown
of white satin made on princess
lines with a train. long sleeves and
a sweetheart neckline ornamented
with clips of seed pearls, a gift Of
the bridegroom. Her fingertip veil
fell from a coronet of seed pearls
and orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Leslie Hall,
the matron of honor, wore powder
blue taffeta dress made with a tight
bodice and puff sleeves with ac-
cessories of American Beauty color.
Her bouquet was of American Beauty
roses. Mr.. Gerard Guyther was best
man for Mr.. Donnella.
Immediately following the cere-
mony reception was held at the
Lingebach home. Mrs. Donnella
selected as her going-away outfit
moss-green costume suit trimmed
with cross fox and brown acces-
sories. Her corsage was of brown
orchids.
After wedding trip to New York
and the Worlds Fair, Mr.. and Mrs
Donnella will return to Washington
to make their home with the brides
parents.
Mr.. Donnella is employed by the
District government and is attend
ing Columbus University and Mrs.
Donnella is employed by the Bio
logical Survey, Department of the
Interior.
Crammer- Kaufman.
Wedding Announced.
Miss Augusta Mary Kaufman,
daughter of Mr.. John A. Kaufman
and the late Mrs. Frances L. Kauff-
man, was married yesterday after
noon to Mr.. Robert r. Crammer of
Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Crammer of Chester,
N. j. The wedding took place in
the Eastern Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. Alfred E. Barrows officiat-
ing, at 4:30 o'clock.
The soloist was Mrs. Maude Buck
ingham and she was accompanied
by the organist, Miss Nellie Sacrey.
The bride was escorted by her
father and her wedding dress was
of white satin. The fitted bodice
had sweetheart neckline, short
puffed sleeves and buttoned from
the back of the neck to a little
below the waist where it was gath
Evening star., 1939-09-10

of friends in celebration of her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ralph Brown, assisted by
Mrs. Jack Vogel, will entertain to-
morrow night at a bridge party.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Regeimbal
are at their home after spending two
months in Michigan.
Mrs. Cecil and Son
At Bristol.
Mrs. Curtis Drake Cecil, with her
son. Curtis Drake Cecil, jr, and
her sister, Miss Ann Nolan of Wash
ington, is in Bristol. r. I. Mrs.
Cecil will return to her home next
week end after her son enters Dart
mouth College at Hanover, N. H.,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Bunten are
spending some time at their sum-
mer home on Solomons Island. Md
Miss Barbara Smith and j. Bond
Smith, jr, children of Mr.. j. Bond
Smith. are on a motor trip to VAN
couver Island, British Columbia.
Mrs. c. Leavenworth Elliott and
her daughter, Miss Martha Elliott
of New York and New Market, N. H.,
will arrive about September Is to
spend the fall and winter in Ia
koma Park.
Miss Grace Mead has left the
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall, to
enter school at Indianapolis.
Miss Gladys Rusk has visiting her
for two weeks her sister. Miss Ger
trude Rusk of Clinton, Mo. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
SWEET. Miss Rusk spent her vaca-
ton in Clinton and brought her
guest back with her.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
FallsChurch
Social
Activities
Miss Jones Hostess /;
Many Return
From Vacations

Miss Margery Jones will entertain
Washington and Falls hurch
friends tonight at her home in East
Falls Church, Va.
Miss Anne Rutherford of Rich
mond is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Sadtler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fellows have
returned to their cottage at Reho-
both Beach for few weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson and her son,
Mr.. Powell Anderson, have returned
from trip to Colorado and st.
Louis, where they were guests of
Mrs. Andersons sisters, the Misses
Powell
DR.. and Mrs. James Brown, who
have been spending a few weeks in
Canada in the Thousand Islands,
have returned, accompanied by their
sons, Mr.. Edmund Brown and Mr..
James Brown. Mr. Eugene Malarik
of Passaic. N. j., is a week end guest
of Mr.. James Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Galleher and
their two daughters, the Misses
Louise and Mary Frances Galleher,
have left for trip through the
Great Smokes to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Barrett, for
merly of Arlington, are now making
their home in Falls Church. Mrs
Barrett at present is visiting in
North Carolina
MIR. and Mrs. Shreve
Return From Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Shreve have
returned from trip to the New
York Worlds Fair.
DR.. and Mrs. M. H Haertel and
their daughter, Miss Helen Haertel,
have returned from their summer
cottage at Virginia Beach and have
opened their home in West Falls
Church.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ Clarkson and
their two daughters, Miss Kathleen
Clarkson and Miss Jill Clarkson,
formerly of Madison. Ind, are now
residing in Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Proctor
and Mrs. Frank Porter, who have
been spending some time in Virginia
Beach and Norfolk, have returned
home.
Mrs. John w. Garner entertained
at bridge Thursday evening.
Mrs. Walter Granger was hostess
at bridge and late supper Tuesday,
and yesterday Mrs. Edward Rowan
entertained the members of her
book club at luncheon.
Mr.. O. B. Livingston has returned
from two weeks trip to Vermont
and the Lauentides National Park,
Canada.
Mr.. Edward T. Fenwick and his
daughter, Miss Katharine Fenwick,
and Mr. Boynton Livingston are
visitors at the New York Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. Robert Stewart returned the
latter part of the week from trip
to New England and the fair.
Miss Nancy Gregory Edwards has
returned from a summer spent with
her sister in Urbana, Va.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
Doc Kills Glider Pilot

A dog caused the death of Frank
Charles, Wembley speedway star.
during the national gliding contests
in Great Hucklow. England. When
Charles glider was launched dog
became entangled in the towing
wire and was lifted into the air.
The winch stopped and the dog
got free, but the glider continued
until the wire frightened and dragged
down the nose of the craft. The
glider then somersaulted and
crashed in a field where Charles
two sons wereplaying.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
Many Ceremonies Begin
Fall Wedding March
Here and Nearby
Miss Cynthia Williamson, Miss Dorothy
Davis and Miss Elizabeth Sasscer
Among Brides Yesterday

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1939-09-10
SpitefuI Python
Has Change of Heart

By the Associated Press.
LONDON-London zoos own py-
thon. feet long, Matched in the
ZOO year ago, is undergoing
change of heart as he begins his
second year. At first regarded as
spiteful, now he is sweet-natured.
Evening star., 1939-09-10

cluded another brother, Mr.. Robert
Rumsey, also of Madison: Mr.. Alan
Sim. Mr. William Nlchol and Mr.
Robert Coyle of Buffalo, N. Y. and
Mr.. Robert Reichart of Akron, Ohio.
A reception at the Columbia
Country Club in Chevy Chase was
held after the ceremony. Mrs. Sas-
seer, the brides mother, wore a
sapphire blue gown with a small
velvet hat of matching color.
Among the guests were the bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Spencer C.
Rumsey of Madison: Mrs. Frank P.
Jones, sister of the bridegroom,
from Providence, R. l.. and friends
from Buffalo, Detroit and Mil
waukee.
For travelling the bride wore a
black wool suit trimmed with kid
skin, black accessories and corsage
of orchids. Mr.. and Mrs. Rumsey
will make their home at 318 Sum-
mer street in Buffalo after Octo-
ber /.
The bride is a graduate of Duke
University and a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority and of the
Junior section of the Chevy Chase
Woman's Club.
Mr. Rumsey obtained his B. S.
and M. S. degrees from the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology,
and is member of Delta Upsilon
and Tau Beta Pi Fraternities.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
PhiIodeIphio's Exhibit

A striking reproduction of the
Cradle of Liberty Philadelphia's
Independence Hall, has been erected
by Pennsylvania at the New York
Worlds Fair. The north facade of
the building forms a broad semi
circular terrace where food will be
served.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
Leave for Visit
In New York CITY

Mr.. and Mrs, Donald H. Nc
Clure have left to spend two weeks
in New York, where they are guests
of Mr.. McClures sisters, the Misses
Margaret Mary and Margaretta Nc
Clure. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure will
visit the Worlds Fair and also will
60 to Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1939-09-10
TakOma Park Family
Will Move to California
Lynn H. Dawsey Transferred
To Agriculture Bureau There;
Dinner for Mrs. Kreglow

Mr. Mrs H. their children,
Virginia will their Takoma Md)
residence Whittier, Calf.
Mr. Dawsey
to the laboratory
Mr. Mrs Ramsden purchased home
Underwood Washington and plan there October
Mrs Louise Kreglow
Evening star., 1939-09-10
Holds Breath 5 Minutes

While being tested for the Royal
Air Force Volunteer Reserve, A. ].
Sheffield, aged 25, of West Bridge
ford, England, astonished the doctor
by holding his breath for minutes
40 seconds, then repeated the feat
within one second.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-03

program and encouraging soil ero-
sion control work.
Support of rural Identification.
Suitable salaries for teachers, as
well as adoption of teachers retire
ment legislation.
Proper support of public schools,
supplemented where possible by Fed
eral Funds. under State supervision,
and an adequate program of voca-
tional education. Free text books for
public schools.
adequate appropriations for col
leges and other institutions of higher
learning.
Adeaua. ely financed private and
community hospitals, as w5ll as State
owned hospitals. Additional Federal
aid for war veterans .scspitals.
Proper care of aged, bind, INDECENT
widows, crippled aid incurably sick.
Fighting for equality n freight
rates.
Continuation of he Ea-oling Act,
to encourage the establishment of
factories for processing end manu-
featuring our agriculturcl, forestry
and mineral products.
Encouraging foreign trade through
Mississippi ports.
Encouraging a program in the in
terest of the fishing and sea-food in
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-03

dustries by taking counsel and CO.
operating with those engaged in the
industry.
Anactment of a law establishing n
Department OF Labor.
Completion of our trunk-line sys-
tenn of highways. and encouraging
tourist trade.
Speedy development Of farm-to-mar
ket roads.
Substantial reduction in the auto
mobile privilege license.
Harmonious cooperation with the
legislature and state departments,
taking intelligent advantage of Fed
eral funds where available.
State-purchase of Mississippi pro-
ducts and merchandise, price and
quality being equal.
Sympathetic cooperation with prob
lens affecting counties, municipal
ties and communities.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-03

Advoca ing progressive and bene-
fetal farm legislation" as a principal
plank in his platform, Thomas l..
Bailey of Meridian is seeking the
governorship of Mississippi. An out
tine of his platform follows:
A constitutional amendment TO make
the Homestead Exemption Act a per
manent policy of government.
Agriculture being represented by or
1anized services from men and wo-
men who actually live on farms.
Establishment of sound farm coop
s~ratives when needed, such as syrup
blending plants, starch plants, cream
cries, etc.
Using surplus funds from farm.
products inspection fees to encourage
agricultural forums, exhibitions and
fairs.
Encouraging the growing of live
stock and every other potential farm
asset.
Promo,io of free and unFampered
Flow of farm products between the
states.
Facilitating proper marketing OF
tr~uck-growers' produce.
Promoting research I'D study TO
develop new markets for cotton and
ether farm products.
Developing an adequate forestry
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-03

Conducting .he States affairs pru-
IDENTIFY, economically and always with
In her
Hecognition Of ability in making APP
pointments to public office, regard
less of sex.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-03
Vote For
w. L. ELLIS
For Tax Assessor
Pol. Adv.
Southern Women
Eager to Tell!

"One is bound to be gratifed by
the enthusiasm of Southern women
for CARDUI!" says one of the
Touring Reporters now conduct
ing a Query in Southern cities.
"Of the 1897 CARDUT users we
have seen so far" she said, "1206
or SO out of every 100-said it
definitely benefited them!"
CARDUI'S remarkable success in
helping weak, rundcwnwomen who
suffer from headache, depression,
nervousness, and other symptoms
of functional dysmenorrhea due
to malnutrition, is explained by
the way it promotes appetite and
digestion, and so builds physical
resistance. Try CARDUIl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District.
Section s. Chevy Chase

EQanss- NsZaes G and May A
LoS =, BloeS l. and lzprovszszcS.
->se18sz 81 ChsEy ChaSs. zS d.
>eEIes& = , Ss@S recorded Il los- ~,
c0Aa3 AS. Taxes 11cs-sss and ccs-S
S143-sS
EE~a-r2s- Jessph G, azaS ? - Let
- SlecS \. a1S 1zzcuvs1s1-S Sec-
ian ;, C2sTv Cn7Ss zS 6esc-IeeS II
J deed recarSSess II Ece- SSS seasc -
TAXES, nsrsse and coS-S S11z
EEgegn- Azma1 Q.-Lce ? BlccS
{. s1G lnzcoTsmen-S Sscccr :
ClnsTT CaaSs. zS described N : deed
EeraEcss1 n 1osr ~ t1lsa ~ Taxes.
s1esrss1 31,i coSzS S-13lL
SssSfsr3. Rager \ and R--a ? =
L0S - BSaeS Eye. and Improvements.
Ssc0un 81 Chsvv ChaSs- As de-
sS-Inec II q deed rs.1r3e8 n 1csE
-. 51l1o 1SS Taxes, 1z-srssc anu
e0SSS S-ESS
EsrSerr. Bernard 4 anu Pearl N
EGr :. EIocS +. AMI 1nrrsTemsnzS.
SScC1n ;. CnSFT CaaSs as SeSc-sn-
~ n a deed recorded n Eosr so.
51l1G IS Taxes, n1srsss and ersus
S-S049.
N5ssS A & ami Mar Z - Lot :.
S0cS =. and improvements -Sscrs7a
:. C1sTT Chase As described N !
Sessi -se1ciesi II l5oer IS. S1liu -.
EzzsS interest," anu coSzs S1&
Ezalls. R1osr- II and Else J -
-Ge l. SlncS n and 5u1rqvsmsnss.
SSseEgn : C-gv7 Chass as 3esc-ss-
u n J lsssS rse0r-5esi N -Iner Sa5. s1iS0
81. Taxes. lnoscsse anu Costs So q.
r5wnsasnii Arm L and Z :
E1wuSasnls - LOc u. ElocS =. anu
improvements, >scEon :. Chevv
Chase Is described n q fsei rseur-f
81 n lher S6S. 11lio -. Taxes 7r-er.
sSc a1i c0ScS S-l2
Warren. Carolyn II - Lot 8. BlCcs
Z. ami Improvements, SeeEun 81
Chew Chase zs lsScribsl n 4 ses5
rsc7rSei n iher 81 Sllio is. Taxes
interest," and cuSzS S-s1.g-
Zslsrs, william 1. ant Ea--a T.
-0r Z RIOcS g anu Improvements
Wzr-sn,s A.iGitun'. IS fsscrfSstf II
a SesS -scorisS IN Ehsr 81. soiiu ssS
razsss inrsrssc anu e0ssS $50 Ss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District.
BroOkmont

Bennett. NelSCc and Rose Be--
z1ce-LcsS 3 and !. BlccS II Brock
Dc1E IS described n a deed ~
ce-J:ee n her So. tolSc III. Taxes
interest and ces1S SlSss
B1-oer, Alner c. and Cecl $
LGcS 3 ard - B1oek Is. and m
r-pvemen-S. B-coSrcr- IS
scEoe5 n 4 deed reecrSeS n lSSer
81 S0l1e SSS- Taxes. Interest ans
soS1s $SS.74
Bla1kszSai9. Abrsr 2. and Na-x
A-LeeS II and IS. B1eek 3. and
nn2cvTemsrSS B-0osmonz@ As de-
Scrroec II deed recorded N lssr
ala. fol1o r. TaxeS. ln-s-sse ard
Gusts SSlSs
TOn1Son. IGa C-Lses 81. 81 anS
par a Let -. RlccS 5 and m
1rVweme1sS. B-vcknncn. as de-
se-tne1 II 4 deed reco-SeS = lsSer
90. tlll0 ~ Taxes fa-srssc ara
sosSS S19-1S.
LaE-snee. QeWI-- {. and Louise
S--L9es 81 = s1s part q Lee 80.
SloeS : and Improvements E-CoS-
mont * described n a seed rseors-
ed z E5sc TOO. Solf1 =. -axsS
E11sCsse and cosSs SlIS.ss
LOvsieSs. r. 4 and Z W-qs
= ; and 2 BaoeS 5. Rroos-p11-T
As described = deed -s,-o-is,S 81
lcsr ~ 51lio sS9 Ta-ss. s-5s-esr
anu c0Scs S311S
LOvelsss " 4 anu L W-S5s
=. y ana la-r n Los .. EIccS ).
Sr1OSnOnr as IeScr-besS II a SeaS
-se1r-lsi II Ebsr ~ S9i6o 40
Eazss urErssS ana -uszs SIS. -
Moray. EzrGs M-LScs Is s-i
q. Bloex -. FEroOzrsnn-' As Se-
sc-nesl n isssi rscvrSeG n her
~ Solio 81 Taxes snasrssa anu
c1sz SIS
4a-znO. Tossrn-LO1S 1 70 8 N
e.EzTs. Slocx = Eruos-urr- A. Se-
Ss-ne1 n = 1eei rseurSeS II lIcs-
~ 5niiu ri. Taxes. rrsrssc s.s
c1Ez SO Is.
9cC1ilarn. v. 8. anu M d
LOrz =. 1S and Is. EsceS g. -S-ccS-
mint Is issS16e6 n a ICED -
egrSss1 n Iher T-iS. Soiio 4S1. Tsxss.
-1-ErsSr ann c1SzS So 50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District.
Chevy Chase Park

BrVEn- Russell II ard Fsrs-cs
Lee Is. Block {. ard f-,ruTs-
Es1-s- Chevy Chase PARK a d.
sc1be6 u = 6eed recorded II E=-
81 f0l1o ~ Taxes. -esrss4 sri
Costs SzI3I0-
Ceksr. John L-Loe 3. Bs0ek :.
and mp-CTsnez-S. -Ctsu Case
PARK Is described N deed -
corcsc Il hoer So tol6o 1sz Taxes
ln-ereSe ard eoses S15SN-
D1in- Z M1eoz-TSe - Blo.sk
: ..o l1R-uvsEe11S, -Chszy Crzze
PARK aS described n deed r
corded n 6ber SIS. <IIlc ; Tzxs
interest and co.'s S1SS IS
Gra56cS. Charles P-Lct C,
Bloe& :. and Improvements ~CtzTy
Chase PARK Is 6e%rToeS n : deed
recorded n 6ber e7S tcZsc So
Taxes. interest and ecses SSL75
Olsen Ray L and Myrtle r
Part q Lees : and 5, BI0eS {. AID
Improvements. Chew CrzSs PARK
aS described n i deed recorded =
Ecer 81. fclSe q. Taxes. rr-srE-
ard ccScS S1S4GS
Stein. Louise H-PzrS Lot :
Bloc& 5 and improvements. Cher
Case ParS~ IS described II 4 deed
rscorSeG N her STA. to-So S7s-
Taxes, interest," and eoseS SSoG54
YoSs. William Z. ard Eo-rszze
L-Lsc -. BleeS :. and mprvE=
IsrcS, Chevy Chase Pax Is de-
Scr1oeo N deed recorded n Ecs-
Ie1. Sclao So. Taxes. interest AID
caS1S S1S754
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
SeVeath Election District,
Section 4, Chevy Chase

Adams ESga E-Ea-es N Z0Ss
: II Sa2 =, EecS - aaaS In
as'eEsmenCS, $se10n - Chew
NAASs As DESCRIBED n deed -
seS,ss0 u Ser 81 Sossa - AM
hlssr 81 soAa2 - Taxss S1asrSs7
a06 ~ S2S4SS
AmS. Isabella Y-Loo 20. RSp-S
- and lmar0EsmsuaS SscCQr L
Sassg Nads Is 1eSerSessl n \
ssSs0 cse9CSe'2 IN AoSr ~ S2Sa -
tsNsS 11esSsse sa6 SoSss 49, 20.
Ammsrmsa4 Charles Cga-S-Pz--s
q LSSS ) &aG . EsoeS 3, ana IN
scoNsnS0eS >ecDOn T. ChsVr
CnaaSS as described n > ses,S -
corleS n &5Sc 81. 6as69 ~ TzxsS
McsrsS1 smi roSaS &SS&
R-eoSS. Cas-ses s anu EASSs G.
-ASS 5. SSsscS -. ami ampr2zs-
alSacS >seS9n I. Chevy Cas- Is
1sSccioe1 IN a Ses1 -scoris,S II f1sr
So@ soAlo 10. T7xss 5n1srssc AMI
NsstS SSS.1&
Ges,0a. Rq6szz " Los a.
SocS = and Smpr0TsmenaS ~Ssc1un
l. CAswy Gas s. ssscrshesS ). 4
leSS rsc0cceS n Nosr ~. mn as.
IaNsS, 2aasrssS aaG cos1S ses7S&
CoOmAeS EsAss Rot 3 AMI
part oS Lot 8. S2ocS - and I'M
2cessmsncS Ssec0u =. C1svw
Cnass A. leSS-ass n ie@S -
cyC,seo IN Ser ~. scsi1 ~ s-s7
noSr 10. rea2 Ia E4NsS> lnas-sSc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

Nunnelly, Floy M. and Georoo NJ
Rogers 40, Al and AZ BY ~
1, "Brookmont" as described ~
deed recorded in liber 681. folio IA to5
Taxes, interest and costs 1885.
Ruzicka, John R. and O.-Lots Q,
p and %, Block Z, "Brookmontn -,
described in a deed recorded in Lbs %
384, folio 467. Taxes, interest snJ
costs $32.06. Gnu
Smith, Mary Louise-Lots az ors
SO, Block IA, and improveme ~tlu
"Brookmont" as described in a deed
recorded in liber 628, folio 2O8
Taxes, interest and costs $1,000,
Stone, NJ. Henry and Estella-
Lots Is, 10 and 20, Block To- and
improvements, "Brookmont" as Do
scribed in a deed recorded in libar
664, folio 226. Taxes, interest and
costs S91.82.
Voorhees,, Lewis Riots a to %
inclusive, and Lots 81 to 80, inclu.
sive, Block z, and Improvements
"Brookmont" as per plat recorded
in plat book 4, plat number 3O5.
Taxes, interest and costs S176.SO.
Voorhees,, Bess W.-Lots 10, IL
and II, Block z, and improvements
"Brookmont" as described in a deed
recorded in liber 438, folios 357 and
$50. Taxes, interest and costs S97.87.
voorhees,, Lewis R. and Bessie W
Lots l, 2 and 3, Block 9, and i'm
provements, "Brookmont" as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in iber
53S, folio 80. Taxes, interest and
costs $19907.
Weaver, Oliver S. and J.-Lots
Is and Il, Block 6, and improve
ments, "Brookmont" as described in
a deed recorded in liber 3S2, folio
AL. Taxes, interest and costs $451O.
Witherington, Albert E.-Lot 80
and part of Lot 80, Block Il, and
improvements, "Brookmont" as de-
scribed in q deed recorded in hber
52S, folio AT. Taxes, interest and
costs $7S.56.
Watkins, B. Frank-Lots q and
p, Block 2, sfBrookznont" as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in hber
6e6, folio 22S. Taxes, interest and
costs $23.06.
Watkins, B. Frank-Lots 1. 2 and
8, and part of Lot 4, Block 8,
-Brookmont" as described In q deed
recorded in hber III, folio IS. Taxes,
interest and costs $S6.55.
Watkins, B. Frank-Lots Is 70
y, inclusive, Block 2. ~Brookmouts
Is described IN . deed recorded n
hher III, folio As. Taxes. intereSs
and coS-s St727.
Watkins. B. Frzn-Lots : 5 sud
9. Block 10. -Bruoknoue-- as d.
scnoed N = 6eed recorded IN Ebe-
az, fOiO r. Taxes interest and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District,
Section IA and Alb,
Chevy Chase

Collins, Alva w. - Lot 4, Block 4,
and improvements, Section 4B,
Chevy Chase, as described in a deed
recorded in iber 69S, folio ASP. Taxes,
interest and costs Sl67l0.
Hughes, Mildred Mot Is, Block
pa and Improvements, Section "A,
Chevy Chase, as described in a deed
recorded in lber ZOE. folio l54. Taxes,
interest and costs Sl72.70.
Matthew, Charles r. - Lot -,
Block %, and Improvements, Section
"A, Chevy Chase, as described in a
deed recorded in hber 664, folio Z.
Taxes, interest and costs $152.65.
Matheny, Charles r. Lot Is,
Block %, improvements, Section "A,
Chevy Chase. as described in a deed
recorded in lher 664, folio Z. Taxes,
interest and costs Sl52.65.
Matheny, Charles r. - Lot II,
Block %, and Improvements, Section
"A, Chevy Chase, as described in s
deed recorded in hber 664, folio Z.
Taxes. interest and costs $l52.65.
\ Rogers, Herbert O. and Louise c.
Lot L., Block "a, and improvements,
section "A, Chevy Chase, as de-
Serihed in deed recorded in hber zoo,
folio 81, Taxes, interest and costs
SlS9.SS
Sai6O, William H. and Louise Cruit
= Lot Is, Block ,, and improvements,
Section 4B, Chevy Chase, as de-
serlbsG in deed recorded in hber
SIS, folio i9S. Taxes, interest and
costs $3.50,
SwenSOn, N, L, - Lot /. Block 1,
and Improvements, Section 4B. Chevy
Chase, IS described in s deed re
eorSe1 IN hhsr SIS, folio Isl. Taxes,
interest and costs $1S7.SS.
Weaver, Henry 3, and Beatrice p
Lot -, Bloc& p, and improvements,
Section "A. Chevy Chase, as de-
serihe6 in 3 deed recorded in hher
100. folio 1872. Taxes, interest and
costs &SS7.
Werner, George II. and Orians c.
LoS Is Block -, and improvements.
Section IA, Chevy Chase. as de-
sc-SesS n 5 deed recor6e6 IN Ebsr 7O0.
601So 81 Taxes, interest and costs
$lSAA