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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-02
Meeting Postponed

MecIlns fOStpOneu
The July meeting of the board Of
warden and burgesses, scheduled for
tonight, will not be held, Warden
John j. Sheridan said. The war
den explained that three burgesses
would be unable to attend and there
fore there would not be a quorum.
He said Burgess Joseph Dinneny
is on vacation now, as is also Bur-
CESS George Fellows. Burgess w.
Fremont Hoadley is i'll, he said.
He expects a special meeting will
be called later this month but the
exact date Is not known. It will prob
ably not be for at least two weeks.
Action on appointment of a fire chief
here had been promised for the July
meeting.
The warden indicated that a spe-
cial meeting will be held this month
because action on sidewalk matters
Is to be taken. The board is also
expected to accept the recent report
OF the borough auditors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-02
To Address Club


Past District Governor Alvin G.
Smith will address the Naugatuck
Rotary club tomorrow noon at its
weekly meeting in Halls restaurant.
His subject will be THE Havana
Convention" A message from the
new local club president, John H.
Schmuck, is contained in the weekly
bulletin.
Are Visiting
Mrs. John j. Gormley and son,
Jackie, of Beebe street are visiting
relatives in Providence, r. I.
False Alarm
Another false fire alarm was pulled
curing the night, this one being
from box ia on Spencer street. It
was pulled about 1910 this morning.
Police are checking to see If they
can learn the identity of the persons
responsible. A series of such alarms
in May aroused public indignation
here.
Lundgren Talks
Members of the socai GUsan Erick-
son Republican club heard an in
teresting talk last night by Carl
Lundgren of Ansonia, prosecuting
attorney of that town, at a meeting
at the home of Robert v. Anderson,
Walnut street. Delegates to the state
convention will be named at the
August session of the club.
Geise- Bentzen .
w. Thorvald Bentzen of Troy, N.
Y, announces the marriage of his
Doris Marcia, to Edward
J. Geise, Jr., of Naugatuck, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Geise of
Clean, N. Y. The ceremony was an
event of Saturday, June Goth, in
Troy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-02
Join CCC

Five local youths recently enrolled
in the Civilian Conservation Corps
and reported to Camp Filley, HAM
den, Conn, for examinations. They
are: Joseph Daddio, IS Walnut
street; Manuel L. Ramos. 8 Pond
street; John F. Kelly, % Beebe
street; Robert L. Lampron. 174
Scott street, and Vincent j. Tarno-
wicz, SO Neagle street.
AS the deadline for applications
has been extended from July / to
July 81, applications are still being
received at the Chamber of Com
merce office here. Men between the
ages Of II and "a may apply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-02

AGAIN THIS YEAR, Mobilgas will show its
mettle for the US. Army. In the Platts-
burg Maneuvers, Mobilgas must per-
form unfalteringly in Uncle Sans
swift mechanical units.
Socony-Vacuum is proud to work
hand-in-hand with the Army and the
Rationale uardin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of preparedness and national defense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-02

EVERY DAY more and more people are
discovering that:
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lar price.
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at premium price.
These two brilliant gasolines have.
been steadily improved. This steady i'm
provement is Fundamental and never
relaxed Socony- Vacuum policy.
These, we believe, are important rea-
sons why Mobilgas is preferred more
than 2 to throughout both New York
and New England.
socoNY-vACUUM on CO., INC.
Standard Oil Of New York Division
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

2iedtenitcin, beiien ileenolider
Serrlder Jran5 Soiepb, eil1er. ser lue-
nigen in europa noG perblicbenen
fiiritlihen Sl1nggeieuen it, oontt es
ser 8eisbeit zines friiberen Serr.
iderS, Sobonn oes 3meiten, bab ieine
pirtid)oftliden @eldide NIT benen
ser Shlpei5 itott Seiterreid)s per-
fniipft iiao. 6el1te lit SOS 2Gnn1en
fattiidb ein Yroteftorat ser Sdpei5,
nit Bent es feline 2ebens1nittel- 1,n6
8en5inrotionierung teilt. @s eeb0rt
nit @nborra in BEN EprenGen, Mona.
co uno Gan Marino al1 ben Iettet
bier in europa berbliebenen &lei,,.
itaaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

Sn giienbabnabteil iite9 iid 6tpet
Serren gegeniiber. Ser cine oiinoet
1id cine 3igarre on lrno balt iie Dem
anoern 1lnter Sic gfoie.
u8as iagen Sic 5u bieier Sorte2 2"
uHiedt pie angeiengte S6meineI
borlten'', anttportet oieier.
u8irflid? 9a bin icb tpobl SSSbrent
8art 5lt naBe gefomlnen?" l.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

nSn."
.SSmmerbin iparen atpei in sShobo.
Sic mid beirateu tpollten -"
"8arum baben Sic nidt 5tsesrif.
fen2"
Sa ipanbte Mprna SEN Gopf uno
lab Ben Mann I'M 8roIe an.
uSb beirote nidt."
,,@in groBes 8ort."
,,@ar fcin grobes 8ort. Sd babe
mir norgenommeu, MIR SEN Mann 5u
beiraten, ben id) pirfli6 uno leioen-
l6aftlid liebe. 9ber Bis iett bobe i6
MIDI nod nidt berliebt, ,,no 10, luie
es ousiiebt, ucroe id MIDI aud ME
berlieber.'
uSSSo, eS liebt beinabe 10 aus, Ieufs.
te &op 0onn rihtete er iib plobli9
auf. u@iilen Sic, mas man neller-
oings iiber Sic in Ifortonbia
ipriht?'
~Sb, id min es pirtlid nidt lpii-
ien."
uMan lo9t, Sie bdttcn cin Gin6
in Soabo auriidgeloilen. Son 2ittle
Smith,"
Mprna NOR blob eelperben. Sbre
Iugen ioben eroB ouf Oen Wtonu, Der
neben ibr im @roie fauerte. oOB".
loete Tie nur leiie, uno ibr Mlmo ait-
terte. slber lie bate iib oleib ipieoer
gefoBt il1o itano a,tf.
u@s lit b0hite 3eit', ioete iie bart.
,,oaB mcin Goter 8iG 8otton er-
ipiidt, oonit mir bon bier peo5ieben
fonnen. &irflid, bodite 3eit."
Sic bolte ibr eroienoes Niero ber-
bel unO oronete ben Sottel. Hop Ser
gon ioB no6 inu1er iin @role. @r
lab nit eirem merflpiiroigcn Musbrnd
in leinen idpor5en 9lngen ibrer Sd-
tigteit 5l1. SD fonn ncrltcben'', logte
er Damn rubig, uboB Sic Sic Monner
baBen."
uSaiien2 &eradten tle idj Tie.
9enn es iinb n1,r sic MGnner bier.
oie oieie @eriidte auf6ringcn - ous
@nt ooriiber, neil i'd tie nid)t ere
bore; 9lo,1ben Sic mir, 9fop. 9ber
lie ioIlen rehen, mas iie tpollen. Sic
n1oden ii6 ia ale 5uionmen MIR Ia.
derlid, tpenn lie einen Iol6eu 8loo-
finn glauben."
Sic l6lpong iid ouf ibr 9icrb. Oa
itano SION sser9on ouf.
(6ortletung fo1ot)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-SaIbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. Keine Stemps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. L. STAAB, >17209 Valleys
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
Mittmpdi, ben %. pftpber 1910

- uI9CLiuD. |tUCL AUuHtil Buu ItuJ UCL
0lte genmoore nidt aufrieben. glob-
finn reoete er nibtl
n9ariiber bait ou eben nod nidt
naheeoadt", iaete er troden, ,,aber
bieleidt BOLT bu bas nad. Sd mar
geItern abenb nnten Bel Snloof, nno
% mar Gaiting oa, unb er iagte:: gs
fonnte mobl nloglid iein, baB 8ent
redt bat, ipenn er bebanptet, 8lu
8otton tpare Der M0rber, benn es
lieet gar nidt aus Der gSelt, slt glan-
ben, ooB sberiff gent ielbit 8ia Bot
ton it," F
Sarrp iprane 5u 8ooem, bab Ser
&orral5aun ipadelte un6~ Der alte
8enmoore iid feltbalten mllbte.
Limb ioldes 3eue BORT DIT Dir
an?" rief er. Cine iolbe 2iige er-
56blit bu mir iooar tpeiter?''
,&nl. @s gibt Sic unmoglibIten
Dinee. sberiff 8ent lit oft senue
fort, tpeiB Ser Senfer, mo. Sd iebe
nibt Elm, oaB i6 mid grob fir ibn
einIeben iollte. 60 tpie oie 3eiten lie
gen, bat ieoer seraoe nit iid ielbit at
t11n:''
Sarrp tpor bloB eetporoen. CT batte
Sic SGl,ite ecbaut uno itarrte iiber
Die &orrals binpeg ins @eite. v@a=
fling, murmelte ct, "oieler Slln1p.
@eraoe 10 gut fann er ielbit 8iu Bot
ton iein.'
,,Natiir1id, natiirlidb'', sob Ser al,
te Yenmoore at. ,,9as beltreite id)
10 tpenig pie bas anoere. Sd elanbe
ia gerooe ni6t, bab Sberiff 8ent es
,par, ober id iaate sir idon porbin
sseber beinabe fanlr bieier Moroer
fein. 11no beute lit Sic CUNT Ser
2eute nun einnnal BEL eating INTO
Der Gerbo6t bel 8ent, 1,nb 90 iit es
am beiten, man idneigt, gleibgiiltie'
tpas man iib a,1d oenft.'
SD tperoe nid)t ibpeigen'', er'
tpioerte Sarrp trotig. sd nidt'
l1no mabrbaftig id tpiirbe ettpas Drum
aebet, tpenn mein Gater 10 oenten
tpollte tpie ib 1,nb nidt MIR oer Ser
ftano ipreben lieBe. Ssatpobl, id ipiir>
be etipos bor,m geben, tpenn on Of
fen 5u 8ent balten piiroelt.'
,,9u balt ein erobes Sntereiie an
8ent."
Sarrp befam einen rotten Sopf.
~SSd", iaete er itotterno. SD tpoate
es Dir nod nidt iasen.: aber @arten
bat ipobI feinen 3tped mebr. gsln1-
id) 11odte Mprna 8ent beiraten."
Ser alte 8enmoore i6pieg eine
gailae @eile. @r lab iiber bie 9oppel
berrli6er Bferoe binueg ins 8eite,
eena,1 10, pie SarrD porbin. 0ann
iprab er langiam:
sd babe Dor 80 Sabren sic fiir6-
terli6iten &dmpfe NIT meinem 8ater
auseefobten, neil ib cine Srau BET
raten tpollte, bie meinen @ltern ni6t
re6t tpor. ltno ba babe id mir ge-
fbporen, nneinem Sobn niemals et-
mas 6reitt5ureoen, nenn er es genal
70 MAIDEN tpiiroe. g}un, Dos meroe id)
baIten. slber bas cine m0bte id air
nod iagen: 11eberleee es Dir bite nod
einmal. l1eberleee es bir gana &C.
na,t.'
aber fir SarrD Benmoore eab es
,1idta III iiherIenpt1. Or Iiehte Hl2hr=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

uus SLuS uuI UtH plES4H, utu pSl
rote Salbei rod betdubello. 9ie 8ip-
feI Der fleinen @dlber, oie melt ber-
itre,it lagen, fhaufelten i'm @ino, II.
iiber oen bellblanen Simnel 5ogen
fleine 8olfden.
Sn Sen Muloen taumelten iib bie
Seroen uno parteten auf bic Nadt.
Gs tpar nneroIid frieblid bier.
Dtprna gent iab ouf einem ianft
eeibipungenen Siieel am Hanoe eines
3eoernpGlbbens uno Iab ins 8eite.
Sic trug einen Geitan5ue, uno bas
iippise Saar quon ,,nter ibrem Cont
brero berpor. Sic iab bereits ieit
elmer Stl,noe on bieiem 8lat nno
trGunlte Dor lib bin. Sic batte Sen
ean5en Sag bie Seroen beaufli6tigt
unb tpar nun bon bem bielen &eiten
re6tIdaffen miibe. Nrn mubte lpobl
balb 9top Sergon fommen. Sci Son-
nenuntergang ipollte er eintreffen. Sic
Come nar felt einieer 3eit idon btu
ter Dem 3eoerntpaloden beridtpun-
oen. Mber oa fam er ia. Ct rift Die
Mulbe berauf.
gSie ct 10 iaB I'M Satte1, fab ct
gut aus. 9aop 5ereon NOR iiberbaupt
ein biibl6er Menid). @r bate biel
Gboncen bel ben Mabden in Mor-
tonbiG. Ct NOR nun felt 5tpei Sab
ren BEL Sberiff 8ent uno re6t tit6-
tig.
9ls er bel Mprna onfam, aog er
Ieinen Sombrero 1no griibte.
SD babe mid ettuos perIpatet',
iagte er labelno, ,,aber i'd babe nod
nadgeieben, Oh 8iaiams uno Jreo
auf ibrem Soften iino." Ct iprang
1eidtfiiBig bonn Bferb, oas iofort 5u
eraien anfing, unb nobm neben @fpr>
na Blat.
.Ob, bie COME lit eben er1t ber=
| ib,punben'', anttportete Mprna. ,Sie
miiiien ii6 iebr beeilt baben, ipenn
Sic nod bel 8iaiams unb Jre6 Da-
ren."
vNidt 10 idlimm'', CAB ser CON-
bop auriid. ct ftiitte ii6 auf ieinen
re6ten @uboeen uno iab Mprna bon
ber Seite an. Isle iino ipobI nliioe.
8ollen Sic bie Nodt nod nad Salt-
Ie reiten ooer bierbleiben?"
,ScS6 iper6e DobI bierbleiben", ant
portete Mprno. SD bin pirflid
n1iioe. Seit Sbabo bin ib oas lange
&eiten nidt mebr eetpobnt. SIT ipas
los in Mortonbiu?"
uS6 babe ni6ts eenterft. Sbr Ga=
ter ldbt Sbnen iage,t, Sic iollten nidt
10 biel arbeiten."
u@r lit INNER beioret um MIDI"
Inn Mprnas Muno lag einen @ugen=
Bid lang ein 5drtlides 2abeln. 9ie
3eoern binter ibr rauldten 1eiie i'm
Nbenopin6, ser Ianeiom itdrfer tpur-
6e, uno ser Quit 6es Salbei lag iiber
oen Siigeln. IS tpar ipirfli6 iebr
frieolid. slber init einem Mal tpuroe
es Meprna 1,naneenebm, baB &op
Sereon 10 nab neben ibr i'm @raie
lag ,n6 fte aniab. sic mar elm Sabr
lang ,pegeeipeien uno bate tuabreno
oieier 3eit ME an i'm ge6a6t. Mber
iie ipuBte, 6aB fie ibm gefiel. @s pa>
rem au6 idon Maoden in Mortonbia
|untsela1fen iiber fie ,.no 9fop Ser
nm. mn hnrnu n1uRtp fip MIN bIIt,z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

ssS2 VI A0btSSuS stioJA 4oafeNN ~ wv
nabts blrb oie galber az reiteu.'
,Sb, id babe ssurdt nod nidt
fennengelernt, Gop.'' .
,Sb Sic porber slneIt batten ober
nidt, lit eana belonelos, wenn Sbuen
einmal etiuas aueeitoBen it,"
,,8as iollte mir mobl 5uitoBen?
Sd bin ,peiB gott oft eenug bon
Mortonbin sunt Sunbolot-&iper ae-
ritten, BEL Sag unb bel Nad)t."
n3ueegeben, ober mir babeu felt
einem balben Sabr ein paor 8anoi=
ten in ben @dloern, bie nidt MIR
idarf auf @elb rmo Gieb iino, ionoer,
aud) eon5 germ mol ein biibides
iunees Wtooel baben ipoIlen."
uSie meinen Gerry @oulo? 8ater
bat lie ma1 eripabnt. Sea, Bis beute
bot man ibnen nod nid)ts Sdle6tes
nodlpeiIen fonnen, CLAUDE id)."
,Oas liegt mebr an Sberiff 8ent
als on SerrD Goulb."
so. sic tpollen ipobl oamit ia
gen, baB mein goter iib au ipenie
INN sic brei Nanner I'M 8aloe flint
merit"
SD min ia eieentlid gar nidts
laeen. aber sic ipiiien ipobl ielblt,
Dob i'm lebten Sabr bie 8ieboiebereien
eans 1lngloubli6 5ugeuomlnen baben,
uno am i6linmlten lit es ieit einem
balben sSSabr. 8enmoore bat 5iemlid
eingebiibt uno a.b eating. 8ei ben
onoern lit es nibt 10 ld)limm, neil
tie lire Seroen nidt 10 melt ant Sun=
bolbt =Hipcr boben. Wfon fann allo
SEN 2euten i'm Ort nidt peroenfen,
bdb iie auf fremoe Seute, oie lie nid)t
fennen, &erbad)t baben, uno penn
Sberiff 8ent ieit 5iuei SSabren feinen
ein5ieen Gieboieb mebr sl1r Strede
brinet, bonn reoen notiirli6 Sic Jar>
mer."
u9as meiite gieb boben mir ielbit
berloren'', iaete Mprna trotig, lpab=
reno iie oie Stirn in Solten 5og.
u8enn Serrp @oulo bos Gieb itieblt,
Damn beritebe id nid)t, mar1m er ld
in Sen gSaloern nm OtortonbiG ouf=
bolt ,1no nidt gleid feline 8obnllng
am Sunlbolot>Hiper nimmt."
.yfop 5udte sic Sdultern.
u9os tpeiB natiirli6 nur Ser &uf=
fl1d.' slber oaB bie brei nid)t gon5
gebeuer iinb, bas fiiblt man. Sberiff
8ent lit ser ein5ige, ser bos nid)t
elauben min."
Mprna ibpieG rn6 barum iagte
au6 Hop nid)ts mebr. Gr leete lidD
lang ins @ras nno iab ouf Sen
i6manfenoen 8aumlpipfel iiber lid.
@s mar cine gan5e Giertelltl,noe lang
itia, ndbreno ser Wtprna INNER oui=
iteben 11nb geben ipollte. Oanu lagte
&op pl0blid:
Isle baben iid iebr berdn6ert,
Mprna, in Dem letten Sabr, als Sic
tpeg tparen."
Sic brebte SEN &opf nmo fab i'm
an. @r lag auf Dem &iiden I'M @ras.
Seine augen 1paren falt idtpar5 uno
fai3iniereno.
uGerdnbert, tpieIo?''
uSie iino idoner eeiporben!'
nSo". iagte Tie 1no ipottii9 fiigte
iie bin3u: ,>Nod idoner!'
9fon Inchte a1tf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

1leber bas 8eibelano om Sunl-
bolot-RiDer ienfte iid langiam Die.
Ddmmerung berein. Dunfel9riin lag
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters of
Administration on the Personal
Estate of
THOMAS B. FOX,
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons resident and
nonresident having Claims against
the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit and file, the
same, in said Court, with vouch-
ers thereof, on or before the 10th
day of October next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said Estate. ALI
persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of April in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty.
EFFIE M. FOX
Poolesville, Maryland,
$50 Administrators.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
of Administration on the Personal
Estate of
CARL r. STONE,
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 3rd day of October, next:
they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Bird
day Of April, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty.
BARNARD T. WELSH,
Administrator,
925 Rockville, Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
BOY SCOUTS
OF -
AMERICA j

In the heart of the Kit Carson
country in New Mexico is perhaps
one of the most unique camps in
America for young men. 1t is q
camp truly national in scope for it
is owned and operated by the Ma
tional Council of the Boy Scouts
Of America to. provide opportuni-
ties for Senior Scouts to get the
benefits of a rugged and adven-
turous experience in the wilder
ness. Its campers hail from many
parts of the United States.
The Philturn Rockymountain
Scoutcamp, located just north of
Cimarron, New Mexico, comprises
35,857 acres of superb mountain
wilderness, the gift in 1888 of Mr..
Waite Phillips of Tulsa, Okla, who
simply stipulated that it be put to
practical use by Scouts whose ex-
pcrience, training, leadership and
proper equipment would enable
them to enjoy experiences like the
pioneers who blazed the trails into
the wilderness and helped to found
this nation.
Already Scouts of fourteen
states, including young men from
New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, have made preliminary
arrangements to camp on the
wilderness preserve during its
1910 season which opens June Ia
end ends on September /.
In accepting the land from Mr..
Phillips who also provided $4,000
for its development into a camp
site, the Boy Scouts of America,
through its president, Walter w.
Head, and its Chief Scout Execu-
tive, DIR. James E. West, told why
the movement undertook to pro-
vide a national camping area for
older boys.
''In providing these opportuni-
ties for Scouts today to develop
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
POOLESVILLE

Miss Dorothy Healy of Balti-
more was a week end guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Thompson.
Mrs. Joe Halter entertained II
guests Sunday afternoon, celebrat-
ing the eighth birthday of her
granddaughter, Mary Ellen Soper
Of Mt Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Ruble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Ruble were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Ruble in Chestertown.
Miss Clara Price has returned
from an extended trip to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Lee Dickerson entertained
the Sunshine Club Friday evening.
Mr. w. G. Brewer, we are sorry
to report, is i'll in Garfield Hos
pital, suffering from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Daniel and
family were Sunday guests at
Greystone, W. Va, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis W. Daniel.
DR.. Leonard Hays and some
friends, among whom were Mrs.
James Darby and Mrs. Spriggs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09

the rugged self-reliance and the
ability to stand on their own feet
and to take care of themselves and
others, which were fundamental
part of the equipment of our pion-
Ger forefathers, the potentialities
of the Scout Program have been
greatly extended. Increasingly
from year to year this enrichment
will be reflected in the quality of
our Scouting, our camping and our
leadership. The fundamental OBJ
jectives of the Scout Program,
character building and citizenship
training, will be strengthened"
Chartered or Provisional Troops,
qualified by experience, which are
approved by their Local Council
may have the privilege of camping
at this. high adventure wilderness
camp, which in sense, is serving
as a national laboratory for test
ing adventure programs for older
boys within the Movement.
Many different types of hikes
and expeditions, varying in length
from three days to twelve, are
provided to meet the needs of diff
ferent groups. Each camp site is
arranged to provide water, tentage
space, cooking facilities and sani-
tary facilities to accommodate up
to 32 Scouts and leaders. Each
group is responsible for its own
tentage, sleeping and cooking gear
and is really on its own.
There's a three day back pack
hike of approximately Is miles,
and a three day burro pack trip.
An Overnight horseback hike"
combines the use of horses and
back packing and takes the Scout
campers away from the base camp
for two days and a night. A trip
to the Carson National Forest in
wolves 75-mile journey over won
dcrful mountainous drives with an
overnight camp in the forest. The
attractions of this trip are Eagle
Nest Lake, the Red River country,
the pueblos at Taos, the Moreno
Valley and Cimarron Canyon. Six
and twelve-day exploration trips
provide a more general experience
than those offered by the shorter
trips.
The Scouts wilderness camp =
known as Philturn Rockymountain
Scoutcamp, a combination of the
donors name and the "good turn"
of the Scouts = hes in the heart
of a country that had a civiliza-
ton long before the white man
came. Ruins in these mountain
Businesses tell the story of how the
cliff jewellers bored into chalky
cliffs, placing their homes beyond
the reach of their enemies arrows.
Photographs which dot the canyon
walls record the history of ancient
Indian tribes.
The country is rich in Indian
lore. Just west of Philturn the
Navajos herded their fiocks, wove
their blankets and gathered pinon
nuts. Aztec villages and their
garden-like fields are not far away.
Here the fierce Apaches, Conan
ches and Cheyennes roamed the
plains and their ceremonial chants
resounded in the canyons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscribers of Montgom-
cry County, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the Personal
Estate of
MAURICE WATKINS,
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally anthem
ticated to the subscriber on or
before the 23rd day of October,
next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of
said Estate. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 23rd
day of April, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty.
MATTE r. WATKINS,
OTIS L. WATKINS,
WILLIAM M. WATKINS,
995 Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-09
Order Nisi-

Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the Mortgage
from George w. Hess and Helen
d. Hess, his wife,
To
The Citizens Building and Loan
Association of Montgomery
County, Incorporated.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
AS A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 9430 Equity.
ORDERED, this LIST day of
May A. D. 1910, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
a Court of Equity, that the sale
made by William F. Prettyman,
Attorney named in mortgage to
make sale, to the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association of
Montgomery County, Inc, and re-
ported in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof,
be shown on or before the twenty
fifth day of May, next: Provided
a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in said
Montgomery County, once in each
of three successive weeks before
the said twenty-fifth day of May,
1910.
The Report states the amount
of the sale to be 100000.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
OF C1o,,1y