Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Washington Grove
Mrs. DdOid NorveH
Gaithersburg 54-J


Mrs. William Pace had has her
son and daughter-in-law and two
grandchildren visiting her this
past weekend. Her son, w. K.
Pace and his family is from New
Jersey.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Teepe
returned on Friday from a most
pleasant vacation. They spent
some time at Port Clinton, Ohio
where they fished in Lake Fire
and Sandusky Bay. From there
they went to Fort Laromie, Ohio
where they spent the Labor Day
weekend with Mrs. Teepe's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Finke.
They stopped next in Dayton, Ohio
and visited relatives in Wheeling,
w. Va. before returning to their
home. The Teepe's had the unus-
ual luck of reaching the homes of
various relatives at the same time
relatives from other parts of the
U. S. reached there. In that way
they were able to see many whom
otherwise they would have missed.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Teepee attended the wedding in
Washington of Miss Mary Scala
of Washington to their cousin, Col.
Howard Kuenning. The couple
were married at the chapel at
Walter Reed and a reception was
held following the ceremony at
Fort McNair.
A number of the Grove residents
are pulling up" stakes for the
winter. Hrs. Lille Archibald has
closed her home, as well as Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. L. Hitler and Miss
Clara Hitler. Miss Hitler is a
teacher in the Washington schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Norvell
spent several days last week in
Charlottesville, Va, visiteing. Mrs.
NorvelPs mother, Mrs. Raleigh
Wood and her aunt, Mrs. Victoria
Mays. Mrs. Dorothy Payne of
Charlottesville has returned to the
Grove with the Norvell's to remain
as their guest TO ra short time.
Mrs. Harry Goddard and her two
sons, Stewart and Steve spent the
weekend with the Norvell family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spillman,
Jr. are announcing the birth of
son at Suburban Hospital Septem-
Der 9Th.
Frank Spillman is in Jamaica
serving with the MIRA.
Little Jackie Pace who has been
in the Suburban Hospital for sew
eral weeks, following an accident
will be home the end of the week.
Jackie's uncle, Roy Seibert of
Clarksburg is now in the same hos
pital, having been hurt in an auto
mobile accident near Rockcrest on
Labor Day. Mr.. Seibert received
fractured neck.
Sympathy is extended to the
Mayor and Mrs. /. l.. McCathran
on the death of the Mayors moth
er last week. Mrs. Annabell Me
Cethran made her home with her
son. She is also survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Meyer Meyers of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Pack
of Oakmont celebrated their 39th
wedding anniversary on Sunday,
having all their children home for
the event.
Paul Lynch, with his daughter
Connie and Patty is moving into
Gaithersburg into the Jacobs house
on Diamond Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wachter and
their son Ray are motoring
through New York and Canada.
They left on Saturday and expect
to be gone for two weeks.
Oakmont School opened on Mon
day with Miss Betty Bradley Of
the Grove as the teacher.
Mrs. George Young has had as
house guests her uncle, DIR. r. A.
Henderson of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
her nephew DR.. James Henderson,
his wife and little son of Quincy,
Illinois. Mrs. Young's son, George,
Jr., will leave Sunday for Ian
caster, Pa. where he will attend