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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
N>tS St. Ee,ais, N1c.
@ranh Is

llniere reeelmdBiae Monatsper=
iammIlna lpirh Samstoa. Den 6.
slpril Inn 3 llbr nodmittaos i'm
Ct. Sollis Some obacbolten. Sic
YtitN!icocr ,perocn criucht. in bicicr
&erlanmlllm0 uue su eriheinen. ba=
nit Ger 'SctretGr alien bic Tipioen=
Dcn alsiahlcn fam.
In ,ulierer Morsperiommllma
purbc beidlpiicn. mad, Der Ser:
ianlIlnQ bas Siterfeit su ieicrn. I'm
lcrc ~llrt,perlpolterin Sd,,pcitcr
Hrie Girf lpuroe beallitroot, bas
Gi'cn III heipraen INN Sd,nciter
2athorine goelloeni lmp Sci)lpciter
slnro SieR periprohen ihr bobci init.
subclien.
Geo @neapeni, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

Berlin. - Wor einiser 3eit mels
bete bic intpietiitc acknowledgements
tur Sab. Marid)all Sithnibalion, Der
"treue iSrcuno" Der Snluictunipn,
lei im aranfenbaus ocs &reml nod
elmer operation acitprhcn. Ser Iif.
tatnr Der Mpnaolei, bes ipiuietiihcn
Satcllitc1ltaotes in 3entralaIicn,
ioll nah bent amtlihcn Mosfaler
gullctil, an 9ticrenfrebs aclittcn has
ben. Mnf Slnrotcn sipeier sler,te, bic
Der &reml ilt Die entleaenc mpnaDli=
itbc Sauptitoot lllm 8ator entionot
>bottc, ipor Maritholl Sid)pibalion
am IL. Sanuar nach Mnsfau 0efonl.
men. Sort. in bct Mallern bcs
areml, NOR CT, lpie ,SaR" mitteilte,
lofnrt ppericrt iprrben.. bod, babe bic
Operation vllnaliidlihcrlpeiie sll fci.
nem poiitipen Grgebnis aefiibrt."
&ic iidl bic Operation" il1 &irfs
lihfeit abQeipielt bat. lpci, biz auf
meiteres nl,r oos lSnlitbiirp ser
&EoSll (g.) 14k SAGE mach iciller
Mnfunft in Mnsfau lpor ser mpn=
aoliihe Stolin iebchfalS tot - tot
lpie 8enoiie Iin,itroff. ipie S(nbrci
Shbunolp uno Nabeiboa &onitanti=
nnlpna &rupsfoia, bic &ittpe &C.
ninS. 9Sie 10 pieIe fomn11niitiifle
NeppllticnGrc luo lmbefonntc 3G-
Nunftioulre hattc i'm icin Stlifiol
in Der Staot creilt, I'M berentlpillcn
CT iein Gaterlanp perroten bate.
gsar es 3ufall? Gieicniacn, sic NIT
ner ,inncrparteiliden Gemofratie"
in Der aGoSll (G) pertrout limb.
olauben cs nid,t. llnb Sallienoe bon
8omn,lniiten III oller @elt oIaubcn
ebenioiperia an Sic nfiisiele Mfitz
tcilunQ bes Mosfouer Jlmoflmfs.
iSiir lie bebcuten bic Slufruie bes
Sentrul z&pnlitecs Der Hommunilti=
lhen Gortei mo bcs Miniiterrdtes
Der lloSSH nihts. bcnn bicie
| Srolerbptid,aften" iinb feineslpe0s
iiir Die fpmmuniltiihen Spibenfunt=
tionore bcitimmt. Gas lpeii' Der &or=
Iist1bc hcr nprWeoiihen &E lrnb nuS
lpeiH Der Earteiiefret0r bes gesirfss
pcritonocs III elmer iiiDomcrifani,
ihcn 6ofenitaot. - 9lllc oieie &reiie
,riiicn. nuI Set fanotiidc Staliniit
: Sihpiboliun ont StoIinisnlls itarb.
9pcb mas hattie her &ren,l fir @riin=
DC, Inn lcincn oclehri9en Sd)iiler All
beicitigc,,? Plus manQelnber Gruez
benhcit Mpsfou ocoeniibcr ocif,ah
cs beltimmt nidlt, Denn Der npnunz
liihe Maricball fnnntc ols bos Ntu.
iterbeiipicl eiues fplaiomcn &onunu
niiten eclteu. w.,
Scit 1924 lit bic Monaolei ber
ioloianlte Satellit Der lloSSH. Nes
aelmGRia fubr Mariholl Sii)oihalA
inu. Der npd nic on einem NelDsll0
tcilaenommcn hattie, sum Sefeh iSa
empfana mad, Wpsfau. Sebt lit Der
DOM arcml nit pieIeu Sroen hebahs
tc Worid)all int Sitter ppn 81 sSahs
rcn raeitrrheu murOen." @urlm hat
Ser Arcn,l cincn ieiner uctreuclten
@ciolasm0nner bcieitiat? &onn man
scr 8erlinn bes aclpaltiameu Sones
iibcrbdupt @lauben ihenfcn? Sic
pobre @ciclihte Der &EoSll (S)
licfert sic Vcluciic nofilr.
Ser npnanliilhe Stottholtcr Stoz
Inns muRte aus mcbrercn Srinocn
ltcrben. 3llniihit hattie Der &reml
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Marscha|Is Tschoiba|san
Das Ende des mongo|isehen
"Ein stoIinist ist an stuIinismv. gestorbsn".

bic seiiir@t,'ng Sid'oibalion forne
at madtia lperbrn. ,mo einen stpei'
tep Sito bGtte Die lloSSM niht er.
tragen fonnen, un,io lpeniacr, oa lld)
ill llnmittclbarer Habc Der nlo1lNoll'
ici)eu Wrellsc bie rieliaen Mnlaaen
fit sic iolpictiihe 9ltnmfcrid,una be-
finocn. Gcsbalb muBte er per'
itflpinoen. lpie ieinerseit Der m1thti9'
tic Monn in, Siten Der lloSSM. Sc'
wictmarid)oQ 8liiber. slnoere
griinbe fir cine Siauioierun9
Sihoibolidns iino I'M Verhaltn,s
Moo Sic Sunas alt Stolin su 1u'
hcu. Inn et,poiae titoiitiidle Beltre'
bl,noen ocs dineiiid)eu GiftatorS
bon pornbercin im8eime Al er,ttdett,
mubtc Der areml Moo aeacnliber
ieine Modt bcmcnltrieren. Was lag
nobcr, als linn om Seiipiel ieines
stothborn Slt,cib9llan slt aeiaer.
,peld)es Ntittcl oas lsplitbiiro ieoer'
,eit ocacn lnsebpriame iSnnfticndre =
einieten fonn. Iai, Sihoibolian
hDd,lnpobriti)einlif mic an ein .Mhs
ireihen pon Ser Earteilinie" aeoaht
bat, ipielte fir ben areml feline Hol'
le.
Ser mitbtia'te Gr,lnb aber laa ollf
einer 1,och b0beren Gbene: BENT 8es
fiibl Der isurd,t lmb llniid,erheit, Das
bic fpn,muniitiid,en ,Sllnftipnore IN
aller SSclt bcherrid)t. n,lthte neue
Nahruno susefiibrt iperoen. 1945
ulrpe Shoanpp beieitiat, ein' Sahr
ipdter Timitroif. Gs loo fir aens
ncr oes Meien bes Stalinismus
oui ser Sonp, naf itbon lett lanqcnt
Elm nclles Spier fallia mar. Gin Cp'
ier,. bos ouf benz glltar oes Stolt'
iiisnuls au perhluten hattie. lim allen
Earteiiultfticnoren bic Mad,t bes
EoIitbiirps hanosreiflih Dor Slugen
,u iiibrcn unD linen fpiener ein,nol
Ill bcipeiien. DaR ihr 9eben -- 10 Il.
nientrelt lie olld, iein moaen --- III
Der AoanD Der nberiten EarteifiihrunQ
licQt. ,6elre por es Sid,cibalian,
Der aeopiert ipurbe", ioll iih icoer
iSunftionGr immer ipieber laaen.
vn1oraen fam III, es iein. lpenn id,
nitt blinbIinas bent Golitbiiro lit
Mpsfau 0eborden linb fanatiid)er
bin uls alle onoeren N,lnftionGre."
Sieies @efiibl nod, feiter in ieinem
nlebr pDer ipeniger ireinilliaen g(ns
bGnNcrn All peronfcrn. ,por oas 2iel
Stalins. llno Inn bieies 2ieles mill
len nl,Bte Sittpibalian -- ,,naead.
tet ieirer Geroienite I'M ben Stoli.
nismus itcrben. 7as tpiiien
Shmernif uro Mii(binifi ioipie ale
Maridlalle SSaiiiIelpifi. gubionnn
unb Sofololpifi. bic am SarQe
Eihoibollans rGbren,pote" bielten.
bus Diiiell ouh ASief, @ottpol6.
Beirut ul,o sic iibtioen 8enpiien int
fomn,uniltiid,en Sol Der SSelt. Ser
trcien Melt aber bslpeiien bieie Ser
rormabnohmen ipicber eil,mal. fpie
'chr Die 8rl,nOteiten I'M fon1munilti.
'hen Eager bereits erid,iittcrt limb.
lpcnn Der &reml ali ioldlen Witteln
Qrcifcn mllR. In, icinc Singer an lid,
su fetten. Stein Sas fonn nieie Situz
otion hcl'cr d)orafteriiiercn ais bic
&prtc iSrieori6 Gnaels. Ser Ser.
rpr 1T cine nlltloie 4ra,,iamfeit, bic
nllr BON benen onaewanot miro. 6ie
lclhcr 1Sllrdt haben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
IN MEMORIAM
In Memory of
JOHN 4 SOPHIA ARBOCAST

The years may wipe out many
things,
But this they wipe out never;
The memory of those happy days
When we were all together.
We think of YOU in silence.
Your names we often recall.
But there is nothing left to
answer
But your pictures on the wall.
lust when your life was brighter,
Just when your hopes were best,
God called you from among us
To a home of eternal rest.
Sadly missed by your daughters,
Mrs. John Spack. Salem, Ohio,
Mrs. George Schneider, Cleveland,
0hip
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
2(,,s 1!em,neste,ptt, Otis
Goncoroia Ghpr

Sies lit ein 9luiruf an alle Sad's
ier bon 9)pxl,astopu unp lingo
6uno, iidl an bem tpnm,cnhen ,Sriih=
iahrsfonsert, ipeld)es Der Gnncorotos
Gbor on, Snnntas, hcn -. Mpril
abhalt. slt betciliNcu uub I'll eriheis
.nen. Sllle Srellnbe llno Gefannic
Iinh hersl;chlt einaelaoen. ,Srelrnnc.
Die. iidl am WcionQ erfreuen uno ocm
Gmcoroia=Ghpr neruc hcitreten Mir
ocn, llno auis her,lid,i1e eingcloocn.
IS mirb ieOen Gicnstag I'M S llhr
abcrbs aeil,neen.
SSir bitten olle ianQesfreubiQcn
Mitalieoer ,lnO getannte piinftlid)
ill eriheinen.
Mit bcralihem @rub,
.Slnru Tomcr. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

The regular monthly meeting
was held Saturday, March 9th,
and was we'll attended.
In this meeting it was decided
that the delegates to the conven-
ton will be elected on April 18th
Anyone wishing to take part III
this election should try to make
it his business to attend this meet
ing.
Those who were unable TO at
tend the last meeting will prab-
ably be interested TO know that
painting of the interior of the
club rooms was started March
18th.
1t was also decided that the
steward for the coming year will
again be Albert Rohrman making
this his third year.
Thomas I. Guist, Seer:
y, ).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27


President OF the Guild will intro
duce the speaker. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Regina BueFner, Mrs.
Emma Hartman. Mrs. Selma
Haupt und Mrs. Hide Voellm.
Refreshments will be served
and the Hope Circle will hold a
bake sale. Orders for "krapfen"
or baked goods can be taken by
Mrs. Selma Hayn. Fl. l-3276 or
Mrs. Anna Obert, Wi. l-lSlO.
Ticket Chairman is Mrs. Marie
Sperie, Tuxedo 5000. Proceeds
from this affair will benefit the
Sunday School. Men are invited.
Helen Lindeman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

SU1 @eiienheim befinDct iif Die
einsiae 8epenfitGtte iiir Den pnprs
ldriten umcrifaniitheu 9ihter \oens
IN &. Scnafellop in Gcl1tid,lano.
Sic lit in 8eltult eincs altcll
grllnncns nebeu Dem Hheinaaler
Ton,, peiien @Iofe,,oeldllte CT i'm
>Sohre 1851 in iciner .@olncnen Sc
acnhe (v@olhen SeQenb"). oeren
Stoff benz altcn neutithen Gpps
Ser arme 6einrih" ppn 6ortmonn
BON 9lue entlchnt iii, cin hleibcnpcs
9enfmol Qeieet bot. Sic bctreienpc
Stcue lit IN cnaliid)cm Sriainaltert
ionic I'M i,hericHtel, hculiCben Sert
alli iipei Sciten pes Nrllnlens ouT
Marmortofcln eingeloiicn. Ser bcl,ts
ihe Scrt lallret:
"Was fuer Laeuten. mag das sein.
Es klingt SO mild. so tiei und rein:
- Das ist zum Sonnenuntergang.
Vol Wehmut, dass der Tag ver-
sank,
Der Glockenklang Won Geisen-
helm"
("What bells are those, that ring
so slow,
So mellow, musical, and low
"Thcy are the bells of Geisenheim,
That with their melancholy chime
Ring out the curfew of the sum-
(Engl. Originaltext. J
Sic ieicrlihe Gntbiilllna Dcs
grllnnens, al Der aud, eln Gertrcz
Ter Der ,Samilie &puNicllmp iolpie iei=
ues Heb,lrtsltaotes Maine llnD ieis
uer HchlrtsitaDt EortlanD teilnoh,
men, erTol9tc dm 3. September
1949 i'm slnihlllR al Die iSeiern Al
@oetbcs 200. @eburtstda in ,Sronfs
iurt am Main.. Sic iteilte Nleid,ei.
tia eincn slusDruf oes belltid)cll
Ianfcs iiir bic aroR,iisiNen Yoe,hc:
Gbrl,nsen in slspen. Colorado. oar.
2pnafellclp hat lii, In, bic &cunts
mis- Dcr beutiten &rltur uno Del
oeltittcn Iihter ionic INT bas Stu:
Dilrm Der oelltid)cn 2enfer III 9lme.
rifa sroBte Geroicnitc crluorben
2ursi, ,ablreithe Gcbihte unb biz
9tadoid)tlna Der ifDniten beltldler
Volfslieoer hat CT bel adn,en Ge
nerationem iciner amerifaniid)ei
Ganosleute eine beionoere Yiehe Il
| Ieutit)ldnD lnh noTentlidl siln
9ibcin Nelpedt.
| 2anaiabriNe ;SrelmoIttloft pcr
bann ynuNiellolp NIT ,SerDinanl
| Nrci!iNratb. ben er anl Hbein fen
nenaelernt hattie.
sllber in Heiicnbeim befinoet lid
| in europa nod, elm Ier,fn,al fin
IonoieQom III Der gSeliminlter Nb
tel in Honoon iolpie IN Mentnne ar
Nittelncer.
&p gaunus unb 6lmsriif Den
Nbein ben gSes in bas maleriih'
Nbeintal ireiaeben, )po gerae uni
Vursen. Ncben uno ysGlocr Di,
nun in per Gnae bes Sales idbne!le,
eilenben @aliermaiien umiallmen
'ianb Inn bic Witte bes boriaen Sahr'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH le

In our last meeting the dele
gates to this years convention
were elected and are as follows:
Anna Toperzer, Sara Vogt and as
substitute Helen Rohrman. Our
next meeting will be keld Sunday
April 18th. 1882 at 2:3O p. nj. We
are having another Bingo and
Card party which will be held on
Sunday April u. 1882 at $50 p.
m. All members should bring their
prizes to this meeting and give
them to the chair lady Sue kell-
ner. Coffee and cake will be
served after the meeting.
Helen Rohrman, Seer.
27 Z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Nit 80 Juhren
noch bervflich tuetiu

0roBaltoori. @corg aern Don
8roBaltoori ieierte .tiir5lib ieinen
50. 8eburtstos. gr if nun Is Sabre
ununterbrod)en bel Aem Vo,ern
8ottlieb Seller ais Hierbefneht be.
id)diti9t uno id,reitet beute nod 10
riiitig uno auirett mle por Is Sab.
reu "eber ieinen beiben Yieroen ber.
nit Oenen er rag fir ,1ao auf Ser
Jabrt lit. Sir oieie treuen Eienite
muro" er pom 8al,ernuerbano ,,no
@elneinoe geebrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Westde devtschjond zeiqt
ErfoIQ in der Wirtsehuft

Bonn. - Die ninerifaniife Wirts
ihaitsbilie Iiir WeItoelttihlano ipiro
fiir oas an 80. Ssuni abloltienoe
ssabr 106 Wiuicnen Collar betra.
gen. Snl borioen Sabr betr,,s Sic
8ilfe $3S4,758.00O IS ipirb er.
flGrt, biera,,s iei Der groBe Sort
ihritt Su erfennen, Der in @eits
beiltihlanb felt 8eainn Beg War.
ibaaplans erjielt woroen lei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

The Ladies Guild OF Teutsch
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
hold a book review in the Church
on Tuesday April lst at 500 p.
m.
Mrs. Aileen Benninghoff will
review the book MARY written
by Scholem Asch which is ap-
propriate for Lent.
Mrs. Charlotte Gottschling,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
CLUB SEcRETARlEsl

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
new CASTLE NEWS

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch 27 New Castle, Pa. will
be held Thursday April 3rd at
Z 80 p. m. All members are asked
to attend this meeting.
kath. Gardner, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

nlirnaen entbalt, bic iih inilatoriidj
nllslpirfcr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

ATTENTION ALL SINGING SOCIETIES"
- slEBENBUERcER sAcHsEN sAENcERBuND
, Won NoRD AMERIKA:
Your head lax OF 1882 is due Please
immediate attention Hoping you soon or in the
future
Minnie Schenker, Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

Ger Groe iSriiblinasauierlteb'm
9llice 9. @ra,np.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
County to Garry
ArmOry Lot Feud
To Appeals Court

A never say die" resolution to
carry the Silver Spring Armory lot
feud into the state court of appeals
was passed by the county council
Tuesday.
Despite a ruling last month by
Chief Judge Charles w. Woodward
that the lot is the legal property of
the Maryland-National Park a n d
Planning commission, Councilwom-
an Kathryn J. Lawlor's motion To
continue the six-months-old battle
was adopted over the objections
of two other councilmen.
Harold F. Hammond and ]. Louis
Monarch, apparently impressed by
Judge Woodward's decision, urged
the county to drop the suit and seek
a compromise settlement with the
planners out of court.
Both councilmen protested t h e
further cost to the taxpayers" in
volved in protracted litigation.
The suit hinges on the validity
o. a deed for the 4.5-acre tract
which was handed the planners by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
Joan Blondell
To Star iii
Olney Play

Joan Blondell, whose last scren
performance in "The Blue Veil''
won for her an Academy Award
nomination, is the next star to APP
pear in the star-studded schedule
at tho Olney Theatre for one week
beginning Tuesday evening, June
II.
F." her vehicle on the citronella
circuit, Miss Blondell has selected
Mr.. William Inge's prize-winning
Broadway hit, "Come Back, Little
Sheba" with William Wilson in the
leading male role.
In William Inge's "Come Back,
Little Sheba." Miss Blondell plays
the good natured, siovenly wife, for
which she has won ringing plaudits
from show-wise critics during a
nationwide tour the past winter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12

the Seneca near the site of tn
old Davis Mill.
We are glad to be able to repor
that Miss Hetty Darby came bacl
home Sunday after her long sta,
at Garfield Hospital.
Mrs. William Shearman enter
tanned large group at a supper
party Sunday in honor of Miss
Mamie Waters who is leaving on :
trip to California.
The Rev. William Donald Taylor
who is the rector at st. Bartholo
news, Laytonsville and st. Mary's
aspen Hill will be ordered priest
by the Ri. Rev. Angus Dunn, Bish
op of Washington at the Cathedra
Church of st. Peter and St. Pau
N Washington, June 18th at IL
10 am. The next day, Sunday
June 18th, the Rev. Mr.. Taylor will
celebrate his first service of Holy
Communion at St. Bart's.
The flowers at St. Paul's Sunday
were given by Mrs. Norman Wat,
Fins and the bulletin was sponsored
by Mrs. Harold Mitchell. The M
Y. F. of st. Paul's enjoyed wiener
roast Sunday at the home of Doris
Childs. The W.S.C.S. of St. Paul's
met Thursday, June IL at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Stang.
The Fraley family reunion will
be held June 22nd at the Agricul-
tural Center at Gaithersburg. All
the family is urged to attend, bring
their box lunches, meet the new
members of the family and gener-
ally have fun. 1t will be held rain
or shine.
Mrs. Wilton Stevens and son jim
of Arlington, Va. were Wednesday
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Howes.
Mrs. Ida Bolton spent the week
end with her niece, Mrs. George
Howes. Mrs. Howes' husband
George and his brother, Walter
have sold their farm to Richard
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Howes are
building a new home in the Howard
subdivision in Laytonsville.
The Laytonsville Homemakers
were guests of the Gaithersburg
Homemakers at the Agricultural
Center Wednesday, June 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
COunty's Financial
Reporting System
Receives Acclaim


The County's annual financial
rporting practices. and procedures
have been awardedsa Certificate of
conformance" BY 'ihe Municipal FL
nance officers Association, accord
ing to information received here
this week.
In a letter addressed to Alex X.
Hancock, Director of Finance for
the County, the association Of
United States and Canadian finance
officers said the Finance Depart
ment's annual report "substanti-
ally conforms to the high standards
OF financial reporting established
by tn Association"
1t was pointed out also that the
award to the County is the first
to be made to governmental unit
in the State of Maryland.
Joseph F. Clark, Executive Di-
rector of the Association, said the
certificate of conformance" is zone
of the highst awards in govern
mental financial reporting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, June IL, 1862

the county board of commissioners
in 1914. Judge Woodward declared
the deed is valid. The council says
faint so.
In the meantime, County Attor-
ney David Macdonald said he would
file an amended complaint with
more evidence that the board of
commissioners had no right to give
the lot away"
The objections of Hammond and
Monarch were over-ridden by Mrs.
Stella Werner, George F. Nesbitt,
Grover Walker and Lathrop Smith.
The up-county councilmen contend
ed their part of the county had
helped pay for the land but would
not benefit from its sale if the suit
were dropped.
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Women .

5.' Continued from Page ID
rem Browning, Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee for Montgomery Co.; and Mr..
W. Prescott Allen, Publisher of the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Tribune.
The brief speeches will be heard
between and 4:3O o'clock.
All County residents are well
coined but are requested to bring
picnic suppers. a. Hot dogs, coffee
and ice cream can be purchased at
the concession at Meadowbrook
and the Woman's Democratic Club
of Silver Spring is furnishing free
soft drinks to those remaining for
the picnic-supper. Games have been
arranged for the children with
prizes for the winners and lolly-
pops and ballons for those parti-
cipating.
Mrs. William H. McNish is
chairman for the affair. Other COM
mittee members are Mrs. E. Bro
oke Lee, Mrs. Robert Mcleod, Miss
Margaret Rozzell, Mrs. Louis Al
Enger, Miss Dorothy Ann Allinger,
Mrs. Lester Kraft, Mrs. Frank
Novotny, Mrs. Genevieve Handley
and Mrs. William E. Cassop.
Also, Miss Gladys Harvey, Mrs.
Doralee Smallwood, Mrs. Hubert
O'Boyle, Mrs. Einar Christensen,
Mrs. Catherine Shilling, Miss Mary
kehoe, Mrs. Mary Amacher, Mrs.
Futh Fleming and Mrs. Henrietta
Colburn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
LAYT0NSV|LLE and VICINITY
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Damascus 1852

This past week has been big
one for the Laytonsville school set
and their parents. On Tuesday,
June 10th the sixth grade had its
graduation program. Twenty-Five
children finished their work at the
l.aytonsville school this June. They
are Joy Green, Mildred James,
Rose More, Cora Mae Roger, Sonia
Wall, Aide Weber, Lee BARNARD,
Elvin Burdette, James Fox, Dalton
Fraley, Eric Hurlebus, Franklin
James, Thomas King, Mary Nc
Lean, Frazier Montgomery, Walter
Roger, Stanley Snouffer, Thomas
Wilder, Floyd Whitley, Kenneth
Pruitt, Ralph Morton, and James
Robertson.
All the children in the gradual
ing class presented a play, "The
Knight fthe Turkey Feather" as
the main feature of the program.
The P. T. A. has sponsored a
series of trips for all children at
the school this year. Last Thurs
day the third and fourth grades
went to the Museum of Natural
History. On Friday the first and
second grades went to the Zoo, and
on Wednesday the fifth and sixth
grades visited the Treasury Build
ing.
On Thursday June IL, all the
school children from kindergarten
through the sixth grade enjoyed a
play day and picnic on the school
grounds. By Friday children, par
ents, and teachers were undoubt-
eddy looking forward to the nice
long summer vacation.
Roland Green entertained the
i. Directors of the Damascus Lions
Club Monday night at his home.
The Girl Scouts and Brownies
are planning lookout" and pic
mic at the home of Mrs. John E.
Muncaster, Jr., Saturday, June
Ia.
Mrs. Remus Riggs entertained
the Laytonsville Bridge Club last
Wednesday. Mrs. G. G. Griffith
won first prize, Mrs. Clara Mobley,
consolation prize and Miss Vashti
Bartlett, guest prize.
Mrs. Dorsey Griffith, Mrs. Hugh
Howard, Mrs. William Warfield
and Mary Cornella Warfield en-
Joyed picnic supper Sunday along
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12

Acapulco, Mexico's resort city on
the Pacific Ocean, was known SO
years ago chiefly as a coaling port
for steamships and as the former
Mexican. harbor for Spanish gal
Icons bringing treasure from the
Philippines, says the National Geo.
graphic Society.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
Miss BurgdOrf Graduate

Miss Alberta Frances Burgdorf,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
L. Burgdorf, Glen Hills, Rockville,
has been graduated from the Jun
ior College department of Penn
Hall Junior College and Prepara-
tory School, Chambersburg, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL
OF FRANCHISE

The County Council for Mont
gomery County. Maryland, will hold
a public hearing at 300 Pm. on
July 8. 1852 in the County Council
Hearing Room. Court House. Rock
Vile. on the application Of Potomac
Electric Power Company for nom
exclusive. twenty-five year franchise
TO use the public streets In Mont.
gomery County for the erection and
maintenance OF poles, wires and
other facilities for the transmission
Of electricity.
COUNTY COUNCIL HoR
MoNrGoMgRY CousTY, MARYLAND