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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Siebenunddreissig Minuten

Behendiskeit zines Mittelsturmen
aufwarts.
Vier Stunden hat er ais En-
pfangschef i'm Kaufhaus Kun.s
und Co. das Publikum an die ver-
schiedenen Warenstande dirigier;.
sein Mittagessen dampft in den
Schiisseln. !
,,Ah, heute gib's weisse Bohnen
nit Speck? Richtig, wir haben
ja Donnerstag." Er futtert schon.
Post gekommen? Sonst etwas
Neues? Endgultig also? So -
zweiter Klasse? Die Angehoriecn
haben es sich was kosten las
sen. Vor eineln halben Jahr hab'
ich NAL nit ihr eetanzt. Sic war
leicht vie ne FEEDER. Hubschf
ia, in gewisser Weise. aber biss-
chen blass INNER. Dachte mir
gleich. da muss was NIGHT IN
Ordnung sein. DART ich den Es-
sig NAL haben? Danke ia, jetzt
Schmeckt's hereinafter, Traurige
Geschichte, ia. Nal kommen wiz
ale dram. KOmisch eigentlich.
wenn man druber nachdenkt: da
wird also jemand NAL so eben
'rausgetragen. vormittags UNI elf,
und NIT einem schwarzbordierteu
Wagon weggefahren. Fur INNER.
Das Haus hummer 43 bleibt Ste
hen. ALE anderen Leute wohnen
weiter. Kcmmen zu Mittag, gellen
zu Bett, morgens ins Geschaft
und zur Arbeit. Bis es damn fur
dieSen oder jenen auch SOVIET ist.
Herr Mailman kreuzt Gewinn-
chancen an. Won unten klinge1
einige Tonpassagen des Barpiani-
stem bis hier herauf. Aufgeregt
flattert das mach hinten wohnen-
Ge Fraulein Knudsen Won ihrer
Nahecke in der Kuche: Him
mel, die Mich kocht uber!" I'm
Herrenzimmer dreht ein Hand
werker die Zeiger der Standuhr:
$50, jetzt gent sic wieder genau.
gnadise Frau. Dreizehn Uhr Sic
benunddreissig, bite sehr, wenn
Sic es wunschen. quittiere ich
sleich - funf Mark sechlg."
Bel dem Provisionsreisenden
Schliter klebt der Gerichtsvollzie-
her kleine zunde Etiketts auf die
Ruckseite der Nobel. Die alte
Frau Glatz laSst die Nahmaschi-
ne rattern. Sic naht die Kleidcr
fir allie funf Kinder hires soh-
nes, und die Schviegertochter
zieht vor dem Splegel die LIME
des Mundes mach. Draussen vor
der Stadt werden drei SchaufeII
Erde auf Elm holzernes Gehausc
geworfen. Um elf Uhr haben sic
das junge Madchen aus dem
Haus getraeen. Der Schiller Men,
sing stellt den Rundfunk an. Das
thinner unter SEMEN Fiissen ist
Ieer und still. bort wohnte das
junge M&dchen bis heute eH
Uhr vormittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Crime Hochzeit

Das Telefon lautete. Michael
nahm den H0rer ab und h0rte
die geliebte Stimme. ,,Annemarie!
rief er froh.
.Ich will mich nur Won dir
verabschieden, Michael"
.Nein! Bite! Bleibr'
,,Es muss sein, Michael. lch
reise. Es hat keinen Sim zwi-
schen uns."
..Warum hat es keinen Sinn?'
We'll - ach, Michael, quail
mich doch NIGHT! Das liegt jetzt
allies hinter uns. Ich reise in Ell
ner Stunde. Nur - verzeih! ich
m0chte dich yum Abschied noch
etwas fragen. 1ch wollte es schon
gestern tun, ais du zum letzten-
NAL zu mir kamst. Aber ich
konnte es NIGHT"
,,Und jetzt?"
.,Jetzt stellst du ia NIGHT vor
mir, Michael, sagte sic, ,jetzt
sehe ich NIGHT define lachenden
Augen. Aber ich muss doch fra
gen. Bite ZACH mich NIGHT aus,
Michael! Warum hast du mich
ME in der langen Zeit, die wiz
zusammen warren ich meine,
INNER, wenn du kanst, und inn
mer, wenn du gingst - warum
hast du mich ME gefragt -"
Was, Annemarie?"
- es ist sehr schwer fur
mich, es auszusprechen -warum
hast du mich ME gefragt, Oh ich
define Frau werden will?" -,,Wie,
bitte?" ,Ja, Michael"
,,Ich bin einfach NIGHT auf den
Gedanken gekommen."
Annemarie sagte: ,,Du hast
recht, Michael, vie solltest du
auf cine so ausgefallene Idce
kcmmen! Und jetzt, leb wohl--
bleib gesund, Michael - und i'm
mer so lustig, vie ich dich lieb
tc. Michael -"
Das Telefon schwieg. En- lausch-
te verzweifelt. Sic hattie abge-
hangt.
Drei Minuten spater war es
Michael. der anrief: ,,Annema-
rie!" ,,Du Michael?"
.,Ich wollte dich etwas fragen.
Wieviel isst cine Frau am Tag?"
,sonderbare Frage! Warum?"
.,Acla, nur so! Isst sic fir flint
Mark oder wird sic fir vier Mark
satt oder gar nur fir drei?"
,,Ich esse schrecklich viel,
Michael!"
,,Schade! - Fur wieviel?'
,,Fiir drei Mark funfzig."
.,Und was kosten beispielsweise
Damenschuhe?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Die Speisekarte

Curt Goetz, der VertaSSer be-
kannter TheaterStiicke. sagte zuln
Kellner: "Bringen Sic mir cine
Portion orthographische Fehler."
"Das haben wir nicht', erwi-
derte der Kellner verdutzt.
"Warum setSen Sic es damn auf
die Speisekarte?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Ich h0re den Baum singer
Und die Erde sprechen
und h0re den Wind summer -
Ich h0re das LIGHT klingen
Und fihl' mich selbstverstummen
Ich sehe die Sterne steigen
I'm schweigsamen Fernenreigen,
Und Sehe die Traume Schweben
Sic grusSen und Segnen das
Leben.
Kathe L. KamoSSa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Vie nett vOn dir, Lieblns, auf
elm Pferd "a setzen, das meinen
Namen tragt!'
ia, nur schade, dass .es die
gleichen Eigenschaften hat vie
du: es kommt INNER ~ spat."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

lon-Gewebe. Schon und praktiscn
gleichermaSsen!
Heute werden Weltreisen nit
zwei Hemden i'm Koffer angetre-
ten. Fmf Minuten III Seifenwas-
ser geschwenkt, und jedes Wa
schestiick ist binnen elmer Stun
de wieder gebrauchSfahig. Aber
was tun wir nur NIT unserer &C.
wonnenen Zeit. wenn es keinen
langen Waschetag mehr gibt? Es
ist doch unsererer fraulichen Vor-
rechte, SIGH nit Handarbeiten zu
beschaftigen? Vie denken Sic 2.
B. uber das Stricken Won faden-
DINNER Mohairwolle? Wachen an
gesichts dieses zauherhaften Ma
terials NIGHT alte SpinnStubenge-
liiste in linen auf? Echte Wolfe,
gespOnnen aus den Haaren der
Angoraziege!
I'm Vertrauen gesagt, unsere
Grossmutter trusen diese Wolfe
auch schon einmal ais Shetland
oder Golfjackchen. Vielleicht sas-
sen sic dabei auf den Stuhchen
NIT den verschlungenen, dunnen
Esenbeinchen, vie sic jetzt VIE
der, ach so neuzeitlich sind. Je-
denfalls warren ihre Beziise auch
gestreift, vie weiland das Sofa
der Madame Recamier und das
der erfolgreichen Schauspielerin
Won heute. Auch die vindyerweh-
ten Wuschell0ckchen deckten da-
mails. vie heute die Sorgenfaltcn
zu, und vas SIGH vor finfzig
Jahren ais ,,frou-frou" unter dem
Rock bauschte, das raschelt heu-
te in Nylcn und Perlon ais Un-
terrockchen um schlanke Beine.
Wenn wir es genau betrach-
ten: Hat sich iiberhaupt arg viel
auf unserer Erde geandert? Ja
und nein, meine Damen! Wer
weiss, vielleicht werden wir Ell
mes Tages in unzerreissbaren Klei-
dern und Kostimen zu einem
Kaf1eestiindchen bis zum Monde
fMegen und manche Jungvef-
mahlten dort sogar ihre Filter
wochen i'm Wonnemond ycrlebcnf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
GriASSknndAl In ia.

GriessknOdel in der Suppe ohne
Fett: 2i2 Essl0ffel Weizengriess
gestrichen voll, Prise Salz und
l Eli werden elattgeruhrt. zuge-
deckt 20 Minuten stehen eelassen.
Damn werden in die siedende Sup
pc kleinere Kn0del eingelegt, die
man 10 Minuten unzugedeckt ko-
chen, damn noch S Minuten zugc-
deckt ziehen laSst.
Semmelkn0del ~ FlcischspeiseR
und Salatgeruchten; Semmeln
werden kleinwiirfelig geschnitten,
unter Ruhren in Butter oder Fett
leicht uberr0stet, Elm wenig &C.
wiegte Petersilie und y ,affee-
Offel geriebene Zwiebel dazuge-
geben. Damn miScht man 3 game
in Mich erweichte, fest ausge-
driickte. fein zerzupfte Semmeln.
Dies kommt in einen Abtrieb v0n
etwas Butter, l Eli. l Dotter,
Prise Salz.2 Mach zugabe Won l
Handyoll Semmelbr0Seln fcrmt
man aus der glatt vermischten
Masse nicht zu crosse Knodel, die,
in cine weitere Kasserolle in ko-
chendes, leicht gesalzenes Wasser
einlegt, unzugedeckt zirka 10 Mi
nuten gekocht, damn herauSge-
nammen. abgetropft, nit ger0ste-
ten Broseln ubergossen werden.
Nockerln ~ Salat oder Fieisch
In einen Abtrieb Won Butter cdel
Margarine, Eiern und l Prise
Salz mengt man Mehl und CRIES.
und lasst die glatt verruhrte Mas
Sc IL Minuten ziehen. Nit dem
Essl0ffel scilImal und klein &c.
formte Nockerin werden in eins
wcite Kasserolle in koehendes, ct.
was gesalzenes Wasser eingelegt
unzugcdeckt zirka s Minuten &c.
kocht. Nachdem man die NOk.
kerln aus dem KOchSud gefaSS
hat, werden sic gut abgetropf
und NIT Butter CIDER gerosteter
Broseln abgeschmelzt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

WAS, heute gibt's nur Kar-
toffeln zu Mittag?" wundert SIGH
Tmpe.
"Ja", lachelt seine Frau suSS.
"Sieh NAL, ais die Koteletts Feu-
er fingen, habe ich die Suppe
zum L0schen nehmen missen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

ne schleudert ihren goldenen
Strahl vie cine Fanfare des
Triumphes uber die Welt. Die
Erde badet i'm LIGHT.
Alf0ns Hoffman,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Die neue Hausgehifin: "6eit
icl1 hier bin, habe ich, immer
Ohrenreissen." Die HausfYau:
''Kein Wunder! An den Schlus-
sell0chern 6ehtS."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Farm Bureau
Annual Picnic
August Is

The annual Farm Bureau picnic
will be held at the Ag Center, Cal
thersburg, Saturday, August Is,
starting at IL am.
Take your family and lunch and
enjoy real old fashioned get to-
gether.
There will be a baby contest,
farm queen contest and various
other games and music.
Glasses for the baby contest are
6 months to / year, 1 year to 9
years, and 3 to 5 years. There will
he cash prizes for first, second and
third in each class. Babies of Farm
Bureau members are eligible. Mrs.
Allie Messer is chairman, for
further information call Gathers
burg 800 WI.
Any girl making her home on
farm Of not less than 3is acres
and having reached her 10th birth
day, but not her 10Th, and being
single, is eligible to enter the
farm queen contest. Miss joyce
Riggs is chairman and can hi
reached at Gaithersburg 334 WI
There will be a small gift for each
girl entered and cash awards fci
the first three place winners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Community Chest Council
Committees Are Announced

David Scull, president Of Mont
gomery County Community Chest
and Council has announced the APP
pointment of 1953-54 committee
chairmen.
Edward j. FitzGibbon, executive
of the Bank of Silver Spring, Will
serve for the second year as chair
man of the Budget Committee.
This committee receives and con-
siders all requests for funds made
by the member agencies Of the
Chest, including the requests for
funds made by the Chest itself.
Howard Balm, manager of Sears,
Silver Spring, is chairman Of the
Personnel Committee responsible
for Chest staff personnel employed
on a permanent basis.
Other appointments are: G.
Gregg Everngam, Silver Spring
attorney, serving his second year
as chairman of the Bylaws Com
| mittee.
Mrs. Herman L. Goldberg, Sill
yer Spring homemaker and for
] CONTINUED on Page 60
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
.FluOridatiOn
For 1000 Up
County Kids

Some 1000 upper Montgomery
County school children will receive
applications of fluorides to their
teeth during the coming school
term, it was announced this week
by DIR. V. L. Ellicott, County
Health Officer.
The demonstration" of the
effects of f1uoridating teeth-ex-
pected to reduce cavities among
children on. an average of IS to
40 percent-will be conducted by
a dental hygienist of the us. Pub
lie Health Service. The hygienist
will be on duty in the county for
about a year, DR.. Ellicott said.
The service will be given to all
children outside of the area now
served by the Washington Subur
ban Sanitary Commission-whosc
water supply has been fluoridated
fer about two years.
1t was arranged by and will be
under the supervision of DR.. Roy
H. Bridges, dental clinician of the
County health department. The
program has been approved by
the County Council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Damascus Group Organizes
Health Protection DriUe

Moved by the story of a mother
in their own county whose four
children all caught tuberculosis
from someone working in the
home who had not had a chest X
ray, civic leaders from the Da-
mascus area met on July % to see
that the same tragedy be prevent
ed in their own homes.
Said Public Health Nurse, Mrs.
Aileen Davis: "When we heard
the story of Mrs. Dorothy Vir-
ginia Smith of Silver Spring in
her article Help Me, Mother,
Help Me" in the August issue of
Cosmopolitan magazine, we de-
cided to take some positive steps
right here. Our chance will come
on Tuesday, August 4th, when the
Montgomery County tuberculosis
Association will send us the chest
x-ray truck for the day, 10 am.
to s pm. in front of Whitesell's
Pharmacy"
Knowing that doctors advise a
chest x-ray every year as vital
measure in family health protec-
ton and that the X-ray trailer
probably would not return to Da-
mascus for another year, under
the craftsmanship of Rev. A. Cd
ell Osteen, leaders were invited
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Ohio Man
Selected
AS County
Manager
Edward T. Beall,
Portsmouth, O., City
Manager, to Succeed
Irving G. McNayr

A special meeting of the Mont
gomery County Council was called
for yesterday afternoon to name
Edward T. Beall, city manager of
Portsmouth, Ohio, as county man
ager of Montgomery County.
The Council had reached Sc
cret agreement Tuesday night but
had not planned to reveal the APP
pointment until later in the week.
Approximately 70 applicants had
been interviewed in seeking sue
cessor to former County Manager
Irving G. McNayr, who resigned
to accept post with the Point
Four Program in Latin America.
A native Marylander, Mr.. Beall
will be returning to his home State
after a seven-year absence.
Mr.. Beall has been manager for
three years of Portsmouth where
the Federal Government is con-
structing a huge atomic energy
plant.
Before that he spent about 10
months as assistant to City Man
ager C. A. Harwell in Norfolk,
Virginia.
Born and reared In Baltimore,
Mr.. Beall is a 1929 graduate Of
Johns Hopkins University. He
received an A. B. degree there.
He studied liberal arts, engineer
ing and business economies.
He joined the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co. after. grad
uation as a business office train
ee in Washington. In 1888 he OPP
ened the company's office in Tow
son, Md, as manager. From 1886
to 1888 he acted as the firms pub
lie relations supervisor in the
State. +
From 1888 to 1913, Mr.. Beall
was district manager for West
ern Maryland wits offices in Ha-
gerstown. In that position he be-
came familiar with Montgomery
County, part Of which was in his
territory.
Mr.. Beall was with the Celanese
Corp. for the next four years,
first as assistant superintendent Of
personnel in Cumberland and then
as personnel superintendent at its
New Jersey plant.
1t was not until 1913 that he
entered the city manager field in
Norfolk.
Mr.. Beall is married and has
three children. His wife, Agatha,
is graduate pharmacist and is
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Mrs. Smith Urges
County Residents
To Get X-Rdyed

I'm going to do everything !
can to help the Montgomery Coun-
ty tuberculosis Association in its
campaign to x-ray parents" said
Mrs. Dorothy Virginia Smith, a
Silver Spring mother, whose story,
"Help Me, Mother, Help Me-" has
just been published in the August
issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.
Mrs. Smith has had her Story
appear in many local papers, and
in addition has appeared on sew
eral radio shows with sincere
appeal to parents to have yearly
X-rays.
A picture of the Smith family
will be used on the cover of a
pamphlet being prepared by the
Montgomery County tuberculosis
Association an this picture" said
Mrs. Smith, "our entire family is
gathered around the table in pray
er. We are giving thanks to God
for having restored our family to
healthy and happier living.
sincerely hope that all parents
will read this pamphlet thoroughly
= it has a message which will put
parents on guard against tubercu-
losis."
Mrs. Smith has said that there
is no reason why parents need tc
neglect having chest x-rays since
the x-ray machine appears in
Montgomery County the first week
of every month. Hours are 10 am
to 8 pm. daily except Saturday
when they are 9 am. to PIN.
August 8, Monday, Westmore
land Circle.
August A, Tuesday, Damascus
Whitesell Pharmacy.
August 5, Wednesday, Wheaton
Shopping Center.
August 6, Thursday, Bethesda
Farm Women's Market.
August 7, Friday, Rockville
Court House.
August 8, Saturday, Silve
Spring, Ellsworth Drive at Hecht'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30

delegates to the county women
group, Mrs. Wells said.
Mrs. William X. Griffith has
been elected president Of the 3-11
club Poolesville- Beallsville. The
Friendship club will be represented
by Mrs. Lillian McNish and
Takoma Park will have Mrs.
Arthur Joseph.
About so women attended the
third in a series Of socials spon-
sored by the county club last
Thursday afternoon at the home
cf Mrs. Wells, at Greyrock,
Brookevillc.
Assisting the hoetea3 in servWg
refreshments we're Mrs. Well's
sister, Mrs. Nellie Drennon, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Three County Men
Join Marlin
Catching List

Three County men fishing Tues
day out of Ocean City on Cap
tain Talbott's boat landed mar
lin a piece. They measured ap-
proximately g. 10" and weighed
from AZ to SIS pounds.
Alvin B. Veirs, Rockville, one
Of the anglers, stated the big fish
are biting very we'll and they
hooked, but lost five or six more,
Mr.. Veirs and Thomas W. Mus
ser, Gaithersburg, are having
their marlin mounted for their
trophy rooms. Ellis II. Melon
ough, near Frederick, the other
fisherman, plans another trip with
his companions to try their luck
again.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30

niece, Mrs. Orrin Bartlett, Of Che, y
Chase. Both are new voters in this
county having lived in the District
Of Columbia for many years.
Among the guests Of honor were
Mrs. Mary Duvall, Of Baltimore
president Of the United Women's
Democratic Club of Maryland, and
Miss Corinne Barber, secretary to
former Senator Willard Tydings;
members Of the Board Of Cover.
nors Of the county club, which in
cludes the presidents Of the aGli-
ated clubs, committee chairmen
and officers.
Several similar affairs are be.
ing planned for September and
October.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Trade Board
Outing Plans


Planning for the big Rockville
Board Of Trade outing on August
IL has moved into the home
stretch. Tickets are now on sale.
The collection Of prizes to be
awarded at the affair is underway
and arrangements for setting up
games and athletic events are con-
tinuing, according to Van +. Lip
pard, chairman of the entertain
ment committee, which has the re-
sponsibility Of setting up this gala
affair.
The Board Of Trade has asked
local business establishments TO
close on Wednesday afternoon,
August IL, the day Of the outing,
in order that businessmen, their
employees and families can at
tend. A fine response to this re-
quest is being received at the
Board Of Trade office.
Tickets are available at the
Board Of Trade office at ii Fay
cite Street and are being distrib-
uted to members Of the Ticket
Committee, who will place them
in stores and other appropriate
places IN Rockville. The ticket
committee 10 headed by J. E. Fill
more. Ticket prices are $1.00 for
adults and so cents for juniors,
8 10. Children under six will be
admitted free. Ticket reservations
may also be made by calling Pc.
2-4040.
Sports chairman, David L. Car
rasco, has announced a series Of
events which will provide enter
tainment for all age groups. This
includes softball games for boys
10 and under, for girls 10 and un-
der, and mixed softball game
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30
Fire Bill
Veto Urged
On County
Council
Firemen and Civic
Leaders Claim the
Measure Would Ruin
Firemen's Morale

A second public hearing tues
day on a proposed law to give the
County Council tighter control
Ger the fire departments again
drew nothing but criticism from
firemen and civic groups.
Statements were repeatedly
made that the bill would destroy
the independence and morale of the
fremen and not give county tax
payers "fair shake" at the after
noon hearing attended by some so
persons.
The hearing was called after re-
quests that the bill, passed in May
and due to become law August Is
unless vetoed, be killed.
Speakers protested that provi-
sions of the bill would force tax
payers to protect themselves" by
removing the statutory tax rate
limits; destroy the force which
drives the volunteers to spend
thousands of free hours fighting
fires and which creates community
interest in fire prevention by talk
ing away local autonomy, and place
an unnecessary additional burden
on the County Council by requiring
it to pass on each department S
budget.
The Council drew sharp critic
ism from several speakers fc1
passing the bill in spite of siren
. uous objections and without APP
Aparent support last spring.
y Once speaker, Donald E. Ryan
u safety engineer and member Of
the Chevy Chase Town Council
told the County heads he "hopeE
the interest and objection Ito the
billy voiced today will not go UNI
needed"
"You are taking away the indie
pendence we (the volunteer fire
men) cherish so much" the Coun.
Gil was warned by A. D. Farquhal
of Sandy Spring. 1--WE don't like
the idea of having to go to Rock
vile to set up what we could sci
up ourselves" Farquhar said, add
ing, "as long as we are volunteers
don't say we MUST do something.
Reference was made by severa
speakers to the "home rule" plat
form on which the present charter
form of government rode int
power five years ago.
"If this bill is not vetoed" Far.
quhar asserted, "the home rule
Continued on Page g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30

tailtwister, w. j. Thomas, III. Di-
rectors for two years are G. c..
Lyon, Jr. and Mark Wilson.
President Patton announced
committees, asked for full cooper
alton and assured the membership
that an active and vigorous pro-
gram is being outlined for the
year. This assurance was in evil
dence with the announcement that
the club would sponsor the Mont
gomery County Horse Show, a To-
cal affair, on Saturday, Septem-
Der IL, on the farm of Martins
Dairy at Oakdale between Olney
and Norbeck on Route 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-30

from Damascus, Monrovia, Cedar
Grove, Woodfield, Browningsville,
Clagettsville and Purdum to plan
for the x-ray of every adult on
August 4.
Besides Mr.. Osteen those meet
ing in the Health Center on July
% were: Maxwell Burdette, Noah
Ifert, E. B. Lipford, E. f. White
sell, Mrs. Beulah Hyatt, Mrs.
Charles Tschiffley, Mrs. Emerson
Slacum, Mrs. Cecil Allnutt and
Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. Whitesell and Mr.. Lipford
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