Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-08-05

of Ashton.
The chairmen were profuse in
their thanks to county business
people who have been generous
in providing everything from
trucks to nails at close to cost
figures but fatty refused to ev.
en- try to name them because the
list is so long they might acci.
IDENTIFY overlook one or two.
Electricians Dennis Howes,
Gaithersburg and Gordon Um-
stead, Olney, were much in de-
mand and evidence. Other coun.
ty and area men on the "honor
roll" for the work they have
done are:
Henry Hickerson, German
town; Paul Mills, Travilah; Mar
shall Davis, Jr., Germantown;
George and Earl Lecklider, Cal
thersburg; Harold Young, Rock
vile; Robert Stiles, Rockville;
Peter Donaldson, Rockville;
Ralph and Grover Walker, Cal
thersburg; Willard Young, Cath
ersburg.
w. w. Rappley, Potomac; w.
j. Hines and son, Silver Spring;
James Welsh, Jr., Gaithersburg,
Richard Howard, Gaithersburg;
George Fry, Redlands; Fred An.
derson, Gaithersburg; r. H. Cos
tella, Gaithersburg; Gabe King,
Gaithersburg; Albert Clagett,
Germantown; Leroy Johnson,
Germantown; Sterling Bowman,
Gaithersburg.
Clarence Pearson, Rockville;
Basil Mobley, Derwood; Lee Par
ham, Hyattstown; Thomas and
Magruder Viers, Rockville; w.
L. and w. I. King, Gaithersburg;
Fred Fry, Gaithersburg; Thorn
as Bailey, Laytonsville; Allie
Messer, Gaithersburg; Edward
and Mehrl Mayne, Gaithersburg;
Joseph Heck, Jr., Potomac.
Charles Savage, Gaithersburg;
C. M. Janney, Germantown; Ro-
bert Chichester, Olney; Robert
Dorsey, Boyds; Donald Hobbs,
Sandy Spring; John L. King,
Woodfield; Fred Fort, German
town; Robert Ogg and R. D. Le-
Garde, Rockville; Leslie King
and sons, Clarksburg.
Joseph Fraley, Derwood; Sam
uel Riggs, w, Olney; Irwin King,
Gaithersburg; Louis .Fraley,
Rockville; John Muncaster, Der
wood; Frank Plummer, Wash
ington, D. c.; Russell Pope, Der
wood.
George Fraley, Gaithersburg;
Edwin C. and Edwin D. Fry, Lay
louisville; Edgar Heflin, Sandy
Spring; c. w. Jordan, Gathers
burg; Paul Pearson, Travilah;
Harold Ward, Gaithersburg;
Gordon Keys, Olney; Sidney
Mills, Travilah; Ronald Mills,
Rockville; Charles Schwartz
beck, Gaithersburg.
Earl Henderson, Glenn; Joseph
Torreyson, Jamestown; Mike,
Willard and Charles Lethbridge,
Ashton; Leslie and Rudell Beall,
Clarksburg; R. w. Farmer, Cal
thersburg; C. D. Armstrong,
Laytonsville; Alan and Merle
King, Gaithersburg; R. H. Far
quhar, Sandy Spring; Stanley
Stiles, Laytonsville.
Dennis Howes, Gaithersburg,
Raymond Kemp, Damascus;
Richard Janney and sons,
Brooksville; Nathan Miller, Bar
nesville; Albert Cissel; J. w.
King, Gaithersburg; James S.
King, Germantown; Willard o.
and, Colesville; w. A. Chapman
and sons, Gaithersburg; Cliff
Wightman, Gaithersburg.
Ashton and Thomas Garrett,
Rockville; Charles Stiles, Cath
ersburg; Walter D. Howes,
Washington Grove.
Members of the National Cap
itol Rabbit Breeders Association:
M. H. Hess, Frank Deane, Fran
ces Adelhardt, r. A. Windsor.
Members of the National Cap
itol Dairy Goat Association: D.
E. Bennett, John Hunter, H. w.
Mumford, ]. w. Potter, Charles
Darr, Albert Stacey, William
Franklin, Allen Rogers, Kay and
Howard Russell, w. E. Shots.
The job was not finished when
work stopped at A pm. to allow
farmers to go home to do their
own work.
But it may well be done this
Saturday. Yes, work will go on
- and hang the temperature.
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