Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29
By Mrs. Philip Marcus
10. 1904

- LO. 1904
Wheaton Glenmont residents
who use the Viers Mill Health
center of the County Health de-
partment, and lay clinic work
ers of the Wheaton-Glenmont
Public Health lay committee-as
well as the Viers Mill committee
have different center to go to
now that the moving job is fin
ished.
The Viers Mill Health center,
which covers the Wheaton area
as well as others, has been moved
from the commercial area at
Viers Mill to 4012 Sampson Road,
a few doors from Viers Mill
Road. This is the former Viers
Mill office of DR.. Marshall L..
Cuvillier, Jr. DR.. Vuvillier, Silv-
er Spring physician, owns the
house which will be the new
Viers Mill center and the County
rents the building.
The house contains, besides a
Easement with shower and bath,
a living room, large kitchen, and
two bedrooms and bathroom
actually more disable space and
probably more privacy than the
former center with it's halfway
to-the-ceiling partitions.
County Health department
nurses who work in the Health
center and who serve the area
are: Miss Louise Crosby for the
Wheaton Glenmont area, and
Mrs. Georgiana Green for Viers
Mill and Wheaton City.
VacationitiS - a pleasant cpl
demic which normally occurs
throughout the United States at
this time of year-has hit the
Wheaton-Glenmont neighborhood
with full force.
To mention a few of the va
cationers, we have first of all the
Logan E. Kimmels and daugh-
tiers, Barbara and Linda, and the
Claude Millers and daughters,
Sandra and Dorothy, who have
spent the past couple of weeks at
Rehoboth. 1 wonder if they did
as we did in the days when 1
kwas a child walk the long
trail up the beach rorm Rehoboth
to Henlopen Lighthouse? .
That was back in the days when
the Tom Hydes, Douglas Far
quhars, Frincis Millers, and Har-
wood Owingses and all their chill
dren took large cottage at Re-
hoboth for several weeks D..
sort of shifting the weeks be.
tween families E. with day after
day of sun, sand, ocean bathing,
and grabbing. (The Mama's usual
ly were the ones who had to pick
the crab meat =. winder if they
really got a vacation?). Also
wonder if the fish factory" at
LeWes, several miles to the north,
still sends it's noxious odor south
ward when the wind is in the
wrong direction. The "fish fac
tory" is actually large factory
which makes fish oil and ferti-
lizer from menhaden, a salt wa
ter fish allied to the shad, used
primarily for fertilizer purposes.
We wander from vacationers
:. more of whom have been the
NVilliam CumminS of Wheaton
Hills, and their children, Barbara
and Walter, who have returned
from a three-week trip to New
York and New Jersey where they
visited relatives C"gaVe the
grandparents and aunts and I'M
cleS a chance to catch up on the
children" in the words of Mrs.
Cummins). In New York City
the family visited Mrs. Cummins'
mother, Mrs. Rose Lebediker.
While there, the children took a
boat trip around Manhattan, Wis.
tied the childrens zoo in the
Bronx, and Barbara attended a
big league baseball game. In New
Jersey, they visited Mr.. Cum
Minis parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
w. Cummins in Tenafly.
The Cummins brought back
with them Mrs. Cummins' nep-
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