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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-18
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W.S.C. ). OF Local Methodist Church
Enjoys Annual Xmas Party Thursday

The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church held their meeting and
Christmas party, Thursday even
ing in the home of Mrs. Pearl
Ullman.
The meeting opened with pray
er and singing carols. Mrs. Faye
Love led the devotions and Mrs.
Ullman had the program. She
read the second chapter of Luke
with musical selections. Mrs.
Martha Fryfogle gave a reading
''The Other Wiseman." Hymns
were sung. Mrs. Nina Huffman
had the business. The meeting
closed with prayer.
Games were played and a gift
exchange was enjoyed and sec
ret sisters" revealed and new
ones drawn. The home was dec
GRATED in the Christmas holiday
theme with a large decorated
tree and other pine decorations
with red candles.
A delicious lunch was served
to Mrs. c. E. Johanning, Mrs.
Emilene Schramm, Mrs. Helen
Wilson, Mrs. Roma Hughlett,
Mrs. Bertha Johanning, Miss
Ann Johanning, Mrs. Evelyn
Ayers, Mrs. Faye Love, Mrs.
Martha Fryfogle, Mrs. Nina
Huffman, Mrs. Blanche Schafer,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Cunningham,
Mrs. Barbara Wooster, Luther
Schramm, Blaine Ullman, Aun-
dree and Harry Johanning, Harry
Schafer and hostess.
Attend Banquet
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and
Mrs. Emilene Schramm attend
ed the annual S.C.S. banquet on
Wednesday evening held in the
Belle Valley school at Belle Val
ley.
o. E. S. Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Fry
fogle attended installation night
OF Lowell chapter of Eastern
Star at Lowell on Friday even
ing. Mrs. Jean (Ullman) Schr-
ANN, formerly of this COM
munity, was installed as worthy
matron.
Deer Hunting
! John Earl Briggs, MD, F.A.
C.S. and William Hickle and Jim
Thompson. of Columbus, were
guests on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Ull-
man. On Wednesday accompan-
led by Mr.. Ullman and DR.. H.
l.. Duncan, of Matamoras, went
deer hunting DR.. Duncan shot
deer.
Church Notes
The Road Fork Baptist church
news. Ray Fellinger, pastor, Sun
day school at $50, worship SER
vice at 1890 and Christmas
program will be given on Sun
day evening at 7:30. The children
will have recitations and the
young people will present play
"Joy To The World"
In Caldwell
Mrs. Stella Schoeppner was
visitor at Caldwell on Thursday
and at Marietta on Friday.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Schramm
and Mrs. c. E. Johanning visited
on Saturday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Hartshorn, of
Newport Pike, who have been i'll
but are some improved.
A Christmas program will be
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-18

The outdoor man lights up
like a Christmas tree at the
sight of a gift that promises
to add to the fun of fishing,
hunting and camping.
Col m n S new instant
lighting floodlight ] a n rn
stretches those precious day
light hours. A folding camp
stove makes cooking quick and
easy even for a novice. Both
of these outdoor appliances
burn for hours on single
filling of inexpensive white
gasoline.
The man of the house may
think of a new lantern or
camp stove as his very own,
but it's gift that can be en-
joyed by the whole family.
In between outings these
versatile appliances should be
kept handy for emergency use
in case a storm or flood inter-
rupts electric power supply.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-18

her daughter, Mrs. Ray Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard John.
son, of Caldwell, spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. H. D
Carter.
Mrs. Kenneth Cutler and Mrs
Carroll Cutler were shopping al
Cambridge, Saturday.
Myron Cutler, student a
Greenville, S. c., arrived home
Saturday for a vacation.
Nora Clark was calling or
Florence Carter, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brador
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Raw Clark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-18

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u. S. Savings Bond as a symbol of
how important he thinks this abso-
lutely safe, good-return Govern
ment security is to every American.
81 buy Savings Bonds regularly, for
my own future" says Audie, 81 buy
them at Christmas for others, be-
cause / don't know any more well
come gift than the present with a
FUTURE q United States Savings
Bond"
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
New School
Awarded

Contracts totaling slightly over
81 million were awarded by the
county school board on Tuesday
for construction of one new ele-
mentary school and five additions
to existing schools.
The new school is Dennis Ave
nue. elementary to consist of IL
classrooms and related facilities
and to cost 1886, 400.
The additions are:
. Maryvale elementary to con-
sist of four classrooms, two kin
dergarten rooms, conference
room, teachers room, toilet ia.
cilities and some changes in the
existing building. The contract
for S146,40 was awarded to the
K. A. Baker Co., Inc.
Q Germantown elementary to
consist of four classrooms, all.
purpose room, office, storage
area and kitchen. j. A. Blu.
chanan &c Associates was award
ed the contract for $190,372.
Burtonsville elementary to
consist of four classrooms, teach
ers' room. and storage area. The
James l.. Particle Co. was award.
ed the contract for its low base
bid of S73,54O.
. Wheaton Woods elementary
to consist of nine classrooms, ad-
ditional toilet facilities, office
space, faculty and health rooms,
conference room and other items.
Contract was awarded to Clark
and Chapman, Inc. for S180,200.
Ashburton elementary, seven
classrooms, toilets, two kinder.
garten rooms, library and a new
administration suite. Contract
was awarded TO Linden Con.
struction Co. for S219.5OO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
In Platform
Democrats Promise
Conflicts Study

given to the County Council and
the legislative delegation "for
whatever official action may b.
needed, but only after ample
time for review and comment by
the general public"
Other major planks in the s.
page, single-spaced platform:
. Giving the County Council
veto power over extension of
sewer lines by the Washington
(See Related Editorial ON Page A.
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
. Periodic review by the prop
er authorities" of the school cur.
riculum.
. Taking away from the Gov
ernor the appointive power over
the third Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission commits.
sioner; the other two from each
county are appointed by local gov.
erning bodies.
. Efforts to bring about the
ultimate abolition" of taxation
of retail stock in trade.
. Opposition TO "spot coming"
and adoption of rule that twice.
denied coming applications cannot
be resubmitted for three years.
o Development of Satellite"
communities instead of urban
sprawl"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
In Platform

County Democrats this
week. promised, if elected. in
November, to appoint a spe-
cial commission which would
study the conflict of in
terest" question VIII CT be-
came such an issue in the pri-
mary last May 81.
The issue was raised in the pri-
mary by the Democrats for SO.
They argued there were too many
men with real estate interests
holding key governmental posts
here. The charge was denied by
the incumbents who said such a
charge amounted TO guilt by
occupation" and was unfair.
In their campaign platform
made public this week, the Demo.
Gratis said their commission would
be composed of eminent citi-
zens." 1t would be charged with
the duty of making "a judicious
and dispassionate" study of the
matter. Its findings would be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
1t Ends Saturday
III EnuS saturday
FIemen Report 1908
Haze Visited Carnival

Inc annual Rockvine Fire.
mems Carnival, winch ends this
Saturday night, so tar Is running
ahead OF last year IN the NUMBER
OF paid atlenuances.
AS of MONDAY night, officials
counted lo,UIS a0uIt admissions
and guessed as many cniIuren
under II have attenued. II start.
cd August A ana VIII end Sarur.
uay nignt.
Although attendance is higher
than normal, 1t was not beiIeved
That final attendance would top
the record year, lo47. Net re.
ceipts That year totaIed $4,000,
anoCner record yet unequaiied.
Officials reported that the
nightly floorsnows in the dancing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Suit Filed
On Petition
Advertising

A suit challenging a ruling
that school board candidates
must pay for advertising of their
nominating petitions was filed
Monday in Montgomery County
Circuit Court.
The suit, test case, was filed
by Glenn J. Goldburn, Rockville
attorney who is an avowed can
didate for the school board. He
contends the ruling by the Board
Of Elections Supervisors is con-
trary to the intent last year of
the Maryland General Assembly
when it enacted an amendment
to the State election laws.
Goldburn said he hoped the
case would be heard in the last
week of August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Municipal Band
Concert Sunday

A special children's program
will be given by the Rockville
Municipal Band at $3.50 PM. this
sunday at the Civic Center
Selections on the program in.
clude; Mickey Mouse March, by
Jimmy Dodd; Whistle While You
Work, arranged by Maurey and
Churchill; March of Toys, by Vic.
Tor Herbert; excerpts from the
Mother Goose Suite, by Maurice
Ravel; excerpts from Carnival Of
the Animals, by SaintSaens;
Mosquitoes on Parade, by Alden
Estes; Cinderella Waltz and Gin.
derclla March, by Richard Rod.
gers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14

A Rockville landmark, Vim
sons drugstore, was sold last
week for $35;500.
The owner after final details
are settled is the Wolfson Proper
ties, Inc, which already owns the
adjoining G.. c. Murphys five and
dime store, a finance building and
Rockville Drugs on East Mont.
gomery Avenue.
Wolfson Properties made the
highest bid but neither the num-
Der of other bidders nor their bids
were disclosed by administrator
of the estate of the late doc"
Vinson. Mr.. Vinson died last Jan
uary at "a.
Principal member of the incor-
poratlon is Mrs. Reuben Good
man, of 4545 Connecticut Ave
nue., NV, Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Goodman was the former
Ida Wolfson, whose husband, Abe
Wolfson, died in 1881.
Mr.. Wolfson amassed consider
able real estate holdings in Rock
vile before his death. They
passed TO his wife and two, sons,
Bernard and Irwin.
Mrs. Goodman this week said
that the old brick store at the
corner OF East Montgomery Ave.
nue. and Perry Street will be COM
pletely remodeled inside. She said
she did not know what KIND of
business, II any, will be located
there.
The building was erected in the
1905 and has approximately
1000 square feet of floor space.
In addition to its main entrance,
the building has another on
Perry Street and staircase lead.
ing to quarters on the second
floor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Schools Expect
68,453 Pupils
Opening Day
Scheduled
For Sept. A

An estimated 68,453 chill
dren will stream through the
doors of Montgomery Coun-
tvs 108 public schools when
they open September 4.
Registration of new students in
the county school system will be
held on the two preceding days,
September 2 and 3, at all ele-
mentary and secondary schools
from 8 Am. to 3 PM.
kindergarten and first grade
pupils who have not attended
kindergarten mus t bring birth
certificates and evidence of
smallpox accination and
diptheria immunization. New
students in grades lip need GER
tificates of grade placement from
their former schools.
Orientation days for new
teachers will be held August q,
% and 20. All teachers will re-
port to their schools on Septem-
Der 2.
June IL is the closing date for
the 183day term with June 10 as
the last day for the teachers.
Schools will be closed to allow
teachers to attend professional
meetings on October 16 and II
for the Maryland State Teach
eTs' Association in Baltimore. No
vember 3 and February % for
county professional sessions.
Holidays include Election Day,
November q; Thanksgiving, No
vember 27-30; Christmas, Decem.
Der 24-January A; end of first
semester, January 80; and
Easter, March 27.April 5.
Glasses will observe regular
dismissal hours the day prior to
holidays.
Glasses at Montgomery Junior
College will begin on September
Is. Sophomores will register on
September IL from l to PM;
new and other students, Septem-
Der u in the Academic Building
on the campus in Takoma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Halliday
Glasses Due
1917 Kids

Double sessions for 1917 elemen.
tary school pupils are anticipated
by the Montgomery County school
staff with the opening of school
on September 4.
Relief is expected for 816 of
these children by January. The
figures are surprisingly similar
to those of last year when 1916
children started on double ses.
sions and 846 were relieved by
mid-year.
The schools and numbers of pu-
pills that will be ON double ses.
sions are: Highland, 200; Four
Corners, 211; Arcola, 290; Rock.
inghorse, 270; Chevy Chase, 100;
Wheaton Woods and Aspen Road,
FOG and Bannockburn, 240.
Double sessions at Twin
brook will be avoided by
transfer of the four sixth
grades to BrOome Junior
High School for 1859. The
children will be transported
daily from TwinbrOOk to
BrOOme.
Until the new Aspen Hill School
opens in October, its children will
go to Wheaton Woods School.
The two kindergarten classes at
Wheaton Woods will be housed In
the Wheaton Woods recreation
center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
More Than 100000
Due to Visit Fair
1000 Exhibits
Competing for
$4,000 Kitty

Two beauty queens, Miss
Washington" and Miss
Montgomery County Fair"
will join to cut a cake Tues
day marking the beginning
of the 10th annual Fair at the
Gaithersburg Agricultural
Center.
Both are county girls. Miss
Washington" is Lee Berl<ow, 10.
of Bethesda, and Miss Fair" Is
Karen Treadway, II, of Ashton.
The Fair will run from Tues
day until Saturday. Seven thou
sand exhibits, including prize
animals, farm produce, hobby and
art crafts, baked goods IL and
scores of others, will compete for
the more than $4,000 in prize
money. Fair admission is so cents,
no charge for children.
Fair officials hope to top
last years attendance of
100000. Ample parking will
be provided.
Highlight Of the Fair will be
two performances a day, the first
three days, Of q western rodeo
replete with buckin' broncs,
Brahma bull riders, trick riding
and fancy roping contests. AID.
mission to the rodeo is free.
Other entertainment includes
light and heavy draft-horse pull
ing contests Friday night and the
always popular horse show Sat-
urday morning, afternoon and
evening. Hunters, jumpers and
saddle horses will perform before
exacting eyes of the judges.
Opening day is "Kids' Day.
featuring the traditional frog
jump, turtle race and pie-eating
contests. Rides will go TO small
fry at half price.
BE sure to read the Sen
tinePs 32-page Fair Section
included with this edition of
the paper. II contains a com.
plete schedule of events and
special feature articles about
the Fair and the people who
run II.
Fair officials are prepared
to serve $4,000 meals of
delicious, home-cooked food
prepared by county church
women.
Winding up the Fair will be
new event Holstein cattle
auction by Holstein breeders. The
auction has been scheduled for
the final night Of the Fair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14

the number of admissions con-
tinues," declared John T. Young,
Jail warden.
Last month the Jail had q daily
average of 81 prisoners, com.
pared to Al in July, 1857. The 50
percent increase has jailer Young
worried. ut is becoming diff.
cult to maintain high level Of
security" he said.
1T wouldn't surprise me at all
If our daily population next Win.
ter doesn't stay up around 100,
and If ii does, that means I'll
have to put three men into two
man cells. Since there are only
two hunks to a cell, the third
man will have to sleep on a mat.
tress next to one of the hunks"
Young said.
One of the main reasons the
Montgomery County grand jury
will be recalled for an early SEES.
sion next month is so that the
jury can get on with indictments
and relieve the serious over
crowding at the jail.
A comparison Of the number
of prisoners on days in July of
this year and last looks like this:
5638, 6l.31, 1914, 1892, etc.
Jailer Young said he could not
comment on the reason for the
apparent increase in crime, but
as TO its effect on the Rockville
Jail, he said: 1T is a situation
for real concern"
The Jail on the fourth floor OF
the Circuit Court building was
opened In 1881. Its designed
maximum Of IS prisoners has
been equalled In daily averages
for the past several years, Young
said. Peak loading far sur.
passes its planned capacity.
Jailer Young remembers one day
not too long ago when 81 prison.
crs. men and women. we're pack.
ed IN the Jail.
Prisoners could move into
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
NeW Voters
De0dLine is
Running Out

New voters must register
by September % if they want
to vote in the upcoming gen.
eral elections, the Montgom-
cry County Board of Election
Supervisors warned this
week.
At the same time, the Board
issued a list Of supplemental
times and places when voters
may register. New voters must
have resided in Maryland one
year to be eligible to vote.
The office of the election
supervisors at the Rockville
County Building will register
new voters from 9 Am. until
4:30 PM. Monday through Fri.
day and from 7:30 until $3.50
Pm. September 18th through the
lJlll dIlu vi TIE <%Hu.
Other places include the Silver
Spring Armory, the Bethesda
County Building and the Glen.
mont Elementary School which
will be open for registration
from 2 until ) Pm. and from 7:30
until $3.50 Pm. August 25th
through the 29th and September
End through the 18th and the 9Th
through the 18th.
Other registration places that
will be open from 1880 until $3.50
PM. include the Damascus fire
house, August IS; Gaithersburg
fire house, August 2e; Colesville
school, August 81; Cabin John
fire house, September 2; Takoma
Park fire house, September 81;
-Four Corners Elementary School,
September A; Colesville Elemen.
tary School, September 5; Ken.
sington Armory, September 8, 8,
IS; Rocking Horse Elementary,
September IL, and HiIlandale
School, September u, from 2
until 5 PM. and 1880 until $3.50
Pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
POI NeW
Teachers
Hired

An assistant supervisor, a vice.
principal and POI new teachers
were approved by the Montgom.
cry County School Board at its
meeting on Tuesday.
Thomas Bilek, a teacher in the
Montgomery County schools since
September, 1913, was named as
sistant supervisor of mathemat.
les.
George Sites, a counselor and
former social studies teacher at
Takoma Park Junior Hig h
School, will become vice-princi-
pal there.
The POI teachers are divided
119 for the elementary schools
and 50 for the secondary schools.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Kids to Pay
&c for Mix
This Year

School milk this year will cost
pupils three cents per half.pint
carton as a result of action by
the School Board Tuesday.
The Board voted to charge a
uniform price of three cents all
over the county, rather than
varying it from school to school
as it did last year. In some sec
tons it was two cents and in
others ii was higher.
The Board awarded the milk
contract for next year to Mar.
tins Dairy which was low bidder
at .053999 per carton. The school
milk program is partially subsi-
died by the Federal Government.
The Board noted that the bid
prices would bring the cost to
slightly higher than 1888 for
Bethesda and Silver Spring, and
slightly lower in the upper coun-
ty. They decided the uniform
rate was preferable, however.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
.PaViIiOn's
Size Argued
In Rockville

a plan TO enlarge the seating
capacity of the proposed pavilion
at the Rockville Civic Center
from 700 to 900 at concert-Iike
events will be brought up next
week at a special meeting Of the
Rockville Mayor and Council and
the pavilions architects.
Satterlee and Smith, architects,
will be asked to discuss the size
and shape of the building now
octagonal with a girdle of open
decks in view Of various seating
arrangements.
City Councilman Joseph Rogers
Tuesday urged that the pavilion
be expanded TO seat 900 persons
at concerts and at least $50 at
dinners.
He said that If the building is
not planned with future growth
in mind, the pavilion will be OBJ
solete in 10 years.
Councilman Frank Ecker, on
the other hand, said that a 900.
seat pavilion built with available
funds would be a "bsre-boned,
sustere barn." not attractive TO
visitors.
lie said he had obtained varf.
Gus cost estimates for the 200
person expansion from Satterlee
and Smith. They were $4,000
for rough estimate, $4,000 on a
square foot basis, and $4,000
on a cubic foot basis. A total Of
Si8l,0 900 was the price originally
set by city fathers for a 700-seat
pavilion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14

pavilion were going over big.
Rock m roll, hillbilly and popular
music artists hold forth nightly
at 8 o'clock.
The Rockville Volunteer Fire
Department depends almost en-.
tirely on carnival receipts for its
yearly expenses. If it we're not
for profit from the carnival, a
fire tax would have TO be imposed
In Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
KOepenick Quits
Committee Post

Glen j. Koepenick, owner Of
Abode Hardware resigned as
chairman Of the Rockville Devel.
opnent Council Tuesday.
City Mayor Alexander Greene
and his council voted Koepenick
a motion OF thanks, and appoint.
ed Richard Cooperman TO fill his
position for an indefinite period.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14

My parents, unfor-
tunately, were no diff
ferent from the rest.
"Ilona!" they would say.
"An actress? No"
But l persisted and,
as a young woman, won
a scholarship t o t h e
Vienna Peoples Opera.
My debut was in PUG
cini's losca. Oh, it was
wonderful!
/ sang a great va
riety of roles as a drama
tic soprano. My career
as an opera star ended
in 1888 when Metro
Goldwyn Mayer put me
under con tract and
brought me to the United
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
Old One Has Had 1t!
Old One Has Had 1t!
NelU County Jail
Urgently Needed
Staff Photo,

The Montgomery County JAIL designed with 35 prisoners
in mind next year may be forced into throwing extra
resses on cell floors to accommodate many 100
pants
This could very well happen if the current increase in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14
I'm an Actress
By IlOna Massey
AS told to Steed Evans, Staff Reporter
Zone of a Sentinel Series)

In Budapest, shortly after the turn of the century,
an actress anyone in what call show business
was considered loose immoral person
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-14

States. I've Deen mere 70 Years next month.
| was quite sure of myself. Iona l said, you
know the language After ALL you've had private tutors
But when got here it terrible. Everyone
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