davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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iRsrssa irsns esdsSs., pssis' aSRs'i pir., si%s
shown, Rsas. dsvn payment. A.
sumo large Qf ioau, Se1 nc. n
slnass al; We q t,ks trses, Fktpp-
AP. 5-lslb tan q.
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FMnsSlMTSattiSd amber. ssstisd q Sas. fenced
ot; textures '. Ia.,,nn; "; E%; Tsts s.S,T. sSs.
excl. University Hills area. t16o
down, FHA or assume sS4 per nc;
OF payment, DORA =. SAVAGE
PROPERTIES, WA. 7-sS00.
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heuaD W sAh--Ah
somEnaET-oraasua brlpk splll.
level with centtf BALI fnrNel dln.
rms, al-elsf M with a4lulnln4
panelSd ihmllf I'm, u tNihssiEad
IN. nth hFepl, beautifully lsnd-
neanfa, cyplpta-laneed Inrd. kQH.
xeNDoRtkh, RsalloF. OF, t-siii
60MKnSErl bS owNkil-a. .keAIm !.
nlf-eond ilhnFd rnmblqri ! baths,
T.s' ies.sII Fss' ~ % sOs, hsSat oI.' jSd',.
s6ssssssk s6ssssk. ihisn I..sl: sle. e. 2 ss..ggi gip!i
Sslni !; iffai some rsnalr: weedsd
lot eoAeOoi nns "a raishbofhood.
TMlNnkoog roansT-nf OWN.
mi bSdIml, AlIuma or loan;
1870 l..h. toe No. iheh. IN.
FWik 6Ro0k voEEks=slDg a..
20 atltlsmknl ehef8al, buys Nls
lnvels dlt a.nedFn, home full
ssSs ssss N s'SSl'I es 70 'is.ssIsIis'
wEkAfoN-1Nb mensy Qegn; faeYe
III % extra chAlElIi of ~ nea-
Oll aab1dfm. hlitk. tanf ff4f
Ell sshoolli needs NsIk n. Poe'
jchk96h 'l,6, Esms =
WlfkkfbN. 5000 IA. al, inel, Hss-
tlsment chIr. total pfies. 4li.ooO
a en inll. fnH k1ni.. lge, fiv. rm.,
SEQ. din. rm.,. cheerful tlt.i lEs.
s:ii rDsBBiSgT S' y! g!Tyss' SlaiSa
s-ssdfm. brick rs96isr. ~ ssssl.
Ssfs.sSI sii..5.Ssiu y; s.rpss s, p,ssn
sash; mr., I'll ffhooll; $1,000,
SClIhRsj6I fos'. .se.ssi2I C.
wHkatoa ,..! grsss9ss ss.. we. Yer .,P ,pr
home featuring bedrInA and
taII h1mt,. oomblat1ly reqeegrate eo
Inllds ahd cut. nice eorntL 70!
with atlFaetlve vieu; VACANT Il
IN. 70 lehooL .An1nme ~ 81
tolei 0At l-gvg = = y " = = y; = .ssss
WHkafoN. Cape cbd--1 eefrr. !.
o. hllk sshscl Idea! iRS. flmiiy
NIth eenooi enndfens.soO DAas-
WooDAcRke--s bedrmsx Z baths;
egk. eolonlal' No :sYaknsAv9 "
aFsnn.
wpobaC0k.SslS 2 Boa .S:S: ,S:s
Fn', ss-bsth brick cape COD
With garaGl ane 1reensNag; lst
A., lEe. ~, m, Elm. rm.. IN.
bsdrm., bath and true center hal,
ss1ns' s;,s re IN; ny rlsh s,rat n,spla's; and
Knsha. issIiSi oHIEo sSSSos ctsEScT koEScY
SoRRR JU' S-'iOO' y III S' 'o'
s-seee,
EC0NOMY y ne ksyncdr, sds, q so.ns: sn,.
nS %nas n.aesoSlsl - an. Tn', 3 excel.
Sedrms.. full ksmt. with rec. I'm.
Tia.nE0. AL. kkeafNcER 4 Co,
10. a-lSll,
zsS;SFS,S ,SO1veSK0fTI-Ror Ror
0go .hs1rm RsuSs
n Tw,n Sreok. No psyments. sol.
Cafi CWNfR. "a. A-sSl1.
a~n@0kNl AVN 1RETRAa ~ tha
bS4Svggs ..s ~ 80 trs,Iv a. in1s
ee.sa ,s,ss sIyske sn.hs,sf nreVsf
heaa,; 80, q Ps.sss,, as i; s'ssas ,,s. ssIs an.
rm., srpspiihN attic, hsl bsmt- I;
m hus and shOppine In FOUR Cofs
GToAEn wEN~
sTNoFR X CO., 10. 0-lb4t.
S.ssSSSFT SNsorKnfIRN lREA
DEstIAoss iAetyss ~. An
Spnt nItl es..ss s.s.s ~ s,..s,eh:
r. saksessr,S kR'esrsSS III: ecmsnSniss
ssS s.rssi ear nns. van disEance; ;
mat MOVE a Europe' sac. 1T
SvS 0O1 car Of. 6-SiSS.
~ 6fvSTk 6sls9.6s -
JAZZ n.yWrEni.s,lsI. SSsr NH:
) ssIs.sis. SssTas,: sE - baths =:
VI. W ss',s s,,tsias snfrs ne:
hg.sh ssst " MAJ: E ala J seperate din
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ABHBuRToN

AonBQhlON
Is nsthssas,s ay lssely soHs|sSE1n,sSsa sssE nSa q %
$40. 900 price range. win build TO
your OSCILLATIONS OF. you may
Choose from vide variety Of avail
able plans. LaTse seiectioA Of lots.
LEoN KAHN, 10. e-o224 days,
OF. s-e6l3 ewes. and week end.
BETHESDA, MnnRlAsACK PARK
81 poN'T T,dss ggi5syIh Eye! II, is,a7 sk
owner can't stand climate, saeFi-
hces attractive spaeicps home TO
ssms sun lRs. of nertsSss: conv. KIT.
Is; s ,..,g rss S Ssss eashs sU:. fer e every sST
thinT ii Dir River I'd. past Colds
boro to Marjory lane. then risht to
sS2a Tone df' OF. 4-SfIS. No Wis
tors tors or calls before i, please.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
level SPLIT, plus storase level; 8
rms. 2 baths, porch. Clearhroek-
Cedar IL. between Wisconsin,
Conn. avts. Mr.. completion. CLAx-
TON WALKER BUILDER, INC,
20. 2-9016.
BETHEsDA-Rapbler designed for
superb location fer children; near
rec. center; excel. schools: fenced
600. OWNER. oI. s.oSii' IL i0'
BETHEsDA-WMDWOOD MANOR
old. SpIit-sntranes. Contemporary
home, Daylight lower level. par
italy finished, for extra lEe. rec.
rnlr may be subdiVide6 into 3
rm with frepl.: S2B. BOO, incl
many extras. Deal directly with
PVT. owner and essune SlS.30Q
lhse .GI loan. Open sat. and
Sun. 6004 Avon dr.; phone OIL.
BRTHESDA--Near NH. Open sat. :,
Sun. 2-S. S-bedrm, Cape Cod,
by owner, glassed peh. shady ter
race, fenced, nrepls.. gar, work
81 snop; Isss' Kaa' si4.sSe' No assnt''
BeTHgsDA-Huntington ter, cow.
located 2-bedrm. brick Colonial
with lge. lst q. den. full bsmt.
with rec. rm. and u bath. garage
S19,e60. ORC. ". RoBERTsoN,
Realtor, 1885 wis. ave, on. g.
2i2S, ewes. oil. $3.50, once open
Sun. 1915.
BETHESDA - ouaIity-built brick
moor area. 4 bsdrTnI., 3 baths. ies.
din, rm,. all-elee. kit: full bsnit. !:
secluded scr. porch. karage. KOR-
zENpoRFKR, RealtoF, OIL. ASH
III ..
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Por information on these and
others, especially one house at only
81; 81 800 az sss .od sneshsr s insy vt ~.
R sssss: es.,' can 1.is hhsa ssds. Rad'P, pf
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BETHESDA
0RMN NuNDAE, la

s..ssssI, .s.sssSII, 's's% SS. S:s.. SsSslF \. 2
assiss ssrvssss isTi,l 'ii isSi Ssst
~ M D Rlass r. risN = tfad
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FoGGY BOTTOM

OPEN SUN, i-5
Attract. a-bedrN. brick town
sSS a:S, q ..Sas saSs " Srvss.G, ssi g., Is:i e:
ssss ssss, sSis ~ ssO fSSl can kI:s k:ei R.Si e
fsss!ssi sss. oIivES i'2.C + GAss. ss. ni.i.or. ;
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PARRVfEW EsTATEe
Overlooking ROCK CREEK

EAEEA
oPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Beautiful new rambler on lAree
lot. Center entr. hall Nv. rn., with
fireplace and bookshelves, din. rm;,
eaSinets. PfRKfLkcE. and isrEe
din. area leading TO screened
porch, = hedFms., 2 baths. Fun
6smt. with fireplace and powder
I'm IN -.c.s css.s Esss,ls1t srn w. ties1sast q East
west hwy. riEht TO lst trafhc
iirhf, left TO Levslle dr.. left 70
rA'TMSEs ME- csUCsHAsD. kEALToR
en-, 2-42aa or EN-. 2-Al4b
MAEAToN = sr9g,: srLEgT:;LEyEEL.s ~; ~:
:sfEE ssfE W. s!ySssl sSsSsss. .T4is sAST . 'fsSSs: fS
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'RIVERDALE, MD

ESs Ea4d.s slnissi ssis. ~ ssSsG SiSSstG ia A 81
easy terms. Taylor and Ravens
yced. J. HARRIS RodERs, Wa.
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24o7M EYE ST. NV,

A LARGE SMALL HOUSE with
roomy kit: 26-ft. liv. rm.; over
locking garden and mastsT-sized
eedrms.: t2A,000 and exceptional
nnaneing.
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Fis: i::::: sI,SSsEss.SSs isSS' .s.a asI:i !
might sxchange, Also 4-6edrm
hiShGays: miNht exehanEs 10Th
vacant and Ike new. OWNER.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

'SSTne1M OK vIal. EsAIeEp EsIseIE|p psl-E Ea,ssI9O EdO
Sa,hls Sass; mel ..,sn,s s.ssls%:5t = &C. sspns
yrs. Sa eIS rIsIss nsWIy dse :. M w. r. nt,es am
Fm., 2 bedrms.; bsmt.: mr. ichoois,
shopping. treRsp. Immellsis oc.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

ALEX.--5-bedrm. stone; / blk. on
Wi ssitS sisa0s oa siCSo FIX T2Sr .pSPoss
We also have new split-levels.
ramblers and contemporary ram
blers from $20.2S0 10 S2e $50, in
the same area. or you may want
e nice bullying lot; swErTzER
REALTY, KI. 9-4e77 or SO. 3.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

DAMASCUS ARRA-chaFming g.
rm brick and stuceo country
hsas On -.srs, ,l lOt: ios; o o. r.. Rte.
ss,iS ss MSssrP Sr,ssis: ssss:R Tss TCsu s'1sES HS
sSstdn r.. dns SSrRsc rScm suHSisEa SsS room. ss%i
.sa a Sath on II arss s1sSo9' aSSS: tso ESss
bedrooms. bath. cedar e1oset end
storage space on second Moor;
enclosed TssI .Rereh: freezer IN
MRS. AYERS, Clearwater S.2es4.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

PEN Sl.s pAnx-Gsw .S..ss ,sSsf.la. s;Ssefrn" 1k
55isss an s:sp.sTsS sSss slss sse nos ssoSsSe psS
sep. din. Tm-, else. HI, with tahls
snaee and birch cabinets, bio
master bedrm. with q bath and
double closets, full daylight bsmt.,
extras Esiorel Arsa'l best new.
conventional terms. DIR: Out
oreenbelt I'd. TO Edmenston rd !,
right to BerWyn rd. right and
follow arreys to open hoIss.
FEgIEcEE FEgI Ez zaHoRoEs PaorERTiss'
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caEyY caAsE p a ARA IA; . ,,l lnssSgtiiyl ga..
on nn acre Of ground. Large.
eraciovE rooms, Center hail. ly;
m. din; rp- kit; lerarS 8
rm. Please can INEz cUSAARD,
REsALToR. NJ. 2.42sa sr SM.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

HtIllEspA--gsuf hsfrn.:, p tell
ss.ppi. u IN. o'lss Ss.. iSs-'iasi; Sec. t.
SsiIsin atssss: s.sss:.. 'i 'ss sSrs sS: sS. lss
R9fIIrSba aSnsk nkskArfSf. dL, sE.itfS.
netMksDA, LAnDpN AhaA-a
:::;I: a :;a;;: a: ssiHsE E.ss :,'i;! q! ~;
An6SIRslhs Of 'S;.sEsS o'see' DO
Evening star., 1958-05-10

FHA FNANCED--AIl-bEick. 3-bed-
rm., fuli-bsInt. rambler on lovely
fenced corner let: eonv. located,
many extras. incl. storm sash,
attic fan; Sl6,7S0, With Sl4,e5g
soy. sOy6r. TSTtsesss; yVsIs 4 j. KSssiSohH
Evening star., 1958-05-10
HoUils FeR iALI--Au.

eoLolKD-N nI-E. EaoM leo
ak pIsns's esnsesa iis.odcI Sps sisss isSp
FWn o. uafufn. OWNER IA
Evening star., 1958-05-10

sssass1S sIs,..:I s:SI s:ss ssss?i ~, ,sSs. ss;H:
g 8 i;lS oISkiSiEas 2 81 So ssIlsE q sES'
bedrm. brisk colonial On Bic lot
s ~; =, IS ss;.s: zee; g; I'm. IN. ,Aissse n iS5
aAhunk 2. nQQLEY OF Nd.
MeS.s o.. s-7soo; svss" o.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

S1t.atey. Gatt w. <-VAlN.
HILLcREsT; RoR eALK BY OWN
2 baths, finished rec. I'M. IN full
bsmti leVsiy nsishserhoOd. b
Evening star., 1958-05-10

BRK. coLOHIKL-Custom-bviit 3
bedrm. home featurlng 2l-ft. hv.
Tm. with hrepl., sep. din, rm :,
stsp-saying KIT. plus full bslnt >
scr. porch and att. garaIe; M
mac. throughout: eKesl, West Hy-
ats; los;: priced axS SnasE tOday,'s ny,s
market 5DS oosnI at $3.50 EEa !, UiA III eng Z.
z.kfl;nahl IA. Eeih1s' s'0 ~
Evening star., 1958-05-10

LICK coRNLR, Near Two avs-
SSs SSosSS .sG Sc sssA Cabs sIIsS sss U1 saHt va:
Evening star., 1958-05-10

= HeBtoration type,
7-rm, brick home. centrally 10.
sstsd s, :: Sgg y: Rcyal RS st.: A nr: CITY
toTic bldgs:; suitable town house,
stsAHtssGS . ssSeo '0Ha Easily nSs snsncss SedGssS c
9wssEESR 9wssNEESR' d. 7-4osS or TT.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

BRIcK sPLIT:LEyEI5s. g. if:; bed
! die baths; sarpst, drapesi in.
maculAte condition: COW. drive
TO Mn or kEc; illness tcrees
owner TO sacrifice at A20,7So;
assume present loan or rHA, o.
p. RfEIb. INC ~. b-7lis. Open
Evening star., 1958-05-10

5sIhts6A-sIe.5Oc. ssSs. IISs; .,;
Ssnt:: @, re- fns isy- i;Si'd
s:sSsp;: SsS:Ss !; - s.OS : g. -.issEa5%S. S.'j;
$500; ewes, OF. 2.e24b.
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Only $500 Down
SEE MOORE e MOORE

~! y: :s.gsT ESss: :S: iSs So 81: Iss. I;
N, C." Lower price for cash.
Moore d Moore, Realtors
RE, $4,000 RE- b.aao0
Evening star., 1958-05-10

NQRTn foREsfttLtf-sSsQ On.
PA: a-hedrm. rambler With lee
tenceo yard. alum. storm win,
COWS and doorhi nf. aeheqlsl ~
per No. SAYS all. OWNER ~
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Richard CreueI Seeks Secretary of State Nomination

Richard J. Dick Greuel, speak CT of the House of the last Ter ritorial Legislature is a candidate
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13

for the Democratic nomination to the office of Secretary of State.
 In a statement concerning his candidacy Greuel said, My ini- tial desire had been to run for the State Senate, for which I filed Subsequent to that action I was urged to run for Secretary of State by groups of Alaskans from every corner of the Territory The calls, letters and individual contacts all said basically the same thing.
 With only two officials to be elected for the entire executive branch of the new state govern ment, it was the unanimous con clusion of everyone that contacted me that the office of Secretary of State should not go by de- fault to someone who might con- sider it as merely a steady job with few simple chores to perform.
 Rather it was envisioned that the Secretary of State should be the Governors 'right-hand man" assisting him diligently with the massive tasks and responsibilities of the Governors office; right hand man" with substantial leg islative experience to help build
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13

a harmonious relationship be- tween the legislative and execu- tive branches of the new state government. Further, it was de- sired that the office contain strong voice to speak out against the palace guard proponents of big bureaucracy, in order that the new state might begin opera tions efficiently and economically.
 It was on fundamentally these terms, and after long pause for reflection, that I consented to place my name in consideration for nomination as a candidate for Secretary of State. It is my sincere belief, that I can best serve Alaska from that position.
 If nominated and elected, pledge myself to sensible, eff ficient and economy minded gov ernment. I intend to speak out loudly for the best interests of Alaska. feel strongly that we must provide a forward-looking climate in which our economy will grow dynamically toward business prosperity and accom- panying full employment. We must proceed slowly, but we must proceed ever forward, to- ward the day when Alaska is not only the biggest state, but the richest"
 Greuel served as member of the Alaska House of Representa- tives in the 1853, 1855 and 1857 legislative sessions. He wa s House majority leader in 1855 and Speaker of the House in 1857. He also served as chairman of the Alaska Legislative Council from 1855 to 1857 In addition, Greuel has been chairman of the last two Democratic Territorial Con- ventions and has served as a member of the Fairbanks City Council from 1851 to 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Third Dionne Quint Married On Monday

MONTREAL, R = Marie Di- onne, third of the Canadian quin- tuplets to marry, was honeymoon ing Tuesday with Florian Houle, a 38-year-old court clerk she met last March
 They were wed early Monday in a secret ceremony to avoid the glare of publicity that sur- rounded the marriages last au- tumn of Annette and Cecile, the other two married quints. The fourth sister, Yvonne, is a reg istered nurse. Emile died in 1854.
 Two altar boys witnessed the wedding ceremony and then as- sisted in a nuptial mass in the Sacred Heart Chapel of Notre Dame Roman Catholic Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Traffic Fatal from
Driver browns
In Patuxent

removed to Roy Barber's funeral
home in Laytonsville.
Reese'S parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Viletus Reese, of Unity,
planned TO bury their son to-
day from the Lisbon Baptist
Church, Lisbon, Md.
County police at the scene, $50
Pm. Monday, said Reese was
travelling south on Route 81 at
high speed when he lost control
of his car as it approached the
bridge. The car, a 1857 convert
ible, careened more than 100 feet
along the side of the road before
falling about 10 feet to the river
bank where its momentum car
ried it another 100 feet across the
river to the Montgomery County
side.
The car came TO rest with its
wheels in the air, partially on
sandbar. Firemen righted the
car with a winch and began their
probe for Reese's body.
A motorist who was ahead of
Reese's car and on the bridge
when the accident occurred, said
a sheet of water thrown up by
Reese's car came up over the
bridge and drenched his auto
mobile.
Montgomery County police
turned investigation of the
accident over to Howard
County police when it was
determined that the accident
had its beginning i'm Howard
County.
Reese's death brought to five
the number of fatal accidents on
Maryland roads during the Labor
Day holiday.
Roy Barber disclosed that
young Reese had just gone into
partnership in a gasoline station
at Lisbon. In addition to his wife,
Shirley S. Reese, he is survived
by a daughter, Beverly, 4, his
parents, five brothers and five
sisters. Barber said the Reese
family came to Maryland from
Tennessee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04

the unexpired term of Chester
w. Nichols who has moved to
Fort Worth, Texas.
Because of the appointment,
McElroy, Sc, must resign his po-
sition on the appeals board.
Neither position carries a salary.
Married with one child, McElroy
lives at BOG Mt. Vernon Place,
Rockville. He is an attorney with
the Distilled Spirits Institute, a
trade association in the District.
McElroy was clerk to the Coun-
ty Council from 1949 until 1851
and was secretary to the Upper
Montgomery County Planning
Commission as well as assistant
to the county manager. He preM-
ously served as title clerk of the
Appeals Tax Court for the county.
McElroy was president of the
Hungerford Towne Civic Associ-
alton in 1867 and is a member
of the Board of Directors of Com
Concerts, Inc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Council Due
To Appoint
New Palmer

Two weeks are expected to
elapse before the County
Council has a chance to APP
point a successor to David
Soul, Silver Spring real estate
man and county COP leader,
who resigned two weeks ago
as a member of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
The lapse will be caused by the
lack of a full quorum, according
to Robert T. Snure, acting coun-
Gil president in the absence of
Wilbur N. Baughman.
The council Tuesday received
names of eight persons proposed
for the planning job. Seven were
forwarded by the Republican
State Central Committee - Scull
must be replaced with a Repub-
lican and the eighth came
from the candidate himself.
Written" candidate was H.
Brooks Perring, real estate man,
701 Copley Lane, Silver Spring.
He announced his candidacy in
letter to the Council Tuesday.
The remaining seven were: DIR.
Harold P. Morris, a biochemist
from Silver Spring, who also has
the blessing of the Montgomery
County Citizens Planning Asso-
citation; James Buchanan w, of
Rockville, owner of a building
firm bearing his name; J. Hodge
Smith, of Glen Hills, a Rockville
attorney; Stewart w. Bainum, of
Silver Spring, owner of a plumb
ing company and developer of
real estate; John A. Floyd, of
Manor Club Estates, owner of a
Baltimore paper company with a
branch in Washington; Gilbert
Hahn, Jr., of Bethesda, lawyer
and member of the Hahn shoe
store family; and Jerome j.
Harris, of Chevy Chase, former
president of the Montgomery
County Civic Federation and a
lawyer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Southern States
Area Meeting
Will Be Held

Harold Lethbridge and Donald
Hobbs, both of Sandy Spring, and
Donald O'Keefe of Cloverly, have
been nominated to be on the
Board of Southern States in the
Burtonsville area.
The Burtonsville Southern
States 35th anniversary member
ship meeting at 8 PM. September
II at the Burtonsville Fire Hall
will highlight the 1T Pays to
Know" contest and the elections
of local board and Farm Home
Advisory Committee members.
There will also be a Farm
Youth Speaks" contest for youth
between 10 and 10 years of age.
The winner of each of five given
topics will be awarded an ex-
pense-paid trip to the 35th annual
stockholders meeting of Southern
States Cooperative in Richmond
November 81.
The 1T Pays to Know" contest
will be based on 35 questions
about the Farm Coop, its serv-
ices, programs, and local agen-
cies. There will be $50 such con-
tests throughout the six-state
operating territory of Southern
States within the next few
months. A total of 10 grand prizes
with total value of $4,000 will be
awarded.
The September IL meeting in
Burtonsville is being sponsored
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Death
Notices

BOCCABEI.I4A, BARRY DENNIS. August
% at Montgomery County General Hos
pital. Resided in Olney. Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond G. Bossabella, brother OF
Patricia Ann, Richard A., Paul M,
Dennis James, and Donna Marie Bocca-
bella. Buried Tuesday in the Gate of
Heavenly Cemetery
GOODNIGHT, JOAN s. August 81. Re-
sided at 6007 LeMay Road, Rockville.
Wife of j. Carroll Goodnight, mother of
Beth Ellen and David Goodnight Buried
Wednesday in Elkridge, Md.
GRANT, UPTON EUGENE. September 3.
Resided at 1925 Grandin Avenue Rock
Vile. Husband of Joan Grant, father of
Michael F.. Grant. Burial arrangements
not complete.
NLATNEY, IRVING NJ. August 80 at his
home, Damascus. Husband of Pearl +.
Matney, father of William D.. Matney.
Buried Wednesday In Frederick, Md.
REESE, RALPH. September 1. Resided at
Unity Husband of Shirley s. Reese.
father OF Beverly Sue Reese, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Viletus Reese, Buried Thurs
day in Lisbon, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Gaithersburg
Parade Seen
By 10000

A throng of about 10000 per-
sons enjoyed the colorful Labor
Day parade in Gaithersburg
sponsored by the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Volunteer
Fire Department.
Thousands lined the curb and
saw expensive commercial floats,
prancing majorettes, dozens of
pieces of shiny fire equipment
and numerous bands.
Prize winners were listed by
fire department officials as:
Best appearing pumper MARY
land): first, Hillandale; second,
Berwyn. Best appearing out-of-
state pumper: first, Mt. Vernon,
Va; second, Lorton, Va. Best
appearing aerial truck: first,
Hillside; second. Riverdale.
Oldest piece of equipment, Mt.
Airy; best equipped ambulance:
first, Branchville; second, lillian
dale. Best appearing ambulance:
first, Rockville; second, Hyatts-
town.
Best appearing rescue truck:
first, Rockville; second, Silver
Spring. Department coming the
longest distance, Annapolis;
Ladies auxiliary (best appear
ance): first, Upper Montgomery;
second, Hyattstown. Marching
unit, company with most men in
line, Frederick Junior Company;
marching unit, Junior Fire De-
partment, Silver Spring.
Hook-up contest, Damascus
Fire Department, time 10 Sec
onds; drum corps, first, Morris
Frock American Legion Post,
Hagerstown; second, st. Mary's,
Baltimore.
Drum majorettes: first, D. ].
Brentwood; second, College
Park. Floats, commercial, first,
Safeway Stores, Gaithersburg;
second, Musser Brothers, Cal
thersburg. Organization or patri-
otto: first, Forty and Eight
American Legion Post of South
ern Maryland; second, Knights of
Pythias, Gaithersburg. Marching
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Olney Horse Show
Due September 13

The 18th annual Olney Horse
and Pony Show will be held Sep
TENDER ID at Martins Dairy
Farm starting promptly at 10
Am.
The affair, sponsored by the
Sandy Spring Lions Club, will
feature % different classes for
both novices and experts. A pony
will be given away during the
show.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Dickerman BUYS Site

John NJ. Dickerman, executive
director of the National Associa-
ton of Home Builders. has &C.
quired approximately five acres
of estate land in Bradley Farms
near Congressional Country Club
on which he will build his home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Surprise Party

Friends of Mrs. Dorothy Suth-
erland, of the Berlin Apartments,
Rockville, gave her a surprise
birthday party August 80 at the
Hawaii nightclub near Bruins
wick. Md. Mrs. Sutherland works
at Standard Supply in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04

by the Southern States Coopera-
tive and the William ]. H. Hines
& Son, with stores at Olney and
Cloverly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
McElroy Gets
Plans Unit
Post in City

John D. McElroy, one of the
three members of the Rockville
Board of Appeals, Tuesday night
was appointed by the Rockville
Mayor and Council to the city's
Planning Commission to fill out
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04

unit (non-firemen), Gaithersburg
Junior Fire Marshals; tug-of-war,
open to all firemen, won by
Hyattstown Fire Department;
first-aid contest, also won by
Hyattstown Fire Department;
Harry Pollock drill competition
won by College Park; second
was Starlettes, Charleston, w. Va.