Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-10
PooIesviIIe
Exhibit Is
Enjoyed
By Cattle c. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

and daughter, Linda, BeallSville,
and Mrs. Esther Watkins, Cedar
Grove, have returned from a
Today trip to st. Louis, Mo.
Twelve-year- old Linda was
much impressed with the old
locomotives in the Museum OF
Transport, near Brentwood, but
found the ride on the handcar
too much work for such a slow
way to travel. She especially en-
Joyed the horse farms in Ken
lucky where she saw many
thoroughbreds.
Mrs. Howell Lowell, New
Windsor, was hostess at a cook.
out Sunday for members of the
family in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Charles w. Fritz, Pooles.
vile, who celebrated her birth.
day August 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Halter,
GAINESVILLE, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. John Coleman, Mar.
tinsburg, w. Va, on a weeks
tour of the New England States.
They also visited Mrs. May Cole
man at Lake Forest, Conn.
Mrs. William Baker, SeIIman,
observed her birthday on Sep
TENDER 1. The Bakers 12-year-
old daughter, Jeanne, who suf.
fered an injury several weeks
ago when her arm was caught
In a wringer, Is improving.
Michael Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myrell N. Miller near
GAINESVILLE, Is ready to give up
everything in favor of travel
since his first airplane trip to
Florida three weeks ago. He
stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
bert Knill and children, former
Comus residents, at their home
in st. Petersburg. Mike arrived
home by train Sunday, eager to
tell of the places he had visited
In the South, but the unexpect.
ed visit of a deer to his back
yard made homecoming excit.
ing, too.
Little six-year-old Mango
Weed, daughter of Mrs. Irene
Weed, Jacksonville, who was In
jured In an automobile accident
June Is, at which time she ne.
ceived a broken leg above the
knee, was removed from trac.
ton Friday. On Sunday she re.
turned home after IL weeks
disqualification at Frederick Me.
mortal Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dorset, OF
near Poolesville, attended the
Grand American Trap Shoot at
Vandalia, Ohio, last week. Traps
were set up for a mile in length
to accommodate more than 1900
participants.
c. w. Roberts, Beallsville, oh.
served his birthday September 8.
On August % Mrs. Sidney
Thompson, Poolesville, was adj
mitted to the Vindobono Conva-
lescent and Rest Home, Brad.
dock Heights.
Mrs. G. Robert Gray, Pooles.
vile, entertained at a bridge
luncheon Wednesday.
The cut hand Mrs. George r.
Cooley received recently on a
broken glass at her home in
Beallsville is mending and the
stitches have been removed.
About go guests from this
area and Washington were en-.
tertained at luncheon Monday
by Mrs. Byron d. White, Fred.
erick, and Mrs. Fred Haynes,
Clearwater, Fla, at the Francis
Scott Key Hotel in Frederick.
Sonia Kinna, Comus, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kin.
ma, has returned from a three
week stay In Suburban Hospital
for observation and treatment.
Sonia, who was injured Febru-
airy 3 in an automobile accident,
was a patient at the hospital un.
til July when she was allowed
home for several weeks. Now,
with the aid Of crutches and a
brace, she expects to return to
Poolesville school this fall. Sam.
my Baugher, Poolesville, who
was injured In the same acct.
dent and convalescing at his
home after six months hospital.
ization at Suburban, also ex.
poets to resume his studies at
Poolesville High.
At a pre-school party, Miss
Glenda Fritz entertained a mum.
Der Of her teenage friends at a
lookout last week at her home
In Poolesville.
Back from summer camp at
Fort Defiance, Pa, are Todd
and Kirk Newmark, Beallsville.