Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-27
Germantown
Bicycle
ROad-e-O
Is Tonight
Deborah H. LEM
WA. 6-O692

"A DlSyCle lIOdu'e-O Is ScIleu'
uled for this evening June 20
at the Germantown School at
$50 pm, for all children with
bicycles in the Germantown
area. The event is sponsored in
the interests of safety by Cub
Scout Pack 1925, Den 1, with
the assistance of the Montgom.
cry County Police Department.
Officer George Winovich, who
works with the School Patrols,
will be on hand. Fathers of
youngsters who plan to attend
are urged to see that bicycles
are safe and that their children
reach the school grounds safely.
All those who live further than
Germantown proper should be
brought in cars for the sake of
safety. The Roaad-e-o will be
hedl on the School blacktop, and
will include a bicycle inspection
and competition for prizes. Eli
gible are children through jun.
ior high school level, and prizes
will be awarded in two separate
age groups, a younger and an
older. There will be free Cokes
for all participants. The Cath
ersburg Optimist Club will fur
nish stickers to all entrants.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Frederick c. Marth on the death
Of her husband on June 20 after
an extended illness. Mr.. Marth
was born and raised in German.
town, and lived here all of his
life, where he was a carpenter.
He Is survived by his wife, Anna
M. (Stevens) Marth, and a
brother, Roy L. Marth, of Wash.
ington. Funeral services were
held at Gartner's Funeral Home
on June "a, with Rev. Albert w.
Lenz officiating, assisted by
Rev. Philip J. Lee, Jr. Inter.
ment was at Neelsville Gene.
terry.
Congratulations go out to
all area graduates of Gathers.
burg High School. These include
Robert Briggs, Robert Green,
Charles Grimes, Francis John
son, Lewis Magruder, Jerry
Martin, Stanley Prather. viii.
liam Roberts, Thomas Sangrey,
Anita Carpenter, April Cox,
Hazel Geisbert, Louise Cor.
man, Germaine Moone, Carol
Ann King, Carol Martens, Kath.
leen McGrew, Joann Prather,
Resale Prather, Norma Lea
Wachter, Sandra Whiteman, and
Pat Woolwine.
Mrs. E. H. Spencer Of Stock.
ton, Calf, is spending a month
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
w. Setter, in Germantown. and
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Freeman, of Washington.
Jim Clagett, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Clagett, has
returned home for the sum.
mer from DePauw University,
Greencastle, Ind.
Officers were elected recently
for the MYF of the Trinity
Church. The following were
elected, and were installed at
a recent Sunday worship serv.
ice: Danny Zornsdorff, presi.
dent; John Potocko, vice presi.
dent; Linda Trenton, secretary.
treasurer; Nancy Grimes. Com.
mission on Worship; Linda
Zonsdorff, Commission on
Social Activities. Counselors are
Mrs. Wayne Trenton and Fred
Linthicum.
The Afternoon Circle of the
Neelsville Church met June 20
at the home of Mrs. Lee War.
field, with Mrs. Beall Unglesbee
leading devotions, Mrs. Albert
w. Lenz the Bible study, and
Mrs. R. B. Stuart presenting the
topic on the problems of aging
persons.
The Upper Seneca Baptist
Church, Cedar Grove, held its
annual strawberry and ice
cream social at the Talmage
Watkins meadow on June Is.
The children enjoyed games and
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