Vital Statistics of Multiple Marriages and Births
A list of many couples with marriage alliances and birth announcements including Dominicanu Ida ounsane and Kd Wiliam with a girl, Simon P. and Mary J. Smith with a girl, Arthur IX and Alice M. Herren with a boy, Leonard and Mary B. Hoy with a boy, and numerous clergy led unions. Names include Rev W I Joan Deane, Theresa Hughes, Clayton Ross, Marion Bladen, Leo Healey, Beulah Dewey, and George Dounis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominicanu
Ida Ounsane
Wiliam
Mary
Mothershed
Simon P
Mary J. Smith
Arthur IX
Alice M. Herren
Leonard
Mary B. Hoy
Charlier L
Huntingtoo
Alvin
Frances M. Lorty
Henry W
Helen E. Driscoll
Joseph BE
Dorothy M. Gardner
Menry L
Eleanor, McCabe
Robert EB
Bertie V. Garner
Nathaniel Sod
Ruth Johnson
Wiliam J
Annie L. Ware
Terry
Virginia Day
William F
Eleanor Nelson
Grant
Audrey Taylor
Columbus M. Sama
Atlante
P. T. Paola Clinton S&s. Jones
Oxen Hill
Beulah B. Dewey
T. C. Jon Lawrence D. Batson
Brentwood
Adelaide Eile
Cambridge
Mase
W. T. Hubbard
Aloysius Seipel
Marguerite E. Begley
RE Matting
George Dounis
Catherine N. Sk. Dos
R. EL Mattingly
Edward B. Lewis
Hilida V. Spear
Alexandrt
J. EL Briggs
John W. Swans
Dorothy M. Moreton
Haltimore
H. M. Hennig
Jogoman E. Green
Dorothy A. Miller
C. J. Hennessey
Edmund J. Swartz
Margaret Sweeney
W. F. Smith
Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and Homes
A list of death notices includes James A Worcester 21 at 16th and Spring NW Albert L Thomas 59 at 3120 Mt Pleasant NW Dennis F Nolan 1233 8th St NW Ebert Buno 58 NE A St Victoria Apts Helen McShane 34 Georgetown Univ hospital Frank E Murray 50 Prov hospital Inf Robert E and Bertie Garner 14 at Prov hospital William E Butler 49 St Elizabeth hospital Joan Garnett 60 1625 Kramer NE Katherine Lewis 64 4920 Foote St NE Anthony C Payne 6 months 1609 4th St NW Join R McMillan 2 days MOOS James NE Inf Charles and Eiie Dudles 6 brothers Preed mens hospital Inf William and Bertha Bradshaw 3 minutes 1809 4th Ave NW Taf James and Gladys Ackix 45 minutes Col. soar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Worcester
16Th
Spring Rd
Albert L. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Dennis
F. Nolan
8Th St
Ebert
Buno
Victoria Apts
Helen McShane
Georgetown U. Howpl
Frank E. Murray
Robert E
Bertie Garner
Wiliam BE. Butler
St. Eliz
Joan Garnett
1625 Kramer
Katherine Lewis
Foote St
Anthony C. Payne
4Th St. Nw
R. McMillan
Moos James
Charles and
Eiie Dudles
William and
Bertha Bradshaw
James
Gladys Ackix
Col
Soar
Girl, 7, Struck Down By Truck Is Dead
Gladys Purcell, seven, of 1231 Sixth Street Southwest, died yesterday afternoon four hours after being struck by Raymond W. Carter’s truck at 1 PM. Carter, of 2423 First Street Northwest, is held at Fourth precinct pending the coroner's inquest at 11:30 AM. The child was treated by Dr. Henry Hadley at 2552 Sixth Street Southwest, suffering six broken ribs and probable internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Purcell
Sixth Street
Raymond W. Carter
First Street
Fourth Precinct
Henry &. Hadley
Hadley
Andrews Family Embarks Auto-Ship-Coolie Trip to China
Dr and Mrs John N Andrews of the Seventh-Day Adventist church Takoma Park Md depart for a China station via automobile railway ship and coolies. Their three children accompany them. They have been on a year's furlough and expect to arrive in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Andrews
Seventh-Day Adventista Church
Takoma Park
Tai-sien-lieu
China
Farmers Buying Power Up Ten Per Cent
The Department of Agriculture reports a ten percent rise in the purchasing power of farm products since July, with the index at 79 versus 100 in 1919. Wheat farmers may gain 108 to 200 million dollars this year on about 500 million bushels sold, far below the 1 billion figure some expect. Corn stands are poor, with weeds and late maturity, likely impacting livestock prices and requiring a light frost for maturation. Dairy cows up six percent nationally, mainly in the West, while the South faces critical conditions as cotton income remains insufficient to boost overall income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Department
Weather and tides for District of Columbia and Maryland
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau issue for Washington July 31 forecasts fair conditions for DC and Maryland Friday and Saturday with light to moderate northerly winds. Virginia mostly fair with a chance of thunder showers in southeast portions. Disturbance north of Newfoundland with trough to mid Atlantic coast. Temperatures vary. higher in Northwest, cooler in Inner Lake region. Rain showers last 24 hours from Lake region to Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Upper Lake Region
Bermuda
Pacife
Lake Region
Ohia
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Rock Mountain
Missouri Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Inner Lake Region
Forest Fire Picture Exhibit Postponed at Central High
The Forest Fire pictures planned for tonight at Central High stadium are postponed to Wednesday at 9:00 pm after the Army Band concert. William Barnes of the Forestry Service will give an address. FW. Perkins leads the exhibit. There will be no concert tonight but August will feature weekly concerts and lion pictures at 7:30 pm on Wednesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Community Center Department of
District Public Schools
Forest Fire
Central High School
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Army Band
William Barnes
FW. Perkins
Central High Stadium
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Munsey Trust Co
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Pa. Ave
Bet
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Studebaker
Sangamo
Arlington Roof
Suanigat
Ie Fam
Jowest
Arguat T
Washington
Long Salum
SN. Y
Norfolk
Archeville
Atlanta
Ohio
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Helena
Mont
Ind
Indianapolis
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Fla
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Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Loutavitte
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
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Mobile
Ala
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York
N Fe
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Philadelphia
Phoenix
Anz
Pittsburgh
Portland
Salt Lake City
At. Louis
Paul
Mino
Tex
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San Imego
Calif
San Francisco
Santa
N. Mex
Seattle
Wash
River Bulletin
Springfield
Pampa
Fiarpers Ferry
W. Vasels
Potomac
Toledo
Shenandoah
Elear
Nacksburs
Uello
Mount Vernon
Chas. Macalester
Ric
National Bank
Pittsburg
Edgar Morris Sales CO
St. NW
R.gordshel
Edw. P. Schwartz
This Corporation
George
Town University Hospital
Corporation
Edward P. Schwartz, Inc
15Th Street N.W
Colonial Beach
Atlantic City
ST. Johns
7Th St
Meyer Davis
POLI
Dewolf Hopper
Soldier Area
Wolanthe
Glen Echo
Coney Island
Nehmann
Marshall Hall
Meyer Davia Orchestre
7Th St. Wharf
Weschler
Penna. Ave
N.W
Essex
J. S. Warshal
Carmen
Peerlens
Reo
Chevrolet
Superior
Dodge
Case
Auburn
Hudson
Ford
Lindebaker
Westcot
Detroit
de Hveries &E
Great Falls, Va
National Capital
Niagara
Mayfower
Great Falls Inn
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bluemont
Bear den Park
Loudoun
Round Hill
Purcellville
Leesburg
Rosslyn Terminal
South End Key Bridge
Capital Traction
Rosslyn
Washington & Old Dominion Railway
Pat Acke
Metre Golubyn
Revelation
Profetore
Foster Monte Blue
Viola Dana Marjorie Daw
Lew Cody
Torrence
Anna
Nilsson Wit
Cocumbia
F Street
129Th
Bread Story
Frees Dem Brote
Ath
Mae Busch
Robert Frazer
Wanda Hawley
Pat O'Malley
Sennett
Ertore
Ete
Jane Grey
Lintirely
Epirst National
Claire Windsor Adolphe Wenaiol
Hoblre Pis
Wary ¢ Art
Toedy Warsthale
John P.trick
Soperkobony
Eileen van Biene
Roy Cropper R
Ziegfeld Follies
Chas. E. Galagher
Ossmans
Elias Breeskin
Dolores Farris
King OF Wild Horses
Lloyd Hamilton
Nan “Halperin
Vigtor Moore & CO
Martha Hedman
Surfers
Shuber
Elasco Mort
Wako A.m
Stors
Rialto
Willard Lous
Carmel Myers
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