City Briefs Reflect 1916- era Court and Community Notices
Suit filed in District Supreme Court seeks 10000 against Edward Munger for injuries from a traffic incident on North Capitol Street and Jackson Street on August 15 1891. Div orce action filed by Jean Bargagni through attorney Thomas M. Gaker. Probate filings name widow Matilda Rudolph and widow at Charles Hermeld. Community events include Maccabees and WBA outing at Chesapeake Beach, Eckington Church minstrel at merino barracks, Piney Branch Center open house, and talks by Florence Girouard and Jane D. Rippin. The YMCA Red Triangle Club plans a hike from Wisconsin Avenue to Chevy Chase car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ©. Munger
North Capital A
Jackson Street
George W. Newell
Maumger
District Supreme Court
D R. Colvin
John C. Foster
Jean Bargagni
Thomas M. Gaker
District Supreme
Silvio Bargagni
Arthur F. Rudolph
Quincy ‘Street
Matilda F. Rudolph
Rudolph
Washington
Maccnbeex
Women's Benefit Association
Chesapeake Beach
Eckington Presbyterian Church
Merino Barracks
Florence Girouard
M. C. A. Red Triangle Club
District Line
Wisconsin Avenue
Camp Leech
Chevy Chase
G Street
Nitrate Plant for District to Test Reid Process in Georgetown
Government at War Department announced securing a building in Georgetown to test the Reid process for producing nitrate from coal and lime. The Ordnance Department will conduct thorough trials to improve upon the cyanide method. Several named pairs and individuals appear in the OCR text, listed as families and youths, indicating a broad roster embedded in the damaged notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Georgetown
Ordnance Department
Licensed to Marry in 1918 Reveals Couples Across States
A Hartford era notice lists engagements and marriages from cities including Jeffries James W Pearce Lydia M Lee Chicago and Richmond Virginia. The records name ministers and grooms from multiple states and note Swift & Company beef sales in Washington DC for the week ending August 10, 1918 at 20.69 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Vincent W Trett
Annie Tandi Williamson
John of Jeffries
James W. Pearce
Junta
Colo
Lydia. M. Lee
Chicago
Charles Wood
Arthur M. Bail
North Hampton
Mass
Mae Delia Turner
Swift River
Maus
J. David
Charles S Taylor
Richmond
Lillie D Paine
Charlottesville
FIC
Stevenson
William F. Trail
Meta Lou Sawyer
Beth of
W. A. Masker, Jr
Arthur J. Hanze
Canton
Ohio
Agnes
M. Nelkes
Massillon
Milton Strasburger
George Herbert Jones
Cecilia I. Mysore
Jon A Milligan
I Parvey A. Berkey
Anna A Orvis
Windber
H . Schraeder
Raymond C. Phelps
Fort Myer
Sindie J Coyzens
Cherrydale
Howard F. Downs
Washington, D Cc
Weather Forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Surrounding Areas
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau issues forecast for Kor District and Virginia showing scattered thundershowers Tuesday and Wednesday with warm readings and light southwest winds in Virginia. Middle Atlantic States and Ohio Valley expect showery weather next 48 hours, with no major temperature changes anticipated and a high pressure area over the northern Rocky Mountains. Local measurements report temperatures in the 70s to mid 90s across listed cities with varying humidity and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington, DC
Kor Distt
Columbia
Maryland
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Towa
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Omd Valley
Take
Hast Gulf State
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. 5
Pat
Federal Food Administration
Chapin-Sacks Mfg. Co
Food Administration
Voueinges
First
Gibson ‘Co, Inc
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Geo. Plitt Co
Tt Co., Inc
Econom 1248
Anderson Printery Jatty Savin
Byron S. Adams
Hudson & Dodge Bros
Wilcox & Dod Bros
Cai Cial
Semmes Motor Company
Gazy Gonn
Charles K. Hermeld
Eighth Street Temple
Piney Branch Community Center
Piney Branch Orchestra
Mise Hose Strunsky
New York
Young Women's Hebrew Association
Russia
New York Avenue Northwest
Business Women's Council
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Jane D. Rippin
Philadelphia
Wesley Chapel
Fifth and
F Streets
Aes
Kwitchen
Roll Door
Hoosier Beauty
Hoosier
Hoosier Council of
Reid
Bylestée A
Nellie M. Wooder
James E
Mary
Walker
Max E
Lena Snyder
James C
Alberta I. Steele
Henry C
Ethel O. Stautsenberger
Mae N Hierling
Benjamin
Catherine M Foley
Millard G
Annie E. Bowen
James M
Vianiz Summers
Anthony J. V
Myrtle Olive
Thomas A
Lula B Cox
Thomas
Margaret C. Dickson
Agatha Carpenter
Samuel
Julia Bolden
Werther
Widnieht
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Bismarck
Boston
Bass
Biston Chicago
Cleveland
Oho
Davenport
Iowa
Demer
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Moon
Paso
Tex
Galveston
Ter
Helena
Mont
Tndjanarpolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Hittle Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
Miami
Mobile
Ain
New Orleans
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
BBC
Portland
Ruud
Palm Beach
Priestley Mohair
D.J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
17Th St. N. W
Igton
Grant Place
Harpers Ferry
W. Ve
Potomac Ad
Shenandoah
Mary Volay
Garneld Hosmitht
FP Kellogg
Highland Apts
John J McMahon
St. Se
Horace B Anderson
Jacob Meyer
Jamee Doyle
Blue Plains
D. c
John A. Seigel
Eastern Branch
Poomac River
Kiernan J. Egan
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
Austin F. Lunde
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Harold Mandlay
Children's Hospital
Bernard Proudfoot
Children’s Hospital
Fred Mahoney
Richard Collins
Susan Brown
Oregon
Suvan A. Lewis
Henry C.F. King
Thelma Jackson
Montha
6Th St. Nw
O'donnell’s
People’s
Tsading
Eckman Laboratory
Elk Grove
Golden & Co
la. Ave
Grafton
Connecticut Ave
DeSales St
Warrington Mills, Proprietor
Franklin
Nazimova mm
Toys OF Fate
D. W. Gamith
Mme. Petrova
B.f.keith
Fore River
Veel Oey
Potomac
Charlesn Macareste
Mt. Vernon
LES Shu Attractions
Tan Per
Bette Thomas
Shelly Hale
Effif
Shannon Neat
Great Falls Park
M_ Sts
N. W
Loew's
Douglas “Fairbanks
Woroc
Cyril Keghtley
Aef, Anson
Hasgard Short
W. B. Mack
Julia Hey
Lynn Fontanne
Ichard Car
Casino
WEW
Babe LA Tour
Sid Gold
Lyceum
ALL Near
LE Ana
Monte “Carlo
Gayety
Helen F
Jack Singer
Chevy Chase Lake
Highway Bridge
Pensaylvania Ave
Stewart Trucks
Angerer
VELIE
Pwnpa LD
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