Resignation of Dr. Abram Simon as board president
Dr Abram Simon resigned as president of the board of education at a meeting yesterday in Franklin school. He will stay on as a board member for two weeks as hearings on district affairs proceed. The vote to accept his resignation was deferred to the next meeting. Superintendent Ballou and other officials regret the move but support the two week interim period.
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Abram Simon
Board of Education
Franklin School
Simo
Scime
Proard
Sbram Simon
W. L. Flauston
Dr. Simon
Frank W. Sallou
Simon
Congress
John van Schaick, Jr
Iit
W. L. Houston
Ballou
Balléu
Smithsonian Institution
Department of Agriculture
Daniel A. Edwards
Eastern High
Northeast Citizens’ Association
Local Bits and Obits from Westernport Md
A playful verse set contrasts with a note on funds for Red Cross and class work amid Lovejoy school community center talks. George J. Michaels 8, ex delegate from Garrett County, dies at his Westernport farm. survived by three sons and three daughters. he was a Knight Templar.
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Red Cross
Commmunity Center
Lovejoy School
Westernport
George J. Michaels
House of Delegates
Garrett County
Hig Farm
Washington social season notes and upcoming balls
The report lists society events in Washington with guests including Mayra and Lejaune debutante Miss Camelia Sewall, boxholders for the Washington Opera Ball at the Whitford, and patronesses. It mentions engagements, a luncheon planned for Mrs Oxnard before her illness, and Messrs. Dempsey and Grymes at the Willard and Shoreham. An Independence Bell chapter card party at Confederate Memorial Home is noted, plus a Fort Myer exhibition ride for visiting newspaper correspondents and the home of Col. and Mrs. Rivers.
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Henry T. . Oxnard
Camelia Sewall
Migs Sew
Harrold
Beth
Maine
Ma Gonferenge
Sewa
van Santvoord
S Street
Oxnard
Independence Bell
Ihs
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue
Samuel Burleigh Milton
Fort Myer
American Legion
Cel
William C. Rivers
Christmas Social At Sunset Inn Draws Local Notables
A Salvation Army event and a College Women’s Club lunch dominated by guests and speakers. Mme Hugh of Bépath, Switzerland, gave an illustrated talk on Swiss life while a dance chairmanship and a long guest list of notable attendees were noted for the Tuesday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Washington
Mme. Hugh
Bephe
Switzerland
White Sulphur Springs to Pinehurst trip noted
Miss Thomas of New York and Mr and Mrs Gildbourne depart for Pinehurst North Carolina as White Sulphur Springs Washington Port area aims at a new journey. The fragment suggests travel plans and regional references without a clear event.
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Ashington
Port
Bec
Thomas
Gildbourne
New York
Pine Hurst
N. C
New York Society Notes and Gossip
Week’s adjourn and arrivals as New Yorkers plan society events. Mr and Mrs James H Kidder revive New Year reception at home on New Year’s day on East Eighty second Street. Miss Mabel Gerry hosts dinner at 6 East Sixty-first Street. Mrs Charlies Henry Melton returns to Convent New Foundland after visiting her mother Mrs William Burnham. Mrs Frederic Jennings Parsons wintering in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
James H. Kidder
East Eighty Second Street
Mabel Gerry
East Sixty-first Street
Charlies
Henry Melton
William Burnham
Convent
N. F
Frederic Jennings Parsons
Paris
Mrs P Meade Dead Widow of Rear Admiral Passes Away
Mrs Rebecca Faulding Meade widow of Rear Admiral Richard Wor Meade dies at Huntington Long Island. The obituary notes her status as widow and references her late husband’s rank, with details of surviving relatives and service arrangements expected in forthcoming notices.
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Huntington, L
Rebecca Faulding Meade
Richard Wor
Mrs Meade dies at 84 in Huntington Long Island
iam Meade aged 84 died at her Huntington home Tuesday. Widely known in Washington New York and Philadelphia she was a daughter of Rear Admiral Hiram Paulding and granddaughter of John Paulding who helped capture Maj Andre. Survived by four daughters including the wife of Commander George Breed USN and a son, Richard W. Meade of Mount Kisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam Meade
Hunstington
Long Island
Philadelphia
Hichpard W. Meade
Mount Kisco
Board of Trade Dinner Discusses Police Department
Tonight at the Arlington hotel the public order committee of the Board of Trade will meet at seven to discuss police department questions including the retirement of Major Aid Superintendent Harry L. Gessford and the appointment of his successor. Odell S. Smith will act as toast master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Order
Board of Trade
Arlington Hotel
Harry L. Gessford
Odell S. Smith
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Battle Creek
James J. Montague
Aother
Upper Silesia
Page Hudson
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
George L. Michaels
Dara Knox
Nan’ Haven
Mies
Mayra
Lejaune
Washington
Witford
Walsh
Thomas PF. Logan
Edward A. Harriman
Inglage
Charles H. Butler
Mitchell Carrol
J. Townsend Russell
Walter Randall Neach
Misa Sylvia Spencer M. Neech
Norefolk
Powhatan
Wal Jaca Dempsey
Lockport, N. Y
Shoreham
William C. Gwynn
Arthur Johnston Grymes
Orange
Willard
W. ¥. Young
Springfield
Mass
Sally Stephenson
CG. T. Richardson
Ordnance Department
Richardson
San Antonio Arsenal
San Antonio
Tex
Alfred
Gillette
Connecticut Avenue
Phillip Levy
Josip
Salvation Army
Ollege Women’s Club
Rauschera
Ard Fishburn
Philp. Burch
James Dicvkle
Bruce Whitney
Robert Anderson
Carl Geisler
Prank
Morrison
Bertrand Tyanis
Harry Gauss
Charles Taylor
John W. Smith
Turis Cotter
Henry W. Sampson
Herbert P. Leeman
J. H. Doherty
Henry Christiani
Henry Moskey
Wynn King
von M. Summers
John Emmett
Oliver M. Turner
Rudolph de Zapp
C. M. Small
J. N. Baker
Hunton Leith
Douglas Horne
Charles Tribby
Spencer Irving
Thomas Evans
Bertrand Trenis
Dance
William A. Engle
New Yorks Society
Public Order Committee
Queen Anne
Empire
Windsor
Pollan
Pullman
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