Meet at Alton Farm warmly welcomed by host
The fourth annual Independence Day visit of the Association of the Oldest Inhabitants to Alton Farm Croaby 8 Noyes was a bright gathering. Officers were elected at a morning meeting and a luncheon followed. Speeches honored Crosby Noyes and Alma Farm, with Dr Harry Hall and Thomas C Noyes delivering remarks. The oldest guest was Dr William M Starr, who will celebrate his sixth birthday next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Farm
Croaby 8
Noyes
District of Columbia
Agnociation
Fifteenth and
G Streeta
District
Inc
Alton Fura
America
Minster
Harry 0. Hall
Allon Farm
Hall
Crosby Noyes
Thomas C. Noyes
Frank W. Hackett
BH. Warner
T. Edward Clark
C. S. Noyes
Annie Laurie
J. B. McCarthy
Lee Stietel
Maine
Pine Tree
Alllaon Nailor, Jr
Charles B. Church
Jacob “Vathmeyer
Benjamin C. Wright
John T. Chaney
A. H. Ragan
W. W. Birth
J. D. Cathell
Fred L. Moore
Albert Grune
Henry "M. Dellinger
Crosby G. Noyes
Willam BR
Bmithe
Willan Ee Witt
B. W. Relas
Missing Wife Reported by Edgar White at Police HQ
Edgar White reported to Inspector Boardmen that his wife Let Me Hl Waite, 23, missing from their home at 657 Pennsylvania Avenue South East since Wednesday evening. The couple married June 12 in Rockville, Maryland. Mrs Waite, formerly Hoadley of Prince William County, Virginia, left after saying she would go shopping and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Feeney Will Not Be Removed From Union Office
The bookbinders union will not abolish the business agent post before February 1, 198. James L. Feeney holds a contract not expiring soon and cannot be removed for reasons in a recent resolution. The measure, backed to cut expenses, was sent to the arbitration committee for a decision at the next meeting on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turaday
James L. Feeney
Jin
Contributions to Associated Charities Summer Camp Fund
Philanthropists contribute to the Associated Charities summer outings work. A. Lisner organized appeals to fraternal groups and individuals, with Andrew Parker advising on camp sanitation. George Wilson led on-site camp coordination, while Rev John Van Behaick Lieut. John Crawford Canon Rudolf Dr. George M. Kober and Charles Weller aided actively. Listed donors include Isabella Campbell, Frederick Swanton, John Ames, and many others, with varied amounts from $1 to $50, supporting the camp in multiple contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Saya A. Lisner
Andrew Parker
George Wilson
John Joy Edwon
John van Behaick
John W. Crawford
Canon Rudolph
George M. Kober
Charles ¥. Weller
Isabella. W. Campbell
Daniol I
W. X. Butler
Mra EC Piling
Frederick W. Swanton
H. Perqubar
Bishop
James
Vraser
Washington Irving
C.F. Norment
Migs More
Mia Leah Burt Pritchet
Thames C. Pierce
U. S.A
Percival M. Brown
John G. Ames
Mount
Mira Mary H. Willems
A. ¥. Leech, Jr
Samuel J. Prescott
George L. Brattley
Elisabeth 8. Hatton
Baile Bo Howny
Mia
Marie Rochon
Joseph F. Minutres
Mia Mary E Oliver
Sylvester Bu
Mee
B. Leet
Columbia Lotae
International Association of Machinists
William F Maltuoly
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes, & Hamilton, Burgh & Bro
H. E. Goldaborough
Gi Misa
Jane Reed
Oath
Murray Addison
Camp Good Will Hosts Fourth of July Fun for 50 Children
On Independence Day 1807 Camp Good Will offered a day of baseball swimming and fireworks for fifty children. About sixty-two residents and forty visitors joined in ice cream cake and candy sales run by the Woman's Auxiliary. Organizers included Mrs Theodora North McLaughlin and Miss Laurie Stanton with support from Rev John Van Rebeck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Jong
Good Will
Quting Auxiliary
Theodora North McLaughlin
W. 3. Cutt
Mary Pond
Giles Rafter
Tme
Charles Weller
John van Rebaick
James Clift
Hslph M. Brown
John Leo Kolb
A. D. Keator
Edna Keene Buaphee
Laurie Stanton
Thomas Edwards
Auction Sale Comes Off Saturday With Band Music
An auction sale is announced for Saturday July 6 at 3 p m with music by Pistoria s Celebrated Union Concert Band. The notice highlights a social event and entertainment accompanying the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistoria
Union
Baseball Dispute Sparks Violent Attack At Stable
A 21 year old David Keppel is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after a dispute over a misplayed baseball led him to strike Joseph Burns, 14, with a hammer in a North Capital Street area stable. Burns lies in Emergency Hospital with skull fractures while Keppel is in Homeopathic Hospital with a potential brain clot awaiting possible surgery. Police anticipate a court hearing on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Keppel
Homeopathic
Second Precinct
Joseph Burns
N Street
Keppal
Keppel
Oud
C. E. Ladow
Auld
Burns
Young Burns
Homeopathic Hospital
Fines in Police Court for Holiday Fireworks Violations
Police Court case facts show offenders charged with premature Fourth of July celebrations. Edward Keith forfeited $25 collateral for firing a pistol on the street. James Harris did not appear and $25 collateral was forfeited after firecracker incident near Seventh Street northwest. James Betts and four others forfeited collateral for celebrating infa vence. Lee King, a store operator at Fifteenth Street northwest, faced a reduced collateral of $4 after pleading ignorance of the law against selling fireworks to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Keith
James Harris
Harris
Seventh Street Northwest
James E Betts
J P. Coughlan
James ‘Thornton
Charles Jameston
William Simons
Lee King
Chinaman
Fifteenth
Streets
Lee
Pugh
Raleigh Luckett Buried After Suicide at Garrick Club
Raleigh Luckett was buried after last Monday morning's suicide at the Garrick Club. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at Congressional Cemetery with only faculty and intimate friends present. Rev. Harry Wardell Pratt officiated, pallbearers named, and floral tributes abundant from theaters, newspapers, and companies. Family members from Alexandria and an aunt from Petersburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Luckett
Garrick Club
Facnlty
Congressional Cemetery
Dela
Joseph Luckett
N Street
Harry Wardell Pratt
Second Presbyterian Church
Ross van Denburg
J. St. Coleman
FC. Fatten
D. L. Hosenburg
Barney Klawans
R. McPhernon
International
Columbia ‘Theater
Adams Express Company
Alexandria
B. V. Rockwell
Petersburg
Policeman Foils Suicide at Lunchroom Knife Threat
Jasper Stewart a 45 year old colored man slashed his throat with a carving knife in the rear of Willam Donnelly’s lunch room at 82 Fourteenth Street NW. Off duty officer Pearson stopped him and knocked the knife away as he attempted a second slash. Stewart was taken to Emergency Hospital with cautious hope for recovery. He had been employed by local merchants and was recently believed to have moved from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Stewart
Willam Donnelly
Fourteenth Street
Pearson
Stewart
Ita
Washington
Virginia
Mala
Mason’s Remains Arrive For Burial In Washington
The body of William Madison Mason, assistant to Manager Schwab at the North German Lloyd Steamship Company and former Washington newspaper man, arrived in Washington from New York. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery planned today at 2 o’clock from Mrs Elliott’s home. Hon Herbert Scott Smith of St. Margaret’s Church to conduct. Pallbearers listed from major papers and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Madison Mason
Schwab
Lioyd Steamabin Company
Washington
New York
Oak Him Cemetery
Mason
Mr. Elliott
Fred L. Buckelew
New Style for Printery Kida Will Seek Ideas in Leading Publishing Houses
Frank A. Kidd, foreman at the Public Printer’s office in Taft, will tour major publishing and printing houses across the country to prepare a standard manual of style for the Government Printing Office. He plans to return to Washington before September. The Marine Band at the White House concert tomorrow afternoon features Blom, Grat, and Weber-Wellngartner pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reman Kida
Frank A. Kidd
Taft
Hoe
Washington
Kidd Tas
White House
Liev
William H. Santelmann
Old Berlin
von Blom
Blustte
Gabbuarts
William
Remt
Gaelic League Holds Meeting in Corral Institute
The Gaelic League closed its season with D F Flynn praising members for Irish language proficiency and singing Gaelic verses. Dr D C O Connell described a Kerry Peasant Club banquet to Thomas Francia Meagher and lauded the Kerry pipes performance. Participants included Mrs Sullivan Mrs Nobley and Dr P J Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Flynn
Gaelic League
Corral
D.C. O'Connel
Kilarney
Kerry Peasant Club
Thomas Francia Meagher
Fredericksburg
Pate and Business Items Collect in One Night at Fire HQ
Fire headquarters hosts informal supper for tele pane operators with Chief Operators and others from the central office. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake in the No. 4 engine company rooms, amid chatter about local businesses and appointments at the church pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
I. T. Warren
Harry Warren
Motherhead
J. H. Noyes
A. H. Morehead
Thielr
No. M4
Ste
Daniel Doody
Iso N. Capitol
Lampe AM
Muddiman & Co
Colonist
Beach Cottage
Gould's
Old Washingtonian Dead Mrs Fealy Dies at 87 in City
Mrs Bilen Fealy widow of Thomas Fealy aged 87 died peacefully at her son in law Bernard Waters residence after paralysis. Funeral at 8 am from family home with Rev Ignativa Fealy officiating. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery after service at St Martins Church. Born in Ireland she immigrated in 1850 and survived by fourteen relatives including Dennis Nora Waters Timothy Timoth y Fealy and several sisters and brothers in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fealy
St. Martin's Church
North Capitol
T Streets
Mount Olivet
Ireland
The
Arsenal
Dennis Fealy
Nora Waters
Timothy Fealy
Immaculate Conception Church
Boston
Thomas and
Patrick Fealy
Slater Eugenia
Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Mary Gabriel
Mary Columpus
Katherine Lane
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Crosby S. Noyes
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Avenue
Horn
Saier
Higgins
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Louisiana Avenue
Harttos
Senate
Uolettore
Waxuna
Mt Deeirsch
Chr
Heurich Brewing Co
Martin
Mayer & CO
7Th St. H.W
Hubbard Heating Co
F St
F Street
12Th
House & Herrmann
N. EE
7Th St. S. W
Crosaer
Keeley Institute
Washington, D. C
District of
Coluenia
Maryland
Elgar L. White
Feeney
Binders’ Union
Camp Good Will
Me Ee Een
Floral Hill
D.C
Daly
Reserve Force
Floral Hut
Pennsylvania
Pen Sylvania Avenue
Rendle Highlands
Minnesota Avenue
W. Lee White & A Sons
Phone
Washington Loan & Ast Ride
Joseph Burs
Elenhi Travel
C. & P. Telephones Co
12Th Street
R Street
N. W
Mass
Ave
Uneeda Biscuit
Oak Hill
F. W. Fox
Fred W. Fox
Bakery Drivers’ Union
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Pythian Temple
Joseph Hi. Foone
Aurry
J. T. D. Pyles
Georges
Chiropodiste
Howard
Luke D. Best
Howard University
Salem Baptist Church
Setored
Champlain Avenue
Florida Avenue
Columbia Road
Thomae ‘Tohoaton
Heurich
Kinersen
Browcry
Alsience
Oles Dupont Citela
U. S
Villa Wits
Parchaa 1
Pratt
Ertunltien
City Event Realty Company
Av. & Pa
N.W. Firemen’s Insurance Building
D. of C. Real Estate
J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. NW
Stelberg’s
Penna, Ave
OLD Washingtonian
Pettit & CO
Evans
Street N.W
A. Eberly
St. N.W
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Sale
Cravenette
Hildren
Victor E. Adler
St. Ce
Mase Ave
Potomac Electric Power
4Th Street N. W
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Dugs
Whekey Company
Rochester
Lucas
Jonger
Phina Horth
R. M. Brown
Sts.n. W
Munyon
Washington Post Building
Capital Loan Co
Sabafintima
Paruitus
Planca
Agra
Fateneg
Aitherta & Large
Potomac Guarantee
Atlantic
Department Berks School
Uiceme
Eae
Tark Beeson Ana Life Insurance
Citizens’ Loa Loan & Trust CO
Wee Ua
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