Maryland and the Virginias Alexandria News
Maryland and Virginia events reported from Alexandria include church ordinations and graduations at the Theological Seminary of Virginia with bishops present, address delivery by Dr. Freeman, and upcoming ordination plans. Local society items note Eagle lodge officers, a May wedding in Rockville, a prayer service at St Pauls, a Democratic nomination bid by E W Jordan, and funeral arrangements for Mrs Zimmerman.
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Percy Foster Hall
St. Paul’s Church
W. J. Morton
Christchurch
Edgar Carpenter
Grice Church
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Washington Area
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1921 lists many individuals with residence details, relatives, and service times. Names include Mrs TOOBARRY widow of Capt John Barr, Walter Cannon, Mary Catherine Charles, Ada M L, Samuel Virginia Hammond, and Theodora Lohmeyer among others. Services are at local chapels and churches with interments at Arlington and Western cemeteries.
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Barry
Toobarry
John Barr
A. Hemming
W. Ro Speato Company
Moss
St Patrick's Church
Cannon —Suidenly
Margaret
T . Aml
Col
Willan
Cannon
Etenheth
Osborne
Charles
Binergeney
Mary Catherine
Susie S. Charles
Sun of W
Columbia Lodge
Ada ML
Jane
Ittsburgh
Hammond
Wodneadar
Sajomel Virginia
James W. Vammand
Cedar Areel
Tosemont
Altrandria
M. Skaveeman
Emerson Street
Arlington Cemetery
Z . Linthicum
Rhode Island Avenue
Mavitas A. Linthicum
W. ER. Speare Company
Western Cemetery
Bald- Mi
Theodore
Josephine Lohmesy
Prospect
Baltimore
Betsy Mandle of Danville Dies at 85 in Virginia
The body of Betsy Mandle 85 was moved from Danville VA to Augusta Georgia for burial after she died here yesterday. She had lived with her son Samuel Mandle for fourteen years. The funeral for Mrs J Ferguson who died here yesterday was held this afternoon. She is survived by her husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Betsy Mandle
Augusta
Samuel Mandle
J. J. Ferguson
Commencement at St James Episcopal School Hagerstown
The annual commencement at St James Episcopal School in Hagerstown Maryland featured Bishop Granville H Sherwood of Springfield Illinois delivering the address to graduates. Bishop John Gardner Murray of Baltimore confirmed a class while Rev Dr Floyd W Tomkins of Holy Trinity Philadelphia spoke. Dudley Page Cotton was valedictorian and G Bryant of Washington won two junior track events.
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Washington
Hagerstown
St. James’ Episcopal School
Granville H. Sherwood
Springfield
John Gardner Murray
Baltimore
Floyd W. Tomkins
Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Dudley Page Cotton
G. Bryant
Washington Post
Washington County
Maryland
J. Edward Harms
D. J. Grimes
Edgar HK. Zeigler
Grace A. Sperow
Donald M. Swan
Roger
W. Clipp
Ralph J. Routzahn
Lucille, Gordon
Lydia
Culpe Senior Track Meet Finishes With 89 Points
Whittingham leads Sdwin Gales club as Culpe senior track team wins the meet with 89 points. Kerfoot club places second with 79 points in a tight competition.
Moonshine poison found in jury drink in Sissonville road raid
Prohibition officials in Charleston report analysis showing 2 pints of moonshine liquor contained prussic acid, mistaken as bait to lure raiders. The poison, detected by its peachy scent, could have killed several men instantly if consumed.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Sissonville Road
Halanani
Prohibition
Virginia Police Organize In Petersburg Meeting
The Virginia State Police association was organized in Petersburg with Rear Admiral A C Dillingham of Norfolk presiding. Police chiefs from Virginia cities and special agents from railways attended. Officers elected include President Rear Admiral A C Dillingham and First Vice President C A Sherry Richmond. The executive committee will plan to improve state police efficiency and draft bills for the next legislature.
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Thingston Post
Peterstiui
The
Virginia State Police Association
Petersburg
A. C
Dillingham
Norfolk
Virginia
C. A. Sherry
Richmond
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices June 7
Prices for creamery products, dairy prints, eggs, poultry, and nearby grain markets listed by region. Includes values for Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Virginia markets, with unit ranges and closing figures for No. 2 red winter wheat, corn, oats, and barley.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Western
Chicago
Live Stock Market Report Chicago June 2
Top cattle at 3.50 per pound with 1 034 lb bulk beef steers and fat cows near 8.00 to 8.85. Bulls strong to 25cc higher, calves 4.50 to 5.75, hogs top 8.20 with early bulks 7.0 to 8.10, pigs up slightly. Sheep lambs top 14.50, California springs 13.25 to 13.00, Texas wethers 5.26, yearlings 8.25, ewes 4.50 to 4.25.
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Chicago
California
Springs
Texas
Cotton middling prices in New York Norfolk and Wilmington
Market report shows middling cotton values across cities with New York at 12 85, Norfolk at 11 5, and Wilmington at 11 00, reflecting regional price variations. Strong entity mentions include New York Norfolk and Wilmington with listed price points.
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New York
Norfolk
Wilmington
Prohibition Directorate Reorganization and Insanity Case in Clarksburg
The Washington Post reports newly appointed director Pendleton to lead the prohibition unit with headquarters in Richmond. The reorganized plan will abolish prohibition departments and assign supervising agents per state. In Clarksburg, Okey Hannigan, 44, was declared insane after fatally shooting Robert E. Jones, 45, near Union Heights. Jones, a check weightman for Consoli dation Coal and president of the Glen Falls Coal Miners union, had attempted to enter a dwelling.
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Virginia
Pendleton
Louis Hy, Machen
Eee
Richmond
Blair
Prohibition
Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
Okey
Hannigan
Robert E. Jones
Glen Falls
Union Heights
Harringan
UNC seeks will void in Forsyth probate case
Special to The Washington Post reports that UNC seeks to have a Nebraska will of Join Neal overturned in Forsyth County court. The estate is valued at 650000 with contention that Neal died intestate and that North Carolina constitution directs all assets to accrue to the University of North Carolina. Joseph Cheshire of Raleigh provides affidavit testimony supporting the challenge.
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Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
University
North Carolina
Supreme Court of Forsyth
Join Neal
Nebraska
Joseph Cheshire
Raleigh
University of North
Can not determine title from provided snippet
A 17 year old junior class president at Charles High School drowned while swimming in the Kanawha River under darkness. The incident is reported as a death by drowning with references to a Washington Post style report and showalter spectrals.
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Washington Post
Charles High
Kanawha River
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Virginias
Alexandria News
Buriata
Patrick Street
Alexandria
Biscopal Theological Seminary of
Beverley D. Tucker
William A. Guerry
South Carolina
Robert Thet
Southwestern
Thomas ©. Durst
Carolina
William L. Gravatt
West Vargt
Arthur C. Thompson
Southern
William Cabell Browne
I L. Gettler
Robert Magill
Warren Saeger
Nerhe
N.S
Cuerry
Secon
Sunnier Guerry
Browne
Robert Miclt
Douglass Neff
Branels A. Cox
North Carwind
Mira Aerie
Wraternal Oraf Eagles
Amuel T. Parka
J. W. Melily
Courtney Smith
Thomas, D. Downey
Harry Padgeth W
Demaine
Lewis
William H. Demeine
Mottie Lewis
Manasgas
Methodist Episcopal Chuch South
Rockville
J. W. Duffy
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Demaine & Son, Undertakers
Service of Healing
E. W. Jordan
Clarendon
Arlington County
House of Delegates
Charles Henry Smith
James W. Collins
Mrs. Zimmerman
John R. Zimmerman
North Alfred Street
St. Paul's Church
St. Pauls Cemetery
Thomas
Atlee
Dee
Teck Creek
Jertecdi Protter
Martin W. Lionas
Eh Island Avenue
Orlla YY
Mieryland
Weverutunee
Mtn
Adnesday
Id Llizabeth
Jobo
Henry Wout Pearil
William Lessone
Tunkheal
Threry
Commudiats Chapel
Ave. NW
S. Sergeon
Beveath Stow
W. R Spears
N.W. A
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J. F. Manning Co., Inc
Fifteenth Street
Fort Lincoln
District 7
G St. Aw
Man Og
Benty
Ion
Miowiey
Virginia Police
Waterman
R. Harris & CO
Karpen
Keren Sut Dano
America
Piecesine
Davenport
Mattress
Marten
Lifetime Furniture
Karpen Furniture
Seventh Street Mayer & Co
Karpen Cera Pearce Ste
Yancey
commonwealth _attorn
F. H. Smith Co
Gini
Helenge
Iggue
Leonardtown
Richmond Frederick, Norfolk
Braddock Heights
C. T. Clagett
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
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