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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1923

Page

3

Alexandria Chautauqua elects leaders for season in 1920s style

The Swarthmore Chautauqua in Alexandria elected Cheater A Gwinn general chairman and Charles T Nicholson assistant. Mrs M HW Troth heads the ticket committee and hospital service will be free via Alexandria Hospital. Ground is prepared near King Street. meetings run through June 25 opening July 10. Jefferson Davis Birthday observed by Daughters of the Confederacy with veterans honored. City offices closed for Shrine parade. special first aid stations set up at Scottish Rite club, armory, and Elks home.

Washington Port Bire San Patrick St Alexandria Swarthmore Chautauqua Chamber of Commerce Gwinn Charles T Nicholson M HW Troth EB Carver Cameron Roberts Mark Cragg Leslie Cox Linda Carver JF Myers Kingatret Robert Jonas Alexandria Hospital Scottish Rite Club Armory Elks Jefferson Davis Jeferson Davis Lacamp Hall Daughters of the Confederacy Robert South Barrett Misa Estelle Wentworth Robert Gooding Sherman B Fowler Washington Rich

Hancock High Honors Zight Frank Lee Cael Commencement

The first Hancock High School commencement was held in the school auditorium. Eight graduates, four girls and four boys, were listed by name. Music was provided by Surrey High School, and the Rev D B Grove of the Methodist Episcopal Church gave the invocation at the ceremony.

Atey Edmund L Gettiér Sr St Thomaz Episcopal Church Hihel Webster Fthel Corbett Mildred Donan Avereu Frank Jee Marl Cunberland Hancock BJ Grimes John T Manon May Pole Allegany County Academy Louise Rickey Ath Somerville Tau Jee Snyder Mary Taylor Reinhart Joseph Eple Thomas Berry Frederick Roberts Cape Charles W Anbury Christian Black Stone College For Women Cape Charles High School Joan JT Hyndsey Virginia Christian College Lynchbure Frank Lee Cael Cumberland Dalivers Washington Post Hancock High School Achual Claas Emman Violet Corbett Sara Mildred Dixon Marjorie Virginia Hottel Esthe Tunner Wabater Joh Mann Creager Albert Grant French Alvin Paul Palmers Kenneth Franklin Penos Surrey High School Orchsastra Hagerstown Metholodist Episcopal Church

Skidding Car Costs Two Lives in Maryland Trip

Edward Mattingly aged 18 and Edward Noonan aged 13 died from fractured skulls after their car skidded on Burage road near Mount Savage Maryland. The vehicle overturned striking a telegraph pole while returning from swimming at Will Creek. John Barrett Thomas Mullaney Joseph Brannon Robert Parrell and Eugene Brannon survived with no injuries.

Washington Post Mount Savage Edward C Mattingly Broken Neck Edward Nodnan Allegany Hospital Burage Mattingly Noonan Wills Creek John Barrett i Thomas Mullaney Joseph Brannon Robert Parrell Eugene Brannon

Train Kills 2 Men Near Carson Va on July Fourth

Two unidentified white men, believed asleep on the tracks near Carson, Virginia, were struck and killed by a northbound Atlantic Coast Line railroad passenger train No 36. The bodies were taken to Petersburg for coroner's handling. Authorities could not identify the victims. the elder man appeared about 80, with a tattooed left arm reading I. Lax. The younger, about 30, was well dressed. The engineer reported the incident.

Petersburg Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Carson L. Lax Wald

Confederate Memorial Day Observances At Leesburg Assembly

A large crowd gathered at Leesburg for Confederate Memorial Day events under Leagean chapter U D Cat 8. Col McBenkla Lee led ceremonies at the court route, with marchers visiting the cemetery to decorate graves. Plans announced for a grand show in June feature breeding classes and a prominent premium, drawing many entries and veterans participation.

Leugean McBenkla Lee

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