Refrigerator Made in the United States Praised
An American reader lauds the reliability of a refrigerator built in the United States praising domestic manufacturing and quality, noting confidence in a product origin from the good old U S A.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
13
An American reader lauds the reliability of a refrigerator built in the United States praising domestic manufacturing and quality, noting confidence in a product origin from the good old U S A.
News from Alexandri Washington Post Bureau reports the annual meeting of officials from crafts employers on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad held yesterday at the Ramnel Hotel in Alexandria. Six officials from this city and six from Richmond discussed wage scale and other matters. adjourned meeting planned in Richmond July 22 for officer elections. J W Varney reelected mayor of Potomac town without opposition. other town officials reelected. Christina Appich, 23, widow of Jacob Appich, died yesterday at the home of her daughter in South Lee Street. funeral at 8 this afternoon. Wm M P Desmond of Alexandria received a bachelor of laws degree at Georgetown University. Funeral rites for George W Elliott conducted at Wheatley’s mortuary.
A message from John Keefeauver State commander notes the next State encampment of United Confederate Veterans will be held at Culpeper on July 16. Also reported: John Keefeauver, 66, Union veteran, died at Washington Post Hospital Herndon Maryland. He leaves Mrs Rachel Keefeauver and two children. Randolph-Macon College Ashland Virginia announced degrees at commencement with the Doctor of Divinity conferred on Rev. E V Regester. Richmond College and others to be known as University of Richmond after closure of their identity by Dr. F W Boatwright.
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