Tem plars field day to be held at Mount Vernon
Plans call for a joint knights templar field day and conclave in Alexandria on June 28 featuring four commanderies Old Dominion Fairfax Fredericksburg and Piedmont. Attending officers include Robert Francis Taylor and Joseph T Houck with a Mount Vernon luncheon and a 7 pm joint reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Knights Templar
Old Dominion
Fairfax
Fairfax Courthouse
Fredericksburg
Piedmont
The
Plains
Virginia
Robert Francis Taylor
Roanoke
Joseph T. Houck
Harrisonburg
William Lee Davis
Portsmouth
Mount Vernon
Old Dominion Commandery
W. W. Field
Martha, Washington
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor
O. BE
More Pay For D C Emploes In Electrical Dept
District commissioners approved promotions and salary increases for electrical department workers. The changes affect telephone switchboard operators and other staff, with July 1 as the effective date. Notable raises include C A Pessagno, Sherwood, Madigan, Plemmons, Henderson, Dunn, Winston, Helan, Smallwood, Kenny, and Raymond King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pessagno
G. M. Sherwood
Irene Madigan
W. L. Plemmons
M. J. Henderson
M. C. Dunn
L. B. Winston
Thomas A. Helan
Joseph Smallwood
John R. Kenny
Raymond F. King
Foresters Convention Delegates Visit White House and Raleigh
Delegates to the seventeenth bi centennial convention of the Companions of the Foresters of America were greeted at the White House at noon and spent the day sightseeing including Mount Vernon and Fort Myer. The morning session featured welcome by Charles F. Neabit and no business was held. About 450 delegates, mostly women, are present. amendments to the constitution were discussed including coverage when lodges withdraw from the supreme body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Foresters of America
White House
Mount Vernon
Fort Myer
Raleigh
United States
Charles F. Neabit
Golf Contests Set By Washington Board of Trade
Golfers from the Washington Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce prepare for the annual match at Columbia Country Club starting at 1 pm. The event is the second leg for a silver cup, needing three victories for permanent possession. Team pairings and captains were announced, with John F. Slaven and Mr Walker leading Chamber and Board respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Country Club Links
Shaw & Brown Co
Board of Trade
Henry L. West
Towaye
M. T. Shannon
Robinson White
Harris N. Brown
L. C. Brooka
John L. Newbold
Paris E H. Brengle
Donald Woodward
George P. James
J. W. Brawner
John C. Davidson
W. J. Eyan
C. A. Watson
W. B. Guy
A. C. Buhrman
John L Weaver
Leroy W. Herron
Merchant Marine Report Adopted by Chamber of Commerce Board
The executive committee of the Board of Trade adopted a report from the special committee on referendum No 9 concerning establishing a U S merchant marine. The report was presented by Samuel J Prescott and referred to the full board for next Thursday. Several individuals were admitted to membership including Charles C Galloway G Bainwright Alden Smoot John H Shea Warren Cochran and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Board of Trade
Samuel J. Prescott
Charles C. Galloway
G. Bainwright
Alden Smoot
John H. Shea
Warren Cochran
D. Frazier
JW. Tefft
Leroy Livingston
Morton MacDonald
Henry Schaffert
G. Mason
Elmer J Ta Shane
Normand Parker
Frank R. Jel Jeff
E. I. Weston
J. D. Sheetman
J. Dulin
G Julian Libbey
James E .Colliflower
Edward E. Ayre
Williamh. West
W W. Deal
Outing Camp for Tots at Camp Good Will Expanded
The summer outings committee of the Associated Charities met in the Washington Loan and Trust building to approve budgets for Camp Good Will Baby Hospital Camp and Camp Pleasant. Camps will use conical tents with added sanitary facilities and a larger garden. Camp Good Will opens June 30 with Mrs Louise Simon in charge and a volunteer resident physician. the Baby Hospital Camp also opens June 30. Colored residents raise funds for Camp Pleasant, and a Shack Endeavor is to be built by Christian Endeavor groups. An offer to fund church collections up to $1 continues into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good
Louise Simon
Camp Pleasant
Associated Charities
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John Joy Edson
Andrew Parker
George W. Cook
William A. DeLacy
Juliette V. Harring
Adolph Kahn
Jesse H. Ramsburgh
Louis A. Simon
A. Simon
Walter S. Ufford
Joseph 8. Wall
J. W
Camp Good Wii
Baby Hospital
Christian Endeavor Societies
Shack Endeavor
Howard University
Police News Notes From Washington Traffic and Missing Person Alerts
Automobiles owned by D H Waters and F H Moreland damaged in a two car collision on Foxhall road near Canal road. no injuries. G oV Lookyear fell from a streetcar at Fourteenth and H streets NW, injuring himself. Peter Jamey 48, 1644 Montello Ave NE, cut by a glass vase in a neighbor dispute. A pair of automobile tubes reported stolen from a prisoner at the First precinct. Relatives seek missing Mrs Julia Walker who left Clarendon VA Tuesday night. Toledo detective sergeant O'Brien to arrive with ex attorney David Rothschild charged with embezzlement. William Johnson 1995 Ninth St NW, chauffeur for Dr Harrison B Bennett, injured in crash with a WMATA car at Eleventh and V NW. Robert Carter 1013 T St NW dropped dead at Eleventh and Florida Ave NW near car barn. Evelyn Armstead 6, 1207 Third St SW, hit by a delivery wagon. treated at Emergency Hospital. H G Feller 68 missing from 1211 Ninth St NW since Tuesday night. Wilson appoints two: Robert G Hilton assistant treasurer Baltimore and Curtis F Pike assayer Boise City Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Ninth Street Northwest
Harrison B. Bennett
Takoma Park
Washington Railway
Eleventh and
V Streets Northwest
Bennett
Draw a chain of circles across figure charts for max points
Read the puzzle rules to trace a continuous left to right chain across each chart. Each section of three to five circles changes direction at right angles, shares end/start circles, and avoids double counting the turning circle. Circles can be drawn in pencil or ink without obscuring numbers.
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Sys
Fourth of July Funds Plan with Local Officials
Plans to raise funds for the municipal Fourth of July celebration began with John Poole named chairman of the finance committee. The project requires about $3,000 to cover expenses. Joseph Strasburger was named decorations chair by Commissioner Newman, while Melvin C. Hazen announced the horse show and tournament committee members. Maj William Kelly and Capt. William Mitchell of the U S Army will serve on the committee, with John Martin, John C. Evans, John O Gheen, and Thomas Ben W. A. Williams as clerks. The first committee meeting is set for Monday evening at Hazen’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poole
Federal National Bank
Newman
Citizens’ Committee
Joseph Strasburger
Melvin C. Hazen
William Kelly
William Mitchell
United States Army
John Martin
John C. Evans
John O Gheen
Thomas Ben W. A. Williams
Mr. Hazen
Births Reported In Local Families This Week
Hazel C and Louise M Terry welcome a boy. George W and Luttan B Stark greet a boy. Pip P and Edith J Jones have a boy. Dudley and Selene Harmon welcome a girl. Percy and Emma Vicher have a girl. Frank E and Hettie Podge greet a girl. Jacob and Sarah Brodsky welcome a boy. Joseph and Annie Botlin have a boy. Frank G and Anna M Washington greet a girl. Harry L and Vivian G Pelham welcome a girl. Frank and Delia Foote have a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel C
Louise M. Terry
George W
Luttan B Stark
Pip P
Edith J. Jones
Dudley Aud Selene Harmon
Percy
Emma Vicher
Frank E
Hettie Podge
Jacob
Sarah Brodsky
Joseph
Annie Botlin
Frank G
Anna M. Washington
Harry L
Vivian G. Pelham
Frank and
Delia Foote
Licensed to Marry and Multiple Couples Names
A raw listing shows numerous marriages officiated by various Reverends across multiple cities. The fragment includes ages and partner names, with scattered location hints such as Richmond Virginia Philadelphia Pa Chicago Ill Denver Col. and others, indicating a compiled matrimonial notice.
City Bulletins and Local Advertisements Mix of Services
Conger's Will Thorough store your carpets and age corn nene inal sum. one W. 685 a will call. BESS OUE' syamon Ladies' Two-piece Suits and Waints dry cleaned. W. H. Fisher, 709 9th st. nw. Est. 1888. Phone Main 1152. Tel. M. 2416 for Choice Flowersfor the graduate. Shaffer, 900 14th an. Hot Water Quick, Get a Road Heater. Co. A. Muddiman & Co., 12th and Geta. Chas. Chaplin daily, Virginia. 608 Sth at -
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger’s
Bess Oue
W. H. Fisher
9Th St
Tel. M
Shaffer
Co. A. Muddiman & Co
Chaplin Daily
Virginia
Death notices list multiple local residents’ ages and addresses
Death notices report Parke W. Herold age 8% at 1213 Oth St NW Elizabeth Sinclair 75 at 303 Fat BW Laura A. Burdine 78 at 2251 Nichols Ave B John FP Greiman 39 at Emergency Hospital James R. Welsh 52 at Gallinger Hospital Ann Reilly 88 at 1363 East Cap Basil N. Friel 48 at 128 N C Ave SP Bridget M. Canty 42 at 1359 Parkwood Lane John H. Wiltshire 9 months 1845 47th Pl NW Wilford Jackson 1 year IRA 11th St NW Wilbur Praither 10 years Children’s Hospital Albert Woodson 5 years 133 ith at NW Florence Southall 2 years 002 T St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke W. Herold
Oth St
Elizabdeth Sinclair
Laura A. Burdine
Nichols
John FP. Greiman
James R. Welsh
Gallinger Hospital
Ann Reilly
East Cap
Basil N. Friel
N.C. Ave
Bridget M. Canty
Parkwood
John H. Wiltshire
Wilford Jackson
IRA
11Th St
Wilbur Praither
Children’s Hospital
Albert Woodson
Florence Southall
T St. Aw
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Strasburger’s
7Th St. N. W
15Th and
Upton Street
Connecticut Avenue
Holy Cross Academy
Lifesilo
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc
15Th Street
N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Parker
Miller
Washington, DC
Kin-Po
Seventeenth
L Streets
W. F. Andrews
Patt
Templars
Lewis Hooff
H. M. Head
Corporation Court
Richard McMenamin
James W. McMenamin
Duke Street
F. A. Bayliss
Julia Toppings
Queen Street
Howard W. Smith
Catherine E. Proctor
North
Washington Street
John S. Allen
Madison Street
Columbus
Washington Streets
Seminary Hill
Department of Commerce
Alexandria Hospital
Hooft
Blackstone
Department
Harry M. Head
William W. Head
Cameron Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Brookland
Martha Washington
Order
D. C
A. J Dyke
Greenwood Court
Fayette, Payne, Queen and Princess Streets
Joe Timbers
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Spark Et
Pennsylvania Av
N.W
Washington
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Merchant Marine Report
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Police
D H. Waters
Woodward Building
F H Moreland
Iroquois
Foxhall Road
Canal Road
G Ov
Lookyear
Ontario Road
Peter Jamey
Montello Avenue
Julia Walker
Washington Police
Clarendon
Inspector Boardman
O’brien
Toledo
Ohio
David Rothschild
Robert Carter
T Street
Eleventh Street
Florida Avenue
Evelyn Armstead
Third Street Southwest
Third
M Streets
H. G. Feller
Ninth Street
Robert G. Hilton
Baltimore
Curtis F. Pike
Boise City
Idaho
Ught
Lena Crosen
James S. Mont. Tos Thompson
Herndon
Gomere
Harry A. Grant
Adelaide Danenhower
Richard Schmidt
Roland Wilkerson
Florina Jones
John E Relges
Orville H. Stewart
Greensburg
Ind
Nellie G. Meyers
Hugh T. Stevenson
Edward Teller
Alice B. Page
Richmond
William A. Homan
Marguerite
Lewis
CE Powers Nick Koneden
Garefalea Mertrakee
BR Lambrides
Rascell Ro Rusheng
Nellie May Herndon
Rerd V. Switzer Herman English
Lilian de Vaughn
Wo FL Smith
Clarence H. Sartnin
Adelaide T. Snyder
William J. Brooks
Torworth J. Roberts
Mabel ©. Davis
C. G .Johnson
L. Drnefa Burrows
C. Powers
Clifton C Hume
Raccoon Ford
Carrie & Crawford
H . Downs
Hush T. Chamberlain
Katherine &, Peterson
John B. ‘Briggs Srivester C .Meiter
Marie I. Nathans
Philadelphia
James Montgomery Tans BR. Stanley
Chicago
Fleanor J. Edwards
Denver
Cub
L. Morgan Chambers
City Bulletins
Sts. N. W
Associated Drug Store Service
Propession
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Anja
the Post
Washington, D. C
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