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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

11

Camp Good Will aims to aid invalids and colored children

The Associated Charities plans Camp Good Will near Brightwood in Rock Creek Park for fifty mothers and children, with twenty tents, picnics to Chesapeake Beach, and car fare for fresh air. Rev Van Schaick commends the work as humane, homelike, and community supported, citing 1907 reach and costs under $6,000. A man, Bernard E. Payne, aged 8? was hit by a Capital Traction car at Ninth and U, with minor injuries.

Associated Charities John“ van Sthaick Good Wilk Brightwood Rock Creek Park Camp Good Will Maud Billy Chesapeake Beach Washington John Joy Edson Andrew Parker Cary Tuxedo Camp Pleasants I. J. Rusvhatrman M. EF. Crumwel M. L. Liggons James“. Walker M. L. Jordan Dora B. Smitt A. Craig T. Thomas Thomas Walker D. J. Wiseman Bessie Claggett Bell Harvis Elizabeth Lacey Edmund Smith Sadie Williams Sadie Hall M E. Bend Edward Eligabeth Martin Ida Richardson Maria Hayson Elizabeth Brown Mary Alece Parker L. BE. Cropse J. M. Wilson William Aa. S S. Middleton Noble and Useful Philanthropies Jomm van Benak of Our Father Thirteenth Northwest Gand Will Washington Committee Mothe Asated Charities Camp Good Will Lenox Bar Harbor van Schaick Ani Ged Bernard E. Payne Capital Traction Ninth and U Streets

Washington Railway worker found dead in home lounge

William B. E. Harding a 56 year old employee of the Washington Railway and Electric Company was found dead on the lounge in the dining room of his 66 Twelfth Street Northeast residence. Deputy Coroner Glazebrook ruled death from natural causes. Harding had inspected cars before they were sent from the car barn for several years.

William BE. Harding Washington Railway, and Electric Company Twelfth Street Harding Glazebrook

Universalists to Hold Twentieth Annual Meeting in City

The Universalist Young People's Christian Union will convene its 20th annual meeting in the city, gathering several hundred delegates from the U S and Canada for four days of sermons, reports, and discussions on missionary work in the South and the topic of marriage and divorce. Harry Russell Childs of New York City will open with the address.

Young People’s Christian Union Universalist Church Canada Church For Our Father Universalist Harry Russell Childs New York City Union Renee G. I. Keirn Indiana Frank Oliver Flall New York M. Powers Massachusetts H. N. Couden House of Representatives

Poundmaster Defended In Washington Letter

John An Schaick Jr defends Samuelleinstein the district poundmaster amid criticism in a Washington letter. He praises the humane, efficient officer and notes proper water and care at the pound while urging appreciation of health department constraints and the public service.

Pound Colum Health Department Samuelleinstein Congress Farstein Pound Tool Yellow Dog Samuel Einstein Washington John AN Schaick, Jr Church of Our Father Vermont Avenue

Post Office Holiday Schedule for Independence Day

The postmaster issued orders governing Independence Day mail and office operations. Main office carriers and money orders active all day, registry 9 to 11, carrier delivery at 7:39 a.m. Money collections listed for multiple stations with specific times and public hours for each station. Also reports election of officers for Jonadab Council and Pioneer Council No. 1 Sons of Jonadab with named officers.

Post Ofice Staton A Tolkona Park Brookland Benning Etation Tennallytown Ta. m Wa. m Takoma Park Benning Jonadab Council Pioneer Council Sons of Jaradab Jonadab Hall Charles F. Sudworth W. C Oliver Bennett V. C James J. Kelly John F. Harvey E. J. Ratigan Jel E. Hogan Frank J. McQuade John P. Quill J. Cutter Walter Harlow I. W W. B. Clark O. W

Farewell Sermon by Rev. Pierce on Renewed Religion

The Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce of All Souls Church preached his farewell sermon before summer leave. Taft attended. He spoke on The Renewal of Religion, arguing that great life impulses are eternal and that religion continually renews itself in hearts, with religion and morality now seen as two phases of one life. Pierce and family depart for Nantucket, then Budals for lectures, spending summer there.

Ulysses G. B. Pierce All Souls’ Church Taft Mr. Pierce Lfe Dean Swift Pierce Nantucket Mass Isle of Budals

Summer Twilight Services Begin at McKendree Church

The McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church inaugurated Sunday twilight services with songs and talks led by members. A duet by Edith Wagley and Rena Rouse featured, and Rev. R. L. Wright concluded with a fifteen minute sermon on Proverbs and the secrets of the Lord. Services start at 7 p m each Sunday in summer and end at 8 30 p m.

McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church Imembers Edith Wagley Rena Rouse R. L. Wright Wright

Sermon on Erring Woman at St Margaret's Church

The Rev. Dr Herbert Scott Smith preached at the evening service at St Margaret's Church Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place. He portrayed forgiveness for a woman who has strayed and said Christ refused to condemn a sinful woman reaffirming mercy and corrective guidance.

Herbert Scott Smith St.Margaret’s Church Connecticut Avenue Bancroft Place Smith Christ

Sneak Thieves Strikes Across District

George Dixon on White Lot bench woke to find his panama hat valued at 5 dollars and 2 dollars cash stolen. Simon Horvitch’s corner grocery at 121 K street northwest suffered a break in Saturday night with goods worth 5 dollars taken through a side window. Mrs Emms Henry at 68 G street northwest reported a theft Saturday night of a black leather pocketbook containing 4 50 in cash and car tickets.

George Dixon FE Street Northwest Simon Horvitch K Street Emms Henry G Street Northwest

Wholesome Milk Supply Urges Public Action

An excerpt from a U S Public Health bulletin stresses the need for clean milk and dairy practices. It argues milk is a daily staple often consumed uncooked and vulnerable to contamination from cow to consumer. Education and community efforts are urged to improve safety and reduce illness.

Public Health and Marine Hospital ServiCe

Milk spills as auto collides with cart near Teenth and G streets

An electric car driven by Daniel Frazier of 453 Pennsylvania Avenue NW struck a milk wagon owned by William Flood of 909 Golden Street SW near Teenth and G streets. Two women in the car escaped injury while the wagon toppled the curb and shattered dozens of milk bottles, turning gutters white with milk before the vehicle stalled after a block.

T Teenth Daniel Frazier Pennsylvania Avenue William Flood Golden Street Ranj

City Bulletins and Advertisements Collide in Daily Ledger

Local trade ads showcase gas suppliers A Muddiman Co and Arlington Bottling Co promising long service. Fireworks by Gould’s, film processing at Columbia Photo Supply, and cheap tea coffee from J T Pyles stores. Colonial Beach Cottage rental listed with river frontage and Satin skin cream beauty ad concludes.

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