Aged heir to estate ends life over $7 debt and despair
Warren A Hebard of Jearnold, once tied to a local livery stable, killed himself by inhaling illuminating gas in his room at 1109 Mountre street after weeks of poverty and delays in receiving a $7.00 legacy from a sister's estate. He left two sons in a theatrical company in Cleveland and another son in New York state. The coroner listed suicide. burial planned at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Warren A . Hebard
Jearnold
Ho Ontreet
Northwest
Altaranqua NY
Hebarda
New York Avenue
HW Street
Hebard
New York
Wedard
Ranmer
Hobart
Hobard
Armstrong Brothers
Cleveland
Cattaraugus NY
Glenwood Lemetery
Lectures and Meetings Highlight Local Religious Events
Mgr Benson to lecture on The State of Religion in Carroll Wall Monday evening at 8.30 in New York his visit to America for Lenten lectures noted. Mrs Mary Hartwell Terry spoke at the Woman Interdenominational Missionary Salon on Christian progress among Turks. Rev Ze Hetzel Copp to speak on Child Welfare in the District of Columbia next Sunday at 11. Invitations sent to officials and unions. Gospel meetings at Vermont Avenue Christian Church nightly for two weeks led by Rev RW Abberley and Willam Leigh. Takoma Park Missionary Volunteer Society hosted weekly meeting with talks on tobacco harms and temperance led by Mrs Chase and Miss Bertha Wadworth et al.
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Mgr
Robert Hugn Senson
Our Lady of Lourdes Ghareh
New York
Leng
Carroll Wall
Elore
Mgr Bens
America
Washington
Lord of the World
Mgr Henson
Mary Hartwell Terry
Aivan
Turkey
American Congregational Board of Foreign Missions
Church of the Ascension
Mr. Copp
Ze Hetzel Copp
Sunshine City Temple
Comba
IL Oclock
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Central Labor Union
Mothers’ Congress
Welfare Department
The
National Civil Federation
Naonal Child Labor Committee
Chrstian Church
Vermont Avenue
Takoma Park
Lecture in Aid of Church for Chevy Chase Parish
Catholics of Chevy Chase plan a lecture titled Around the World Today by Frank Buckland to raise funds for the Church of the Pleased Sacrament. The event is set for March 2 in Currow Hall with other entertainments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Church of the Pleased Sacrament
Hasla
Frank , Buckland
Currow Hall
Washington Alumni Kappa Sigma Meet Tonight at House
Members of the Washington Alumni Association of Kappa Sigma Fraternity will gather tonight at the Kappa Sigma house at 4 Vermont Avenue Northwest. Carleton Bates and Cleon Dodge of the School of Chemistry will be the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tg Washington Alumni Association
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Kappa Sigma
Vermont Avenue
Carleton Bates
Cleon
Dodge
Surean
Chemistry
District Guards Banquet Dinner Held at Queen Cafe
First Infantry DC NG held a Thursday night banquet at the Queen Cafe with Capt Alvin D Hathaway presiding. Attendees included Col Charles Hourand and Lt 8 FE Bomar among others. musical participants were Vincent Tignatello Don A Holmes and Vivian Fall.
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Gmeers
Privaa
First Infantry
DC N.G
Queen Cafe
Alvin D Hathaway
Apeak-Ea
Charles Hourand
M&y
George L. Tait
FE Bomar
T. Let Johnston
Vincent Tignatello
Don A .Holmes
JL Lankins
Vivian Fall Colour
May Tait
Jamea A Dave
Ralph Everett
Roy Link
Mire Cotter Bride Will Leaves Estate to Husband
The will of Mire Cotter Bride dated December 2 19X filed yesterday leaves her entire estate to her husband for life with remainder to their children Elizabeth Graham and a faithful servant. the servant receives 12 a month with $210 in legacies charged against the estate. A separate will by Eliza Wall dated March 23 1997 leaves the residue to Gonzaga College president for St Aloysius Catholic Church use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter T
Louise H
Hfe
Eizabeth Graham
Ite
Eliza Wall
Gonzaga Colege
St Aloysius Catholic Church
Elimination contest nears end with prize hopes riding high
The puzzle manager urges readers to enter as the final week of the eleme contest approaches. Prizes may reach twenty dollars, with the chance to win two prizes discussed, though overall odds remain slim. Submissions and counting methods draw reader enthusiasm despite uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belox
Spme
Theyould
City Bulletins Amusements and local ads in a fragment
Fragmented city notices list amusements and local ads with prices and venues such as Broadway Girls and Kentucks, plus a bakery claim about MIKK Bread and other consumer notices. It mentions Holmen Sakers deliveries and various eateries like Royal Cafe and Schneiders, all in a busy period-voiced column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Columbia
Shanna
Acadeias— the Kentucks
Garety
Columbia Burlesguers
Broadway Galety Girls
Holmen Sakers
Garziglia in Recital at Columbia Please
Felix Garziglia the French pianist living in Washington gave a polished program to a grateful audience at the Columbia yesterday afternoon. He offered Debussy and Chopin with refined touch and the Strauss Schutz arrangement of The Ring Danupe to close the recital with brilliance. An encore featured Schutz's Tendre Avenue. Church notes report a farewell reception for the Rev Mr Neibel and his wife as they plan a trip to Atlantic City and Cincinnati for a new charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Felix Garziglia
Harold Runer
The
National
Dana Grenade
Garsigle
Schutz
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Neibel
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Netial
Convict trio faces long terms for forgery
Thomas Wynn Edward J Read and Reaves Wool alias Treb Hyd convicted of forging money orders to steal from Western Union Telegraph Co. Read and Wynn receive multiple counts with sentences possible up to ten years each. Wool faces up to thirty years. Bail awaiting sentencing after appeals discussed by Judge Anderson and AUSA Proctor.
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Thomas Wynn
Edward J Read
Reaves Wool
Treb Hyd
Gory
Western 1Non Telegraph Company
Uthering Read
Flood
Read
Ad Wynn
Fay / Wood
Wynn
Bali
Wool
All Souls Churn Corner Folated VTE aml Le slat Uses dR Merce
Fragmented OCR from a Sunday Post page lists multiple religious groups and events in a Northwest area. It mentions denominations, lectures, spiritual healing, and assorted society notices with scattered names and times. The readable items reference evangelical and spiritualist gatherings, lectures, and public services in various buildings and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Masini
Atresia
Sun Vang
Ivan Wy
Bom Ijn
Rao
Balu Evangelical Christian Science Fxangelical
Christian Sutonch Church
Mershes Guéday Marntog
Rauber
Surest
Mall
Mmodius
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Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Saks
Oxford
Mossat, Vallon & Argod
Ward
Kronprinz
Germany
F Street
France
England
Austria
Japan
Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Burchell
Oldcat Music
John F. Ellis & Co
Tharp
Berkely Rye
Goodyear Rubber Company
Wees
Ee Street
N. W. Noth
Bae Eld Gold
Abel Geo. A. Dickel & Co. Distillers
Nashville
Tenn
Prince Albert Amd
MIRE
Warren A
Mge. Benson
Carroll Hall
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Artistia
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
11Th ST
District Guards
Company L
Vint Infantry
Husband
the Post
Thorne
Adams Street
City Bulletins
California
Tirtier
Virginia Ath
11Th St NW
Schneiders
Garziglia
Western Union
Edward J. Read
Reaves Wood
R. E. Hood
Episcopal
Trinity Cnurgh
Yuu Kussen
ST Johns Phorch
Sitteeath
Ho Atreets Fay Roland Cotton Smith
Eb Pay
Blater
Dunlap
George Williamson Smith
Bam —Moly Communion
Hay George Wiliam Douglas
J J Dimon Dally
Eiday
Italy
Italy At Moan Thureday
Bihop
Frence
Ain
Protestant Episcopal
Vo Andrew
Ghurdit
Tigoteenth
Chanli
Woo Minkxcer Behmaud
Braskamp
Anmstant
Hamry Marcwiry
Shalseer
Perk
Iumeter
Yan —Rermon
Stuutex
Alkayall
Hopam Srman
Yong Mates
Ture
Siman
Hervey Murray Sipaise
Inuderhuruser
Wle Fem
St Paul Mendalaenhn
Seta Chistian Pri
Secular League
AML
Henry Giorg
Ninth Street
Ree Qwhatco
Vin Susagus
Ainey
Apraker
Air Men
Y.W. Cla
Young Women's Christian Association
Northweee
Arper Xervica
Pio
Sirs
Joseph F Kelly
Syme Girix
Elizabeth Severn
EBEG
Haberdashery Department
Pa. Ave
N. W
Rochester, N. Y
Rudyard Kiplings
Kiplingesaue
March
C. B. Falls
Lilian Bennett-Thompson
F. St. Mars
Paul Bransom
UH. Addington Bruce
Washington Post
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