Wedded Fifty Years in Washington Retirements Recalled
Mr and Mrs Theodore Friebus of 1439 Abstract Northwest celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Harritt. Mrs Friebus born in Washington and lived here all her life. Mr Friebus came in 1854 and later worked with Dlagett Newton Mey Co before civil war service. Both have long ties to Masons and local civic groups and two children with three grandchildren.
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Judges to Be Guests of Bar at Chesapeake Beach Dinner
District bar plans annual outing with a patriotic "made United States" dinner at Chesapeake Beach next Saturday. Prof. Maurice A. Joyce will present athletic events and novel stunts. Executive committee includes William Meyer Lewin and Alexander H. Bell. over 30 bench members expected, courts to adjourn for the day.
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Chesapeake Beach
United States
Maurice “A. Joyce
William Meyer Lewin
District Bar Association
Alexander H. Bell
James B.archer
David A. Baer
Ralph Banard
Charles H. Bates
Edmund Bra I
Walter Brandenburg
Joseph A. Burkart
Justin M. Chamberlain
Ann C. Clark
Michael J. .Colbert
Levi Coone
Charles D. Davia
H. Prescott
Gatley
Peyton Gordon
Leo P. Harlow
Samuel Herrick
David N. Houston
Guy H. Johnson
Harry F. Kennedy
Edward 8. Kimball
John A. Kratz
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Charity Ball for Washington Home Helps Destitute Children
The Washington Emergency and Receiving Home for destitute children in Barcroft Virginia, about a year old and now housing 40 children, is run by Rev Dr Patrick Murphy of St Michael's and All Angels. Superintendent Mrs A S Barringer and house mother Mrs E T H Bayley lead volunteers who fundraise quietly through entertainments and gifts from friends. A furfman's charity ball at Raleigh on Tuesday aims to raise money for bare necessities, with patronesses including Mrs Alert Burleson and Mrs Roland Cotton-Smith among others. Exhibition dances, sales, songs, and other features will accompany the event. The home recently took in two deserted children after their mother abandoned them and their father died, illustrating the ongoing need for aid.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Stiison Hutching
Miasi Douglas
Flowers and Decorations A Guide for Weddings
A guide titled Flowers and Decorations offers advice on floral choices for weddings and commencements. It notes arrangements, color schemes, and display ideas, with a focus on tasteful decor and appropriate selections for formal ceremonies.
Love and Gold: A Rage at Home Ends in Broken Vows
A man deserts his wife after two years of waiting while he pursues wealth in Alaska. He writes three letters that dash the lovers’ hopes and reveal his vow to stay faithful only in spirit, leaving the spouse to cope with betrayal and loss.
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Alaska
Alaska to Chicago affair ends in tragedy
Mrs. Gabriel Loeffler awaits news from her Alaska husband who vanished to mine gold. At a party Kellner asks her to end her wait and marry him. After a confrontation he shoots, then kills himself. Loeffler is wounded with slim chance of recovery. The incident unfolds amid city social notices and upcoming club openings.
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Chicago
Junior Order of American Men Banks Grow in Members
The Thomas Jefferson Council Jr O U A M reports five new members at the last meeting four by initiation and one by transfer. Finances are sound with all bills paid and a surplus. Membership now 102 with goal of a full company for parade and future activities supported by Daughters of the Party in the near future. The drill team shows excellent practice and the rank is popular among younger members.
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Thomas Jefferson Council, Jr. O. U. A.M
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District records 197 fires in April report
Chief Frank J. Wagner’s April fire report shows 197 district fires causing an estimated loss of 34139. Insurance coverage totaled 377,580 across damaged buildings. Most fires hit fortex and frame structures, with seven automobiles, one street car and a bridge burning. Fire escape law inspections nearing completion with few noncompliant buildings and owner notices issued.
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Frank J. Wagner
Fire ‘Department
Receiving into Sodality at Georgetown University
The annual reception for candidates into the sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary for Georgetown University professional schools will be held at 4 PM in Dahlgren Chapel with Archbishop John Bonzand presiding. Rev. Walter Rum S.J. of Dodstock College will deliver the sermon. About 300 from medical and dental departments are to join 150 postulants.
Man sues Terminal Taxi Co in 1915 personal injury case
George Delfas filed in district court for 2500 dollars claiming a taxi collision in February 1915 near North Capitol Street caused his buggy to crash after a stearn engine scare. He alleges severe injuries to head and body while driving a buggy. Attorneys listed include W. Baker, Gittings, and Robert E. Mattin.
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George Delfas
Terminal Taxtéad Company
Stearn
Gines
Goodyear Tires Claim Superior Value and Durability
The article promotes Goodyear tires noting they resist mishaps better, with five exclusive fortified features including anti skid tread and rim protection. It cites long term tests across five million tires, claims leading mileage and fewer tire bills, and announces a 45 percent price reduction on February 1.
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Goodyears
Fumes Overcome Lodger After Jet Fuel Incident
Miss Helen Cummings, a lodger at 311 CO Street NW, was found unconscious in her room Friday night by occupants of the Young Women’s Christian Home. She was revived at Emergency Hospital after pulmotor treatment by Ham L. Kelly and is believed to recover. Little is known of Mrs. Cummings’ background. she had only been in town a few days. It is believed she, attempting to turn out the light, accidentally activated a jet device.
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Young “Women's
Christian Hoerrt
CO Street
Waa Fouta
Ham L. Kelly
Cumin
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