Georgetown Law Class of 1913 Holds June Meeting
The permanent organization of Georgetown law class of 1913 plans its annual meeting at the law school on June 6 at 8 pm. Officers will be elected and other important matters discussed.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
8
The permanent organization of Georgetown law class of 1913 plans its annual meeting at the law school on June 6 at 8 pm. Officers will be elected and other important matters discussed.
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The bulletin reports fair, warmer conditions for Washington, Maryland, and Virginia with light shifting winds through Friday. It notes broader US contrasts with rain in the Atlantic states, a cooler upper Midwest, and warmer central and eastern regions. Several names and ages from Richmond, Atlanta, Savannah, and nearby locales appear in court and social notices.
Obituary notices list several ages and residences including Maxheimer 80 at Emergency Hospital Rost Noske, Phillips 7 years, Moore 7 years, Ritter years, Allewaya 80 at Government Hospital, Waidmap 83 at Government Hospital for the Insane, Duffy 78 at 1395 St NE, Blundon 1 day at 9020 Ga. Ave, Birdsall 8, Lucas 9 months at 1719 9th St NW, Fraser 5 months at 619 L St NW, with weather notes predicting fair conditions in the eastern and southern United States and no major changes inland. Local Weather Report provides temperatures, humidity, and rainfall readings with a trace rainfall and sunshine hours.
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