Protests Over Site for Eastern High as Board Sets Textbooks Plan
The Washington School Board, facing protests from the Northeast Washington Citizens' Association against Reservation No. 13 for the new Eastern High School, declined to back that site. Superintendent Thurston then secured approval to distribute tuberculosis education books to students and to place disease awareness materials with teachers. The board also considered changes in school names, teacher appointments, transfers, promotions, and resignations, with several openings and a few buildings to open or close in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Washington Citizens’ Association
Board of Education
Franklin School
Henry P. Blair
Congress
Ernest L. Thurston
American Association For
Anacostia and Piney Branch
Citizens’ Associations
van Huren and
West
Boy Scouts
John B. Larner
Catherine Gideon
Thurston
Esther Ulrickson
Pierce
L. M Stearns
J. R. West
O. M. Keys
Business
Ra. M. W. Jumper
Blanche Colt
Frederick Williama
Armstrong
C A Johnson
Thomson School
Summerfield McCartney
P. Bernhart
Frances Falconer
Roel Davia
J. Bowen
G. N. Clower
Sewin
T. M. Raymond
Banneker School
M. B. Seytes
Street Vocational School
A. E. Waddleton
Eleanor H. Hugh
P. Bernhardt
BE. L. Scharf
Charlotte Lowe
K Street
Rs.g. B.wilder
C. B. Francis
Railway Clerk Drops Dead in Washington
Upton Davia aged 65 a freight office clerk for the Washington Southern Railway collapsed and died from heart disease yesterday afternoon. He was unmarried and lived with his sister Miss Nannie M. Davis at 11 Prince Street in Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
King Street
Alexandria
Upton Davia
Washington Southern Railway
Mr. Davis
Nannie M. Davis
Prince Street
Charles H. Darley
Southern Railway
Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company
Judla V. Nalla
South Alfred Street
Darley
Maynard, Fisher
Charles Dartey
Ruth Gates
Lynchburg
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ice Men Convene in Washington Convention Opens
The Eastern Ice Association begins a three day convention at the New Ebbitt in Washington this morning with several hundred members expected. William H. Dohr of Brooklyn will give the opening address, followed by speakers from New York Newark and Chicago. The program includes discussions on ice plant equipment motor trucks and ice manufacturing methods plus a theater party and excursions to Arlington Cemetery Mount Vernon and nearby sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ice Association
New Abbitt
A W. Schuemann
William H. Dohr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter J. May
New York
Abram Day
Newark
N. J
Carl
Dilquist
Chicago
W. Everett Parsons
W. H. Hexamer
Philadephia
H. Seely
Altoona
Ebbitt
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Washington
Funeral of Mrs Noyes Apprentice Editor’s Widow
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Noyes widow of Crosby Noyes former editor of the Evening Star was held from her son Theodore W Noyes 1730 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest The service was private Rev Dr C Ernest Smith officiated and burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery Honorary pallbearers included Gen Hoxie Ross Perry Frank Richardson Gen John Wilson E J Stellwagen B H Warner H G Davin W H Singleton and Rev John Silmpton Body bearers were Henry Hanford G A Lyon Beale Howard Victor Kauffmann Rudolph Kauffmann and Fleming Newbold Complaint was filed with the commissioners by Mrs Robert F Rose against H M Woodward permit clerk and secretary of the automobile board over alleged mistreatment during her license application The matter will be investigated by Assistant Engineer Commissioner Anderson and reported in a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Noyes
Crosby
Evening Star
Theodore W. Noyes
New Hampshire Avenue
C. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
R . Hoxie
Ross Perry
Frank A. Richardson
John M. Wilson
E. J. Stellwagen
B. H. Warner
H. G Davin
W. H. Singleton
John c. Silmpton
Henry Hanford
G. A. Lyon
Beale R. Howard
Victor Kauffmann
Rudolph Kauffmann
Fleming Newbold
Woodward
Robert F. Rose
State Department
H. M. Woodward
The
Automobile Board
Anderson
Federal Reserve Lectures Begin Tonight by Willis
Dr. H Parker Willis, secretary of the Federal Reserve Board, will speak tonight at 8 15 before the local chapter of the American Institute of Bankers at 1214 F Street Northwest. The lecture series outlines the Federal Reserve Act its passage and the new system shaping American finance at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
American Institute of Bankers
F Street Northwest
Sunday School Benefit Play Directed at Grace Reformed Church
City bulletins report a Talent show titled Surprise Party at Hrinkley’s held Tuesday night in Grace Reformed Church Sunday school rooms to raise funds for the Sunday school building. J Wilder Tomlinson directed acts by Grace students and Thompson School pupils performed The Merchant of Venice to support school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilder Tomlingon
Hrinkley’s
Grace Reformed Church
Marty Hespersa
Tomlinson
McKinley Manual Training High School
Thompson School
Home and School Association
Margaret Bailey
Foot and Mouth Disease Near Washington Prompt Quarantine
A foot and mouth outbreak near Washington prompts immediate quarantines after fourteen cattle on James J Jones farm near Germantown were found ill. Health officials trace the illness to Chicago stock yards and call a Saturday veterinary conference with District Maryland and Virginia experts to coordinate controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Health Department
James J. Jones
Dawsonville Road
Germantown
District Health Department
Washington
William C. Woodward
Woodward
Union
Bureau of Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
Potomac
Farma
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Virginia
Weaver Will Tell of Akron Trip at Washington Luncheon
John L. Weaver president of the Real Estate Brokers Association of Washington will discuss the executive committee meeting of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers held in Akron Ohio. Arrangements will be made for a December 2 dinner for national president Thomas Shaffcroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbitt
Aassociation of
Washington
John L. Weaver
National Association of Real Estate Brokers
Akron
Ohio
National Organization
Thomas Shaffcross
Licensed to Marry Listings of Partners and Officiants
A densely packed OCR list records numerous marriage licenses with names ages and hometowns across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Entries pair groom and bride names with officiants and locations, noting ages with several 20s 40s and 70s and various counties and towns such as Hanover Martinaburg Frederick Seat Pleasant Riverdale Fairfax and Bladensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ¥. Butler
Barbara E Dube
Hanover
C.F. Steck
John W. Schneider
Ruth Abagail Sheppard
Dallimora
C. E. Smith
Norman L. Hummer
Jessia J. Cobourn
H. B. Foels
Charles A. Burgdort
Seat Pleasant
Sarah EK. Garrison
Silver Springs
W. W. Harned
Clifford E. Gasch
Bladensburg
Dorothy Kerfoot
Riverdale
GC. W. Whitmore
Louis F Heflin
Middleburg
Louisa A. Robinsor
Marshall
H. F. Downs
Chestine Morris
Snell
Dixon T. Philipp
Blantons
J. E. Bliss
Harrington Barber
Emme B. Jones
H. F Downs
John 8. Moody
Richmond
Leura HE. Chick
Lewise County
Wirginia
H. B. Healey
Winfries K. Grady
Martha TE. Clarke
Fairfax County
Virginia
James
Montgomery
George B. Clark
Edith A. Puntenney
Earle Wilfrey
Oscar R. Janson
Elsie M. Swank
Tha. EH. ¥. Howlett
Births Reported From Local Families
James and Mary O Connor welcomed a girl. Irvin and Sara M Rittenhouse announced a girl. Ehsher A and Florence Brown had a boy. Charles L and Bertha M Smith announced a girl. Robert and Louise Ralston welcomed a girl. Charles W and Maris Ryder had a girl. Henry A and Katherine A Male welcomed a girl. Ludwig and Joecpnine Male had a girl. Henry Landry Naylor welcomed a girl. Alphonso and Angeline Leprée announced a boy. George and Minnie Thomas had a boy. En and Hattie Powell welcomed a girl. Morria and Mary Dorsey noted a birth. Sr Fred and Rose Hill reported a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mary O'Connor
Irvin
Sara M. Rittenhouse
Ehsher A. Art Florence Brown
Charles L
Bertha M. Smith
Robert and
Louise Ralston
Charles W
Maris Ryder
Henry A
Katherine A
Ludwig
Joecpnine
Henry Landry Naylor
Alphonso
Angeline Leprée
George
Minnie Thomas
Hattie Powell
Morria
Mary Dorsey
Fred and
Rose Hill
Death notices list diverse Washington area deaths
Deaths reported for John T. Murphy 65 at Washington And ium Hospital, Russell M. Gildea 36 at 1832 K st nw, Jonn PB. Grady 72 at Head Gd ate ne, Mathi Meyers 36 at Government Hospital for Twesne, Wiltem Tobin 3 at 1186 Sth at ne, Mary 54 at 1206 Bank st nw, Henry Minner 38 at 1707 st. ave nw, Henson Queen 50 at T14 11th stne, Lucy Histon 56 at 72 L st nw, Mamie Wililame 4 at 1817 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Murphy
Washington Andium Hospital
Russell M. Gildea
K St. Nw
Jonn PB. Grady
Ate
Mathi Meyers
Government Hospital
Twesne
Wiltem Tobin
Sth
Mary
Bank St. Nw
Henry Minner
St. Ave. Nw
Henson Queen
Lucy Histon
L St
Mamie Wililame
Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
N. W
Peer Seriat
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
Grafanola
Columbia
Columbia Graphophone Co
G Street
John T. Crowley
Macainery
National Electrical Supply Co
N.V. Ave
Berkeley Rye
Union Trust Company
John P. Agnew & Co
Woodward Building
C. A. Mudbiman & CO
12Th St
NEW School
Northeast
BOARD
Jan ET. Oongales
Van_ Ness
S. J. Bowen
Lillian Hulky
Smallwood
Greenleaf
Laura Thompson
St. Bowen
Marie Woolnaugh
Mias Marcela de Lettre
Eastern High
Smalwood
Misa M A. Robery
Morse
Misa L K. Pollock
Mias M. L. Peabody
M. G. Mason
Lenox
Wheatley
I. BR. Capedl
R. J. Coffin
Congress Heights
Taylor
J. Welle
E. A. F. Holzer
Secondrade
Claaa
Mias
MM. E. Stallings
Smallwood School
Mra
M. G. Sturrow
BR. C. Patterson
Mra. Francesa E. Raymond
Lovejoy
Cooking
Eleventh Street
P. C. Wlage
Burrville School
Fort Slocum School
A. R. Lawson
Jen IL. A. Bentley
Morse School
Misa ._ M. Drennan
Isg BD
M. Pearce
Princpal. Taylor
Paul McKel
Thomson Night School
Wisconsin Avenue Manual ‘Training School
Dlaga
J. Wer Scheel
Burrville
Damsion
Briggs School
Amailwood
R. W. Lark
John F. Cock School
E. J. Hawkins
E. Ft. Hawkins
Samuel Posey
Wilkes Street
Gardner L. Boothe
Graham & Ogden
George K. Brawner
North Columbus Street
Keegan
Alexandria Light Infantry
City Bulletins
Harvey's
Shaffer
Phils
Germantown, Md
Weaver
Mata Othe
G St. N. W
F St. N. W
New Willard Hotel
Washington & Southern Bank
J. Selwin
F Street
Center Market
St. Branch
Heurich Brewing Company
America
Mplates
Herrich’s
Senate
M. Goldsmith & Son Chas
Goldsmith Jewelers
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
the Post
Newx Dragon AD
Christmans
Byron
Adams
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Brewing C Company
Washington, D. C
Ares
Bours
H. ¥. D. Parker
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard
Lulu Fado
de Danse Studio
Atlantic City
Naval Lodge Hall
Gempetens
J. ML Buse
Mabel Fairfax
Chevy Chave Lake
Netfriemdn
Gatow, Friave
Aauvenn Vancing
J. C. Shame
C.K. Ee Hodes
USA
Gaon
Nipw
Spar
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