Saengerbund Elects Officers in Washington Meeting
The Saengerbund held its annual general meeting at 34 I street NW with visitors from Jersey City welcomed. Albert Lepper was elected president with Robert Pluym as vice president, and long-serving officers reelected except for the president and vice president. John Waldman, presiding officer for 28 years, received praise as the meeting approved motions and upcoming plans.
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Washington
Pluymes
Albert Lepper
Robert Pluym
A. Brauner
R. Brauner
Frederick Carl
William Hannemann
Henry Mamler
Karl Xander
Charter Bauman
John Waldman
G. A. Schultze
John P. Redeker
Benjamin E. Krell
Waldman
Notices of Deaths and Funeral Details from Washington Port
Various obituaries and death notices, listing names such as Charles A. Banl M D, Joseph D Bond, Wenre Clessinie Bowland, Lucy Hoek, and Norman Jromes, with addresses, dates of death in early September, and funeral arrangements including interment at Meant Olivet and Hillwood Cemeteries. Also mentions promotions to attend services and burial locations in Baltimore and Philadelphia newspapers.
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Wamm
Charles A. Banl
M.D. Cuneral
Joseph D
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Bond
Money
Salember
Meant Olivet
Pavlanh
Satuday
Dibley “Hospital
Mre Wenre
Clessnie Bowland
Prom Bear
Las Montv
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Insfield
Hte
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Wun
Snogh
Har Residen
Pearce
M's
Lucy “Hoek
Srvices
Eptember
Tenth Street
AMC
Kate
James mi
Normvs
Juromes Infant Sen
Francis FY
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Eay
Bunera
Hannan
Igen
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Vussiay
Maom
Elgest
Peter O. Harris
Princeton
N. J
Buffalo
JEM
James
Ars
Ambrose Kirnalt
Teelatives
Iitert
Prospect Imm
Cemeter
Samuel Conrad Lemly
Geen St
Sohne Church
Mon
Splemnber Sab UW
Pues
Salundiy
Margahet
Het
Nue
Hrode Mid
Baltimore
James J
Maria Toole
Nce
St. Peter's Church
Aedas
Abd Woalsec
Florence Butlur
John BE. Walsh
Capitol Street
Wypom
Bladenshie Road
Elizabeth K
Fue Unhin
Miama
Funeral Designs and Prices at Blackstone's
Decemprinn listings advertise funeral designs at moderate prices. Contact NH or phone 3.4273 for specials including custom designs and small arrangements priced around two dollars.
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Blackistone's
Committee to Study Changes and December Meeting
A five member committee was named to study constitutional changes as the club grows beyond 70 members. At the next December meeting the report will be presented. Dr L A Walker moved to endorse opening Thork Creek park to the public and urged commissioners to advance the plan. Members were asked to defend the sale of the Ger Orphan Asylum site on asylum grounds tonight. The Arion Singing Society of Jersey City visited, with 160 singers, touring Gettysburg and Washington and planning Mount Vernon, plus a Saeng Around Hal Javt concert under Henry Kandes and Carl Kapp leading German and English numbers. Refreshments followed in the banquet hall.
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L A. Walker
Thork Creek Park
Publc
Henry Xander
Arion Singing Society
Jersey City
Gettyeburg
Washington
Auromobiles
Mount Vernon
Saengaround
Hal Javt
Washington Singers
Henry Kandes
Thevbdall Robiin
Potomac Park
Arions New Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
The Arion Singing Society chose officers for the coming year including President F A Rocker and musical director Prof Karl Holer. The group reports 70 percent membership growth and plans to open a new rathoeller in a few weeks. German Day October 6 will feature songs and a wreath at Mount Vernon.
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Arion Singing Society
F. A. Rocker
William Wiegmann
Jacob Bruegger
M. G. Siebert
John Wischfusen
Louis Nehmidt
Ubterian
John Staffel
Karl Holer
Henry Waigmann
Harry Rothechilg
Charles &. Gerner
Carl Broch
Lenz
M. Holzhglerlein
B. Reckeweg
August Schmidt
Rathoeller
Washington
Mount Vernon
Delacy Talks on Labor to Youth Probationers
Judge William DeLacy addressed fifty boys and girls in the juvenile court yesterday on labor’s role in character building and good citizenship. He urged honest, productive work and noted the dignity of labor, while court officers and probation staff distributed books and offered encouragement as youths received probation cards and took home library reading.
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William DeLacy
DeLacy
Willam A. Hickey
Gertrude B. Darwin
John R. Dillon
Taok
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Entry
Local funeral directors and embalmers listed with multiple Washington DC area addresses and phone numbers. Businesses include Costello, Geier's Sons, Speare, Zurhorst, Lee, Wright, Harvey, Je, Sardo, and Surgeon, each offering chapel, livery, and crematorium services with various contact numbers.
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Frank Geier
ST. IW
Jonera
Speare
N. W
Spears
Mgr
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitot
MaBaLchs
H. 5
Gain
Tina
Washington Post regatta carnival sparks citywide push
Business leaders and civic figures in Washington rally behind The Post regatta and carnival planned for September 18. Chamber of Commerce president Wiltom Gude urges broad participation, predicting big crowds, decorated riverfront floats, and a festive program for both day races and nighttime playground events.
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Washington Post Regatie
Sven
Ft. Wiltom
Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
C. Moses
Moses
W. B. Mones & Sons
Los Angeles
Del
George C. Wedderburn
John * Wedderburn Company
Fmn
Tme
James ¥. Dyeter
Board of Education
Post
George C. Shafter
Kann
Kann & Son
Nautical carnival planned as crowds flock to event
An upcoming nautical carnival draws wide interest with decorated motorboats and crafts along Delaware avenue to Enion Station. A dramatic accident near Leesburg left a pedestrian dragged 50 yards under a car, injuring Foster Kelly and triggering hospital treatment as witnesses described by local reporters.
Man Accused of Passing Worthless Checks Brought Back
Detectives traced F. G. Robinson of 48g Went Twenty third Street New York to Brooklyn after a July 51 cashing at Hob ingon with a 1 cent bank stamp. The forged check allegedly issued by W E Duncan led to Robinson’s arrest and return to Washington for trial. Banister case identifications followed from Padreah Kentucky. Authorities planned to present witnesses before the U S commissioner.
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F. G. Robinson
Twenty-third Street
New Yorks City
Washington
Brooklyn
Warren
Central
Marlon FB. Watts
Hobingon
N. G
W. E. Duncan
Mullen
Robinson
Fred Cornwell
Central Office
Padreah
J. G Banister
Wlina Harding
Boardman
Banister
Cornwell
Paduena
United States
Oil Stove Explodes In Langdon Home
An oil stove explosion in the Langdon area caused a fire at Adam Minick’s residence on Everatt Street. Firefighters from No. 3 chemical company struggled to control flames as the stove had been scattered through the kitchen. Building and furniture suffered insured damage. A separate fire at a shed behind James R. Carson’s home at 70 Michigan Avenue NW caused about 100 dollars in damage to stored furniture.
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Adam Minick
Everatt
Langdon
D. C
No. 3 Chemical Company
James RF
Carson
Michigan Avenue Northwest
Irish Hibernians Parade Fair Speakers At Meeting
The Hibernians met to hear opening addresses by Francis P Sheehy district president and Rev Tynathis Feuly assistant pastor of St Josephs Church praising committees progress and teaser notes on athletes Sheridan and Flanagan as stars at the fair. Barney Gilmore guest of honor recited in brogue and sang Irish songs as plans for popular Irishman contests and subcommittee progress were reported.
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Eterna Inteeldent
Francis P.sheehy
Audress
Sheehy
John Flanagan
P. B. Garr
Cheirtoan
Egent
Barney Gilmore
Iocal
Gilmar
Gospel in the Tent at Church of the Covenant
In a well attended tent service at Sixteenth and Monroe last night Ernest Lent led the choir with Arthur Delbert on bass. The program included two German romanzas, Handel Largo with words sung by Delbert, and Saint Saens The Swan. Rev Tyler Dennett of the Church of the Covenant spoke to the children before the sermon, and Rev Dr M Newman delivered the sermon on character and conduct.
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Church of the Covenant
Sixteenth
Monroe Streets
Ernest Lent
Arthur Delbert
Goldermann
Handel
Delbert
Saint Sneng
Tyler Dennett
Church of the Votvenant
M. Newman
Newman
Inspector of Pharmacy Arrests Center Market Peddler
Inspector George Wheelock arrested Charles B. Harper, 25, of 9 N Street NW, on a charge of selling cocaine at Center Market. Harper, a Center Market salesman, allegedly sold cocaine for several weeks. He was taken to First precinct station and will have a police court hearing today.
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Wheelock
Center Market
George Wheelock
Charles B. Harper
N Street Northwest
Ling
Harper
Sutton Case Hangs Fire In Exhumation Plans
Henry Davis stated he could not say when the exhumation of Lieut. James Eaton, U.S. Navy, would occur. Mrs. James N. Sutton indicated readiness to review the autopsy and summation of the marine corps members who were with Lieut. Eaton at his death, as plans develop. War Department considerations and consultations with Mr. Oh appear to influence any final steps.
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Henry Davis
Sxwrsey
James N. Sutton
James Eaton
Nieut Satter
Develon
Tims
Mr. Oh
Bladensburg craps shooting ends with one hurt
In Bladensburg Md two African American men Edmund Flemming and George Dixon backed a quarter game of craps by moonlight. Flemming won before Dixon fired a pistol wounding Flemming in the right hip. Dixon was jailed in Hyattsville on assault charges and to face a Hyattsville hearing.
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Bladensburg
Edmund Fiemuming
Casualty Hospital
Hyatteville
George Dixon
Dulck
Garrison
Stepnell
Flemming
Dixon
Flem- Hide
Fleming
Hoyle
Lesan
Hyattsville
Dixon de
Death and life of Dr. James W. Herbert veteran Navy physician
Dr James W Herbert born in Alexandria Virginia in 1850 served many years in the medical department of the Navy and practiced in Washington The 71 year old physician died yesterday at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue southeast after two years of illness He left a wife May M Herbert a son and several siblings Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at home with Rev Filla L Devries leading the service Hundreds of other notices follow for local residents and obituaries.
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James W. Herbert
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Herbert
Dr. Herbert
Alexandria Va
University of Maryland
South America
Lancaster
Navy
United States Marine Barracks
Eaya
Satvicn
Saks
May M. Herbert
Alexandria
Filla L. Devries
St. Clark's
Episcopal
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