Saengerbund Elects Constitution Revisions At Meeting
The Saengerbund held its annual general meeting at 34 I Street NW with open nominations. Albert Lepper was elected president and Robert Pluym as vice president after Henry Scheuerman withdrew his candidacy. other officers and four new directors were chosen amid praise for John Waldman’s 28 years of service.
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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
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Washington Area
Obituary notices dated September 3 to September 7 recount the deaths of Charles A. Banl M D at his residence 28 G General Northwest. Joseph D Bond at his Northeast street home. Wenre Clessnie Bowland and Lucy Hoek among others. Services noted at Trinity and local churches with interments at Olivet and Prospect Hills. Additional notices for Norman James, Margaret Liza Het, and James Woresery reflect common mourning rites across several Baltimore and nearby locales.
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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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Bunera
Hannan
Igen
Danigl P. HA. Naw
Twentr-aceenth Steeet
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
James J
Maria Toole
St. Peter's Church
Aedas
Abd Woalsec
Florence Butlur
John BE. Walsh
Capitol Street
Wypom
Bladenshie Road
Elizabeth K. Wou
Fue Unhin
Miama
Funeral and floral design notices in Decemprinn ad
Funeral designs from ML est and Blackistone's floral shop advertise funeral and floral arrangements. The notices list contact numbers and specials with modest pricing.
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Marc
Committee to Review Constitution and Park Plan Endorsed
A five member committee was appointed to study constitution changes at the next December meeting as the club, now over 70 members, seeks a more adequate charter. Dr L A Walker moved to endorse opening Thork Creek park to the public and urged commissioners to advance the project. The gathering included a fund raise for the Ger Orphan Asylum and a performance by Arion Singing Society of Jersey City, with 160 members visiting from Gettysburg, Washington, and Mount Vernon for the historic tour and evening entertainment.
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L A. Walker
Thork Creek Park
Publc
Henry Xander
Arion Singing Society
Jersey City
Gettyeburg
Washington
Auromobiles
Mount Vernon
Arion Singing Society elects new officers and plans German Day
The Arion Singing Society held its yearly meeting at 1006 Street NW electing F A Rocker president and William Wiegmann as vice president. New officers include Jacob Bruegger secretary M G Siebert treasurer John Wischfusen standard bearer and Karl Holer musical director. The club reports 70 percent membership growth and will open a new Rathäueller in a few weeks. German Day on October 6 will feature songs in German and English and a wreath laid 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 Juvenile Court Youth
Judge William DeLacy delivered a lecture on good citizenship to fifty boys and girls in the juvenile court, stressing labor’s role in character building and civic duty. Willam A. Hickey and probation officers spoke briefly, certificates were signed, and books were issued for home reading.
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William DeLacy
DeLacy
Willam A. Hickey
Gertrude B. Darwin
John R. Dillon
Taok
Local Funeral Directors and Parlors Listed in Directory
A dense listing of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses on streets in the northwest area. Firms include Thomas A. Costello Frank Geier's Sons Spears Zurhorst Lee Wright Harvey Sons Sardo & Co Sergeon and others offering services, chapels, and livery connections with phone 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 Carnival Prompts City Boost Plan
Washington businessmen praise The Post regatta and carnival as a city booster. They announce plans for floats, riverfront displays, and playground children's acts to attract visitors and enhance Washington as the capital’s event hub. Leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and local firms vow wide participation and city pride.
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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 to draw crowds by river
Eyewitness described a chaotic scene as a motorcar struck a man near Delaware Avenue and Enion Station. Foster Kelly of Leesburg was dragged by the car and injured, rushed to Casualty Hospital with serious leg injuries while bystanders assisted and moments of confusion followed the collision.
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Delaware Avenue
Enion Station
Foster Kelly
Leesburg
Newand
Oune
Ae Rao
Lew - Peasee Sea
Motorman
Kaily
Attad
Man Accused of Passing Worthless Checks Brought Back
Detective corps traced and brought back F G Robinson of 48g Went Twenty third street New York to Washington from Brooklyn on a July incident alleged to have involved cashing a 51 check on a forged drawee N G marking. Detectives Warren Mullen Banister and Cornwell identified J G Banister in Paducah Ky as a suspect, with local merchants to testify before a U S commissioner before possible transfer for trial.
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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 Explosion and Back Shed Fire in Langdon DC
An oil stove exploded in a Langdon DC home causing a small gas fire with $0 damage to the interior. firemen battled the blaze after the stove was hurled about the kitchen. A separate undetermined origin fire in a shed behind James R. Carson’s home at 70 Michigan Ave NW caused about $100 damage to stored furniture before extinguishment.
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Adam Minick
Everatt
Langdon
D. C
No. 3 Chemical Company
James RF
Carson
Michigan Avenue Northwest
Hibernians Discuss Fair Plans and Guest Speakers
The Hibernians convened to discuss the fair under the auspices of their guild. Francis P Sheehy urged members to boost turnout, while Rev. Tynan Feuly congratulated workers. Patrick J Halligan recounted meetings with Martin J Sheridan and John Flanagan, who will headline the athlete games. The committee reported strong progress and anticipated a successful event with notable prizes in the most popular Irishman contest. Barney Gilmore, guest of honor, performed and sang Irish songs as the meeting closed.
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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
A large crowd attended evening services at the Church of the Covenant Tent at Sixteenth and Monroe. Music director Ernest Lent and bass Arthur Delbert led numbers including Goldermann romanzas and Handel Largo with words while Rev Tyler Dennett spoke to children 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 Seller
Inspector of Pharmacy Wheelock yesterday arrested Charles B Harper age (9 N street northwest) on a charge of peddling cocaine. Harper, a Center Market salesman, is alleged to have sold drugs for several weeks. He was sent to the First precinct station house and will have a hearing in police court today.
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Wheelock
Center Market
George Wheelock
Charles B. Harper
N Street Northwest
Ling
Harper
Sutton Case Hangs Fire Autopsy Pending
Henry Davis said he could not state when exhumation of Lieut James Eaton USMC would be made. Mrs James N Sutton indicated autopsy and summation of the marine commandos who were with Eaton at his death should they choose to do so. Reports to the contrary and delays in consulting Mr. oh were noted as the War De partment information clears.
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Washington
Potomac Park
Henry Davis
Sxwrsey
James N. Sutton
James Eaton
Nieut Satter
Develon
Tims
Mr. Oh
Bladensburg craps shooting ends with arrest in Hyattsville
In Bladensburg Maryland two men, Edmund Flemming and George Dixon, played bonanza with a quarter and a dollar stake while betting bones under moonlight. A dispute over missing money led to a shot fired injuring Flemming in the right hip. Dixon was arrested and jailed in Hyattsville awaiting a 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
Dikon
Doctor James W Herbert Dies at 71 in Washington
Dr James W Herbert born in Alexandria Va in 1850 dies at his Washington home on Pennsylvania avenue southeast after two years of paresis. He served in the Navy as chemist and physician aboard the Lancaster and later as surgeon at Marine Barracks. He leaves a wife May M Herbert a son and siblings. funeral at home tomorrow at 2 pm officiated by Rev Dr Filla L Devries at St Clark Episcopal Church.
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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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