Tribute to Miss Anna Bitzer and Her Life of Service
Washington Evening Star reports the farewell to Anna Bitzer a long-time hostess and helper in Takoma Park whose tireless energy aided the poor and missions. She died after illness and was buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev. J. H. Lacy conducting the services. she was a cousin of Mamie Griffith.
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Harriet Lap
Washington Evening Star
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Harvey Bitzer
Ene Va
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Rheugm
Oung
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Miss Bitzer
Winchester
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
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Mamie Griffith
Speculating in Wheat Resumed
The Associated Press reports that on July 15 the global grain market resumed prewar wheat dealing at Chicago Board of Trade. Trading resumed with no formality, expanding beyond minimal hand to mouth quantities since government control began in 1917.
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Board of Trade
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
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