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Births Reported
I (From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.)
i Edward and Marlon Acton, (irl.
Thomas and Mannle Adams, boy.
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Francis and Laura Baden, Ctrl.
Wilbur and Dorothy Bangle, girl.
Oden and Parnell Beclcey, boy.
William and Effle Beeson, girl.
Charles and Edith Behnke. boy.
Wallace and Elizabeth Bolen, girl.
John and Elizabeth Bronder. girl.
Llewellyn and Georgia Buntyn, girl.
Clinton and Wilma Burgess, boy.
Judson and Emma Clendening, boy.
George and Gloria Cox. boy.
Carl and Ellse Clemmer. girl.
Thomas and Mary Curry, boy.
William and Lillian Davis, boy.
James and Irene Davis, girl.
Lewis and Edna DeBernard, girl.
Steve and Mary Decomas, boy.
John and Dorothy Donovan, boy.
Raymond and Helen Doyon, girl.
John and Mae Dressell, boy.
Jules and Mary DeBost, girl.
John and Sarah Duncan, girl.
Jack and Ruth Ershkowitz, girl.
Otis and Margaret Farley, girl.
Frederick and Ruth Federico, girl.
Joseph and Eleanor Fernebok, boy.
Kenneth and Aldona Fichtel, girl.
Harry and Sylvia Fisher, girl.
Milton and Gloria Freier. boy.
Samuel and Grace Freeman, girl.
Albertus and Evelyn Freed,-boy.
Sidney and Leona Friedman. (lrL
John and Anne Qarbriel. (lrl.
William and Margaret Gallagher, boy.
Leon and Mary Gibbs, boy.
Earl and Norma Dorfman. boy.
Marlor. and Gloria Green, boy.
James and Edith Duckworth, girl.
Rhea and Elizabeth Gunn, girl.
William and Mary Hansbrough. girl.
Robert and Mary Holtzman, boy.
Joseph and Jo Jewell, girl
James and Helen John. boy.
Atlas and Selma Joyner, boy.
Raymond and Sallle Klotz, girl.
John and Margaret Lee. glri.
Francis and Mildred Leverone. boy.
Lee and Thelma Maples, girl.
Edsel and Ruth Martz. boy.
Gordon and Bally Marshall, girl.
Edward and Beatrice Morninl, girl.
Carl and Sarah Mueller, boy.
William and Violet McFetters, girl.
Edward and Gwendolyn McManns, girl
Hyman and Frances Naftel. boy.
Joseph and Annie Naylor, girl.
William and Ethel Neely, boy.
Robert and Agnes Nelbrook, girl.
Boyd and Enga Oman. boy. x
William and Doris Parker, girl.
Thomas and Miriam Payne, girl.
Anthony and Nancy Perruio, girl.
Withers and Helen Ponton, clrl.
Otto and Lottie Frussell. girl.
William and Catherine Rhoads, boy.
Clyde and Mildred Rickman, boy.
William and Mary Ritchie, girl.
Fred and Dorothy Rockhold. boy.
Arthur and Halla Rosenbaum, boy.
Harold and Nancy Savage, girl.
Charles and Doris Esay, boy.
Richard and Blanche Seward, girl.
William and Kathleen Speaks, boy.
gharlie and Opal Spamlnato, girl.
erbert and Hilda Staples, boy.
Elton and Rose Strickland, girl.
Lawrence and Clara Tennyson, girl.
Richard and Margo Tupper, boy.
Wilbur and Sue Wagner, boy.
Robert and Gloria Walker, girl.
James and Charlotte Walsh, boy.
Raymond and Velma Warmkessel. boy.
William and Enid Weinfleld. boy.
Raymond and Margaret Westcamp, girl.
Howard and Eva Whitsell, boy.
Kirby and Gladys Battle, girl.
William and Edith Boone, girl.
Ronald and Helen Crampton. boy.
Jchnnie and Ruth Davis, boy.
James and Barbara Fields, boy.
Leonard and Margaret Hatton, boy.
Floyd and Louise Hawkins, girl.
Cornelius and Dorothy Johnson, boy.
Wlllexton and Eva Langon, girl.
James and Mary Reynolds, boy.
John and Gloria Swann, girl.
Raymond and Louise Tillery, boy.
William and Evelyn Turner, girl.
John and Catherine Wheeler, boy.
Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Bertha C. Angevine, 80, 2711 12th st. n.e
Winifred P. Keith, 81, 2123 18th st. n.w
Charles Metzger, 80. 413 Gallston st. n.w
‘James J. Holzer. 78, 738 Farragut st. n.w
Agnes Falrall. 78, 3345 Nichols ave. s.e.
Laura A. Cassidy. 78. 1014 Mass. ave. n.w
Claude J. Burton, 76, 1347 Maple Vies
pi. n.w.
John E. Ware, 75, 500 Quackenbos st. n.w
Fannie Churchman. 74. 220 H st. n.e.
Da' id Townsend. 73. 415 6th st. n.w.
Henry Holler, 71. 1231 Md. ave. n.e.
Robert N. Kltne. 63. 704 Md. ave. n.e.
Annie E. Shelton. 63. 1320 B st. s.e.
Joseph Porto, 63. 4423 8th st. n.w.
Csrl Huntington, 62. 4616 16th st. n.w.
David L. Powers. 48. McLean. Va.
Porter M. Lumpkins. 45. 3747 W st. n.w.
Frank A. Rlordan. 45. 5724 Blair rd. n.w.
Gertrude E. Mills, 41, Rlverdale. Md.
Anna L. Hunter, 36, Silver Spring. Md.
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