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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
5
The Daily News asks subscribers moving or planning a move to notify the business office with their new address so the paper continues to arrive regularly.
Obituary notices report the deaths of William H. Ambrose 63 of Waynesboro from cancer at Weyers Cave hospital and Mahton Harrison of Hagerstown aged 73. Also listed are burial plans for Mrs Kate Tabler of Washington and several local survivors and relations across Frederick and Washington counties. A colored infant, James Warren Jackson, dies in Doubs and is buried at Point of Rock.
The funeral for Marion Curtis Rice is set for Saturday at 3 PM from Thomas P Rice parlors 408 North Market Street with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Surviving relatives include a niece Mrs J Everett Haynes and multiple Rice family members. The second service for Alicia O Zimmerman was held Thursday at 4 30 PM at her home with Rev G Ellis Williams officiating and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mzra Vloucken Edward D Shriner Charles F B Staley Edward Nussbaum Joseph Beurres and Lewis Rayer.
The market report shows wheat at $1.95 and corn figures for cob and bulk were listed with varying prices. The text also references historical averages from 1987 indicating general team scoring averages per game, though details are incomplete.
A new trial motion was filed in Baltimore before Judge Soper in the Grove whiskey conspiracy case. Attorney Robert P. Leach argues the judge erred by denying six jury instruction prayers, nine granted, claiming prejudice. Grove already faced retrials and remains on $10,000 bail awaiting decision.
On Baltimore trip members of Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias attended a banquet and entertainment by Mizpah Lodge No 130 at the Pythian Castle in Baltimore. Supreme Representatives Reno and Sharp of Frederick and William F Broening and J Edward Richardson of Baltimore attended. Past chancellors of Mizpah Lodge conferred the rank of esquire on several candidatesInitiation led by Past Chancellor John P Lauber.
Stine Brubaker nuptials held at bride’s home March 26 with Rev H S Schlincke officiating. Bride Fanie Brubaker wore grey georgette. bridesmaid Josephine Williams wore grey net. Best man Glenn Stine. violin by Chester Valentine. song “At Dawning.” Couple to reside in Cumberland. groom employed by Cumberland Cement and Supply Co. Class of 1920 Middletown High. Also notes Stottlemyer Stine marriage at Funks town parsonage and Lease Keefer wedding in Cumberland with vows at Methodist church.
The column highlights silk overblouses in Bay color with lingerie collars and pleated silk skirts. It notes Scotch plaids in coats and frocks, poudre bleu powder for pale visage, white fox neckpieces, and color schemes of black red and navy. It adds boxing in Cleveland resumes April 22 under strict city regulations.
Frederick city and county residents will gather this afternoon at 4 o clock in the YMCA building to consider observing Music Week May 4 to May 10. Proponents include Prof Swenton Harris and Miss G Ethel McNutt as the plan gains local support. Forty six entries are listed for the sixty fifth King's Plate to be run at Toronto May 11 marking a historic Canadian turf classic. An 1855 Melbourne boxing bout between Australian Kelly and Jonathan Smith lasted six hours and fifteen minutes.
Local ads promote spring shoe sales at Weinberg's and Kemp's Shoe Department offering 20 percent off all mens womens and children's shoes for a limited time. Other notices include obituaries thanking friends, funeral arrangements, bus schedules, moving services, junk shop operations, and a public sale with household items listed.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces timetable changes effective Sunday April 6 discontinuing No 50 from Frederick at 1 pm to Baltimore and adjusting No 45 arrival at Frederick from Baltimore to 3 45 pm. No 72 arrival shifts to 3 16 pm from Nagerstown and No 72 departure from Frederick to 4 35 pm for Baltimore. Daily except Sunday. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after bereavement from Mr and Mrs Benjamin Howings Adamstown Md. Baby Chicks for Sale from Frederick Feed Co 228 East Patrick St. Hats for every type by Edith G Seidling Corner Market and Third Streets. For Rent second floor apartment five rooms immediate possession. For Sale three new six room houses. For Rent farm 143 acres Molter Station. 8 room home Cit as Wertheimer 2200 dollars.
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