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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1924
Page
5
The Daily News asks moving subscribers to notify the business office of address changes so the paper continues to arrive at the new residence. Prompt notice ensures uninterrupted delivery and correct forwarding.
Obituary notices list deaths of Mrs Sapeche Crist Eva Frances Crouse Elias Porterfield infant Mary Louise Keyser and William H Brengle. Details include survivors, ages from infant to 37, funeral times, and burial at Mt Olivet or local cemeteries as directed by Cline or Carty funeral directors.
The funeral services were held Saturday for Marion C. Rice at 3 PM from Thomas F. Rice parlors with Rev Henri L G Kieffer officiating and pallbearers named. Anna C Tabler was buried at Mt Olivet after arrival of B and O train with Rev Kieffer officiating and pallbearers listed. Mary Louise Keyser infant daughter of Celvin V and Mary I Weyser died and was buried at Mt Olivet after services at 11 AM from 227 West Patrick Street conducted by Rev Father Ambrose Quinn. C E Cling funeral director.
Former Montgomery county official Thomas L. Dawson visited Frederick Saturday as he pursues the Republican nomination for Congress in the Sixth District. Florence Wren is in New York studying at the Denishawn School of Dancing under Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn. Teo Krantz has moved to Juniata, California for a new job. Moss Rosa Duvall, secretary to Dr. Joseph A. Apple, returns from five weeks in Winter Haven Florida. Jesse and Mrs Ramsburg celebrate the birth of a son at their 20 West South Street home.
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Dr Daniel Edwin Stone aged about 84 died Saturday at his Mt Pleasant home after a seven week illness from faulty brain circulation. He practiced to the end and was a respected old school physician with a wide county practice. Born in Waterford Va he studied at Stanmore College and University of Maryland. He leaves five children, his widow Ida F Devilbiss and surviving siblings. The funeral Tuesday at 1 pm from Mt Pleasant home with Rev B R Carnahan officiating. interment Mt Olivet cemetery.
The Masonic Choir directed by Grayson H. Stalleck with Virginia Carty and Mary Hiller performed a notable program at Calvary M E Church. Sermon on the Power of Music followed. weather disrupted Sunday School attendance and a Leaders Bible Calls delegation visited Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School.
Oldest Hahn daughter Miss Maud Hahn married Marvey Franklin Shank at All Saints Court Square with sister pes May Trahn and Della M. Gilbert present. Wilfred G. Kline and Jamie T. Redmond wed April 1 at United Brethren parsonage with Maurice Sherrar. Bazzle Summers pair Thomas A. O. Bazzle and Christina Summers wed in Harrisonburg area. postnuptial housekeep in Frederick. A marriage license issued in Triton to Charles Stanley Many Mazie Fox, 20, of this city.
Charles King of West Patrick Street recovers after suffering a back injury on March 29. His condition shows improvement as he receives care and rests at home.
Mrs George Beaulieu, a member of the Osage tribe’s wealthiest group, holds oil lands with annual income of 13100 dollars and rising. She is a 4 percent graduate of an eastern finishing school and an accomplished musician. her father is Chief Wheeler.
Heavy rainfall and rapid melting produced widespread flooding across the county. Monoacy and Israel’s Creek overflowed banks near Buckeystown, with Meadows turned to lakes north of Woodsburg. Roads near Walkersville and Emmitsburg were blocked, and traffic halted on the Emmitsburg state road. Multiple creeks including Tuscarora and Pirsch flooded intersections, and several streams exceeded banks Sunday morning, easing by evening. The Philadelphia Nationals struggled in spring games, though late-season success remains possible.
The undersigned offers a Thursday sale featuring furniture including desks, chests, vanity, dining goods, chairs, dressers, refrigerators, mirrors, crockery, carpets, and a millinery store setup with ladies hats. Auctioneer Guy Fout and Clerk Walter Rice present. Also WC T U meeting announced for April 7 at 7:30 PM at 27 Fast Third St.
A legal notice details distraint proceedings against Ammon E. Cramer with execution of personal property including a carbonator, soda fountain, counters, stools, glassware, pipes and fixtures. Sale set for April 8, 1924 at 2 pm at 118 North Market Street Frederick City, Md, to the highest bidder for cash. Also lists miscellaneous ads for home goods and services across Frederick, including an Easter dance, plastering, furniture sales, and local transport and business notices.
A garbled notice references loans and credit use to support local initiatives. It mentions contact by letter or phone and includes scattered institutional cues, suggesting a public notice about financial help or approval steps for community projects.
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