Change of Address notice from The Daily News
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
5
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The page lists obituaries and funeral notices for John W. Smith aged 84, Harry Hagan, Mrs. Sarah A. Lambert, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Matilda Crothers, Robert Scheirer, Charles W. Sellman, MCA man, Annie Tina Gross, and others. It notes their ages, places of death, relatives, burial details, and service times, with locations including Emmitsburg, Waynesboro, Taneytown, Fairfield, St. Paul’s, Arlington Cemetery, and Rockville.
The snippet notes tiny capital Tulagi as a market reference with references to wheat and corn. It mentions administrative and demographic hints including Chinese presence and a terse remark on local markets. The fragmentary text limits precise details but indicates a market brief style from an old paper.
Late season easter violets will be scarce with prices around five pounds per hundred, about one dollar cheaper than last year. Sweet peas and carnations listed at three dollars per hundred and four dollars per dozen respectively, roses around four dollars per dozen. Frederick Beaux will present violets from Pershing New York, and supply remains limited but large and fragrant. Florals, fashions, and corsages drive Easter customs as young men seek to please with spring finery and flowers.
Norwood and Rimbey families report the April marriage of Charles Kemp Norwood and Miss Hattie Quinn Rimbey at Rider wood with Rev. Isaac Sr officiating. The bride, daughter of Newton M. Rimbey and Ansie Rimbey, and the groom, son of Abner and Gertrude Norwood, reside in Mt Airy. The couple planned a Baltimore Washington honeymoon before returning to residence with Mr and Mrs Norwood. Also noted is the quiet marriage of Mayor Charles E. Bowman to Lena Abait at Christ Reformed Church Parsonage in Hagerstown with few witnesses. Verna Edna Probst and William Thomas Duvall wed in West Chester PA. postnuptial home to be 912 Maryland Ave Washington DC.
The funeral of colored Mrs Genevieve Boyd was conducted at All Saints M E church on Monday afternoon with Rey Do Mo Mite officiating and pallbearers listed. Another service for Mrs Margaret Catherine Migrader took place at her late home on West All Saints Street on Wednesday afternoon with burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. C I K Cline served as funeral director.
The passage reflects on art’s mystery beyond complete understanding and the lifelong growth of meaning in books. It notes how truth remains unfinished, ripening with experience and seasons of the soul, while great works accompany readers across time. A line about a wide scalloped bertha and a burned London Bridge appears in the fragment.
Star NL hitter Rogers Hornsby marries Jeanette Pennington as Mrs Hornsby No 2. Earlier, her first divorce followed by a later split from John A. Hine, a St Louis auto dealer. The case mentions Summer and Christmas as homes of parties in a London court record.
Local ads list EggDysing offerings and ongoing prices. MRS FLAH HAUSER advertises on South St near Happiness and E Clarence Shepherd promotes Kemp's Men’s Store. The 2024 Frederick Easter Dance at Kemp’s Store features Blue Melody Bass and Junior Thrall with music on Spit 21st.
A mixed page shows bus line schedules for Baltimore and Frederick with multiple company names and terminals, plus health and trespass notices, sales events, bank staff listings, Easter fundraisers, and shop ads. Notices include quarantine guidance from City Health Officer IRA J. McCURDY and cemetery trespass warnings at St. John's.
Real estate notices announce rising prices for West College Terrace in College Park due to development activity and surrounding investments. Buyers are urged to act, with ads noting strong value appreciation and promising returns for early owners.
Advertisements offer numerous properties for sale in Frederick and surrounding towns, including modern brick dwellings, tenements, farms, and building lots. Listings name owners and locations such as Market Street, Third Street, Wilson Avenue, and East Street with prices, features, and sale terms. A public stallion sale, millinery shop, and local services are also advertised.
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