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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1924
Page
2
Birth notices list numerous couples with ages and locations, detailing infant genders and parental names. Entries include diverse towns and clerges, citing Rev. ministers and multiple surnames across states and cities, presenting a broad roll of births in a single period.
A partial death notice lists numerous individuals with ages and hospital locations. Names include Frederick Lippard 21, Johanna Grows 80, William Haviland 34, Marinona Pflug 40s, Priscila Green 85, Jane Mattingley 61, Margaret Gofrey 86, Philip Hiedete 60, Annie Kropp 50, Arthur Hamilton 3 months, and several infants. Also cited are infants of Paul Lukens, David Kerr, Arthur Rossmussen, and Naomi Kerr. Hospitals named include Garfield, Children’s, Columbia, Sibley, Freedmen, Gallinger. Locations cover 1002 R Lava NW, 1702 Rat, 3681 10th Rd, 1245 Gth St, and other addresses.
The Washington Post offers subscribers accident insurance, rising to third week with a $2,500 policy favored over a $600 life policy. No subscription costs more than $1 yearly and several classes are free, no medical exam required. Payouts include $2,500 for severe losses, with $625 and $260 for specific injuries, provided injuries arise from external violent accidental means.
Charles B. Dulcan merchandising manager of the Hecht Company will address the Ad club at its luncheon Wednesday at the City club on relating advertising and merchandising. Seventy five prizes donated by Washington merchants will be given for humorous contest answers. Sangamo band directed by Dick Liebert will play music. Maurice Kafka and committee oversee luncheons this week and a vote will choose the best two luncheon programs in April. Final Ad club week reports closing April 20 will be presented. Luncheon starts at 12:30 in the blue room.
District forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions Tuesday with fair and cooler Wednesday across Washington Virginia Maryland. Strong south winds shifting to northwest, possible gales on coast. Temperatures rise only slightly, with storm warnings along the Atlantic coast. Catherine Risdon, 39, injured after being struck by a Camp Dix officer’s car on Q Street Northwest.
The Nordau Zion club announces its next meeting will be held Thursday night at the YMCA located on Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. The gathering is scheduled after the Passover holidays.
Continental Trust Company trustee Wade H. Cooper announces sale of the Roosevelt Hotel property at 1600 sixteenth street northwest Washington DC by public auction on Wednesday May 1 1974 at 2 pm. The lot 71 in block 188 includes part of lots 65 and alley, with all buildings fixtures and appurtenances. The sale is subject to a prior deed of trust for 1 300 000 dollars with approximately 1 150 000 still due plus interest. A cash deposit of 80 000 is required on purchase and sale must close within 80 days. Title good or no sale.
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