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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
10
The newly designed double-duty wear blends tunic jackets with sleeveless gowns in royal blue silver lame. A palm-size black chiffon velvet cocktail bag accompanies fur trimmed coats and mink accents.
Synopsized tale follows Molly, Nick, Jerry and Nancy as they chase a stolen formula from Staly OBrien. Molly disappears, is later found hospitalized, and Jimmy Fox reveals she is hidden in an alum. The group traces a taxi to locate her.
In a rain soaked urban ruin, the narrator and Jimmy sneak through a deserted block toward a canal side property. After rescuing a back door entry by maneuvering through a coal cellar, the investigator confronts a tattooed assailant, knocks him out, and prepares to locate Miss O'Brien as Jimmy keeps watch.
The Zonta Club of Frederick hosted a Monday evening program at Hotel Frederick featuring Dr and Mrs J D Duve performing pieces such as The Border Ballad I Did Not Know Without a Song Lady of Spain and Ring Out Wild Bells. The club pledged a Federated Charities contribution and discussed an international service project. Guests included Nellie Boblitz Miss Olga Enstead and others. Christmas carols followed gift exchanges. Next meeting set for January 7 at Hotel Frederick.
Norways issues honor Danish humorist Ludwig Holberg with a 250 year homage alongside Yugoslav and other nations. Sets feature bi color designs, including overprints and mourning borders, reflecting diverse commemorations from Poland to Cuba and Mexico.
The Tivoli Theater reels in William Powell and Myrna Loy in Evelyn Prentice a Cosmopolitan mystery romance with Powell as a criminal attorney and Loy as his wife The plot centers on a murder case entwining the defendant s fate and the attorney s happiness in a suspenseful court sequence Also showing What This Country Needs a comedy and a novelty at City Opera House.
NEA Service staff writer Mary E. Dague urges careful use of sugar and salt to flavor vegetables roasts and salads, notes pepper varieties, celery salt and paprika, and suggests menu ideas for breakfast luncheon and dinner including cream of lima bean soup and braised pork chops.
A program by pupils of Mrs Ignatius Bjorlee and Mrs Richard Ross featured piano, violin, and vocal numbers. Performers included Miriam Shultz, Ruth Ellen Lenhart, Margaret Harris, and Virginia Gubisch among others with pieces by Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Sarasate. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest in t
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