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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
A mixed newspaper item reports on a kidnapping case involving Mrs Chang Kit-she, alleged drug investigations, and a forthcoming divorce inquiry. It notes Dorothy Witer taw and others, plus a Chicago opera debut by Betty Jaynes. The piece also covers a suspended sentence for Natareed Chena in a separate police court case.
Arrangements are nearly completed for a Christmas Eve program to be held next Saturday in the Memorial Park. The event features the American Legion, Potomac Fisher Co, and local churches with music, a tree lighting by the American Legion, and a procession. A keynote by Pastor W. J. Stull and the Bethany Lutheran Choir will close with a benediction by Pastor J. M. Wallace.
Dine and greet events mark the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wille C Moxey hosting. Visits include Miss Louke Young and Jacob with Aunt and Uncle Hare vey W Moxley. Mr Monroe Watkins and Vertie Watkins visited their daughter. Mr A H E Thowers and Brown family observers and Rob Moxley confined at home. Noted scientist says oldest oceans formed about 300 million years ago.
Secretary of the New York Academy describes methods to catch a cold, including irritants, dry air, and overfull crowds. Advice covers physical habits, weather, and social interaction as ways to hasten a cold, with warnings against proper diet or exercise.
Christmas shopping in mid December mood picks up with strong demand for holiday wares and an active evening crowd. Greens vendors debut laurel holly and pine on downtown streets as mild December warmth and new lights brighten the square while Santa visits schools and Hood College chorus carols.
Washington December 17 Army engineers in the Washington district will begin test borings for the Savage river dam in western Maryland within three weeks. A 40 man crew at the Bloomington site, Garrett county, clears land. about 90 diversions will be needed to complete the work. Columbia University comprises 60 colleges including Columbia College, founded as King’s College in 1734, with Dr Samuel Johnson as the first president.
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