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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
8
Frederick residents welcomed relatives and guests for Thanksgiving at homes across the city. Attendees included families from Baltimore and Staunton, with events ranging from card parties to dinners and a wedding announcement for Miss Elizabeth Robert and Mr Howard M. MacGregor.
Miss Tides of Your Beauty Shoppe hires a Frederick physician for year long care while Mrs L F. Shriver Clarke Place and her son William Miller visit for Thanksgiving with Mrs Shriver’s brother-in-law and sister in Pittsburg. The group includes several local residents and a dance at the Wincheser club.
A Thanksgiving morning wedding united Miss Anna Margaret Boteler of Brookland D C with Mr John L Clagget of Kensington at St Peters Catholic Church Libertytown. A nuptial Mass drew a full church decorated with chrysanthemums. Attendants were Miss Cora Clagget and Mr J Tro Clagget. The breakfast followed at the brides aunts home. About fifty to sixty guests attended.
A short notice notes a young couple receiving many useful and attractive items at their home on 23 Michigan Avenue in Brookland, reflecting a community welcome or house event.
David Ty Hock of Washington DC wed Mas J. Sanders of Chambersburg in a Saturday ceremony. Margaret L Modeena and Amon Miler announced an engagement, with plans for a future wedding. Also reported, a Model T Ford delivery van ran wild in Brunswick, causing pie and bread spoilage as bystanders redirected the vehicle and the driver brought it home.
A humorous Christmas cantata titled Santy And Its Auto-Sleigh was chosen for St. Paul’s Union Sunday service in Bohol Ables. It lists characters such as Santa Claus Uncle Sam and Grandpa and Grandma with rehearsals set for Friday evening and a committee named to oversee the event.
Milton G Urner Jr dies at Frederick City Hospital and funeral held at his brother Judge Hammond Urner's home. The Frederick legal community joins in service with contributions from the Frederick County Bar Association. Resolutions honoring Urner and other court officials will be read at the December term opening.
Reports from Frederick detail Dr. George J. Philips recovering at home after a serious auto accident, plus several local patients at Frederick City hospital undergoing operations with varying recoveries. Also noted is the relocation of Western Auto to East Patrick Street and the birth of a nine pound son to Mr and Mrs Clyde Abrecht on Center Street.
Sally Victor showcases a mink coxcomb atop a helmet of chamois skin adding height and regal touch. The fur swirls around the head creating a striking accent to a mink coat and setting a fashionable tone for the season.
The Frederick county Emergency hospital received many gifts including jars of fruit and canned foods along with fifty dollars in cash. Zonta Club members led by president Mrs. Martha Flynn thanked the public as clubs across the county contributed. Col A A Chandler, a longtime Army officer, spoke at the meeting.
At the day and night meeting at Hotel Frederick Miss Emily Schmidt of New York City was welcomed as a charter member of the focal club. Miss Schmidt previously served as dietitian at Frederick City Hospital and Miss Flynn presided at the gathering.
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a cheap, speedy remedy for bronchial coughs and bronchitis. It claims a few sips can quiet irritation, with a couple of doses helping sleep, and offers a money back promise if not satisfied.
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