Carter Sentenced to Life for Assault to Rape
William Carter, a 22 year old Black man from Baltimore, was found guilty of assault with intent to rape Miss Geraldine Kreh, a city playground instructor. Chief Judge Hammond Urner sentenced him to life imprisonment in the Maryland Penitentiary after a private recommendation and lengthy deliberation. Carter was taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff Roy M. Hiltner and state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Kreh
Leonard B. Kreh
William Carter
Hammond Urner
Maryland
Urner
Patrick M. Schnauffler
Guy E. Motter
Arthur
Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Urner Saidere
Montgomery County
Charles F. Seeger
Carter
Roy M. Hiltner
DeCollete Styles Drive Paris Evening Dress Trends
STYLE LOWDOWN notes a diverse Paris collection of evening gowns with varied decollates. Depth of neckline dictates formality, with halter, deep front cuts, bare backs, and veiled backs cited. new strap and cape sleeve ideas add intrigue while accommodating figure types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Patounea
Paris
Court hearing on Carter case follows Halloween assault
In a quiet judges chamber the unannounced session opened as officers returned to Baltimore. Miss Kreh, badly beaten on Halloween in Baker Park, testified among thirteen witnesses in a two and a half hour State presentation aiming to prove Carter’s guilt. Also noted, a long-ago hog slaughter gathering took place at West Patrick street with a large dependent guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Kreh
Hallowe'en
Baker Park
Carter
Interpretation of Grinder will ruled erroneous by priests
Two Frederick County Catholic priests, beneficiaries under the Grinder will, described an alleged interpretation that the testatrix died intestate as to the East Church street home as erroneous. They urged Equity Court to dismiss Mrs Knill's petition seeking to construe the will and claim the home should be used to carry out the will’s stated distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Grinder
Viola A. Enill
Howard County
East Church Street
Frederick County
Equity Court
Knill
Galvin and McCourt
Balt Amore
Orphans’ Court
Tollle Grinder
Citizens’ National Bank
Knlll
Churef Street
D.b.te.t.a
Local social notes from Taylorsville and surrounding area
Taylorsville December 18 notices reveal Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Boone visiting the Kooniz home with children, Mrs. Walter Clary and Mrs. G H Magin touring Baltimore, and a list of neighbors who helped with butcher duties at the Byers residence. Additional visits include Randallstown resident Lelle Poole stopping by his mother, Mrs. Samuel Poole, and Burgess Condon with Mrs. William Hooper and Mrs. Elsie Laughman aiding Vertie Pick.
Local Social Notes Highlight Orioles Visit and House Guests
In two days of social gatherings Mrs Elsie Laughiean, Mrs Vertie Pickett and Mrs Derhly hosted at Mrs Gi H Manin’s home. Dr Thomas M Hamphey in New Jersey, Arthur Hoopes of Baltimore honored by family, and Mr Jesse Hooper with relatives visiting Mr Atry. Winter Aid Society met at Colmbus Con home. Hipsiey spent a day with Calvin Baker’s family in Baltimore. Miss Margaret Howl of Westminster spent weekend with her parents. James Condon and Virginia Welsh of Baltimore dined with Mrs Lucy Welsh. Calvin Condon visited Baltimore with Douglas Condon夫妻.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Laughiean
Ver
Tie Pickett
Derhly
Gi. H. Manin
Thomas M. Hamphey
New Jersey
Arthur Hoopes
Baltimore
Jefferson Hooper
Jesse Hooper
Merver
Atry
Aliss
Virginia Welsh
Lucy Welsh
Calvin Condon
Douglas Condon
Walker and Smith Guests of Byers in Catonsville
Mr and Mrs Clarence Walker of Catonsville and Mr and Mrs Prank Smith were guests recently of Mr and Mrs Thonis Byers, highlighting a social gathering in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Walker
Catonsville
Prank Smith
Thonis Byers
Luff's Stuff COMMON SENSE On Shoes and Pledges
In this column the writer notes that footwear trends vary by region, citing a humorous contrast between snowy areas and a warm South Sea isle. The piece humorously critiques merchants who promise more than they can deliver and ends with a curious note about a Java Solomon Islands betrothal custom where a pledged boy turns over fish catches to his betrothed’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Han
South Sea
N. A. Supburrow
Ong Tong
Java
Solomon Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Kreh
Patsu
John D. Long
West Patrick Street
Jon D. Long
Harry Kleberger
Luther Albert
Jot King
Paul Kelzel
Mary Delauier
Susie Fogle
Edgar Summers
Joseph Reeder
Spencer Jones
Donald Williams
Arthur Pearl
Clarence Wiles
Richard Delauter
John and
Douglas Williams
Kermie Ketzel
Robert Whitmore
Mr. Leather
THE
Parsons CO
North Market ST
HIVE
Taylorsville
Martiya
Washington
Grace Fruit
W. Patrick Si
Luff
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
Lapigs
Els
Hamilton
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Sheerest
Ormond
North Market Street
Universal Credit Company
Obenderfer & Son
East Patrick St
FreDeRick, MD
Greenawalt
Alre
Poinsett
Florist
College Ave
Hillside Coal Co
Frederick
Bank of Personal Service
Nhewe
Capeo Hechive
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