Relatives Take Stand in Heimer Divorce Hearing
Relatives testify in a Heimer divorce case in Sylvania as court records show members recount family dynamics and unresolved issues amid ongoing proceedings.
19 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
1
Relatives testify in a Heimer divorce case in Sylvania as court records show members recount family dynamics and unresolved issues amid ongoing proceedings.
A Pennsylvania case against Rev. Dr. Peter E. Heimer and his wife resumed after a three week recess. Testimony included allegations Mrs Heimer called her husband “out of the church” and called the ministry “hypocrites” as the suit for separate maintenance and a cross-bill for absolute divorce proceeded with witnesses from Wilseport and Bangor testifying.
Police describe a man as a suspect in a planned crime connected to a recent third killing. Authorities urge vigilance and request tips from the public while pursuing leads across the city.
A spree of murders tied to a single killer prompts police to move from Queens to the eastern Bronx after letters claim the slayings were planned for two killings in Queens. Victims Joseph Mozynski Noel Lowley and an accompanying woman were killed as investigators chase the killer known as Harold Bridenbach.
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies committees unanimously advised Premier Tardieu to lodge representations with the United States government over enforcement of the tariff bill. They urged seeking satisfaction and favored nation status considerations in the dispute. Also notes an unrelated Texas dynamite tragedy where three Cadenski children perished.
The Walkersville Bible School opens with 32 pupils taught by Catherine Dutrow and Moss Merver. Orman Strice leads handcraft and art demonstrations. Mercer runs play and recreation. four pastors oversee worship hours. Commencement on Monday June 40 features a play and demonstrations of work, with awards for attendance and course completion.
Frederick hosts an Eagles meeting as debris of the old age pension bill dominates. Edward M. Barry urges Maryland to push county action on the enabling act, which would fund a $1 daily pension for citizens over 65 if approved. New officers were installed with Charles F. Cramer praised and pledged renewed membership efforts for the coming year.
The report notes Rev R A Boyle being named moderator amid tumult at a synod meeting in Gotham. Montgomery County census lists a total of 48 009 in New York with committee activity noted.
A damaged OCR fragment references a wife and a reverend with urging phrases and sessions of young people but the exact event, names, dates, or locations are unreadable. The text lacks coherent details to identify the main incident or outcome.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd returns to New York after 20 months of Antarctic exploration. Crowds cheer as he arrives aboard the City of New York, greets his mother and relatives, and thanks Providence for a safe voyage. Byrd has no immediate plans for new expeditions.
After a twenty year absence Frank B Rhodes returns to his old home town with a companion. The narrative portrays Rhodes and associates touring the city as it modernizes with new restaurants theaters and a faster pace, highlighting nostalgia and progress.
A 100 foot north span of the Monocacy River bridge on the Washington highway collapsed this afternoon, killing three iron welders and injuring six as a truck entering the span went down with the wreck. Names of the dead and injured are listed, and details note the bridge had just undergone repairs.
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