Three Years for Stabbing at Police Court
In a police court session on Monday night Magistrate Manuel M. Wein sentenced Lewis Gibson to the maximum term of three years in the House of Correction for entering a neighbor’s bedroom and stabbing Bertie Hoy with a butcher knife. Gibson admitted drinking and cited a criminal record including a prior year in custody. Robert Stevens, 19, was examined for possible mental disorders after recent self-harm attempts. officers testified Stevens had previously threatened self-harm and shown emotional instability when drinking. Three suspects fled to Dolly's Diner as soldiers wrecked the place and were later captured and turned over to Camp Detrick military police on civil charges or disturbing the peace. State’s Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinig
Lewis
Dottie" Gibon
West Sixth Street
House Correction
Robert Stevens
West South Street
Stevens
Dolly's
Frank Dorsey
Court
Patrick
Camp Detrick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Gibson
Bertie Hoy
House of Correction
Edwin F. Nikirk
National Court Records Report March 18 1946 Summary
A 1946 court digest details Walter S. Bidle III’s acquittal on a wife assault charge after testimony about bruising by the wife. Other cases include Walter Bidle’s release to a hospital review, Claude Gardner’s 30 days for drunkenness, John W. Smith’s 90 days suspended sentence, and various traffic and peace-disturbance fines. Executors and estates accounts show Charles A Price reporting 102,895.06 in assets and distributions to heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
E. Austin James
Richard Zimmerman
Walter S$. Bidle III
Middletown
Bidle Sel
Claude Gardner
John W. Smith
Claude Carhart
Baltimore
Lester F. Carter
Lewistown
John Henry Gray
Wilbert H. Hubbell
Woodstock
H. P. Glenn
Howard
Harry Phillips
James E. Miller
Lawence T. Wilkerson
Kenneth E. Wilson
Claude G. Proctor
Bennie
Viola Bentley
LeRoy Thompson
East South Street
Arva L. May
Thomas
Helen F. Mack
Charles C. Long
Ida Louise Painter
Son And Daughter To Share Equally In Estate Of Mrs Louise Long
The will of the late Mrs. Louise M. Long is admitted to probate by the Orphans' Court. Her son and daughter will share alike in the estate, with no estimate given in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Urner Price
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Capital
Julia A. Schuck
Mary D. Howard
Laura V. Proctor
Louise M. Long
Orphans’ Court
Community Notes at New Market and Nearby Events
Near Dickerson W Proctor accounted for 8000.74 and distributed 2635.12. New Market 4H Club met in March with Mrs. Lloyd Boyer hosting. Mrs. Harry Turner presided and led devotions. Mrs. Emory Purdue presented a program titled Human Values in the Labor Question. Mrs. Clifford read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
W.s.c S
Lloyd Boyer
Harry Turner
Emory Purdum
Clifford Read
Village Blacksmith reading and talks feature women speakers
Readings and talks were given by Mrs Leroy Hoff, Mrs Nicodemus, Mrs Lease, Mrs Watkins and Miss Nicodemus with Mrs Turner leading the benedictory prayer. During the business session, reports of officers were read and notices given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hoff
Nicodemus
Lease
Watkins
Turner
W. S. C. S. Zone Meeting and New Market Group Hostess
The W. S. C. S. Zone meeting was set for March 18 with details. Mrs Turner will host the April New Market group meeting with Mrs Elvler, leader for local church activities. The University of Maryland baseball team will play a 23 game spring schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
New Market Group
Elvler
University of Maryland
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NORGE
Storm & Shipley Market & Second Sts
Philip Morris
Ae Philip Morris
America
Deeinrely
Peoples
Avenue
Richard ‘Hudnit
Yshee
Ned
Eran Aoe
Lect Uing
NTL
Pacquins
Colgate Dental Cream
Cabal
Johnson
Blis
Otton Balls
papeehaGelye
W. Patrick ST
Dickerson
W. Proctor
Bradley 'T
Halley
Petersyile Road
Brunswick
Maryland
Pawn Broker's Outlet CO
Soutil
Auto Glass
Pittsburgh
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market ST
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Frederick, Md
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