Me-Mirada and Mocking House by Walter C. Brown
Anonymous letters threaten Pierre Dufresus a contractor. He seeks help from Consors head of police. Detective Bergeous leads the case as Dutresve and Heegerust face danger during the investigation.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
10
Anonymous letters threaten Pierre Dufresus a contractor. He seeks help from Consors head of police. Detective Bergeous leads the case as Dutresve and Heegerust face danger during the investigation.
Detective Harper presses Dufresne over assault threats while the case stalls. Dufresne boasts of a mind undulled by danger and hints at a motive among close contacts. The pair plan a public opening to draw out the killer as the night ends with a wary household.
A fragmented theater note mentions a packed program including a cartoon Those Were Wonderful Days and a news reel at the City Opera House. It references Reeves and a feature with Lause May and Jean Parker in a May showing, with animal scenes and a Mr Bates appearance.
Eana May Olver and TV cast join Frederick born crew for Mus.cal film. The release opens Monday across theaters. Notable names include Rudy Valle, Jimmy Durante, Alice Faye, and Gregory Raio with Ames Dale Dunnbar and Gertrice Muchae. Five men have driven over 200 miles per hour in automobile records.
A homemaker shares methods for mint based syrups jellies and jellies plus a menu idea. Instructions cover mint syrup from leaves sugar vinegar water salt and pepper and mint jelly molded in tiny molds served with orange slices. Also includes lettuce and fruit cup suggestions and a sample seasonal menu with lamb and desserts.
Equity cases involve George R Dennis as Gr assignee of the Umren Trust and others with proceedings tied to the Gest Trust Company and Water Savings Banks of Middletown. Foreclosure actions list mortgage interests of Theocora C Shafer and related parties, while marriage licenses are noted for Zivam B Wantz Jr and Virginia F Dean, Dona W Miles and Pauline E Suter, with other names appearing in the docket.
A fashion sketch highlights a two third swagger coat with peasant materials like gasardine and velour. It describes a cream striped suit with contrasting pockets, narrow color trim, and prominent front bow, plus a boxy coat with raglan shoulders and a three quarter length style.
Lieut Col Ross E Rowell commands 22 land planes for fleet maneuvers in the Caribbean area. Mentioned are Marine Corps flyers and participants, with other local names and property deed notices including DeGrange and wife and a $29 Ford Rovers F Ri wa Avenue court case.
The notice lists several real estate transfers including Grange and wife in county with 510. G Bruce Crist guaran to Bertha M Grab in county valued at 1. Jonn P Angisberger et al and G Wilson Merzer in city valued at 1. It notes discharge of Raymond S Lambert bankruptcy by the District Court and adjudication affecting Bessie L Barkier. plus multiple farm crop transfers to Hillsboro Queen Anne Co-operative Corporation and related parties for sugar corn and pea crops including Thomas P Cutler and Edwin Lundgren in Queen Anne area.
The weather bureau reports April had 30 days with rain on ten days and three other days with traces. Seven days were cloudy and there were 20 days with any precipitation or cloud cover.
The text reports April 1933 weather with 3.97 inches of precipitation, 0.62 inches above normal, and a peak rainfall day on the sixteenth. It notes thunderstorms, warm days averaging seven degrees above normal, an 82 degree high on the second, and a cold 30 degree low on the 12th and 14th, plus snow flurries on the 12th-13th.
On May 1 in Thurmont the high school auditorium overflowed for a mock trial titled Who Killed Earl Wright run by local churches. Anti Saloon League speaker S A Propst spoke after prayer led by Rev H Corbett with Benedict On presiding. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul tained and a long list of local residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Baltimore and other cities.
Mrs Mae K Hammaker of Washington visited friends in town on Thursday. Miss Hardee Beard visited relatives in Baltimore and Elkot City. A Thurmont V B C society group staged two skits Hans Yor Smash and Punch 2 Photograph Gallery in Graceham Moravian church social room. performances were well attended.
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