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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
11
A fragmentary notice describes a scene near a city edge where a man named Dufresne faces an open house search. A character Shere Dovie arrives at Leth Precinct as Officer Hamill struggles with a case involving a Frat.
Detective Barry leads plainclothes in the Central District while Sergeant Harper of the Homicide Squad shapes the pursuit of Dufresne. Reporter Doyle wagers a trap as a car siren signals arrival of Bandit Chaser officers Smith and Hileary, and Harper plans the next move.
The Young People’s Helping Society at St John’s Lutheran plans a May 13 meeting. A Mother’s Day program is in preparation with local families listed as participants and visitors from Baltimore and Lewistown noted.
Mrs Vida Hildebrand seeks absolute divorce and $25 monthly alimony plus $25 attorney fees after claiming 18 years of cruel treatment by husband Harry L Hildebrand a local plumber earning 18 to 20 dollars weekly They say he threatened to kill her and caused health issues. The suit was filed in local court with attorney William M Storm.
Thomas Longbrake of Brunswick was found guilty on three counts by Justice Sherman P. Bowers in Police Court. He received $26 in fines plus $26 costs, with a suspended sentence on the assault charge after paying costs. An unauthorized automobile use charge carried $25, a $1 license fine, and the assault was suspended pending costs. Officer A. F. Anderson testified Longbrake took a car with permission to drive a friend to the city, resisted being placed in the car, and was briefly subdued. Other minor cases were disposed of. three transients charged with disorderly conduct and drunkenness were dismissed.
Officer Alton Sha reports on Clarence Toberg of this city facing renewed charges of drunkenness and resisting arrest. Toberg was fined $3 or two days, with proceedings continuing tonight in Police Court.
Various brief items from Brunswick and nearby towns report residents with typhoid fever measles and post operative recovery. Names include Brunswick street families G Maurie Kaetzel Harvey Anderson and Wm Harpich. Social visits updated as guests travel from Dayton Olin Knoxville and Fredericksburg.
Charles B Compher of Washington D C visited relatives and friends in town last Sunday.
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