Daughter Takes Side of Mother Inheimer Case
A daughter aligns with her mother in the Inheimer case, reframing the dispute as a personal matter rather than a public contention. The remarks suggest domestic context and familial stakes.
27 May 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
1
A daughter aligns with her mother in the Inheimer case, reframing the dispute as a personal matter rather than a public contention. The remarks suggest domestic context and familial stakes.
Mrs. Gerald deAngelo 36 of Far River testifies in a custody case recreating tensions with Rev. Dr. Heimer. She recalls repeated alleged abuse and eyeing temper while detailing marital strain and disputes over money and residence. Daughter’s testimony portrays a strained family dynamic during 1922 marriage.
Fragmented wire service text details naval actions and political tensions as reports describe ships and officers involved, while unrelated courtroom excerpts and stock market notes intrude. The piece cites Rear Admiral W. and U S tensions over a treaty, with mentions of Baltimore and Washington politics and a bank robbery incident nearby.
Members of a local garden club gathered at the home of Mrs. H. J. for a meeting and luncheon to discuss beautification plans for a new elementary school. Landscape architecture by W. R. Ballard will plant trees and shrubs along terraces and sidewalks with club support.
The report notes a cool May with widespread low temperatures. Frederick at 42, Chicago at 46, Binghamton 40, and other cities near 40s. The Walkersville Women's Club met Wednesday with sixteen members and four visitors, signing a petition to reopen Mr. Verzon to tourists and cancel admission fees, and planning a flower show and a golf course program.
Reports from Bhendi Bazaar describe two days of deadly disorder with police firing to stem mob violence killing seven Muslims and injuring many as authorities move rioters from markets into police compound. Train traffic resumed after hours long disruption as leaders visited victims and markets faced withdrawal.
A local notice outlines a Wednesday ball game with captains selecting players from G Hunter Bow F Bowers and others. The text references Jan observance and a conference at Homer Addressee with unclear entities due to damaged OCR.
A fragment notes a two day event with a $20 loot and a 70 UICON bridge. It mentions 400 lions veggs and a safe held during the convention with ongoing activities on the second day.
A Morning carpentry style report details a break in at the Union Bridge Farmers Exchange where cash was stolen from a safe after a front door was left ajar. Sheriff and fingerprint work were pending, with local authorities distracted by an Edwards murder trial. The piece also covers upcoming regional Lions Club events and a Baltimore centennial parade, noting diverse activities and attendees.
A Hammond dentist, Newsom, a former practitioner with many female patients, was tarred and feathered by a mob. He was forced from a car near a local area and driven from town without a stated destination.
The article outlines Trembers county summer program planning by Chivb assistant home for ogrris, detailing club projects including a special nas and preparations for summer clothes garden club work and a leaders bulletin. It notes school examinations demand and a three maiden project with a Maryland week from August 7 to 1.
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