Axe Wielding Case Heard in Court
A case involving an axe wielding incident was heard in court with proceedings pended as the judge reviewed evidence and statements from involved parties.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
2
A case involving an axe wielding incident was heard in court with proceedings pended as the judge reviewed evidence and statements from involved parties.
Myrtle Russell, a young colored woman, admitted striking Samuel J. Dixon with an axe in Klinehart's alley after Dixon broke in. Dixon was found bleeding and rushed to Montevue hospital. doctors feared a skull fracture though he later left the hospital. Russell’s sentence was suspended pending recovery confirmation. Dixon faced assault charges and other charges were altered during the case.
Kemptown reports a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Class in the Corner of Brovidanen church held at teacher Mrs Charles Riggs home. President Mrs Wm Browning led and the group sang America. A lemon social was planned for EKemptown Hall Thursday with an eliciota supper served by the barter. Rufus J Burielle of Damascus visited his sister Mrs P O D Bortnine. Lilye Williams visited Mr Ira L Davis of Hyattsown Thursday.
Residents and guests mingle at dinners and visits across Germantown Baltimore and surrounding areas. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs Claude Iglehart Mrs Landon Selby and Miss Batty Selby, with gatherings in Saxon, Hampstead and Ashburton.
New York Oct 31 AP Professor G F Warren argues for a managed currency tied to a gold price weight varying with wholesale price indices. Under Roosevelt policy the dollar’s gold price would be fixed or adjusted by the Reconstruction Finance Corp to keep overall commodity prices stable while allowing flexible gold value. Warren promotes a scientific money with constant buying power across commodities rather than a fixed weight of gold.
Mrs David Prine and daughter Mary of Hikridge Md. visited Linthwaite Farm hosts Mr and Mrs Thomas H Welling. Several Maryland guests came to see friends here including Mr and Mrs Richard Kasehka Annapolis. Seth Howes spent time with brother and sister in law Carl and Mrs Howes. William Nelville Postmaster is listed as sick. Mrs William Shipley visited Mrs E Mellor at Ashburton with Miss Betty Chamber from William and Mary College. Richmond couple attended a wedding dinner hosted by Miss Shipley with guests Samuel Jenness Marie Lynch Bernardine Lynch Alban Gimpel and LeRoy Gimpel. Mr and Mrs James S Grimes hosted Walter Gimpel Alban Gimpel and LeRoy Gimpel from Catonsville.
Unclear text describes apple croquettes with pork for November dinners, including mixing dough early and frying just before serving. Also outlines scalloped parsnips with pineapple, butter, flour, and chicken stock baked about 45 minutes, plus a cabbage pineapple salad and tomorrow's menu items for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring halibut steaks.
A fragmented text lists drinks and desserts including aranipe and pineapple Chinese cab ibege and lime jelly amtad a juice pudding mulk and coffee. The closing line mentions delegates named migemery and Howard Countive Ma Be prevented At Grange Meck.
The Montgomery-Howard County Pomona Orange will be represented at the Maryland State Orange meeting in Bel Air December 5 6 and 7. Delegates include Mr and Mrs J Wilcom Lord and Miss Pearl Marlow and Albert A Ady from Howard County. Ady outlined county wheat programs and contracts for next week while Mrs Edgar Stevens described Germantown Grange code to boost attendance and educate members about obligations and welfare.
Samuel H. Snyder Jr. sues for divorce from Bertha P. Snyder. They married October 13, 1911 in Hagerstown. He claims she left him, resides in Frederick County, and seeks a court decree. The case references Cumberland County and wartime service.
An advertisement touts a measured liquid laxative option syrup pepsin by Dr Caldwell's, described as safe for adults and children. It claims gentle, controllable action without kidney irritation or habit formation and emphasizes senna-based, non mineral dependence.
Rockville October 30 The supervisors of elections discuss a bill to replace current declarations of intention with a state wide system to be made before the county clerk and supervisors of registration. The measure aims to simplify the process and standardize the declaration of Bow residents in the county. Art Club Met at Donnan Home Frederick Art Club gathered to hear talks on Roman life customs including religion festivals and literature with speakers Margaret Roderick Mrs W Slemmer and others reading papers.
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