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Elsie Gehm

Camden Police Matron

Driver Arrested Here on Matron's Complaint

Camden Courier-Post

Camden Courier-Post, June 9, 1932 — Driver Arrested Here on Matron's Complaint

David Moskowitz, 53, 1238 Kaighn avenue, was arrested last night on a charge of reckless driving and released on $25 bail for a hearing tonight in traffic court.

Complaint was made by Mrs. Elsie Gehm, of 2826 Cleveland avenue, this city, who is a matron at the city jail. Mrs Gehm reported her car was nearly forced into one of the iron poles beneath the railroad bridge at Haddon avenue and Line street when Moskowitz swerved his vehicle out of line. The matron trailed Moskowitz to Broadway and Cooper streets where she notified Motorcycle Policeman George Schuyler who arrested him at the bridge plaza.

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Camden Police Matron to Attend V.F.W. Parley

Camden Courier-Post

Mrs. Elsie Gehm, 2826 Cleveland Avenue, matron at police headquarters, will attend the fourteenth annual state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Atlantic City today, tomorrow and Saturday, as a delegate of the auxiliary.

Mrs. Gehm will also be a delegate to the national convention of the V.F.W. Auxiliary at Milwaukee from Aug. 29 to Sept. 5. Mrs. Gehm is a former member of the Camden County Republican Executive Committee. She will be elected a member of the Police and Firemen’s Association tonight.

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