Missing persons in Cedar Rapids linger without trace
Cedar Rapids detectives track missing adults and runaways under a state law requiring immediate searches for juveniles. Detective Roland Achey manages daily prints and NCIC entries, noting 82 monthly cases with 45 girls, 27 boys, and 10 adults. most juveniles are found within 24 to 48 hours, adults within a week. Names like Denise Fraley, Naomi Wilson, Ralph Mefferd, Michellaina Siemer, and John Weltz linger on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Smith
Azette
Denise Fraley
Naomi Wilson
Ralph Mefferd
Michellaina Siemer
John Weltz
Des Moines
Johnny Gosch
Eugene Martin
Cedar Rapids
Achey
Harnischfeger
Wilson
Ralph E. Mefferd
Cedar River
Old River Road
Mefferd
Siemer
Sweden
Ahey
Weltz
Gazette
John McIvor
Roland Achey
Bankruptcy Filings Include Dozens Across Iowa Communities
Dozens of residents and couples filed bankruptcy petitions in Cedar Rapids Bankruptcy Court including Constance Corkery John Stanerson Cathy Bentley and many others. A separate list notes entities seeking debt relief under court supervision such as RJ's Bowling Center Inc and Capitol TV and Appliance Co. The notices detail debts assets and exemptions for each filer with addresses across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Constance M. Corkery
Twin Mound Drive
John A. Stanerson
Crestridge Drive
Cathy A. Bentley
Norway
Terry and
Lori A. Dawes
LaPorte City
Donald A. Miller
Ninth St. SW
Steven R
Kimberly K. Shane
Iowa Falls
Sharron L. Moore
Kohawk St
Katherine J. Riebkes
Wellsburg
Barry D
Virginia E. Nielsen
Garwin
Steven C. Moneypenny
Fleetwood Road
Lana C. Henry
Worthington Drive
Larry J
Nancy A. Conley
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Brian R
Susan M. Williams
Grundy Center
Gregory B
Susan C. Thompson
Gordon Ave
Sondoe
Sharon Walker
25Th Ave
Marion
Rj’s Bowling Center Inc
Monticello
Capitol TV and Appliance Co
Iowa City
James R
Patricia L. Miller
Mechanicsville
Ralph W. Hill
Marshalltown
Michael L. Wendt
Clarence
Larry R. Wendt
Lowdon
Steven J
Rebecca M. Wendt
Leo A. Jr
Donna D. Lala
Aspen Lane
New York Search Expands for Des Moines Carriers Missing Teens
A nationwide hunt for Des Moines Register carriers Johnny Gosch and Eugene Martin widens to New York and Canada. Police volunteers from Cops for Christ and Prison Fellowship, plus more than 10 000 postal carriers, join posters at the Port Authority and Midtown, while taxicab leaflets circulate. Gosch, 12, disappeared in 1982 and Martin, 14, in 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des Moines Register
Johnny Gosch
Eugene Martin
New York State
Canada
David Eno
U.S
Roger Jepsen
Cops For Christ
Prison Fellowship
Charles Colson
Eno
Gosch’s
Martin
Port Authority
Eighth Avenue
Midtown Manhattan
New York
Letter Carriers Union
Gosch
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police Department
Fraley
Mefford
David
Kirkwood Sets Workshop
Kirkwood Community College
Doug Schumaecker
Civil Defense
Iowa County
Ted Beuter
Linn County
Kirkwood
Alan R. Deverell
G Ave
Vicki J. Deverell
Francis S
Claudia L. Landeen
David R. Bowers
Toddville
Randy R
Mary K. Navratil
Union
Dennis D
Michele M. Neverman
Fourth Ave
Russell D
Deanna L. Craddock
Elberon
Ronald L. Lovell
Vinton
William B
Rosemary L. Beck
Chelsea
Geri L. Sandersfeld
Ladora
Robert E. Holmes
Raney St
John W. Pealer
J Ave. NW
Priscilla L. Wilson
Glass Road
Harriet L. Stoner
Holland
Dean L. Johnson
Harriet Ave
Loren L
Margaret L. Miller
Central City
Donald L. Scholbrock
Mason City
Lavonne A. Scholbrock
Shellsburg
Leo S
Dorothy M. Koutny
Ridgeview Drive
N.Y
Cedar Rapids & Marion
McDonald’s
SUN
Amana
Ves
Lindale Westdale
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