Stolen Coughlin Baby Case Stirs Norristown County
Norristown residents grow restless over the abduction of the Coughlin infant. Officials fear violence as the kidnapper remains at large. Clues include a ladder used to enter the home and footprints fading in a field near the residence. Detectives report slim leads beyond fingerprints and a distant car sighting.
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Lorry A. Jacobs
Norristown
June Dee
Coughlin
Montgomery County
Tha
Tate Constabulary
Couglins
Conen‘ifns
W. H. Mott
Min
Ewhmar
Kidsepers
Rhig Snader
Coughlins
Storrstown
Graduation Steamrolls Through Fort Wayne Highs
Fort Wayne highs complete graduation programs for 10 seniors set for Wednesday. The event features the Palace Orchestra and a student showcase. The South Wayne Baptist Ladies Society meets this afternoon with M. Byron Somers as guest speaker. The Crystal Way also gathers with Mrs Hostertier at 521 Hast Wonnac street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Pal- Fhelass
Aneing
Gana
Praup Universite
Tneterter Perty
Nea Dain Wagner
the Hey
T. B
the Ladies Society of the South Wayne Baptist Church
M. Byron Somers
Crystal WU
Wilt Hostertier
Hast Wonnac Street
Shriners to Attend Convention by Special Train Journey
A large Mizpah temple delegation plans a special train from Fort Wayne to Port land Oregon for the national Shriners convention starting June 16. The Hoosier special will meet at every station along routes through Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Fargo Billings Butte Spokane and more with patrols and bands in grand processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Portand
Ore
Fort Warne
Fort Wa
Chicato
Wisconsin
Robert Jaetin
Tiiias
Camigghom
Floriaa
Phes Man
Canada
Naitian
Auto Trade Outing Planned With Picnic and Games
The Auto Trade association schedules a Wednesday outing on June 2 with Chester Schiefer chairing the arrangements and Johns and William H. Wallace assisting. Dealers to close by noon to attend. Activities include games races and baseball at Schroider's woods six miles south of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Auto Trade Association
Chester Schiefer
Mr. Johns
Wiliam H. Wallace
Anon
Shroider
Horrors in unhappy Russia described in letter home
Joseph Shuster writes from a land of famine and exposure to Jacul Sunshine at 432 Madison Street detailing dire Russia under Bolshevik rule. He describes starvation, lack of clothing and warmth, thousands dying, and emaciated people unable to buy shoes or food at high prices. He cites his son Solomon serving in the U S Army and questions whether survivors would recognize old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephyp Shuster
Jacul Sunshine
Madison Street
Free
Russia
Mr. Shustey
Shntster
Solomon Shuster
United States
Mr. Sunshine
Lee Sunshine
Isadore Shulth
Artem
Wyoming
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Blakely Coughlin
West Wayne
Holdens
Relianedad Steel BS
W.berry
Tricoletes
Georgettes Taffetas
Holden
Baronettes
Georgettes
Madras
S-U-I
Palace Theatre
Dameoni
Fairfield Ave
Shriners
Portland
Oregon
Auto Trade
Schroeder’s Grove
Publi Vocational
Siw
Simier
Tiesé
Hougehold
J. H. Mines
Corps of Wight
Nile
S Haven
West Pee Ener Iicochout Alsi
Chen
Toplish
Chaos
Sout
Wayne
Hurgist
Bern Anlendid
Che
Ini TV
Stades Am
Neming Sear
Reese
First ME
Joseph Shuster
Foster’s
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