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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1934
Page
3
Donna and Madeline Siddal collide with love on Renfroe’s farm as Donna, posing as Madeline, finds peace in Grandfather Siddal’s home. Bill Siddal’s affection for Donna grows while Madeline plans to return to the circus life and confront the truth.
In a tender farewell at the station Beulah Doyaler and Bill part with little more than a hopeful misgiving. He promises to return though Donna doubts it as a glassy silence falls and he drives away in his battered car. To be continued.
Guilford College plans its annual May Day festival on Thursday at 6 30 p m with a processional May Queen Martha Lane of Belvidere crowned by student election. Maid of honor is Margaret Perkins of Pierre SD, and the queen's court includes Clara Belle Welch Rose Askew Nell Ellington Julia Blair Hodgin Mildred Burton Priscilla White. The event features dances by women students and music under the direction of Mrs Elizabeth Anderson.
A master swindler is sought by federal agents in the Bremer kidnap case. He is accused of defrauding a friend of Edward G. Bremer of $50,000. Names withheld. six others are held on conspiracy charges related to ransom in the Bremer case.
Investigators pursue five men linked to a high profile Bremer kidnapping in which the victim allegedly paid out about 900000 through horse wire tapping. Bremer reportedly received 60000 in St Paul before the ransom operation and was seized January 17 after word of Bremer wealth spread. 200000 was paid for his release. The suspects include ex-Illinois legislator John J. McLaughlin and his son, Liam E. Vidler, an ex-convict, plus two unidentified men aided by seized Bremer cash.
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