Abducted Boland Children Found on Shrimp Trawler
Two of three children abducted from a Niles foster home last December have been identified among youths found aboard a Brownsville shrimp trawler after a hijacking attempt. Malynda Boland, 6, and Billy William Boland, 4, are the siblings identified. Police say Royce Lee Boland of San Diego, father of the children, was slain among the two would be hijackers.
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Niles, Ohio
Brownsville
Tex
Malynda Boland
Billy William Boland
Niles
Texas
Royce Lee Boland
San Diego
1961 News Highlights From Ottumwa Area
A decade ago this week in Ottumwa and nearby areas, families planned visits to Tulsa and Hawaii while Judy Fischer hosted friends. A new priest arrived in Oelwein as St Marys and St James welcomed Rev Clyde J Miller. An auto crash near Bristow claimed Leni Copp Sumner’s life and a Japanese sub attack off California left a tanker unharmed. Captain S B Cotham began a year of active duty with the Engineers in Washington DC.
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Oelwein
Clyde J. Miller
Dallas
Texas
Gordon Smith
St. Mary's Church
St. James Church
Independence
Bristow
Highway 93
Here
California
S. EB. Cotham
Chief of Engineers
Washington D.C
Christmas meetings wrap up for Brownie, Junior, and Cub groups
Rentian Brownie troop 435 met December 20 at Mrs. Howard Bird’s home with Mrs. Tom Woods as leader. The girls held a Christmas party with Gina Serra leading the flag ceremony, color guards Lynn Eisner and Kelly Burns. They exchanged gifts, sang carols, and enjoyed cookies and ice cream santas. next gathering January 3. Junior Girl Scout troop 252 met December 20 at the Methodist Church, led by Mrs. Robert Hurst, with Mrs. James Crawford assisting. Suzette Hurst led the flag ceremony, Cindy Wissler as color bearer, and Terri Kirk, Sharon Stofer, Diane O’Mara as color guards. Cookies, fudge, cupcakes, popcorn, suckers, and kool-aid were shared. gift exchange and drop the handkerchief game followed. next meeting January 3. Pack 49 Cup Scouts met December 20 at Sacred Heart Social Hall with den mother Mrs. Brice Goldsmith and Mrs. Terry Roberts assisting. Billy Goldsmith and Terry Roberts brought treats. Eric Casselman held the Nag for the Mag salute. Gifts were wrapped, carols sung. no meetings until January 3 when Joe Bellendier and Tom Rogge bring treats.
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Dee
Howard Bird
Tom Woods
Gina Serra
Lynn Eisner
Kelly Burns
Methodist Church
Robert Hurst
James Crawford
Suzette Hurst
Cindy Wissler
Terri Kirk
Sharon Stofer
Diane O'Mara
Nancy Jelinek
Dana Ohl
Fudge
Julio Hanson
Christine Hillman
Linda Kemmerer
Tracy Dahl
Diane O'iara
Cup Scouts
Sacred Heart
Brice Goldsmith
Terry Roberts
Billy Goldsmith
Eric Casselman
Joe Bellendier
Tom Rogge
Court News from Fayette County December 20 1971
Court items list numerous civil actions with judgments sought or granted. Plaintiffs include Household Finance Corporation Bert Hanson and Associates J C Penney Jn. Inc. Beneficial Finance American Nickeloid and others seeking sums from Howard Janisch William Smith George Knight Ronald Snyder Richard Hinsenbrook and more. Several defendants pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and related traffic offenses with fines and bonds. dissolution and custody orders granted in several divorce cases. probation violations addressed. attachments and landlord liens noted.
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West Union
Fayette County Court News
Household Finance Corporation
Howard C. Janisch
Sarah H. Janisch
Bert Hanson and Associates, Inc
William R. Smith
Patricia A. Smith
State of Iowa
Daniel Francis Shea
Oelwein
Darrell Dean Hobert
Hawkeye
Frank Piper
George Knight
Beverly Knight
Penney Company, Inc
Ronald W. Snyder
Waucoma
Beneficial Finance Company of Oakland
Emery Bennett, Jr
Florence Bennett
American Nickeloid Company
Iowa Portable Mill Manufacturing Company, Inc
Donahue and Brooks
Richard Hinsenbrook
Edgar A. Traeger
H. A
Plan to Return Iowa Share of Drug Company Settlement
Iowa AG proposes distributing nearly 1.6 million dollars from a multi state drug price fixing settlement. Three firms were convicted in 1967 but overturned on appeal. The plan awaits U S District Court approval in New York City where the charges were filed.
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Marguerite Sullivan
Meryl Keding
Bernard E. Buhr
John Bowling
State of Iowa
Joseph G. Pruss
Thermogas, Company, of
Waterloo
Ben Lillibridge
A. G. Kegler
Thomas A. Oakes
LaVonne Oakes
Iowa
Thelve
States
Asst. Atty
Roxanne Barton Conlin
U.S. District Court
New York City
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