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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1947
Page
5
Rockford man Glenn Marsh, 48, confessed to authorities that he killed his paramour Kath ering Anderson, 26, in a passion led crime. The case details reveal a troubled relationship and motive explored by police and prosecutors.
In Northport Michigan Vern Marsh, a factory hand and farmer, is charged with murdering his wife Audrey and her father Grant Muhrlein after confessing to a binge of jealousy sparked by a relationship with Audrey’s neighbor Mabtin Anderson. An inquest and coroner's jury look into the deaths as Marsh and others testify.
He proposed divorce for both to wed after she visited her parents to consider the matter. Mrs. Anderson left to think, then returned with the decision to marry him.
Mrs Marsh and Mrs Anderson discuss spouses behavior and meet at the Marsh home for a conference. Both couples agree to divorce so Mrs Anderson and Marsh can wed and plan to move away after selling the farm. Vernon visits a tavern, leaves a pistol as collateral, and fails to secure a hotel room.
Marsh recounts a heated scene after TJ blew his top and drank for two hours at a tavern. He claimed TJ used his pay of about $100, then he retrieved a pistol left earlier. TJ then went to the Andersons home but found no one, as warned by Mrs. Marsh that her husband was furious and possibly armed and had headed to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson’s home.
Marah Anderson traced and harassed by an assailant who forced her to accompany him during a 100 mile auto ride. She escaped at a roadside stand southeast of Heat Mars Ha Niinoia. The suspect abandoned the car near Mendola after a long pursuit through Mandala. He allegedly walked through the town to New Milford eight miles south of Rackford, buying new lathes before resuming the journey back toward home.
In New York a cornerstone laying at the Lapis site marked the construction of a church valued at $100,000. More than 1,000 deaf attendees joined the ceremony at Se Gemewa Lutheran Church for the deal.
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