Renewing Efforts to
Find Girl Who Has Disappeared
$100 Reward for Miss
Edna Edwards. This young girl disappeared from Hickory four weeks ago last
Tuesday. Wire or phone E.W. Lentz, Chief of Police. She was a Hickory high
school girl. Her mother is Mrs. J.M. Edwards of Hickory Rt. 4.
Efforts to find Miss Edna Edwards, 16-year-old high school
girl who disappeared from Hickory four weeks ago last Tuesday, have been
unavailing, and a picture of the girl will be printed on post cards and
broadcasted throughout the country. A reward of $100 has been offered by
Hickory men for information that will lead to her return to her mother, Mrs.
J.M. Edwards.
The disappearance of the young girl—who dropped out of the
life of Hickory without leaving a trace—has become one of the hardest mysteries
the authorities have had to face. Not a clue was left. Not a friend did she
confide in, if she decided to leave home. Miss Edwards was given money to
purchase a dress, but she probably did not have more than $10 or $12 in all.
She did not buy it. On that she could not have gone far.
Did anybody carry her off? Has she met with foul play? These
are the questions being asked. The answer to them is sought by friends and
relatives. It is hoped that somebody who will see this photograph—a Kodak picture—will
be able to give the information.
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