Mother Ill in Indiana, Man Sought in Camden

Mother Ill in Indiana, Man Sought in Camden newspaper clipping
Camden Courier-Post, February 21, 1938
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MOTHER ILL IN INDIANA, MAN SOUGHT IN CAMDEN Detective William Boettcher, in charge of the Missing Persons Bureau, received a letter Saturday from Madison, Ind., asking the help of Camden police in finding Earl Van Horn. The letter, written by Van Horn's sister, Mrs. Mary Ashley, South Walnut street, Madison, said that when last heard from her brother was working in a shipyard "at or near Camden." Mrs. Ashley said she was anxious to communicate with her brother because their mother is ill at her home.

Detective William Boettcher, in charge of the Missing Persons Bureau, received a letter from Mrs. Mary Ashley of Madison, Indiana, seeking her brother, Earl Van Horn, who was last known to be working in a Camden shipyard.

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