LETTER STOLEN.
J MRS. ORMISTONS PLANS. (Received 10.30 a.m.t ' LOS ANGELES, February 6. The postal authorities, following the arrival on Saturday of Mrs. Ormiston, wife of Kenneth Ormiston. formerly of Aimee MePherson's Gospel Temple, have announced that investigation is proceeding regarding the theft and reap- . pearance of a letter she wrote to hei aunt. Miss Jessie Stephens, Riverside, .California. Miss Stephens said that her niece's I letter was written from Sydney an- , nouneinjr her plans for her trip and was . stolen from the mail box at her home. > The communication was mvsteriously : returned. Mrs. Ormiston refused to comment on her intended divorce suit, except to sav f she did not intend to name the cos respondent. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 31, 7 February 1927, Page 7
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