Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09


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clara and her handkerchiefs done it again." was the
mild comment around the State although newspapers from
Boston to New York putting that odd Jepson
mans" latest psychic feat Page One.
Mrs. Jepson a mdde-aged woman with one brown eye
and blue one the world beating a path 10 her
plain cottage door to find its lost treasures.
In the past 20 years she has located 500 missing per-
and in lifetime put her finger
thousands of lost articles ranging from $4,000 in stock
certificates to neighbours And she does 1t with only
handkerchief.
Consider the Bennington horse poisoning" wealthy
Bennington Summer resident had several booded horses
stable Suddenly three died The wealthy sportsman
insisted that the horses had been poisoned although the
medical examination did not bear him out Local police
suggested that the Mrs. Jepson. "the
with radio mind and teevision eyes"
So the horse owner sat in Mrs Jepsons living room
with square writing board his lap. The Vermont
housewife gave him plain white handkerchief told him
to it tightly in his fist Then she smoothed out
the small cloth the writing board.
Just talk to about anything" she said. THE sound
from your voice will reveal picture the
Of the handkerchief"
The man kept talking He saw the creases. but not
the picture to solve his mystery But Mrs Jepson
Keep talking see an image forming" she said "a
she filled in faint lines the handkerchief with pencil
1T is stabe-t must be your stabe-with four windows
the side"
But there only three windows that side he
broke in
There are four-that the trouble-from the fourth
window" Mrs Jepson insisted.
The horse hurried home 10 tear away the siding
of his stable the point where's Mrs Jepson
he would find the fourth window And he found the hid
den wndow-wide open the siding II admitted such a
stable his horses had caught cold
Il can't explain the strange power God gave me-" the
Pownal says I'm just queer guess Sound
from persons voice form images the handker
chief and those images by listening to
persons voice the telephone"
That is how Mrs. Jepson started looking for Amelia
Earhart worlds Number One aviarx and the first
fly Atlantic alone arplane Miss Earhar and
her copo Fred Noonan disappeared somewhere off tho
Rowland Islands in the Pacific July 2 1887 round
the-world flight.
Shortly after she was given up for by
States Navy George Palmer Putnam Miss Earharts hug
oand sought Mrs Jepsons aid. He teephoned from New
York City night and urged her to do all in her power
TO assist in the search
Mrs Jepson does not always use a voice to make the
images her handkerchief She utlizes the voice only
when talking person has lost something, u
the of lost person she must hear the voice Of
blood relative. When voice is available she can use
some object that the lost person has
So because Mr., Putnam not blood relative of the
avatrix Mrs Jepson had to instruct the husband
her some object that Miss Earhart had He sent
along a ribbon wristwatch band
4 have not yet been find her handkerchief
that her" the Vermont says Il work
it often while holding the wristwach band see con
Ising images letters partially spelling out the of
some island But some day I'm sure III hnd her I'm sure
of thing moreover This war will solve the mystery
disappearance. She viii be found either dead
alive"
Mrs Jerson had no trouble in discovering Mrs F. Par
malice Prenticcs $1,000 barpn Mrs Prentice Of Williams
town Massachusetts, the wealthy daughter of the late
John y Rockefeller She came 10 Mrs Jepson and like
any other searcher, crumpled up handkerchief The
disclosed the barpin under fence the vast
Mrs Prentice went home to find it immc
diatey.
Mrs Jepsons most notable recovery was SIC 600 in
stock certificates Mrs Adelaide Louise Munday, wife
Or. Burt Munday prominent New York City physician
which mislaid for eight months in the house.
ID Mrs Munday distraught state because of the W.
ness of had mislad the certificates day when
they we're delivered to her by special messenger She
tclcphoncd Jcpson and few days, received in
stIuotions to just whore she would find them.