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Helen Brach was born on November 10, 1911, on a small farm in Unionport, Ohio. Helen married her high school sweetheart in 1928; the couple had divorced by the time she was 21. She found work at a country club in Palm Beach, Florida, where she met and married Frank Brach, son of Emil J. Brach and heir to the E. J. Brach & Sons Candy Company.
It is best known as the birthplace of millionaire, Helen Brach, who was the center of media attention in 1977, when she disappeared. [2] Unionport is located on the banks of the Cross Creek, a large tributary of the Ohio River approximately 20 miles east. Unionport was platted in 1852. [3]
Helen Brach, an heiress of Brach's Candy Company, disappears and the investigation reveals more horrible crimes. ... California mansion. Comments
The Primate House's interior was heavily renovated in the early 1990s and it was re-opened as the Helen Brach Primate House in 1992 with eight diorama-style naturalistic exhibits simulating the swamps and rainforests of the animals' natural habitats in the wild. Perhaps its most notable residents are a family of white-cheeked gibbons that have ...
Involvement in the Helen Brach murder [ edit ] Victor was a known associate of Richard Bailey, the owner of Bailey Stables and Country Club Stables who crimelibrary.com [ permanent dead link ] describes as a "con artist who specialized in fleecing older women out of their savings by investing in horses and associate of the notorious Jayne ...
Phelps Mansion Museum tour guide Helen Harendza has loved the historic home for decades and, at 84, she still does.
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Helen continued to live in the house until her death in 1944. [86] Helen had her favorite space in the mansion, the Venetian Room, removed and preserved before her death; the decorations were placed in 75 crates and stored at Greentree. [42] She bequeathed the house to her son Jock. Soon afterward, the first floor was closed and its windows ...