Martins Ferry Woman Reported Missing - State Journal

Full Version | Mobile Edition

SJ Mobile News App |Featured Links | 2010 Generation Next Winners | West Virginia Legislature | State Journal List Central

Generation Next Who's Who 55 Good Things Century Club

| EVENTS

Generation Next Who's Who Other Events

| MEDIA GUIDE | ABOUT US

Breaking News/Photos/Video

Submit a Story Idea News Philosophy Work With Us Advertise with Us

| ADVERTISE

Where to Buy | Subscribe Now
Renew Subscription
Change Delivery Address

Home > News > Belmont County, Ohio

Martins Ferry Woman Reported Missing
Posted Friday, September 11, 2009 ; 09:08 PM | View Comments | Post Comment

Family needs your help.

By Leigh Ann Towne
Email | Bio | Other Stories by Leigh Ann Towne

Martins Ferry, Ohio -- Family members of Jackie Armstrong, 40, of Martins Ferry, say they have not seen her since Saturday, September 5 at her home. They filed a missing persons report Friday, September 11.

Jackie is described as 5'11", roughly 120lbs., with shoulder length blonde hair and blue eyes. She has a tattoo on her upper left arm.

If you have any information on Jackie's whereabouts, please contact the Martins Ferry Police Department at (740)633-2121.

Most Popular Stories on STATEJOURNAL.com	Most Discussed Stories on STATEJOURNAL.com
1. Coal Miner Killed in Accident at Loveridge Mine 2. Hospital Union Votes on Contract 3. Massey Plans to Reopen Upper Big Branch Mine 4. Century Reports 2nd-Quarter Earnings 5. ArcelorMittal Plans to Spin off Stainless Steel Segment	1. Coal Miner Killed in Accident at Loveridge Mine 2. Low-Interest Loan Program Targets First-Time Home Buyers 3. Candidate Filing Period for Special Election Ends 4. Cap and Trade Bill Dead 5. W.Va. VFDs to be Covered Under State Insurance Program

User Comments [ post comment ]

Has she been found?
10/26/09 at 5:10 PM

Report Abuse

Does anyone know if this lady has been found?

Post Your Comments
All fields are Required

Name:

Email:

A valid email address is required to allow State Journal to monitor comments and track users posting inappropriate comments. State Journal does not use these for any type of SPAM operation.

Comments:

Security Code:

Enter the code exactly as you see it above.

NOTE: You may refresh the page to load a new Confirmation Code if this one is unreadable.

I have read and agree to the JOURNAL Commenting Policy
NOTE: It is unlawful to disclose personal information, including names, of minors under 18 involved in any criminal action.

Site Development and Hosting By Citynet