Springfield police ask for help to find missing woman, 56

Springfield police are asking for the public’s help in finding a woman who has been missing for more than a month.

Gloria A. Dickinson, 56, has not been seen since mid-September, city officials said in a release. She may also use the names Gloria Montgomery or Gloria Davis.

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Dickinson is 5-foot-7, 200 pounds, has brown hair and green eyes.

Police said she was reported missing by family after not being heard from or seen in several weeks, and the last known contact with her was around Sept. 13. It’s unknown if she is in the area or another state.

If anyone has information regarding Dickinson’s whereabouts, contact the Springfield Police Division at 937-324-7716.

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**MISSING ADULT** GLORIA A. DICKINSON aka Gloria Montgomery, Gloria Davis 56 W/F 5'7"/ 200 lbs. BRO/GRN Gloria was...
Posted by Springfield Police Division on Wednesday, October 20, 2021

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