Canfield Sentenced To Ohio Penitentiary Term
Arch Canfield was sentenced by Judge Harley Whitcraft to fifteen months in the Ohio Penitentiary plus a $400 fine and costs for manufacturing distilled liquor. He admitted the still and keg found near the premises, while his attorney argued others involved were not guilty. The defense requested a lesser sentence. a motion for a new trial was denied.
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Frank Redfern
Whitcraft
Canilell
Sui
Canfield
Sire of Canfield
Ihrem
Clyde Hill Dies After Oil Field Accident
Clyde Hill died at 3 30 a m Monday after an automobile accident near Wellston. He suffered spinal injuries and was paralyzed, national physicians report. Hill had lived in the city for years and worked as a late builder in oil fields across neighboring counties. He leaves a son Oakland Chicago and a daughter Emiline Cole of Smithfield. The body was taken to a local mortuary for burial preparation. Funeral arrangements are by his children.
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Logan
Circle Hill
Cherrington Moenal
Wellston
Hill
Oakland Chicago
Emiline Cole
Smithfield
Sawyer Burned by Firecracker Incident
A man named Sawyer was burned when an explosive firecracker was thrown from a car, striking his face and causing injuries. The incident occurred in a street confrontation, with bystanders reporting the attack and authorities investigating the matter.
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Sawyer
Dung
Firecracker Incident Injures Coach Sawyer. Logan Police Nab Suspect
July 3 reports say Coach Ted Sawyer suffered a severe facial burn when a firecracker from a passing car exploded near him as he walked home from the Apple Orchard Golf Course with two companions. The license number was obtained and Wilford Bowlby of Pear City was jailed. he denies throwing the cracker and named two companions for questioning.
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Bowlby
Loyal Daughters 4-H Club Plans July Play
Loyal Daughters 4-H club discussed plans for presenting two short plays at a meeting held at Mrs. J A Bell Ath ens Route 7. A recreational hour followed the business session and the next meeting is set for July 12 at the home of the Misses Rolin-20m.
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Loyal Daughters
J. A. Bell
Athens
Rolin
Hangman Collapses After Trapping Ontario Murder
Arthur Ellis, hangman for Ontario, collapsed the day after springing the trap. Mike Smith clung to innocence regarding the murder charge that sent him to execution. Tom Meany's bid for freedom dimmed by word of a pardon report from Quentin Priestley at prison. Governor Young announced the forestry policy changes amid chaotic details.
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Hamilton
Log Angeles
Tom Meoney
Cho Tute Pardon Beard
Quentin Pricen
Gov. C. C. Young T
Bee in Car Triggers Chain Collision Near Nelsonville
Mrs Rupert Fmbrey of Glouster and Granville Harlin were injured Sunday afternoon in a collision after a bee entered a car near Nelsonville four miles south of the city. They received medical aid at Cherrington Hospital and were released to go home.
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Logan
Rupert Fmbrey
Glouster
Granville Harlin
Nelsonville
Cherrington
Herta
City boards discuss street work and new drainage board
The city considers repairs on Roosevelt Drive north approach and sidewalks on East State Street. A storm drainage board is formed with John Finsterwald Frank Prielipa and Wil Crossen to assess property costs, with measures to adjust assessments and save costs for Ohio University and other districts.
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Ari H. Teasley
Dres
RO. Hopkins
Roosevelt Drive
Athens
Richland Avenue
Cis
John W. Belin
East Statetreet
Charles Bethel
West Washington Street
Joan W. Dowl
Lash Street
Bar-Gie
John Finsterwald
Frank PB. Prilipa
Wil Crossen
Stewart Street
Ohio University
Athens City Hall Debates District Costs and City Debt
City officials report that property owners in the Stewart Street District bear heavier costs for improvements, with 80 percent of expenses borne by them. An advance $4504 was approved for city service and safety departments, to be repaid with the semi annual tax settlement. Mayor Wool proposes purchasing the Frank Hewry farm to control waterworks wells and allow future well construction. Public Utilities Commission fixes a valuation on the gas company, and roadway projects include 7,407 gallons of road oil purchase and resurfacing plans for Darth Court Street and West Union Street funded by motor tax and state support.
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Ike Proiela
Ely
Stewart Street
Griff H. Evang
Woo
Treasury
President Street
Sitnis
Ayor Wood
Shimeeit
Jess Fres
Leenseid
Wool
Frank Hewry
Nate Weet
Win Waurworks
Mayer Sated Iit
Ibs
Etrould
Conedt
Bolin
Athens
Qeriy
Ghia Weel
Cmte Public Utilities Commission
Bolt Stintures
Piore
Darth Court Street
Cound
West Union Street
Union Topot
Herrord Bridge
Callus
Columbus
Yatend
Wollins
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