Two Held For Theft Of Chickens In Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports Harry Sapp and Porter Barron were arraigned in Mayor Hickman’s court on charges of possessing stolen goods. Both pleaded not guilty and are held to the Grand Jury under $500 bonds. Sapp bonded and Barron moved to County Jail after arrest with two stolen chickens claimed from John T. Johnson. John Grant of Sylvania faced charges of removing mortgaged property, held to Grand Jury under $1,000 bond and sent to County Jail in Athens. Grant, arrested by Lucas County officers, was accused by McFarland Garage manager of buying a used car for 185 dollars and leaving the county with it after a down payment of 69.
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Nelsonville
Harry Sapp
Porter Barron
Bill Hickman
Sapp
Barron
John T. Johnson
Walnut Street
John Grant
Sylvania
Toledo
Grant
Stratton Motors Collies topple Athena Terriers 6 2 in Twilight League
Athena Terriers lose 6 2 as Stratton Motors gains second win of the season. John Langley held the Terriers to control until the fifth inning when Oliver Elliott and Chesser plated two basemen, aided by errors. Longley triple and Hartley, Hannas, Sweazy produce key scoring for Stratton, with Smith hampered by wild throws.
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Nelsonville
Stratton Motors Collies
Athena Terriers
Gilbert Smith
Collies
Stratton Motors
John Langley
Terriers
Oliver
Elliott
Chesser
Hartley
Jim Coope
Coakley
Dalton
Factory Nine
Bail
Longley
West
Byron
Adam
Sharp
Hannas
Sweazy
Collie
Buckeye
Athena
Smith
iChesser
J. Coepe
Adams
Oliver, Mae
Stratton Motors AB RH PO AE Sharp
Hartley, Ss
Hannags
Hilleary
Dalton, Lf
Longley, P
Linton, c
Vie A Mules
Peauee
Stratton M
Iott
Stratton Moors
Garner
Andrews
Whyte
Nelsonville High Band Concert Saturday Eve
Nelsonville High SchoolBand will present its 12 week Saturday night concert series starting June 28. Earl Zuber to perform baritone solo with a varied program including Classical, Irish, marches and waltzes. Also on the program are Chenette Londonderry Air Old Irish Melody and Stars Spangled Banner.
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Nelsonville
Earl Zuber
Londonderry
Earl Zuber Stein
Colcord and
Fenstead
Happy at Home Chickens Return to Pen After Theft
In Nelsonville on June 27 two chickens claimed to belong to John T. Johnson were returned to Walnut Street from a jail coop with inmates belonging to Fire Chief Window. The hens behaved aloof until released, then one scratched and sang Home Sweet Home while the other laid an egg within three minutes.
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Nelsonville
John T. Johnson
Walnut Street
Gorge Bateman
Eastern Star meeting and guest speech planned tonight
Nelsonville notes a special meeting of Eudora Chapter No 72 Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 with initiation and business, followed by refreshments. Grace to Legge Houlder of Australia will speak at the Methodist Church at 7:30, with public invited.
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Eudora Chapter
Eastern Star
Nelsonville
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grace
Legge Houlder
Australia
Missionary Society Meets in Fayette Street Session
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. D. Krice on Fayette Street. Program leader Mrs. J. M. Hyde assisted by Mrs. Krieg and Mrs. Lutz. Miss Louise Shafer led devotion. Mrs. Frank Tedrow ran the query corner. Guest Miss Grace Cooper of Warren Ohio attended.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. D. Krice
Fayette Street
J. M. Hyde
Krieg
Lutz
Louise Shafer
Frank Tedrow
Grace Cooper
Warren
Ohio
Social and travel notices from Columbus and nearby towns
Mrs. Jeff Bowers spent Friday with friends in Columbus. Mrs. Anna Cohn of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs. C. H. Ruble. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stalter and son Bob and Mrs. Herbert Ley shon spent Friday in Columbus. L. I. Krieg was a business visitor in Delaware. Mrs. W. B. Quigley returned to Columbus after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Riley. Mrs. S. J. Jewell of Athens visits her cousin in this city and brother in Carbon Hill. Miss Lillian Stover visits Logan for weekend with Misses Esther and Isabelle Healy. Mrs. Peter Barrows, Mrs. Kathleen Smith and daughter Jane return from Columbus and Chillicothe. Class 21 Methodist Sunday School and teacher Mrs. Florence Coakley held a picnic at the Grotto Grounds with a 6 o’clock dinner for 52 people.
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Bridge Club
Frank Jackson
East Washington Street
W. B. Quigley
Columbus
Anna Cohn
Baltimore
Fred Edington
Freda Smith
Phyliss Mills
Leonard Coole
John Zeller Jr
Freda Smitther
Jeff Bowers
C. H. Ruble
Ben Stalter
Bob
Herbert Leyshon
L. I. Krieg
Delaware
John Riley
S. J. Jewell
Athens
J. J. Otis
Nelson France
Carbon Hill
Lillian Stover
Logan
Esther and
Isabelle Healy
Peter Barrows
Kathleen Smith
Jane
Chillicothe
Methodist Sunday School
Florence Coakley
Grotto
City Bans Fireworks Sale and Use Ahead of Fourth
Local officers said fireworks sales within city limits are prohibited by ordinance and their use forbidden to curb noisy dangerous demonstrations around the nation's birthday. They pledged to pursue a safe and sane Fourth through enforcement and public cooperation.
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Nelsonville
Chaplin Burglar Role Nets $83 Weekly in Debut
Charley Chaplin earned eighty three dollars a week playing a burglar in his first American engagement. He was chosen because he was light and could slide easily through the stage window.
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Charley Chaplin
Mrs. Dowler Dies at 87 at Son's Home in New Marshfield
Elvira B. Dowler near 88 died Thursday at 2 pm at her son P. G. Dowler’s home in New Marshfield after a long life in Athens County. Born in Athens Township to Samuel and Elizabeth Cagg, she endured two marriages Stephen Sharrock and John H. Dowler. Her Civil War veteran first husband died in Chickamauga. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
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Elvira B. Dowler
P. G. Dowler
Dowler
Athens Township
Samuel
Elizabeth Cagg
Athens County
New Marshfield
Chickamauga
Stephen H. Sharrock
John H. Dowler
Athens
Entertains Bridge Club At Poplar Street
Mrs Gerald Wallace hosted her bridge club on Thursday evening at Poplar Street with guests Mrs Roy Sayre and Mrs Williard Dutie. Prizes went to Mrs Earl Baker first place and Mrs Earl Wallace second. Mrs Dutie won the guest prize. A two course luncheon followed.
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Gerald Wallace
Poplar Street
Bridge Club
Roy Sayre
Williard Dutie
Earl Baker
Earl Wallace
Dutie
Bake Sale Planned by Methodist Church Women
The women of the Methodist Church announce a bake sale at Maple Hill Store on Saturday June 28 from 11 to 1. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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The
Methodist Church
Maple Hill
Dowler Home Service Held at 9 Church Street
Burial planned at West Union Street Cemetery. Mrs. Dowler, long active in the Methodist Episcopal Church since girlhood, died. service conducted by Rev. M. E. Chatley of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
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I G Dowler
Church Street
M. E. Chatley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Weat Union Street
Akron Teen Racketeers Held After Life Threat Plot
June 27 Akron dispatch reports U R Nines teen suspects tied to racketeering case held in jail. A plot allegedly aimed at Leo Iasar Akron's corn baron prompted fall disclosures and police inquiries as authorities pursue leads.
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Akron
U.r—Ninesteen
Leo Iasar
Lasar'e
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