Carbondale Couple Wedded 86 Years In War Days
Carbondale May 28 The sixty sixth wedding anniversary of Air and Mrs W W Doottl, longtime residents, was to be celebrated May 6 but postponed due to Mr Doottle s service in the Civil War. They have eight children. Melvin Huey Ford, Rosa Partlow and Saran Athi. He served in Glatson Virg enty artillery and endured hardship without ever receiving honors.
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Carbondale
Carbon Dale
WW. A. Doottl
Doolittle
Mr. Doolittle
Gelhveburg
Antiochinn
Gratton
W.va
Nancy Leonard
Melvin
Huey
Ford
Rosa Partlow
Athens
Saran Athi
Kissimme
Inla
Poolittie
Theater Chief Resigns Over Bomb Threat to Open Projection Room
Dover police chief William Byers, hero since 1944, resigned rather than carry out a mayoral order to bomb the Bazley Theater to force the opening of a forbidden Sunday program. Mayor Stucky accepted the resignation and named Frank H. Javens as interim. Police and theater staff faced arrests as prosecutors prepared for arraignment.
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Dover
William TE. Byora
Burnday
Stucky
Bazley Theater
Byers
Frank H. Javens
Ita Aurocessor
Jevens
Robert Blackunhorn
Byer
Nyers
Careless visitors urged to aid Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville May 26 Herry Fowell sexton at Greenlawn cemetery asks visitors to stop discarding broken glass jars and bottles on drives and avoid cutting swaths with mower across adjacent lots. He notes debris endangers tires and harms grounds as hundreds are expected next week and calls for public cooperation.
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Nelsonville
Herry Fowell
Greenlawn
Flags Stir Graves as Memorial Day Observance Nears
May 26 Nelsonville report on Memorial Day Flag Committee urging reports of unflagged graves at Greenlawn and Fort Street Cemeteries. Extra flags available at Greentown and Fort Street. Fraternal groups asked to postpone decorations until soldiers services conclude.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Fort Street
Harry Powell
Greentown
Cooley Grocery
Somimittes
Floodwood Building Destroyed by Fire in Nelsonville
A large two story brick store and adjoining frame structure were destroyed by a blaze in Floodwood near Nelsonville. The fire originated in a garage area and spread to the brick building housing HW Sayre rental store. Loss estimated around 20000 dollars. Firemen from several towns fought the flames. two gasoline pumps and two autos were destroyed. The frame building housed a post office previously and a local grocer’s stock was damaged but much of the goods were saved.
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Nelsoxville
Mivsut
New York Coal Company
Oto Savealrick
Carr
Ford
Wicks
Renetal
Sayre
Valley Farms Company
Charles Batenay
Pluto Named After Underworld Body Discovered
An astronomic note from Arizona dated May 26 reports the discovery of a new body in the Qlar system named Pluto in honor of the underworld. The find is described as the ninth body in the system, with early remarks noting its significance to planetary math studies.
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John Hay
Jock) Whitney
America
Mary Elizabeth Artemus
Philadelphia
Payne Whitney
Belmont Fark
Long Island
Whitney
Agye
Wall Street
Qlar
Amed Pluto
Ariz
Solar System
Underworld
Seovered
Pluto
Visit Marietta Junior Choir Heads to River City Sunday
Forty four members of the Marietta Methodist Church Junior Choir led by Pauline Whilateh with organist Henry Lancaster and pianist Jo Barnicut attended morning services at First Methodist Church in Marietta. They performed several numbers and were hosted to lunch before a seated city tour.
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Methodist Church
River City
Nelsonville
Pauline Whilateh
Mtre Henry Lancaster
Jo Barnicut
PESTIVAL OPENS NELSONVILLE May 26
Nelsonville crowds welcome the Spring Festival sponsored by Glen ford Dugan Post. American Legion and Gooding Amusement Co. set up rides and booths while the Public Square transforms for weeklong attractions. Children’s events and community notices fill the day’s brief items.
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Nelsonville
Ty Glenford Dugan Post
Gooding Amusement Company
Legion Post
Graves of War Vets Will Be Decorated
War veterans graves will be decorated at Clark’s Cemetery Church service at 10 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Lni a F. Rowland will speak. Veterans from various wars will attend. Before the memorial services, the annual business meeting of Clark Chapel Cemetery Association will be held. JL Williams, superintendent, announced. Officers will be elected.
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Clarks
4 H Cooking Club Elects Officers
The Cook A Well 4 H Club met at the home of Mrs N Ruby Day to discuss salad and sandwich making. Officers elected were Catherine Wilkes president Opal Spencer vice president Kathryn Cowan secretary Christina Day news reporters Loriie Day and Betty Gilham cheerleaders and Dorothy Day and Alice Bardin assistants. Mrs Day serves refreshments to her club. They will meet again June 3.
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N. Ruby Day
Catherine Wilkes
Opal Spencer
Kathryn Cowan
Christina Day
Loriie Day
Betty Gilham
Dorothy Day
Alice Bardin
Local seniors present Captain Applejack play Thursday
Aliens High School seniors will stage Captain Applejack in the auditorium at 8 o clock Thursday night. Under A A Nellis guidance the three act comedy follows jewels and mansion intrigue on land and shipboard with students in key roles.
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Aliens High School
Captain Applejack
A. A. Nellis
Walter Hackett
Ata Ales
Mongar
Leland Hull
Ruth Weck
Unclear historical names outline pirates base shifts
Fragmentary OCR lists many names such as Margaret Per ter Mrs Whatcomb Leland Malt aid Ruth Peek Mr and Siew Mens wrad Chariton Bennett Johnny Jason and George Trutkoski Dennett. It mentions eight yenfors in the base of pirates will be greg to the seco nd act.
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Butler
Margaret Perter
Mrs. Whatcomb
Leland Malt
Ruth Peek
Mr and Siew
Menswrad
Chariton Bennett
Johnny Jason
Ound
George Trutkoski
Dennett
Yenfors
Pirates
Greg
Kushing Freed in Lisbon Murder Case Verdict
May 26 judge Slocum directed the jury to retire and find He WwW Kushing not guilty in a dexron murder tied to the death of Sites by a deputy. Kushing, 23, a farmer and former Ohio State and University of Chicago student, was alleged to have aided a rising band during a traffic law confrontation.
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Lisbon
Winsfeld S. Slocum
Kushing
UN von Dexron
Koshing
Fanner
Rexkirnt
Elyria
Ohio State
University of Chicago
Blat Automobile
Ute
Fitrest Wik
Poppy Sale Raises 36 Dollars in Athens Event
The annual Poppy Die analog conducted on Saturday by the K.P. Crossen Plast and Anirban Legion realized 36 dollars. Oldo University students assisted Div selling the poppy eats F toma.
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Athens
K.P. Crossen
Anirban Legion
Oldo University
Fourteen Athens residents pay fines in traffic campaign
Fourteen Athens residents paid fines of five dollars each in a weekend traffic campaign directed by Chief of Police E. Fininterwald. Arrests were made for speeding and muffler violations while several offenders faced double parking and restricted-zone penalties. Names of those fined include W. B. Molter, Gail Matthews, Joe Celvis, and others.
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Athens
Chiat
Peleg
Beng Perested
Thane
Reckress
W. B. Molter
Gail Matthews
Joe Celvis
Waldeck Bohinsky
Elvyn Brickler
Seward Gerham
Floebbert
Erment Coe
John Grew
Preabers
Ed Greavenor
Mra
Bar Funk
den Dewd
Eldridge Whippie
Stor
Cara
Ons Bee
Court House Deings DOMALON PLEAS COME
Court records show several divorce and custody actions listed in the session. Cases include Mary B against Riteshasom, Charles W. Cable against Bes sin QC, and a suit dismissed in Petr x McClanahan versus Glen Romtaq. Other divorces noted were Lona Raye v Nathan Reynolda and Thomas Dickerson v Reve Dickerson, with dismissals for those actions. The Athens Home Tell ahons Company matter closed around June 6 to June 17.
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Viveren
Mary
Ritehasom
James CC
Ritehason
Charles W. Cable
Bes
Sin
Petr x McClanahan
Glen Romtaq
Lona Raye
Nathan Reynolda Han
Thomas Dickerson
Reve Dickerson
Carrie Wel
Athens
Tellahons Company
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A, Doolittle
Resuit
Don AL
Hatch
Cornver
St. Bernard
BR. A. M
Masonite
Oung Child
Ralph Farrar
Coonville
Asbury
Phyliss Mills
Columbus
Thelma Mills
Ohio State University
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Franca McDowell
Deanville
Methodist Guild
Mr. Amd
Stacy Sharp
Westland Daughies
Washington Street
Laura
Blanche Linton
Gettysburg
North
Caroline
Lincoln
Ary
Ronomer
Arth
Marietta
The
King's Heralds
King’s Heralds
Ben James
Hen Janes
Clayton Scheide
Jr. Logan
Frank Johson
Betts Adams Ia
Mita Haden
Donald McMunnig
Tommy, Low
Fred Juniper
Jas Steele
Theodor
Dnaziys
Harley Long
Edgar
Wilbur Leng
Josh Steete
Jennie Waters Wellstop
Lady In Kitchen
St Athens Messenger
U. S
Bureau of Sonomics
Rebes Etter
Kushing Freed
Mudge
Tistaiey
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Majestic Fheatcer Mattding
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lestra Bldg
F. E. Goldsberry
the Security Savings Bank
Young Man
Court House
Deings
Pastime Theatre
Lloyd Hamilton
United Artic
Wilma Banky
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