County Lot Sold To Power Company SHEDD SENTENCED TO GAS CHAMBER
Curtis Shedd, 29, of Walhalla, was convicted of two counts of first degree murder for the August slayings of two Walhalla girls found in Macon County. The jury, after long deliberation, recommended no mercy and he was sentenced to die in the gas chamber. The verdict followed testimony and evidence presented by prosecutors. Shedd showed no emotional reaction as Judge Press pronounced sentence.
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Curtis Shedd
Walhalla
S.C
Macon
Jackson County
Jan- Tay
Sheds
Law
J. ‘Will Press, Jr
Shedd
Gilmer
Jones
Thad D. Bryson, Jr
Court term opens with packed Macon county crowd
The December term of superior court opened with the Macon county courtroom filled beyond capacity. Judge J Will Press Jr presided as a large crowd gathered both inside and on the courthouse steps. The session heard several criminal cases and drew grand jurors from a hat held by five year old Michael Hastings. Jurors named included Jarvis Ayers John Cunningham Henry Tippett Tom Allen Roy Dils John Early Lester Norton Mrs C Call Carey Cabe Vernon Can. Continwed On Pare Eight-
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Macon Couny
J. Will Press, Jr
Marion
Superior Court
Curtis Shedd
Shedd
Plessige
Michael Hastings
Glenn’ Hastings
Franklin
Jarvis Ayers
John Cunningham
Henry Tippett
Tom Allen
Roy Dils
John Early
Lester Norton
C. Call
Carey Cabe
Vernon
Franklin hardwooders open 1950 91 season at Nantahala
The Franklin basketball team begins the 1950 91 season Tuesday at Nantahala in a double header with the Nantahala boys and girls at 8 pm. Franklin home game set for January 9 against Cherokee. Leading the Franklin men is center Jack Norton with Richard Jones and Bo Norton at forward and Ted and Gene Stamey at guard.
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Franklin Boy
Nantahala
Els
Franklin Hardwooders
Franklin Unti
Cherokee
Franklin
Jack Norton
Norton
Richard Jones
Bo Norton
Ted
Gene Stamey
Lions Honor Panthers Football Players And Cheerleaders
The Lions club will honor Panther football players and the nine cheerleaders at a banquet during the organization’s meeting Monday night at the Presbyterian church annex. Carl Tysinger, program committee chairman, is arranging the event and invites all uniformed players and the nine cheerleaders who led the attack to attend.
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Panther
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church Annex
Carl ‘Tysinger
T He ‘Lions
Panthers
Tack
Tysinger
Grand Jurors Record At Jail County Repairs
County grand jurors recorded sessions at the jail and courthouse as repairs are noted for the jail and surrounding facilities. The report highlights maintenance work and ongoing court-related concerns within the county facilities.
Grand Jury Reports Unsafe Repairs and Inmate Conditions
The report notes dangerous wooden switch and box repairs and mentions two beds in a living room with a sick inmate in one. Foreman Dan R. Reynolds signs the report for the December term of Court, with continuation continued on page right.
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Dan R. Reynolds
Grand
Franklin Christmas Cantata Set For December 17
Franklin's annual Christmas cantata will be held Sunday evening December 17. Rehearsals are underway as planning continues for the season’s event.
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Franklin
School Board Votes To Buy Site At Union
The Macon County Board of Education voted to authorize Supt. G. L. Houk to purchase the Union school site for 2800 dollars. The property sits west of the Methodist parsonage on part of the J. W. Adington farm, containing about seven acres. Wallace Martin resigned as Franklin High teacher. Ray Clarke, a graduate of Western Carolina Teachers College, was recommended to fill the post. The board also authorized bids for wells at the Slagle and Union school lands at Total.
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Macon County Board of Education
G. L. Houk
J. W. Ad
Ington
Wallace ‘Martin
Franklin High School
Ray Clarke
Western Carolina Teachers College
Slagle
Shes Land
Tota
Ullasaja PTA Monthly Meeting Notice
The Ullasaja Parent Teacher Association schedules its monthly meeting for December. Members are invited to attend and participate in agenda items and school community updates.
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The
Ullasaja Parent-Teacher Association
County Officials Sworn Into Office By Judge Press
Judge J Clinton Brookshire is sworn in as Macon County superior court clerk amid thanks from Bar Association president Guy L Houk. Deputies and officials, including Sheriff Harcy Thomas and Clerk Hate McGee, take oaths as Franklin High team plans a benefit game as Miss Basketball Hazel Walker headlines the Arkansas Travelers charity event. The Junior Woman's Club hosts a bake sale at Nantahala Power and Light tomorrow at 9 am.
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J. Clinton Brookshire
Macon County
Superior Court
Guy L. Houk
The
Bar Association
Brookshire
Serch
Franklin High
Arkansas Travelers
Sehoo
Oelock
Hazel Walker
Kentucky
Margie Arends
Wil Press Jey
Marion
Macon
Press
Harcy
Thomas
Aherif
Mise Hate McGee
Shorty
Peaser
Mise McGee
Walter Dean
Ana
Chinton Brookshire
Plastad
Detroit
Nantahala
County to Sell West Main Lot for Nantahala Power
The county commissioners unanimously approved selling the West Main Street property to Nantahala Power and Light for 15000 cash. Nantahala plans a two story office building and a one story service building with total project cost between 150000 and 200000, with construction hoped to begin spring 1951. The county may repurchase the lot within ten years if buildings are not erected.
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Board of County Commissioners
Power Comany
W. E
Gene) Baldwin
Board of Commissioners
Power ‘Company
Baldwin
Ott
Charen Sreet
The
Power Company
Fee
Archer
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Yule
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Judge Press
J.C. Brookshire
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Quint
America
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