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Jacob Cecil Darst

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Jacob Cecil Darst

Birth
Pike County, Ohio, USA
Death
25 Jun 1933 (aged 53)
Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Waverly, Pike County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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CARD GAME HAS
FATAL ENDING


WAVERLY, O., June 26. - An argument over a card game was believed today to have resulted in the slaying of Jacob Darst, 53, tennant of the farm of George Nye, one mile west of here.

Darst, his wife, his wife's brother, Herbert Lawson, 35, and Frank Reed, 30, were playing cards, when Mrs. Darst said she was tired and was going to bed. Darst, said to have been drinking, purportedly knocked his wife down and her brother, Lawson, struck Darst.

A neighbor, hearing the noise, sent Darst to the hospital at Chillicothe, where he died.

Lawson, after telling neighbors he was going to surrender, disappeared, but was found by Sheriff John Parker on Long Fork Creek, near Jasper, O. Charges of manslaughter were expected to be filed today.

Elyria Chronicle Telegram
June 26, 1933.

CARD GAME HAS
FATAL ENDING


WAVERLY, O., June 26. - An argument over a card game was believed today to have resulted in the slaying of Jacob Darst, 53, tennant of the farm of George Nye, one mile west of here.

Darst, his wife, his wife's brother, Herbert Lawson, 35, and Frank Reed, 30, were playing cards, when Mrs. Darst said she was tired and was going to bed. Darst, said to have been drinking, purportedly knocked his wife down and her brother, Lawson, struck Darst.

A neighbor, hearing the noise, sent Darst to the hospital at Chillicothe, where he died.

Lawson, after telling neighbors he was going to surrender, disappeared, but was found by Sheriff John Parker on Long Fork Creek, near Jasper, O. Charges of manslaughter were expected to be filed today.

Elyria Chronicle Telegram
June 26, 1933.

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JACOB
DARST
1879 - 1933

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