The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-06-10
REVIEW OF OHIO
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has also passed away.
The largest class ever graduated
from the Bellefontaine High School
will appear at the class day and COM
mencement exercises this week. There
are forty-one In the class
Evan Evans, an engineer for the Ma
rietta Street Car Company, was cleo
trocuted while on duty at the power
plant. A defective switch caused his
death He was the only support Of an
aged mother
While killing fish with electricity
taken from the feed wire Of a trac-
tion line near Georgetown, Way Lemon
became ontangled In the wire and re-
ceived a shock which hurled him un-
der the surface, causing his to drown.
With a bluecoat on every corner in
the downtown district to teach tho
chauifeurs how TO run their cars,
new traffic ordinance went into effect
at Canton. Under the new regulations
II is unlawful to cross a street diagOn-
ally or to make any but square turns at
corners.
Lena Berteau, aged 81, and Henry
Menche, aged 20, sweethearts and
members of Cleveland excursion par.
ty attending the opening picnic at
Crystal Beach Park, were drowned in
the Vermillion river while canoeing.
The girl, according TO Coroner South.
wick, stood up to show Melnche how
to paddle.
Il has been announced that William
Cooper Proctor, of Cincinnati, has do
mated n large sum of money to the
home for the blind at Cloyernook. An
additional house will be erected with
the money The Clovernook building
is the old home of Alice and Phoebe
Cary. It is said the donation will ez.
ceed $4,000.
The annual commencement Of the
Bucyrus schools took place at the
opera house last week with forty-oEa
members in the class. Owing to the
number of relatives OF the class mem.
bers the general public was unable to
gain admission to the commencement
exercises and it was practically a pi-
vate entertainment.
Mrs. w. A. Powell, n, and Mrs. A.
Hickman and little son, of Benton |
Ridge, were thrown violently to the
grottnd ,,Fba,, q. b,rga ~oorad ot q. I oIya /
Erie & Western switch engine, ran
away. Mrs Powell was badly injured, |
several of her ribs being fractured. |
Mrs. Hickman escaped with a small F.
fracture above the eye. The boy sus
tanned badly scratched face.
Three men were hurt, one perhaps
fatally, when an automobile upset
north of BucyrU a few days ago. The
injured are all residents of Attica. G.
Algeier sustained a dislocated shoul.
der Samuel Weaver was internally in.
jured. Max Mcdonald suffered a
crushed leg and internal injuries. He
was unconscious long after the acci.
dent and may die The mishap was
caused by the machines skidding.
Ohios treasury balance will have
ALLEN below S1,5OOOOe by February Is,
leXt year, after all expenses have
)een paid, according to computation
If Auditor of State Fullington. He es-
imates that the balaace available then
will be 81 ,416, ,293.22, rs compared with
IN uneXpended BALANCE of $2,456, ,66S.04
IN February 1, of this year The
,rand total of receipts and resources of
he State for the year will be $1O,473,-
1898, but out of this must come the
made by the Legisla-
ure at the recent session, which ag-
,regatP $9,056, ,65O.71.
At the meeting Of the directors OF
he Springfield Commbrcial Club with
PRESIDENT e. S. Kelly. at the Lagonda
Tub, il was decided to- cooperate with
he local Elks committee in endeavor-
ng to secure for Springfield the Ma
ionaI Elks' home, now located in Vir-
,inia Springfield was second in the
ace when the Virgins site was select
ID. Because. a sanitarium was offered
rec, the Elks committee decided on
'irginia Now the aptlered herd are
lot satisfied and the Grand Lodge has
ameG a committee tn prospect for a
uitabie home site
WOrkmen have started the construc.
ion of eleven greenhouses, each 100
eet long and thirty feet wide, on o. G.
}arber's model farm in Barberton. II
S the intention of the Match King"
o place 60 acres Of ground under
glass He obtained hia ideas from sew.
,ral visits to the Isle of Guernsey,
vhers he purchased most of his blood,
ID cattle and where there are thous.
lnds Gf acres under. glass Mr.. Barber
with the cultivation OF
ruits and vegetables from other coun
ries, centering his efforts on the cul
ivation of tropical and oriental fruits
nd vegetables Orders have been
,laced with several foreign dealers for
mall plants of orange, lemon, grape
ruit, dates, figs, nectarireg, pomegra {
Iatea and grapes. '
George Rambeau, aged y, son Of Mr.
nd Mrs, A. ]. Rambeau, near Foraker
lied of lockjaw. The boy stepped on S
rusty nail while barefooted about c
hree weeks ago. t
A contract has been given by the
Plate Glass Company to re.
air the company's glass plant in Find. :
ny. The repairs will cost $1,000 Find.
ny people take this to mean the plant !