Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-09-23
Ohio State Items

SlSNSIduu. lie INdJlOudl ASSOCid-
ton of Building Managers have de-
cided to hold next years session here.
Toledo.-Cleveland was chosen by
the Improved Order of Red Men for
the convention city in 1911 at the
closing session of the order here.
Warren.-Dr. e. M. Bancroft, we'll
known physician of Southington town.
ship, was instantly killed here when
his automobile skidded into ditch
and turned turtle.
Toledo.-After reading the appoint
ments for the coming conference year,
the 47th annual session of the Central
German Methodist Episcopal confer
ence came to close.
Findlay.-The Ohio conference of
the United Evangelical church, at it's
annual meeting in this city, named
Lancaster, O., as the place for hold.
ing the next meeting, and the second
Wednesday of September, 1911, as the
date.
Akron.-The will of the late George
T. Perkins, millionaire rubber manu-
facturer and banker, gives $4,000 to
the Akron branch of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association and $4,000
to the Mary Day nursery, local insti-
tuition, founded by Mrs. Perkins.
Canal Winchester.-A real old-fash,
ioned baby show will be given at the
Agricultural and Art fair to be held
here Oct. 81. Mrs. Dora Sandoe Bach.
man, John L. Cheney and Assistant
Prosecutor Reed H. Game, all lawyers
will deliver addresses ON Oct. 6, which
will be homecoming day.
Hamilton.-St. Peters church, OF
which FIR. H. H. Rechtin was pastor
is planning a new $4,000 structure to
supplant the present church, which
isn't large enough to accommodate the
Iresent size of the parish. A petition
has been sent TO Archbishop Henry F
Moeller, Of Cincinnati. asking for the
return of Father Rechtin, who has re
Gently been assigned to a professor
ship in Catholic school near Cincin
natl.
Columbus.-Mrs. Lucinda Miller, {
widow aged 50 years, living alone a
Taylor's Station, near here, awok,
and found two robbers at her bedside
They bound her with ropes and search
ed the house, but found only 50. TIL,
woman, after they left, in attempting
to get free and alarm neighbors, fell
breaking an ankle. She crawled to
neighbors house and succeeded IL
awakening him. The robbers es
capped.
Washington G. HID. I. Worthing
ton, known throughout Ohio as judge
legislator, lawyer and Republican pol
itician, died at his home here. He REP
resented Fayette county in the Obi
house of representatives two terms
and owing to his aggressive worl
while a member of that body becam
widely known throughout the state
The funeral services were held at tn
Worthington home Tuesday and tn
remains were inferred In Washington
cemetery.
Bucyrus.-The Northern Ohio COZ
ference of the Methodist church opeI
ed here with an address by Bisho
Nicely. Rev. H. S. Powell, superb
tendent of the Sandusky district. an
Rev. H. 7. Key, of the Wooster di
trict, made reports for the year. RI
ports were given from conferenc
evangelists, including foreign mission
aries. One of the most touching an
interesting features of the conferenc
were short addresses from superal
nuated ministers.
Hamilton.-The annual reunion {
the Twenty-second o. v. l. was hel
in the soldiers monument here. Th
next reunion will be held at Daytol
: o., on July 4, 1911. The following o
icers were elected: President, Jaco
Day; secretary and treasurer, w. v
Spellman, McGonigles. Five death
including Capt. Birch, of Dayto
were reported for the last year.
: Youngstown.-Glen Curtiss will f
o in Youngstown October IL. Hls tern
q for flight here were accepted by tn
committee in charge Of the celeSr
q tion of Columbus day for the benei
of the new Catholic hospital,