Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-11-22
Buckeye Notes

DennlSOn.--Wltn, Dullet IN NtS
head, Candy Goodman, 80 years old,
a miner, was found dead in a woods at
Saltwater. He is believed to have
been murdered, as he was known to
be in the best Of spirits when last
seen.
observation-disclosures Frato, AZ years
old, a section boss, kissed his wife and
three children goodby as he started
to work and Is minutes later he was
struck and killed by a Belt line en-
Gine.
Oberlin. = Gifts to Oberln col
lege this year, totaling $422,599,
have brought the cash assets of the
institution up to $2,610,602. The esti-
mated value of college buildings and
equipment is S1,551,1S0, making a.
grand total of $4,161, 1882, an increase
of S407.3S0 over last year.
Norwalk. Frederick G. Wick
ham, 70, one of the oldest news
paper men in Ohio, died at his home
here of arterial sclerosis. Mr.. Wick
ham began his newspaper career with
his father, the late Frederick Wick
ham, founder of the Norwalk Refiec-
tor, with which Frederick G. Wick
ham was connected practically all his
life.
Marion.-Fifty relatives and friends
assembled in a new home prepared by
the bridegroom to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Vera Porter and Wallace
Crissinger. When the young people
took their places beneath huge we'd
ding bell the groom handed Rev. ]. A.
Sutton Of Larue certificate Of their
marriage at Windsor, Canada, last
July. The surprised minister read it
to the equally surprised guests.
Galion.-Martin Wolf, IL years old,
accidentally shot and killed his
brother, Henry, 9. Neither knew that
the gun was loaded. They were hunt
ing.
Circleville.-The Ohio Cereal Co.'S
plant, on South Court street, was
burned with a loss estimated at $780,
900, partially insured. An explosion
of wheat started the fire.
West Union. - Joseph Dillinger
shot and killed himself after a
quarrel with a neighbor, at whom
he is said to have fired three or four
shots from the shotgun which he after
ward turned upon himself. The
neighbor who reported the suicide was
Marshall Neil, with whom Dillinger
had had several disputes over a line
fence.
GAINESVILLE. C. w. Moore and his
bride of day, from Newark, had a
short honeymoon. Moore was arrest
ed here on a charge Of forging check
for $3.50 on his father. He was taken
back to Newark.
Bridgeport. The council of the
hamlet of Brookside passed its first
ordinance in five months, when it de-
cided to prohibit chickens and dogs
from running at large in the town.
Massillon. - The body of John
Grady, 20, Boston, Mass, dangled
Imply from life belt attached
to an electric light pole so feet
above S. Ernest until fellow workmen
at the risk of their lives, climbed up
to where Grady had been electrocuted
by 1000 volts, and brought his body
to earth.
Columbus. - With more than three
thousand dollars in their treasury and
thousands of women all over the state
interested in the cause, the woman's
suffrage organization of Ohio decided
to start another state campaign to
win suffrage for women and ask an
election on the question in 1914.
Canton.-An angels wing weighing
so pounds fell among crowd of peo-
pie on the public square here. The
angel which so unexpectedly cast the
wing has been standing for number
of years on the courthouse towner,
The piece that fell became dislodged
by the wind. An examination was
Immediately made of the pinions oi
three companion angels.
Port Clinton.-A leaking gasoline
pipe and a lighted match caused ar
| explosion on one of the tugs of the
r. Bell Fish Co. The entire cabir
was aflame when the fishermen sanl
the boat to prevent SO gallons Of gas
oline from exploding.
Warren. = Miss Charlotte u
Cleaveland, only surviving niece Of
Gen. Moses Cleaveland, founder Of
Ohio's metropolis, celebrated her 94tt
birthday anniversary at her home II
Braceville, Nov. IL. A score Of rela
tives from Mahoning valley points
surprised the aged woman with con
gratulations and presents.
Bellefontaine. = Miss Dollie STRAIT
ton, 4S, of Pickrelltown, this coun
ty, when her mother had gone
to the home of a neighbor, tool
carbolic acid and then hanged herself
A note left by Miss Stratton expressed
fear she could not recover from nerv
Gus trouble,
Findlay. Darius Evans of Co
lumbus Grove, 20, fell from th'
top of five-story building here ant
broke nearly every bone in his bod!
and lived two hours to talk about it