Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-02-16

been arraigned Saturday, but the chal.
lenge by her attorneys, alleging faulty
procedure in indictment, delayed mat.
ters.
hkron.-After three weeks of labor
the canvassing board of the /. o. O.
+. announces the result as follows.
Grand Master, f. @. Goodrich, Troy;
leputy grand master. H. w. Kuntz,
Hanesivlle; grand warden, Judge c. s.
Younger, Celina; grand secretary, c.
]. B. Sharon, McConnelsville.
Circleville. - The first annual ban.
que. of the Pickaway County Ohio
State University Alumni association
was held. Among the guests were
DR.. w. o. Thompson. Officials of the
association are: President, Prof. ID. B.
Clark; secretary, Meeker Terwilliger.
Columbus.-A gain of two per cent
in church membership and of four
per cent in Sunday school enrolment
among the Methodist Episcopal or
ganizations of Ohio last year was re-
ported by Rev. DR.. L. o. Hartman, the
state superintendent.
Zanesville.-Although Miss Julia
Thompson, a teacher in the grade
schools here, fell and broke her right
arm, she reported for duty at her
nj nv
taught her classes as usual with the
nurse sitting nearby.
Columbus The Diegle case was
not decided by the supreme court as
It reported decisions Tuesday. Mum.
bers Of Attorneys and interested per
sons were in the court room expecting
that a decision would be given.
Toledo.-While attempting to cross
the Lake Shore tracks, Coratcha
Radorf, a Hungarian banker, was
killed by train. Radorf had $1,000
in Bulgarian gold in belt around his
body when picked up.
Mansfield.-Chas. H. Walters, for
mer vice president and general man.
erag of the Mansfield Rubber COM
pany, was arrested on charge CT
embeEzling bonds and money to the
amount of $4,000.
Ironton.-The Dana, Gates, Simpson
cigar plant was destroyed by fire,
causing loss of $4,000, with $36,500
insurance. An over-heated stove is
thought to have started the blaze.
Bellefontaine. Mrs. Mary E.
Speech assisted In dressing her hus-
band for the grave. She scratched
her hand on pin and blood poisoning
developed She is critically ill.
Haskins. = The Farmers Savings
bank, which was closed by the state
banking department three weeks ago,
has reopened it's doors. The bank
made good all the bad paper.
Newark.-Out of a class of 16 who
took the civil service examination
for patrolman only seven made a
grade sufficiently high to secure a
place on the eligible list.
DAYTON. The Buffalo Germans,
champion basket ball quintet of the
world, was defeated by the Dayton
Otis Superba-Turners by score of 33
to 81 in a fast game.
Cadiz.-At Rochester officers were
nominated by the Machinery and Sup
plies association. Nomination is
equivalent to election. The president
is Thomas A. Scott.
Zanesville.-George d. Gibbons, 49,
civil war veteran, former city clerk
member county board Of visitors and
very prominent man of affairs, was
found dead in bed.
Columbus. The Society for the
prevention and cure of tuberculosis
received check for 1857, its share
Of the proceeds of the sale of Christ
mas seals.
Newark Thomas Carroll, go, farm
er, was pinioned between the end OF
the tongue of his sled and a barn
when his team became frightened. He
may die.
Columbus. - Auditor of State Full
ington has returned from Cincinnati
where he has been aiding the officials
install new accounting system fol
cities.
Ulrichsville.- This city will vote OF
local option under the Beal law or
the twelfth instant.
Observation-Disclosures r. Thomas
one time tax inquisitor of Montgom
cry and Allen counties, died at the age