Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-10-25
Buckeye Notes

here within few hours. Coroner Coe
expressed the belief that both had
committed suicide Neither body was
identified
Akron. - George p. Power, promi-
nent real estate man, and Harry
Houghton, jr., sales department man.
ager for the Goodrich Rubber Co.,
were injured in head-on automobile
collision here. Bowers injuries are
so serious that he may die.
st. Clairsville.-The GAINESVILLE dis
trict conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be held at Quaker
City November and 7. The Steu-
benville district conference of the
same church will be held at East Liv.
erpool November II and 12.
Youngstown. j j. Mahony Of
Youngstown was almost instantly
killed, H. e. Winslow of Cleveland
was seriously bruised and Charles
Gregg of Youngstown was fatally in
jured, when an automobile in which
they were riding dashed over curb
and against house in this city.
Norwalk-F w. Watson, for three
years proprietor of the Avalon hotel,
transferred lease and fixtures to e. G.
Eppler, proprietor of the Lima house
at Lima.
Wapakoneta. = Deputy Game War
den Robert Martin of this city arrest
ed six violators of the game laws at
Fort Loramie and confiscated a large
amount of fish and nets and trot lines.
The men pleaded guilty and were
fined $35 and costs.
Newark action by physi-
clans saved the life OF Nettie Rice,
aged 8, daughter of John Rice Of
Utica, when the little one swallowed
strychnine pills prescribed for the
mother.
Fostoria.-While Mrs. James Decker
was driving to this city from her home,
west of the city, the buggy was struck
by a L. e. & w. passenger train. Mrs.
Decker received injuries which may
prove fatal.
Berea.-Mrs. Milton Kinds, 35, is
suffering from. the shock received
when two masked men held her up on
the street, bound and robbed her. The
holdup occurred almost in the heart
of the city in the early evening when
many persons were on the streets.
Canton.-Katy Manz, Is, who was
sent to the Massillon State hospital
after her acquittal, on grounds Of
insanity, of the charge of numbering
her sister, has left the Massil-
lon institution and is in a hospital
| studying to be nurse.
| Delaware.-While on her way to the
annual pumpkin show Jennie Waite
man fell from a moving street car and
was killed.
Cleveland Cropping his way
stealthily into the pitch dark bed
room where the family of Julius May
eek lay asleep, Gabriel Macy, 23, a
rejected lover, the police say, opened
fire with revolver into the body of
Mathilde Mayzek, IA, whom the young
man had been forbidden to WOO, kill
ing her instantly;
Columbus-As he entered the door
yard of his sweetheart's fathers home
and was met by her brother with an
order to leave the premises, Grover c.
Shaver drew knife and thrust it
through the heart of Louis Powell
before the eyes of his sister, Gladys
Powell. Shaver was formerly in Louis
Powell's employ and left that employ
ment following a dispute. Miss Pow
ell stands firmly by her lover, and
insists that he was justified in killing
her brother, for the latter had thrust
his hand into his hip pocket as if
| about to shoot.
Columbus.-There are more automo-
biles registered at state headquarters
from Cuyahoga county than from any
other county in the state, That coun.
| ty supplies almost one-sixth of the
autos in the state. 1t has 10,397, while
| Vinton county has the lowest, showing
only 49, Hamilton county has 1927
Franklin 3.4S9, Montgomery 2,246, Ma
honipg 1878. There are over $4,000
| registered in the state.
Fremont.-Soon after visit to the
| grave of his son, the late Congress-
man c. G. Anderson, John j., Ander
son, 81, died of heart failure.
Massillon-The Akron level of the
Ohio canal was used for the first time
| in six years, when 1000 sacks of flour
were taken from Canal Dover to Ma
varre on the canalboat Storm.
Upper Sandusky.-The body of an
unknown man, found in the debris OF
Big Four railroad wreck, which oc.
Cured in July, near Wharton, was
identified as Jackson Teamer of Sala.
manca, N. Y. Identification was made
by his brother and the chief of police
of Salamanca.
Kenton.-John Kerwin, foreman OF
an Erie railway construction gang, was
probably fatally crushed by an over
turned car.
Canton. Friends of g. e, Moore,
state insurance commissioner, gave q
banquet here in honor of his fiftieth
birthday
Galion.-A tract of land 150 1850
feet was donated to the city by the