Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-11-08
Buckeye Notes

owned Dy ID. B. TOrpey AZ son, caus-
ed $4,000 damage. The loss is due
principally to water, which ruined q
stock of flour and grain. This is the
third time the mill has burned
Gallipols. James r. Haptonstall.
one of the oldest residents of this city,
committed suicide by shooting. Ill
health is believed to have caused de-
spondency.
Cleveland-Mary Marchi, a scrub
woman employed at local depart
ment store, fell from fifth story
window to the pavement An ampu-
lance hurried her to hospital, where
it was said that she has a good chance
to recover.
Sandusky. Mrs. Jacob Ruth, 6S,
committed suicide by jumping into
cistern at her home. She was despon-
dent over the death of her husband
several months ago.
springfeld.-Imbued with the hav
ing spirit, schoolmates of Robert Lad
nefelt, aged 10, tied rope around his
neck and attached the other end to a
passing delivery wagon. The boy was
thrown to the ground and dragged for
short distance before the driver dis
covered the lads predicament. For
tunately, the boy was not seriously in
jured.
Toledo. - Rather than compel a
15-year-old boy to testify against
his father. on trial for murder,
Prosecutor Webster permitted Carey
8. Beidler, 3S, to enter plea of
guilty to the charge of fatally
shooting his wife, Sept. 16, and re.
ceive life sentence In the peniten.
tiary
Columbus. w A. H. Mang, 29
years old, Cleveland, acting manager
of a local film company for several
weeks, fell dead while entering his
Office. Coroner Hanes believes death
was caused by an overdose OF med.
icine taken for cold
Sandusky. William H. Scheel,
20, was suffocated by the fumes
of fomenting wine at the plant
of the Lake Erie Wine Co., near here
He died in his wife's arms.
Napoleon-Mrs. Goldie Garner
Childs, aged "a, and divorced, Of Lib.
erty Center. is lying at the point of
death from gunshot wounds inflicted
by Oscar Sharp, aged S5, it is
charged. Her sister, Mrs. John Hau.
ser of Prairie Depot, was injured, not
seriously. by being struck over the
head with an iron bar by Sharp. The
latter was captured by Sheriff Jack.
son and posse in autos. He was
shot in the left arm and is in Jail
here. Sharp is said to have tried to
be attentive to Mrs. Childs. He inter
cepted the women, it is said. as they
left the home of their mother, Mrs.
Garner, near Liberty Center,- where
Mrs. Childs lived. Mrs. Hauser In
terposed and Sharp struck her. AS
she fell he drew a revolver, shot Mrs
Childs and fled.
Marietta.-Letters have been found
near the scene Of the accident which
indicate that three instead of two men
lost their lives Monday night, when
the canoe in which they were padd.
ling was swept over Kerr's- dam on
the Ohio river near here. The let
ters indicate that the three men were
Ward Voas, Harold Scrimshaw and
George Mercer, all of Buffalo. Par
ents of the young men have been no.
| titled, but the bodies have not yet
been recovered.
Bellefontaine. = Emerson, aged a.,
son of James Sherk of North Lewis.
burg, fell from load of hay and was
crushed to death when the wagon
wheels passed over his body. The
father saw his son killed, but was
powerless to save him.
Bellevue. For the second time
since he came to this country,
Peter Arvenite, a Greek, has sold
his confectionery stores here and in
Clyde and returned to his native land
to enter the war.
New Comerstown.-James Robinson.
aged AZ, was accidentally shot through
the heart and killed here by William
Dunkel, a coal miner The shooting
occurred at the home of David Riggle
Dunkel was arrested.
Findlay.-Placing her name and ad.
dress In a box of cigars which she
packed while employed in a cigar
factory at pittsburg, won for Miss
Mamie Dusky husband. Roy Laun.
ders of Arlington purchased the box
in which the love missive was packed.
Later he visited Miss Dusky in Pitts.
burg and fell in love with her. The
wedding took place at the Launders
home, where the couple will reside.
Toledo. - Nearly 1900 Free and
Accepted Masons of Ohio partici.
pated in an imposing street pa
rade that marked the formal open.
ing Of the 103d annual communica.
tion of the state grand lodge here.
Escorted by Toledo and st. Omar com.
manderies, Knights Templars, in full
uniform, and seven symbolic lodges
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