Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-06-13
Buckeye Notes

cause HIS advancing years HlduS IL lLl-
possible for him to continue his work.
Columbus. - William H. Hudson,
an old soldier of Circleville, who
pleaded guilty to sending obscene
matter through the mails, was sen
fenced by Judge Safer to serve 80
days in Jail and pay the costs in the
case. Judge Safer later suspended
the sentence If he would pay the costs
in the case. The judge declared that
leniency was shown because he was
an old soldier.
Niles. - One man was killed, one
was fatally hurt and four others Sc
riously injured near here when an
automobile, going at fast clip,
turned completely over, hurling out
the men.
Findlay. = Cards and dice were
hidden Sunday in every Findlay pool
room, following an order from the
police department. Electric pianos at
moving picture theaters also were 81
fenced.
Canton.-Sheriff Oberlin has served
notices that the lid must go down on
selling beer at Sunday picnics in Stark
county.
McConnellsville. - w. j. Taylor,
former treasurer of Morgan eoun-
ty, removed from office last Janu-
airy because of discrepancies in his ac-
counts, entered plea Of guilty to two
indictments charging embezzlement
of $4,000 and $50. He was fined
double the amount of his embezzle-
ment and sentenced to the Ohio peni-
tentiary. Fine and sentence were sus.
pended, subject to good behavior.
Mt. Vernon. "I am going to
hitch up and take a long drive"
remarked Robert Chambers to his
wife. When he did not leave the barn
after a considerable length of time his
wife went to investigate and found
him dead in stall. Heart disease
caused his death.
Lorain. = Leonard w. Moore, ~,
Lorain's oldest native resident, died
at his home here. Death was due to
arterial sclerosis. A farmer and lake
vessel master, Mr.. Moore held half a
dozen public offices.
Chillicothe. Despondent over i'll
health, George Grabler, twenty-seven,
shot himself in the right temple after
going to work at the Chillicothe Bot
Ting works.
Jackson. While the patrons OF
the Cambrian hotel here were at
dinner they were startled by five
revolver shots and a moment later
John Byrd, an employe of the house
| ;-@ fka Pot toll
ed. The shooting was done by Har
vey Harris, who surrendered.
> Chardon. After being unable
r to walk for seventy years, Miss
Sarah Wells, rs, is dead in Claridon
:. She had been an invalid since five
] years of age.
|, Columbus. Twenty indictment!
: charging rebating were returned
3 by the grand jury in the United
:. States district court here against thu
!. Grand Trunk Western Railway Co
{ 1t is alleged that the company made
illegal concessions on freight ship
, ments between Adrian, Mich, ant
Newark, o.
: Warren. - William Ferriman,
Medina county farmer, was foun,
: in stable here June 4, wher
n he had been since May "a, withou
0 food. He had gone hungry rathe
J. than sleep in the house. He was sen
= here for treatment for the mania.
e Wellston. = Mrs. Cordelia Ho
9 lingshead, who was mother Of 2
children, grandmother Of rs and grea
8 grandmother of IL, is dead at 8:
v After rearing her IA living children
s maturity she volunteered to care fo
} six grand children who had been lei
v motherless and lived to see theI
n have homes of their own.
Cincinnati. Robert Huber {
Chicago shot and killed John Kul
vellmann in the Phoenix hotel at M
Healthy, a suburb. Huber would Civ
no reason for the killing. Kunvel
u mann was brother of Huber's se
y, ond wife.
70 Akron. Contractors excavatin
for a sewer at ACT Pearl sire,
. found skeleton three feet undt
ground. The skull was taken to tt
laboratory at Buchtel college and Pr
fessor Bookover declares 1t is that
s. q white man. 1t shows traces of
I'd bullet wound near the base.
b. Steubenville. = George Maple.
&c was ehtombed by falling earth in
Mt trench at East Springfield, and
~ stantly killed.
ty Sandusky. Sandusky has a
other slogan: 1t was "Sandusk
the Fair" BY decree of the Sa
dusky Business Mems associatio
n, The public, however, did not tai
II kindly to the description, and NOV
er ment was set on foot to bring abo
a change. The Ad club proposes d
new slogan. "One fer II, All for Ol
-Sandusky." Ad club members W
w use the combination on their lett
cb heads and in all their advertising.
or the Business Mems association st
elings to "Sandusky the Fair t