Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-03-07
Buckeye Notes

a leg and was bruised and intern
ally hurt. William Kirkner was seri-
ously cut about the head.
Marion = Marguerite Woodcock, Is
years of age, daughter of Thomas
Woodcock, was burned to death. She
used gasoline thinking it was coal oil
to quicken the fire in a stove.
Columbus. = The total amount of
new authorized capitalization for
February was $26, 6,700,150, of which
s6935,S00 was in new companies
and S19,764,350 in increases in
capital stock made by industries al
ready doing business. Reductions in
capital stock during the month
showed the unusually small figure of
S750,000, making the net increase in
new capital invested for February
$25, ,950,150
Circleville.-David Dalton, aged 101,
colored, is dead. He was born in Gin
cinnati May 4, 1912.
Ottawa.-The oratorical contest of
the southern division of the North
western Ohio Oratorical association
will be held in Ottawa May 9. The
district consists of IL counties.
Circleville.-M. ]. Taffe, an imple
ment dealer, has made an assignment
He places his assets at $1,500 and his
liabilities at $4,000.
ungstown.-Henry G. Foster, col
ored, was found guilty of first degree
murder after the jury had been out
for eight hours. Foster shot to death
Mike Garaganeas, Greek restaurant
keeper, after he entered the place and
had not been given prompt service
The assertion was made that he shot
in self-defense when he believed that
crowd of foreigners threatened his
life.
Marysville. DR. Wilbert H. Boer-
chers, veterinarian, has been ap-
pointed government inspector in the
Chicago stock yards. He was grad
uate of Ohio State university.
Dayton. - Mrs. Helen Ryan Cook,
aged 30, died from the effects of car
bolic acid, taken with suicidal intent.
Domestic trouble is assigned as the
cause.
Marion.-Charles Sheffield pleaded
guilty to stealing 65 chickens and was
sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tiary.
Observation-Disclosures Kiner, aged 20,
as a result of lovers quarrel, at
tempted suicide by taking poison. A
stomach pump saved her life.
| St. Clairsville,-Herman Strond of
Neffs asks $4,000 damages from ia
cob w. Hess in suit filed for alleged
alienation of his wife's affections.
| Swartz Milf. w. Solenberger,
aged 70, who was survivor of the
Sultana disaster, is dead at his home
! here.
Batavia. William Clancy, fern
: er director of the county infirm-
| airy here, was sentenced to serve
one year in jail He was convicted of
aiding in the presentation of false in
| firmary vouchers. f. M. Ridings, also
a former infrmary director, who
pleaded guilty to the same charge,
was fined $5.
Tiffin. Edward Donnenwirth,
Bloomville livery man held in the
county Jail here without BAIL. was
; indicted by the Seneca county grand
| jury on charge of first degree muir
der. Donnenwirth is held responsible
! for death of his wife, Monetta, who he
| claims was accidentally shot while he
was attempting to wrest gun from
, their three-year-old son.
| Middletown. - Leo Smith, four
teen, was operated on for ear
ache and DR.. D. B. Bundy, the attend
I ing surgeon, found full grown per-
/ fectly formed tooth imbedded in the
lining of the ear. The boy was taken
to Cincinnati hospital for treatment
The surgeon is unable to explain the
/ phenomenon.
Ada. = The students strike at
/ Ohio Northern university practic
! ally ended at chapel when Pres
ident Smith announced that % stu
| dents recently expelled had prom.
| ised to disband the Lamda Tau Delta
fraternity at the close of the school
year and that all were reinstated. AS
| the charges against DR.. Smith deal
with alleged lack of courtesy, rather
than reflecting on his ability, and as
! the disbanding OF the Lamda Tau so.
ciety was the real bone of contention,
it is considered the president has
scored a victory.
Lima. - A coroner's verdict will
save Paul F. Ashton, eighteen, from
conviction on charge of first degree
murder. Held to the grand jury on
the above charge, Ashton, who was
accused of the murder Of Samuel
Meeks, CT, Civil war veteran, will not
face the death penalty as the result
! Of the opinion rendered by Coroner
T.. j. Curtiss, who declared Meeks
died from acute heart disease superin-
duced by two blows dealt him by Ash.
ton.
Wellston. Despondent because
her sweetheart did not write at
the appointed time, Edith Kelly,