Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-07-18
Buckeye Notes

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ber worker, was taking in the sights
at Lakeside park Sunday afternoon
he stepped off Weighing ma
chine on to the toes of Abraham
Hamid. Hamid refused to accept an
apology, and when the POLICE arrived
few minutes later several Servians
and Americans were engaged in
diminutive race war. Hupp was taken
to the City hospital with knife
wound in his abdomen Hamid is in
the city jail
Akron.-Mrs. Beryl Moore, twenty
seven, was instantly killed here
when struck by a big auto truck
which, the police assert, was going 80
miles an hour. John Evans, who was
driving, lost control when Mrs. Moore
was run down., and the auto went
crashing across a sidewalk and into a
bank, where 1t turned over, Evans
and Albert Mobley, who was riding
with him, were caught underneath the
wreck, and were seriously injured.
Marysville. - Ill health and worry
over the continued absence of her
son, Harry, in Texas, are reasons
given for Mrs. Henry Warner sixty
one, committing suicide. She drowned
herself in cistern. Her body was
found by her husband an hour after
she dropped into the water Mrs.
| Warner measured the cistern short
time before to ascertain If the water
was deep enough to die in.
Newark. = Leon Chapman, twenty
| two, and Earl Beaver of Wester-
vile, o., riding motorcycle near
Granville, Licking county, were
thrown when they ran into barb wire
stretched across the road to close it
to traffic. Clapham sustained a frac-
tured jaw and concussion of the
brain. Physicians say he cannot live.
Beaver escaped with minor injuries.
Zanesville.-When the gloved hand
of Dudley Kerr, fifty-six, Frazyburg
miller, caught in belt and was
drawn into a shafting he pulled away
so desperately that his hand was torn
off, thus saving his life. Physicians
amputated the arm at the elbow and
there is fracture between the elbow
and shoulder.
London. = John Conwell OF Cadiz
was elected president of the Ohio
Mexican War association which
closed a two-days' reunion here. Miss
Nellie Creamer of London was chosen
secretary. 1t was decided to meet
next year in Chillicothe in May.
Zanesville.-When he stepped into
a deep hole at Cedar Rock, mile
above GAINESVILLE, while in bathing,
John Reed Belle, twenty-five, an in
surance agent, was drowned in the
Muskingum river in the presence of
his wife and baby.
Lima.-With his head hanging over
the side OF his bed and hole in
his forehead, F. P. Burnett, forty five,
travelling salesman of Toledo, O.,
tel Waldo. Burnett was a salesman
for the Gale Manufacturing Co. Of
Albion, Mich.
Marion.-Fire totally destroyed the
ice house owned by the Erie rail-
road and damaged the roads freight
transfer station here, entailing loss
of over $4,000. Discharged foreign
ers are suspected.
Columbus. - A. hundred new dent
lists have just been turned loose in
Ohio by the state dental board, that
tions. They are, well distributed over
the state.
Youngstown.-Evan Doryin, 18, was
drowned in the Mahoning river while
bathing near Division street Doryin
had finished work at Ohio Steel plant
and went into the water to cool off.
Findlay.-The four-year-old son of
William Mclaughlin will die as the
result of playing with matches and
setting fire to his clothing.
Shelby.-A cloudburst accompanied
by hail as large as hickory nuts Wis
tied this community and did much
damage to crops and garden stuff.
Cedar Point - Harlan F. Burkett
of Findlay was elected president of
the Ohio State Bar association at the
thirty.fourth annual convention here.
Secretary Charles M. Buss and Treas
urer e. D. Gilmcye Of Dayton were
reelected.
GAINESVILLE. Miss Cora Bauer
twenty, of this city, was disfigured
when she was struck in the face by a
ioul udii WhilS WiIuSopihB III d OuSBy
the Akron-Z GAINESVILLE double header.
Her nose was split and two teeth
were knocked out. After a doctor
sewed up her nose she saw the finish
of the games.
st. Clairsville. - After addresses
were made by speakers from
Iowa, Illinois and Ohio universe
ties before the Belmont county
alfalfa campaign committee here, II
was decided to start automobile par
ties broadcast urging Ohio farmers to
pay attention to alfalfa.
Marion. = Isaac Osbun, one of the
best known residents of Marion, jus.
tice of the peace and township clerk
for many years, killed himself by
drinking two ounces of carbolic acid