Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-09-26
Buckeye Notes

NEWS oeTV1CeJ
Napoleon.-Richard O'Hearn, "a years
of age, a grocer of Deshler, died
OF lockjaw which developed from a
broken ankle which he received in
runaway.
zanesville.-Mrs. Charles Andrews
of zane"yille, Mrs. Stella Caldwell
Of Pittsourg Pa, and Mrs. Mamie
Paul of Martins Ferry, o., sis
ters, met at Martins Ferry for the first
/ time in 40 years, and it is the first
time in their lives all have been to-
! gether.
Following the death of Mrs. An
drews mother, Mrs. Andrews father
married again and she was given
home with her aunt here. The other
sisters are children by the second
marriage. The three were brought
together by an attorney who settled
the estate of the woman's father.
Lima.-Two Ohio Northern Uni
versity students are in the city
prison here charged with assault and
nearly hundred others escaped the
police Headed by yell leaders, the
students invaded Lima from Ada col
lege shortly before midnight. After
storming through the business district
and wrecking a number of saloons by
hurting stones through the plate glass
windows, the "rah-rah" boys split into
minor bands and terrorized the resi-
dence district for the remainder of the
night.
H. w. Hawks, 10, a sophomore and
Harry Kinsey, 1S, a freshman, were
arrested. They are alleged to have
thrown bricks at two bartenders.
Findlay.-Gasolene is going to be
cheaper The Standard Oil Co. is
going to break the price on it
self This information was con-
tiined in an announcement made here
by H. G. Jones, we'll known oil ex-
pert Jones said that the Standard
Oil Co. has secured a new process of
refining oil by which it will be pos
sible to convert rs per cent of the
crude oil into gasoline
Napoleon.-CarlS Sinzig, 26 years old,
chef at the Wellington hotel, COM
mitted suicide by slipping his belt
around his neck and attaching it to a
IduldIOT. ne Stuleu HIS luOuIn Will
his apron to prevent an outcry. Sin
zig also severed an artery in his arm
with broken electric light bulb.
Bellefontaine.-John D. Dye, farm
er living near Norwich, owns an
apiary in which there are thou
sands of bees, but he never had
one of them fly into his mouth and
down his throat until recently. Physi-
clans say his condition is serious from
the effects of the bee stinging his
stomach.
Painesville.-Mrs. Marie Dyer IS
years old, widow of Capt. John Dyer,
who was a member of the Seventh
Ohio regiment, which was organized
here, is dead. Capt. Dyer was the
first man from this section to be shot
in the civil war.
Toledo. = Immediately upon his
return from a six weeks vaca-
tion in Wequetonsing, Mich, Mayor
Brand Whitlock resigned from the
Toledo ticket, upon which he had been
nominated during his absence. for a
fourth term as mayor.
Urbana. - Champaign county has
the oldest quintet of brothers liv-
ing in the state. Their com
bined years total 433 The broth.
ers are Jacob Stanley, 90, of Carys-
vile; John Stanley, 80, of Palestine;
Christian Stanley, 81, of Springhills;
David Shanley, S3, and Isaac Stanley
81, of Pemberton.
Sandusky. - Every man of fifty-one
members of the Sandusky aerie OF
Eagles who went to Bellevue to
Electric line jumped the track at Cas-
the Bellevue aerie was injured when
the special car in which they were re
turning home over the Lake Shore
electric line jumped the track at Gas
talia and turned over on it's side.
Findlay.-Michael Smith of Raw
,. son appeared in probate court ex
hibiting wounds which he said were
made by citizens of his village who
objected to him as health officer wher
he declared their places unsanitary
He wanted a warrant for one either
on lunacy charge. Smith holds three
unpopular offices, constable, stree
commissioner and health officer.
Philadelphia. Discovering tha
she had left valuable jewelry il
bed at the Bellevue-Stratford hote
here, Mrs. Daniel H. Ferguson, OF
board the steamer Glenesk, outsid,
the Delaware capes, released a carrie
pigeon, which returned to the homC
> cote on the Ferguson farm at Menden
: hall, Pa, with message telling of thu
!, loss. The hotel was notified and th
jewelry put in the office safe.
Athens. - After fatally stabbini
his wife at Hollister, Emmett Slacher
thirty, tried to hurry her death b,
discharging the contents of shot
gun into her bleeding body Thu
shooting aroused Mrs. Slatcher's rela
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