Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-09-05
Buckeye Notes

prank at the home of Jason Ves-i
sey at Sodom. All of the plas-
ter and lathing were stripped off
the ceiling of an upper bed chamber
and showered upon his two little
daughters as they slept In their bed
In the room. None of the family was
seriously hurt.
Washington. - The senate has
lust ended three of the most bit
ter postoffice fights in Ohio by con-
frming the nomination of Stewart D.
Hazlett of Ada, A. II. Meeker Green
Vile, and Charles f. GAIN London.
Exhaustive hearings were conducted
in the Ada and Greenville cases in
which afIidavits and mass of testi-
mony were filed with the senate COM
mittee On postoffices.
Columbus. = John A. O'Dwycr,
Democratic, and Charles Nautz,
Progressive, have been named liquor
license commissioners in Lucas
county. O'Dwyer is a member of the
Lucas board of elections, but will re-
sign from that position. He is a mem-'
ber of the Democratic state central
committee. Nautz, former city clerk,
was at one time superintendent of the
Miami C Erie canal. He is a protege
of Walter Brown.
Marion. - Charles G. Linn, thir-
ty-eight, Waldo township farmer, was
killed and his two little sons were in
jured when their horses hitched to a
wagonload of corn were frightened by
touring car, near Ashley, and ran
away. One of the wagon wheels
passed over Linn's head, crushing tho
skull and breaking the neck.
Canton. - Joseph Krabill, aged Al,
farmer who resided six miles
east of here, was caught by
wagon wheel and whirled to death.
Krabills team was frightened by a
barking dog while he was driving
along a highway. The horses jumped,
threw Krabill out and his feet went
through the wheel. He was rapidly
%hirled about and when found all
the bones of both legs were broken
! into bits.
Upper Sandusky. - Circleville won
the 1914 meeting of the Ohio confer
ence of the Evangelical church Aug
: ust 26 was selected as the time.
,, Four young men were advanced by
the conference here to the order of
deacon, Roy B. Leedy, Bettsville; w.
r. s. Shisler, Circleville; c. A. Long.
Marshalville, and C. D. Skunk, Butler.
Elder orders were granted to G. E. M.
Lanale, Napoleon, and W. j. Roth,
. Polk. Licenses to preach were given
to Harry Shade, Bellevue; C. L. Al
, len, Butler; R. Bruce Law, Butler;
> Emanuel Pagnard, Upper Sandusky;
Harry T. Carpenter, Westerville Two
. new members, c. A. Long and Roy B.
5 Leedy, were received into the timer
4 ary. T. S. Mills, Fremont, was granted
q credentials to the Indiana conference,
and A. C. Stull of Findlay was desig
mated for special work along the
Q Pacific coast.
a The state missionary society elected
g the following officers: President, w.
H. Munk; vice president, H. c. Berg
! er, Tiffin; secretary, w. S. Garsifelder,
: Celina; treasurer J. H. Hensel, Ma
s rion. The Sunday School and Tract
q union elected: President, E. d. Pau
: line, Mansfield; vice president, o. j..
e Stone, West Salem; secretary, H. L..
: Searman, Lindeny; treasurer, E. F.
: Flora, Ashland.
Akron. - E. G. Boodlin of Toronto.
o., was unanimously elected state
v councillor of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics, holding a con-
vention in Akron. Other officers
i elected are: c. D. Haupferer Can
ton, vice councillor; H. L. Wennor,
Tiffin, state treasurer; Willard Thorn
as, Springfield, s-ate council conduc-
g tor; V. j. Arnold, Lewisburg, state
Is council warden; James G. Pollock.
10 Lawrence, state inside sentinel; Le-
" roy France, Akron, state outside SEN
a tinel; G. R. Gregory, Norwalk, state
n. council chaplain.
~ Mt Vernon The Knox county
If farmers and grangers' picnic here
+. was attended by fully 5000 and
10 was addressed by Gov. James M. Cox,
" S. E. Strobe, member of the state
agricultural commission, and Senator
Ie John Cunningham. Gov. Cox's speech
dealt with the progressive legislation
in passed by the last session of the gen
le eral assembly, pointing out its espe
g cial application to agricultural inter
ests and the accruing benefits.
= Painesvlle. - Davis Arnold, aged
II, this city, was fatally injured
when an auto crashed into the rear ot
rig in which he was riding just west
of Willoughby. Arnold was thrown
out and pinned beneath the wheels Of
the machine. The machine was drlv
en- by Bert Lincoln, 1919 E. S2d-st
- Cleveland. Lincoln claims he was
~ blinded by an approaching machine
ie Arnold died at his home here where
u. he was rushed in an auto.
~ Bellefontaine = After attending
~ the wedding of his daughter
III Miss Laura. to Prof Paul Mccarthy
~ cf Xenia at his home northwest o
H Mechanicsburg, John R. Moody, So