The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-10-23
Buckeye Notes
(Western Newspaper Union, Special
Mana CnrrrInn 1

MS nearJ, the DOuy OF clarence
Bell, twenty. who came here from
Cleveland some time ago, was found
lying in a field near Kimbolton, 10
miles from here. Bell went hunting
and he is supposed to have accident.
ally shot himself.
Ada.-Robert Miller of Anthony,
Ohio, Ohio Northern university stu.
dent, and Ethel Clabaugh, pret.
ty daughter of John Clabaugh, a
barber. eloped to Lima and were mar.
ried. The couple received mammals
blessing here later.
Wooster. - w. B. Lahr, Cleve-
land architect, and Rev. NJ. H.
Havice, Cleveland Lutheran minister,
were injured in an automobile colli-
sion here when the machine in which
they were riding struck car driven
by Thomas L. Flattery, Wooster insur.
ance man. Clarence c. Childs, foot.
ball coach at Wooster university, was
an occupant of the Flattery machine.
The Flattery car was upset and both
passengers were pinned beneath 1t.
Flattery received broken nose.
Childs injuries consisted of muscle
bruises. Rev. Havice was thrown
clear of the Cleveland machine and
sustained badly injured arm, ten.
dons in hi swrist being torn. Lahr's
ankle was crushed.
Canton. - Oberlin was selected
as the place for the next Ohio
convention Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Oct. 81 and 22,
1914, and all officers were reelected at
the closing session of the convention
here.
Ohio officers reelected are: Mrs.
Kent Hamilton. Toledo, regent; Mrs.
Austin C.. Brant, Canton, vice regent;
Miss J. p. Truesdall Toledo, secre.
tary; Miss Allis B. Gill, Columbus,
treasurer, and Mrs. w. w. Bolles, To-
ledo, historian. For the regents coun-
Gil the following were reelected: Mrs
William Mckenzie, Lima; Mrs. Frank
Talmadge, Columbus; Mrs. l.. +. Ho-
bart, Cincinnati; Mrs. A. E. Hyre
Cleveland, and Mrs. Clarke Beale, Mt
Sterling. Mrs. c. r. Truesdall of Ere
mont, who has been chairman of the
committee on the conservation OF the
home the past year, was elected hon.
orary regent.
Columbus.-Who's the best little
dressmaker In Ohio? And where's
the little girl who can make the best
cookies in the state?
Lester Ivans, district inspector OF
agricultural education in the state de
partment of public instruction, has
scheme to find out. He's going to
spring it at the state fair next year.
The department of instruction is
going to hold contests with prizes for
winners thatll seem a fortune for the
lucky youngsters who pull them down.
Every school girl who enters the
sewing contests must make whole
dress herself, an apron and piece of
fancy needlework.
The little cooks will have to can q
quart of peaches, put up pint can OF
good old-fashioned grape "jell," bake.
big loaf of white bread and half
uOZen pain COOKIES.
Judges will be on hand the first day
of the fair to sample the connections
and pass on them. Every little girl in
the state can enter whether she lives
in town or in the country. All she has
to do Is to mail written entry to
State Superintendent of Instruction
Frank Miller some time before Aug
Is, 1914
Akron. - The Knights Tempars'
parade here Wednesday morning,
which opened the seventy-tifth an
nual Ohio conclave, proved to be
the most impressive military spec
tacle ever seen in this city. In it
marched 1,S00 knights in full uniform
dress, while as many other knights
and other members of the order and
their ladies viewed the procession
from a reviewing stand ON Main-st.
Ten thousand people thronged the
streets of the business district and
waited untiringly for the parade to
pass.
At noon the grand commandery went
into executive session and elected new
officers. 1t was also decided to hold
the next conclave at Columbus in OC-
tober, 1914. The officers elected fol-
low: Grand commaEIer, Campbell NJ.
Voorhees, of Columbus; deputy grand
commander Nelson Williams of Ham.
ilton; grand generalssimo, Robert T.
Whitaker Of Defiance; grand captain
general, George H. Knight of Spring.
field; grand senior warden, William r.
Baldwin of Akron; grand junior war
den, M. l.. Finnell of Osborn; grand
prelate, Bishop John M. Walden of
Cincinnati; grand treasurer, Lafayette
Lyttle of Toledo; grand recorder,
John M. Bell of Dayton; grand stand
ard bearer, Jacob H. Bromwell of
Cincinnati; grand sword bearer,
Thomas ]. Jones of Cleveland; grand
warden, Daniel Jones of Toledo;
grand captain guards, George S. Nc
CURE of Marion.
At night the grand uniform ball was
held at the East Market-st dancing
academy. Hundreds attended. The
big hall was beautifully decorated.
Only knights in uniform wsre ad.
mitted.
Findlay. - The Northwestern Ohio
Medical association closed a two
day meeting here after electing
these officers: President, ]. d.
Tritch, Findlay; first vice president,
DR.. G. P. Willard, Tiffin; second
vice president, Dr. w. A. Dickey, To-
ledo; secretary, DR.. S. D. Foster, To.
ledo; assistant secretary and treas
urer, DR.. E. H. Porter, Tifin.
Port Clinton.-While he Way