Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-07-25
Buckeye Notes

westhound passenger train on the
Lake Shore railroad resulted in rear
end collision when another westbound
passenger train plunged through din
ing car attached to the rear of the
first and injured eight persons.
Lorain. - Last Friday night was
formal closing of Perry centennial
home week in Lorain. Though not
officially designated as such on the
program, 1t was frolic night. A mas
querade parade was an important fea-
ture of the evening. Business men,
members of the centennial committee,
Mayor Pape, members of the board of
commerce and prominent young wom-
en- of the city participated in the fes-
tivities.
Bridgeport.-The annual state con-
vention of the Daughters of Liberty
lodge opened in the opera house here
today. Delegates from all sections of
the state are here and elaborate plans
have been made.
Bellevue. = AS George Sulver and
Lloyd Dennis of Bloomville were
returning home from Sandusky their
auto struck a chuck hole, turned over
and both were thrown out. CulYer
suffered concussion of the brain snd
died within an hour.
Warren.-The Finnish Temperance
society of eastern Ohio and western
Pennsylvania held it's annual outing
at the fair grounds here Sunday
with over 1000 present. There
We're several addressed and program
of sport events.
Lima. - Howard Altschu, forty
said to be a Columbus man, was
injured slightly in revolver duel
over a girl on the Bellefontaine road
between Lima and Bellefontaine, ac-
cording to word received by police.
Wooster.-Walker G. Christy, hard
ware merchant, died from injuries re-
ceived when his automobile turned
| turtle south of Medina.
Cincinnati. - While attempting to
| avoid a collision with street car
on upper Vine street William Ger
| ZACH of this city, who was at the
| wheel of his automobile, ran into a
! telephone post and was killed instant
| ly. His brother, Robert, probably was
fatally injured and Hilda Schramm
pants of the motor car, were hurt.
Steubenville. Rex, a shepherd
dog, carried the news to Mrs. Fred
| Weatheral of New Alexandria that
| her husband was dead in a coal
bank on his farm. She called neigh
bors, went to the mine, and found
Weatherals body partially covered
by a mass of rock. Weatheral op-
Grated the mine alone. Accompanied
by Rex he entered the coal bank at
noon. The dog appeared at the farm
house two hours later carrying Wealth
erals hat in his mouth.
Akron. - Helen Kephart, eight,
was killed instantly here when a
bar in saloon toppled over and
pinned her beneath it. Her skull was
fractured. She had gone into the
it. The bar was unfastened. The girl
climbed upon the railing and the heavy
counter upset.
Sandusky. - President j. c.. Mar
tin OF Wilmington and Secretary
Treasurer d. L. Gaskill of Green
vile were reelected by the Ohio Elec
trio Light association at Cedar Point
c. V. Howard, Wooster, was elected
vice president, succeeding ]. C. Lyon
of Cincinnati.
Newark = An automobile contain
ing w. T. Clary, Fred Korzenborr
and Baker Haley of this city
plunged into a creek bed fifteen feet
below a washed out bridge east Of
Newark The damaged bridge was
hidden by railway approach. Clary
suffered a wrenched back, dislocatet
arm and body bruises. His woodeI
leg was broken. The other men suf
fered minor injuries. The auto turned
q complete somersault.
Shelby. - The Shelby Foundry com
pany, one of the largest manu-
featuring plants here, together will
many valuable patterns, was destroyed
by fire. The plant was struck by light
ming as severe electrical storm
swept this section and the fire was no
discovered until more than an houl
after the bolt hit the building. Th'
loss is estimated at 100000.
Hamilton.-Charles Brunson, forty
clerk Of the courts of Butler county
died at his home here. He had beer
In failing health since the Marcel
flood. Consumption caused his death
Middletown.-Miss Marguerit,
Daugherty probably was fatal!
injured and Raymond Daugherty
Miss Vernie Young and Arthu
Long narrowly escaped injury whei
two motorcycles they were riding col
lided on the Hamilton road. Mis-
Daugherty was hurled to the grount
and rendered unconscious. She wa
brought to her home here and physi
clans found hole in her skull.
Charles Neal was injured when h,
was struck by motorcycle her,
Tuesday, George Steckrath, con
| tractor was hurt on the head whe,