Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-05-23
Buckeye Notes

west of here, together with stock of
goods, barn. two horses, automobile
and all outbuildings, were burned.
Marysville. = In an automobile ac-
cident in York township near Sum-
merville, one person was killed, three
seriously and one perhaps fatally in
jured.
Gallon. - In attempting to pass an
other motorcyclist, Lewis Auman of
this city, aged 20, struck a rut
and was thrown over the handle bar.
His neck was broken and death was
instantaneous.
shot himself with a revolver at his
home east of here and died few min
utes later. He was bridegroom
Fremont. = The city council has
passed resolution to pay to
the Toledo, Port Clinton and San
dusky lifesavers, who did good work
here during the flood and rescued sew
eral hundred persons from their
homes, the sum of $25 each.
Wooster. - Ohio won first hon
ors in the interstate oratorical con-
test here in which ten states were
represented. The winning speaker
was A. B. Cunningham of Muskingum
college; second place went to Howard
T. Beaver of William Jewell college,
Missouri.
Sandusky. - Probate Judge Sloane
has adjudged Charles A. Koegle
to have been insane when he
shot and killed Charles Kohlman.
Koegle, without a word of provocation,
shot Kohlman as the latter entered
Koegle's barber shop.
Marion. As the result of a
workman hanging a lighted lantern
in barn adjoining the city building
and Jail, Tobey and Barney, retired
fire horses, were cremated and the
city hall was threatened with destruc-
ton. A man who had been locked up
for being drunk, was released from
his cell perfectly sobered.
Bucyrus. - Lewis Allyman, 10 years
of age, was thrown from his motor
cycle near the county infirmary, sus-
tanning a broken neck. He was
brought to Bucyrus and died shortly
afterward.
Norwalk w. E. Cook, dairy
man, took his life after making
three attempts before inHicting fatal
wounds. He first attempted drowning
in his refrigerating plant, then hacked
at the arteries in each wrist. Finally
he severed his jugular vein.
Cleveland. = The Rev. Sylvester
Burt died at st. Luke's hospital here.
He was one of the oldest and most
prominent ministers of the northeast
Ohio conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. For some time he
had been suffering and last Monday
morning underwent an operation.
Canton. = An automobile and a
horse ray away here, seriously hurt
ing four people.
Elyria. - One man was killed and
two seriously injured in a rear-end
collision of freight trains in the Lake
Shore yards here.
Columbus. - A course in athletics,
including football, with full credits to,
ward diploma, is scheduled by the
Ohio State university for the summer
term.
Columbus. = The Wellston Trans
cript is booming Atty. Gen. Hogan for
United States senator to succeed Sen.
ator Burton. Hogan comes from
Wellston.
Findlay. = Centralized schools are
not wanted in Delaware township.
The vote stood 70 to 10 against issu.
ing $4,000 in bonds to provide for
buildings.
Bucyrus. = Hale Jackson, thirty,
five, while sleepwalking at new Wash.
ington, near here, in the morning fell
through second story window. He
carried the sash with him to the
ground. His mother found him Gov
cred with blood and unconscious. He
will recover.
Marion. = The Homeopathic Med
ical Society of Ohio, in session
in this city, elected officers as
follows: President, Frank Webster
Dayon; first vice president, George H.
Irwin. Orrville; second vice president
Ella G. Hunt, CINCINNATI; secretary
r. o. Keiser, Columbus; treasurer, T.
T. Church, Salem.
Sandusky. = Representative Louis
White of Sandusky county and
Miss Mabel Mahon of Clyde were
married the other day at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Jas. Foreman,
by Rev. A. e. jenkins, rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal church, Fremont. At
the conclusion of the wedding dinner
they went to Whites farm at Bay
Shore, IL miles northwest of this city
where they will make their home.
Columbus. - Thes historic old
private office of the governor in
the state house is to go and within
the next few weeks is to be trans.
ferred into a stenographers' Office.
Gov. Cox has decided that the small
room used by chief executives since
the early 90's is unfit. The old re-
ception room will remain, but here
after the private office Of the govern
or will ha in q larpa ronu noW ncpu.