Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11
FLOOD WATERS LEAVE BUCKEYE STATE
AND STRICKEN CITIES ARE REBUILDING
All Streets in Most Towns of Ohio That Were Devastated
bySwOIIen Streams Drained 0ff---List of ldenti-
fled Dead in Four States of Union.

SOluunDuS, O.-Iue crest OF Jue |
flood waters which have sorely |
afflicted Ohio for week past have |
moved beyond the pale of the states |
domain. Flood waters in every sec
ton of Ohio are now receding.
In most of the cities, towns and viii !
lagos in central Ohio which were de-
vastated by swollen streams all the
the streets have drained off and in
many of the thoroughfares where re-
sistless currents coursed their way a
few days ago, today the wind raised
clouds of dust.
Plans of sanitation and reconstruc-
tion have been placed in. operation in
Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE and 9TH
er central points. This work will be
Aextended daily till 1t reaches the Ohio
river. 1t is expected that every flood
stricken municipality in Ohio will be
drained of it's unwelcome waters with
in the next few days.
Indianapolis, Ind.-The work of
cleaning UP the debris and caring for
the sufferers who were made home
less by the flood which swept many
towns in this state Easter Sunday is
progressing as fast as possible.
Pittsburgh.-Floods in this state are
over. While great deal of damage
TO property was sustained, there was
small loss of life.
Following is the complete list of
identified dead in four states so far
/ reported:
IN COLUMBUS, o.
J. Merton Briggs, 2s, son of wealthy
resident of BrQqsdale.
Mss cordella A. karlser, 3e1 South
GIenwood-
John olss, 1888 N. centner. av.
Josephine Underwood, II, son Of c. w.
Underwood.
Walter C. Howard, 351 S. Glenwood- av.
Viola Guy, SO, centner- av.
William G. Guy, 456 centner-av.
Nora May Guy, %, 456 centner- av.
Hilda Dss, daughter of Andrew Diss,
189 'Centner-av av.
Alma Diss, 8, daughter OF Andrew
Diss, 1888 Centner-
Howard Preston, driver for Ateherson
Livery Co.
William Griffith.
Frankie Ford, 49, girl, 43o centner- av.
Mrs, Ford, 43o centner-a av.
Albert Gore, mail carrier.
Anna Griffin, 10, to5 Rosers-av.
Mary Griffin, "a, to5 Rogers-av.
Mrs. Mary ketcham, 25s Genwood- av,
wife of John ketcham.
Mrs. Mary Miller, widow, 1o6 Loraln- av.
August Graber, 81, Green Lawn ceme-
terry district.
Mrs. James Miller OF LoraIn, mother
of former Representative James Miller
OF Perry county.
Luther Clarence Void, 8.
Mrs. samuel Hoilahaueh, 42o Cent
ner-av
Arnold Wissingdanger.
Kenneth Lynch, 10, son of Lloyd Lynch
OF Centner-av
Myron Lynch, 8, son Of Mr.. Lynch.
Iris Lynch, 1s-month- old daughter of
Mr.. Lynch.
Carl Raduegge, 6, found In bottoms
near Greenlawn-av.
katherine snorey, 4ss centner-av.
Emma Louise Cooper, 8. daughter Of
James Cooper, 1903 Sulivan-av.
Mrs. Rhoda < Wright, 60, 27o NJ.
6th- st.
Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Shoup. 43 S. Princetonav.
Sarah sorello, widow, 7s S. San
dusky- ST.
C. II. Huston, "a, 1874 Dakota-av.
James T. Augenbaueh, 517 w. State
st; died of exposure at the home of his
daughter, 11o4 Madison Law
Hannah Weethe 474 kimball-av.
Edward Damsel, musician, st11-2 S.
High-st
Mr. and Mrs. John stotter, s5 May-av.
Mrs. Della McNerney, 257 skdmore- st.
Mrs. Greenlee, 745 w. Broad st.
Mrs. Eva Melching of Delaware.
Edna eurkhart %, TlfHn; was visiting
her mother, PAP S. Glenwood- av
Lucille Bum, 1e, 3e1 S. Gienwood- av.
Mrs. c. c. Ficke 800 S. elenwood- av.
Kenneth Fickel, Z, son of C. c. FckelI,
a69 s. Gienwood- av.
Clarence omer Toy, % months, son OF
o. C. Toy, 433 S. Glenwood- av.
Goida Stout 9, daughter of e. &. Stout
% NJ. Gienwood- av.
w. A. Sexton, police probation officer
Mrs C. A. Wilkins, 1897 w. Rich-st
Maxine Wilkins, 10. daughter OF c. A
Wilkins.
Anna Wey, 21, 1o7 Roeers.a
Mrs. Einor Pennell, 723 Adams av
ChiIeothe.
William Hathaway, Nell av, found neal
Yale, where he was working wher
drowned.
Mrs, Paul Radnegse, 4s3 centner- av.
william Johnston, Sullivan-av.
Mrs. o. c. Miller, $50 GIenwood- av.
DR.. o. G. Dlcterman, 6a3 W.. Town st
Albert Gore, mail carrier.
e. M. Hayes.
Mrs. &. M. Hayes.
Mrs. George Cook and baby.
Mrs. /. n. Black and three children.
George Eckert.
Mrs. George Eckert.