Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-08-15
Buckeye Notes

Photographers association at Cedar |
Point for the best portrait submitted |
by photographer in business not |
more than five years. The trophy was |
donated by Juan G. Abel of Cleve. |
land N. L. Brock of Asheville, N. c.,
received 5000 in gold for the best por
trait entered, and Newton Sayles of
Chicago $50 in gold for the second
best.
The pictures were entered in an art
exhibit that featured the photographs
ers' tenth annual convention.
Cincinnati, o. Clara Bosken,
divorced wife Of Patrolman Peter
Schalled, killed in lonely residential
district of this city, was formally
charged with the murder. The formal
charge followed a statement made by
Miss Bosken while she was in hys-
terical condition. She said: 81 shot
him! He made a fool of me for 10
years."
Springfield, O.-Scores of passengers
were badly shaken up here when
Big Four passenger train on the San
dusky division crashed into long
string of empty passenger coaches
just within the city limits.
Sandusky, o. Barden Deyo,
Castalia farmer, was found dead on
the grave of his wife in the cemetery
at Castalia. Mrs. Deyo died 10 years
ago. Heart failure is supposed to
have caused Deyo's death.
Massillon, o. - General ]. S.
Coxey's monthly paper, CoXeys High
way, devoted to the cause of good
| posed referendum election on the
question of state bond issue of $780,
100000 to build paved highways in
Ohio, suspended publication Friday
according to Editor Henry Vincent.
Sandusky, o. = The commission
elected to draft charter for city
manager government has declared
City Solicitor George G. Steinemann
chairman, Conrad G. Bittner vice
chairman, DR.. Chester B. Bliss secre-
tary and Dr. George P. Maxwell treas.
urer.
Steubenville.-Sold by her husband
for 81, Mrs. John Greer would not
stay sold, she testified in court. Hub
by was given a suspended sentence
by Justice Henry Tawbs.
Wooster. - Newark and Middle
town boosters worked hard for
next years convention of Ohio's rural
letter carriers at the closing day OF
the convention here. Newark won.
P. ]. Powers of Gibsonburg was re
elected president, Levi Hoy Of Wau
seon reelected vice president, and T
j. Parker of Cambridge reelected
treasurer. R. A. Radcliffe of KentoI
was elected secretary. D. E. Bowers
Of Creston was named delegate a
large to the national convention. Tht
carriers passed resolutions endorsing
womans suffrage and named a com
mittee to work for better roads IL
Ohio. More than 900 delegates at
tended the convention.
Marietta. - Dr. j. w. Boebou
of Dexter City, a few miles cas-
of this place, probably will lose tn,
sight of both eyes as result of th
explosion of a bottle of chloroform
DR.. Boebout was experimenting witt
the chemical when the explosion oc
Cured, filling his face with broker
glass, several of the pieces enterin
his eyes.
East Liverpool. - Elk Chief E
J. Lamson of Garrettsville wa
elected president of the Ohio Fire
mems association, succeeding Georg
Knoffock of Mansfield, not candidat
for reelection. Other officers are
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neaut; S. P. Pond, De Graft H. T
Morton, Columbus; William w. Ebl
East Liverpool; secretary, d. X. Mo-
er, Warren; treasurer, George Knis
ly, New Philadelphia. The 1914 col
vention will be held in Mansfield.
Steubenville. - Patrick Ward, p,
liceman, hurled himself in fror
of fast Wheeling e Lake Fri
train, saving the life of Minnie Sink
8. AS the engine was almost upo
the child Ward was seen flying acros
the tracks in front of it. He sweI
the child out of danger, missing deaf
by only fraction.
Shelby.-Carl l.. Wilcox, brougI
here from Denver on charge {
embezzling $500 from the Wei
Fargo Express Co., was committed
! the county Jail at Mansfield und'
$1,000 bond which his father and rel
: tives at GAINESVILLE refused to sign.
3 Fostoria. John Hoffman, fift
3 five, of Alvada, was cut in tW
I by Lake Erie & Western train. +
I was sitting on the Hooking Vale
i platform, with his head on his hanC
: and his feet beside the rail. tt
steps of the smoking car knocked hi
j under the wheels. He was a farme
9 Lorain.-About seven hundred mel
d bers of Lorain County grange 8
L tended the annual outing at Glen
!, beach, this city, Thursday. Many we
g present from neighboring counties.
8 feature of the afternoon was the 4
E dress of j. L. Taber on "Agricultur
r Progress and the Value of Farm Q
It ganization."
o Lima, o. DR.. c. A. Blac