The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
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rntei1igencer Bureau.
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Charles LARSON aged 2f. a miner 81
Cambridge. was Killed when he attempt
&c TO board a Il. q .. train at GAINESVILLE
last night.
The Ohio State Association OF Gradu-
elected Mrs. Marie 81 lawson a. OF @kr rom
president. and these other Officers. Mary
Morrison. OF Toledo. recording seCre-
tarys Annie Gladwin. OF Akron. CORE
sponding secretary. and Mary Echols. OF
Massillon. treasurer. The League of
Nursing Education. auxiliary to the for
mer. elected these officers President.
Mary A. Samuel Cleveland: secretary.
Miss Stetnmetz, Akron. The PuDlic
Heaith Nursing league. also an auxiliary
o. the ohio Association OF Graduate
Nurses. chose the following officer.
Miss Jennie l. futile. Columbus. presl-
vice president, Miss Elizabeth Fox. OF
Dayton. second vice president. Miss
Ellen Gadd. Springfield. secretary and
treasurer. Columbus was chosen the
1915 meeting place for all three bodies.
Homer Mercer. aged 80. OF Jackson.
who had come TO this city TO look for
employment, fell under the wheels OF "A
HOOKING Valley train here to-day and
his right foot was cut OF.
The state board OF health az its next
meeting viii take up the question OF
water supply at Bellaire. The board
has summoned before IA the OFFICIALS OF
Lancaster. who viii have to explain the
pollution OF the Hooking river at that
point.
Z. r. Fancher OF the Union National
Bank AT Cleveland. has been selected as
district He recently became president
OF the Union bank He will be succeed
ed as president by George A Coulton.
the vice president
Virginia Luellen aged % was found
Ens S or iSlsHm IN s az UTe%n& today she
in Meigs county. and in April. 1914 TO
August Brunette In Champaign county.
She says she did not know that she had
married Luellen. she being Intoxicated
At the time. Both OF her husbands wers
IN court AT the time OF trial.
During the last year $500 new Ma
sons were raised in Ohio, according 20
reports submitted to-day at the session
membership il now 96.O75. the gam for
the last year having been the largest in
any year in the history OF the Ohio
and dispensatiOns for six new ones have
been asked. Dayton probably will be
sons participated yesterday afternoon m
the laying OF the corner stone OF the
new Masonic temple for York lodge The
grand lodge Officers took part.
Resolutions condemning the brewers
home rule amendment and endorsing
prohibition were adopted to-day by the
Miami Lutheran synod meeting At Cfa-
clnnau. Rev. George Hohon Schmidt
newark. was elected president OF the
synod. Rev. r. e. Dolber. Delaware. was
chosen secretary, Joseph w. Mailer,
Cincinnati. treasurer. and Armor Thrice.
Ciucit .natasnititsical. secretary.
Former President william u. Taft. de-
parting from his rule not 20 discuss
politics. to-day gave his endorsement 20
the Republican ticket in ohio. and eS-
pecially urged the election OF Warren
q. Harding. the Republican nominee Cor
United States senator.
New Ohio interpretations.
The Gearhart- Dunson company sid
ney. r. NJ. Gearhart and others: $50. geo
The National Hinge company. Cfevc-
land. +. j. Townsend and Others.
$4,000.