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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
PRAYER
For Dissolution Of Buggy Or
gaRizatiOn Filed
Majority Directors of Sc. Henry
Concern Unable 20 Agree
With Stockholders.

Sebastian Ranley, Henry Kevelder,
Mike Link and Philip Link, a ma
iority of the directors of the Twen-
tieth Century Storm Buggy Co., of
st. Henry, through their attorney, c.
S. Younger last Friday filed an ac-
ton praying for the dissolution of
said company, a corporation.
The company was organized for the
purpose of manufacturing, buying
and selling buggles. The authorized
capital stock of the company is $780,
600, Of which amount $11,5O0 is
outstanding.
The petitioners state that they
have been unable to persuade the
stockholders of the necessity of in
creasing its capital stock, that the
directors are required to borrow mon
ey to operate its business and con
sequently, while the company has
built up large business they are not
able TO meet just demands.
Because of this fact the petitioin-
ers deem it advisable that the corpor-
alton be dissolved.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
ANNUAL MEET STATE GRANGE

The 43 annual Session of the Ohio
State Grange held December IA, Is,
and 16 at the beautiful little city of
Elyria, Ohio, is now matter of his
tory.
For interest, enthusiasm and work
accomplished it was one of the best
sessions ever held. 67 deputies and
1873 delegates were present besides a
large host of visiting members. On
Wednesday evening there were 324
members took the beautiful sixth Ge-
gree. The Grange has organizations
in 81 of the S8 counties of the state
and about 700 Oranges in the state.
There is no Fraternal order which
holds up the higher ideals or fur
nishes better opportunity for social
and moral Improvement and advanc-
ing community interests than is to be
found in the Grange.
Watch your agriculture papers for
q complete report of the proceedings
of the State Grange.
d. w. HAWKINS,
Deputy Master,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
PERSONAL

Ora Fisher was at West Mansfield
last Monday attending the funeral Of
an uncle.
Christopher Schunck left last
Tuesday for the Sanitarium at Rome
City, Ind, where he will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Leroy Smith and children, of
Detroit, Mich, are here for a holiday
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. S. Philley, North Main street
Heath Vining, who is travelling out
of Kansas City, Mo, is home to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs. S.
]. Vining and his sister, Mrs Arthur
Behringer.
Sheriff VIM. Pumphrey spent Sun
day at Sidney. He was accompanied
home by his wife, and their daughter
Mrs. Marc Johnson, of New York Ci-
ty, who is here for several weeks Vi
sit.
Jacob Bethel, of Liberty township
was in town last Saturday to meet his
daughter Mis- Rosa, on her way home
from the Ohio Northern University
at Ada, to spend her holiday vaca-
tion.
Attorney and Mrs. ]. w. Loree are
home from a months tour of the
West, which included visit with
their daughter and with Mrs. Loree's
parents, Judge and Mrs. j. H. Day,
at Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashton, and
son, Emmett, of Seattle, Washington,
arrived here Tuesday to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Ashton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nungester, n
Main street.
Contractor and Mrs. Chas. G. Ga
BILE left this week for Cincinnati,
where they will spend the winter
with their sons. Mr.. Gable finished
I'D the last of his summers contract
ing jobs a week ago, when the car
penter work was completed on the
city building remodeling.
Mrs. William Stuber, of Cleveland
formerly Miss Clara Roemer, who has
been with her mother, Mrs. j. A.
Roemer, at the hospital at Lafayette,
Ind, for the past several weeks visit
ed relatives here the first of the week
while enroute home She reported
her mothers condition practically
unchanged. She seems to be grow
ing weaker each day.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
STRETCH
OF Rich Territory Between &C.
lima and Portland
Brought Into LimeIishi by Ter
minus of Big Traction Lines
at These Towns.

Has it ever been brought to your
attention that 80 miles produces
barrier in the commercial connection
of four great commonwealths? This
unfortunate condition exists, and the
worst feature of all is. that It is not
thousands Of miles away, but right
here in adjacent territory-at our
very door.
The strip Of territory here referred
to, extends from Cellna, o., thence
southwest to Portland. Ind II is
the only important gsp in the heavy
network Of traction lines. which Gov
rs tho northw tern pr Of Ohio anG
eastern Indiana
The We5te a Ohio traction lines
tc' inmate 1T Celina, an the Indiana
Union Traction lines end at Portland,
Ind, leaving a gap Of approximately
50 miles, which produces a favorable
proposition for the building Of an ex-
tension connecting with these two
lines.
If this extension would be com
pieted, hereby hllJg this gap, pas
senger could get on a traction car in
southern Michigan and make con-
tinuous trip across the states of Ohio,
Indiana, and into eastern Illinois.
The above is the introduction Of a
three column article in the Dayton
Sunday News in which that paper
urges the Gem City commercial club
to boost the building of traction line
from Celina to Union City. A map
of this section was also reproduced
showing the proposed route. The
following towns would be on the new
road, should it ever be built: CoIdwa-
ter, st. Henry, Fort Recovery, Rose
hill, Lightsvlle, Cosmos and the
terminal, Union City.-Ft. Recovery
Tribune-Journal
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
SEWER
Contractors Engaged in Celina
Work Declared Bankrupt
Bad Working Conditions Blamed
for PIIght-Up TO Security
Concern to Finish Job.

Martin & Stewart, sewer contract
ors, installing the sanitary sewer sys-
tenn in this city, were adjudged bank
rupts before Referre In Bankruptcy
Il. ]. Brookhart, of this city on last
Monday, on orders of Federal Judge
j. M. Killits, of Toledo.
The petition in bankruptcy in
cludes the firm and the personal OBJ
legations of both partners, Anthony
Martin and j. c. Stewart. or the
sixty creditors listed in the petition
twenty-siX are Celina business men,
whose claims aggregate $3,35O.99.
The liabilities of the firm amount
to $28,894.50, which include $169.4O
taxes, $14,350.53 secured claims, and
$14,37457 unsecured claims.
The firm assets total 26,3O5.58.
or this amount $14,525.00 is mach
inery and tools, and $11,78O.58 bills
due them, which includes the amount
being retained by the village on the
estimates allowed them on the sewer
work in this city.
Martins liabilities amount to $l2,-
626.79, of which amount 100000
is an unliquidated claim for damages
made against Martin by a resident OF
Pittsburg, Pa, where Martin former
ly lived. His assets are listed at
$76.50.
Stewards liabilities are placed at
$1132.81, with his assets amounting
to $3.50.
The firm was not very strong fl
nancially when they struck this city
and they have lost thousands of dol
lars on their contract here. Large
veins of quicksand in different parts
OF town, and especially at the outlet
OF the system in the Beaver bottoms
caused them heavy losses. Almost
half the summer was spent by a crew
of work men in digging and walling
up the big receiving cistern at the
disposal plant, while much time was
lost because of the numerous gas and
water mains encountered in the al
leys in the business section.
The contractors are secured on
their job here by the Illinois Surety
Co., of Chicago, ILL.,, and council will
undoubtedly take immediate action
to compel this concern to finish the
sewer work in this city.
The first meeting of creditors will
be held before Referee Brookhart at
9 a. M, on January 3.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
FATHERS
Refuse to Raise SaIrIes Of Clerk
and Marshal Sewer Regu-
IatlOns Adopted.

At the adjourned session OF coun-
Gil last Friday night a resolution to
increase the salary of the clerk and
marshal was labeled, while the ordi-
nance regulating the making of sew
er connections was adopted All the
members were present but Blake,
and Mayor Rice presided
A communication from the L. E.
& w. railroad, relative to passing
under their right-Of-way with the
east end sewer lines, was read. The
matter was referred to the Mayor for
him to take things up with the COM
pany.
A motion was passed allowing c..
E. Burk the sum of $1,000 as COM
pensatioin for land and lease Of
ground for the sewer system pur-
posses. The sewer passes through his
land
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
CLAIMS
OF Fl. Recovery to Place on Pro-
posed Wayne Highway
Well Taken.

With the pronounced activity of
surrounding towns in agitating the
construction of a Wayne Highway
it behooves our citizens to sit up and
take notice. Fort Recovery has a
right to demand that she be upon this
newly constructed highway as she is
now situated on that original high
way which was made by the army of
General Anthony Wayne in 1898.
We agree with those who mapped
out several ways, but if it is to be a
WAYNE highway the proper and
most beneficial route to follow is the
original Wayne trail. Greenville is
most enthusiastic over the PROPOSE
ton, Celina too, is being stirred, and
it remains for our representative cit
liens to see that Fort Recovery has
her interests in the highway pro-
claimed to the organization that be.
While we have no Commercial Club
our Jubilee Association is an eXcell-
ent organization that serves the pur-
pose and could attend to the matter.
Let's get together and boOst.-Ft
Recovery Tribune-JOuTnal.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS
Service at st. Johns Tomorrow
Might Will Prove an Enter
tanning Program.

Following is the program Of the Luther
an Church at their Christmas services on
Saturday night at GAS o'clock:
Organ prelude.
Anthem by the choral society: THE
Babe of Bethlehem.
Christmas carol: Ring Bells Ring
Responsive service.
Recitation:-Ruth Hoenie.
Song: Silent Night, Holy Night.
Recitation-Hazel Mansonbrink, Ro-
main Kabel Carl Kissler
Scripture lesson-The Babe of Bethle-
hem.
Recitation-Mary Mesarvey Inez Bach
er.
Song-O! little Town of Bethlehem
RecitatiOn-Mabel Smith, Margaret
Norman, Forest Suhr.
Chart Glass Song-Little Star.
Recitation - Esther Weisman Eta
Smith, Leonard Suhr.
Song-O! Come Little Children.
Recitation-Oscar Weisman, Glen Kiss
Ter.
Scripture Lesson-"He is the Promised
King"
Recitation-Lora Junod.
Duet-Inez Bacher and Lorena Bethel,
Recitation-Erma Book. Ralph Deitsch.
Dialogue-Vernon Huselman, Bernice
Hoenie, Myrtle Bacher, Russell Smith.
Duet-Shout the Glad Tidings; by Nab
el Smith Withelmina Peck.
Recitations-Helen Wysong, Marcella
Reitz.
Duet-"Sweet Christmas Angels, by
Esther Deiner and Esther HOenie.
Scripture Iesson-O Come Let Us Wor-
ship
Recitations-Carol Lschkge, Ernest
Smith, Harold Kistler, William Kabel.
Duet-Beautiful and Beaming Star, by
Mary MesarVey and Lora Junod.
Recitation-Verna Smith, Ralph Reitz
Gladys Ellerman.
German song-Mach Hoch das Thor oie
Thuer Mach Welt, by Lett Lischkge
German Recitation-Paul and Margaret
Norman.
Recitation-Malissa Mesarvey.
Dialogues-ArnOld Junod Johnny Gill
cher Wilhelmina Peak, Lorena Bethel.
Song--O Christmas Tree.
Pantomine-"It Came Upon a Midnight
Clear, by the cnoral society.
Offering for Orphans Home.
Distribution of Gifts.
Closing Service with Responses.
DoXology
Rpupdictiop
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
TOWN TOPICS

julius ]. Gardner was called to
Troy the first of the week because of
the illness of his sister, Mrs. Maria
McGivern.
Mrs. Albert Palmer, living south
west of town, accidentally cut the
end off the second finger of her right
hand last Monday evening. She had
been making sausage and was clean
ing out the grinder when she caught
the finger
Councilman Perry c. Miller and
family have moved into their elegant
and commOdious new home on North
Main street. The home is one of the
finest in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Schunck, who purchased the
Miller residence on East Market
street, moved into their new home
this week.
G. H. Heffner and son, Ralph, who
have been away from home all sum-
mer on several paving jobs, arrived
home last Friday to spend the winter,
having finished up their work. They
also report being the successful bid
ders on three jobs for next year,
which they will begin work on about
the first of March. One job is at Co
lumbus and the other two at Wash
ington, CHI.
The annual ice harvest on Lake
Mercer began this week when M. J.
and c. ] Memmert began to fill the
cold storage houses for their brewer
les here. The ice being cut is al
most six inches thick and is an ex-
cellent quality. The ice, however, is
not quite thick enough to pack for
summer consumption and the work
of filing the big ice house of the Ce-
lima Ice Co., will not begin till later
ON in the season
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24

Amber Michael, 10, housekeepsr, OF
Biackcreek township. daughter Of E
j. Michael. Rev. jameson.
Alpha Long. 90, farmer, Noble
township, Auglaize county son OF
Frank Long and Hazel Denney, is,
housekeeper. Center township, dau-
ghter Ot Nick Denney
Frank Hainline, 81, farmer, Hope
well township, son Of Nathan Hahn
line and Mabel Lang, 1S, housekeeD-
e.. Celina, daughter OF Peter Lang.
Rev Hartman.
II. d. Graham, 28, blacksmith. OF
Rockford, son of J. r. Graham. and
Elo Tice, 20, housekeeper, Rockford,
daughter OF M. l.. Tice.
Clifford Leonhard, 26, farmer. I'm
ion township, son OF Oliver Leonhard
and Mary Boroff. 18, housekeeper Of
Union township, daughter Of William
BoTof.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
BOOzE-FIGHTER's FATE

Alonzo Kelley, barber paper hang
er and booze-hghter, formerly of this
city, was arrested by officers at An
derson, Ind, Wednesday, on orders
of Sheriff Pumphrey. Kelley was
wanted here for non-support, having
been indicted by the last grand jury.
Deputy Sheriff SCHNEIDER went to An
derson, Wednesday afternoon and re
turned home yesterday with his pris-
oner, who was lodged in Jail to await
arraignment before the Common
Pleas court
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24

Earl Moody and G. w Jackson,
of Celina, were allowed $3.50 DANA
ges in the court of Justice Holmes
yesterday against Burt Kelley, of
53S Franklin street. Kelley owned
the Cadillac automobile which wreck
ed the machine in which Moody and
Jackson were driving when the two
cars collided at Elizabeth and McKib-
ben street, twoo weeks ago. Moody
was thrown from the car and struck
the curbing when the accident oc-
Cured. Jackson was uninjured, al
though he was hurled from the au-
tomobile. Both machines were bad
ly damaged, Kelley was blamed for
the collision.-Lima Daily News.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
MOONEY
Sent to Penitentiary from This
County in 1910, Gets Glenn
ency from Governor.

The twenty year penitentiary term
of William Mooney, formerly of Mon
tezuma, sentenced from this county
in 1910, for shooting to kill, was
commuted to six months by Governor
Frank B. Willis last Monday, on con-
dition that he report to the prison
authorities for two years after his re-
lease. Mooney will get out about
July first, next, according to the ac-
tion of the governor.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Irwin Tilton, 90, farmer, Jefferson
township, son of Edward Tilton. and
Mabel Fleenor, 10, housekeeper, Ce-
lima, daughter Of Bliss Fleenor. c..
d. Rice, j. p.
Erenst Trousdell, 81, shoe cutter,
Ft Recovery, son of Dominic Trous-
deli, and Caddie Cunningham, q,
housekeeper, Ft. Recovery, daughter
of Benjamin Cunningham Rev.
Hartman.
o. R. Dock, 20, laborer, Jefferson
township, son Of Ben H Dock, and
Lourie Rhoades, 18. housekeeper,
Liberty township, daughter of Sylves-
ter Rhoades. G. D. Rice, ]. p.
Frank Egger, 20. clerk. Chatta-
nooGa. son of Samuel Egger, and
Fredo Baker, %, housekeeper, Chat
tanooga, daughter of H. r. Baker.
William Okeley, 20, farmer, Adams
county, Ind. son of L. B. Okeley, and
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
NON-SUPPORT
Charged Against COIdwRter Man
In Custody of Sheriff.

Frank Sidenbender of Coldwater,
was arrested last Tuesday by Sheriff
Pumphrey on an affidavit filed in Pro-
bate Judge Raudabaugh'e court, by
his wife, charging non-support. He
plead not guilty, but the court found
otherwise and sentenced him to six
months in the work-house. The SEN
tence was suspended on condition
that he give bond of $500 for his ac-
tions and pay his wife $3.50 per week
for the support of their two minor
children. He had been unable to
secure bondsmen up until last night
and was still in the custody of Sheriff
Pumphrey
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
PICKING
Frank Landfair's Pocket Gets
Dave Kennard In Embar-
RAISING Situation.

Dave Kennard was arrested last
Friday night by Officer Heistan on
an affidavit filed before Mayor Rice
by Frank Landfair, which charged
Kenard with pocket-picking. He
claimed that Kennard touched him
for $26.
Kennard plead not guilty when ar
raigned before Mayor Rice Saturday
morning and the case set for trial on
Tuesday The mayor found Kennard
guilty after a hearing and bound him
over to court in the sum of $500.
Unable to furnish bond he was sent
to jail
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
JOHN ARBAUGH DEAD

Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Brumm receiv-
ed message yesterday announcing
the death Of j. C. Arbaugh, which oc-
Cured at Columbus Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Arbaugh was a resident Of this
city several years ago, having taught
school in this city for a number OF
years. The Arbaughs went from here
to Lima. A couple Of months ago
they moved to Columbus, where Mr..
Arbaugh had secured a position az
teacher in the Penitentiary.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
FRED SEEKS DAMAGES

Fred Schlenker, through his attor-
neys Frank V. Short and j. d. John
son, last Saturday, filed a suit against
D. F. Culbertson praying for damage
in the sum of $500, which amount he
claims due him for damages to his
automobile, when his car and Ford,
driven by Culbertson's wife, collided
near Rockford
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
SOCIAL GOSSIP

The Coate family gathered at the
home of F. p. Cordier Friday Dec. II
in honor of Grandma Coates 89th
birthday. All brought well-filled bas-
kets and bountiful dinner was serv-
ed at the noon hour. Those present
were A. D. Coate, wife and daughter,
Ida, of Greenville; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Coate Noah Coate, Tom McGee
and family, Ray Coate and wife, Ed
ward Coate and family, Frank Coate
and family j. f. Wise and family, of
Union City, O; Mrs. D. S. Baker, son
Herald, Brookville; r. B. Monroe and
family; Nellie, Pearlie Rosa, Melvie,
and Myrtle Coate, Golda Dock, Ho-
mer and Clifton Coate.
All departed in the evening wish
ing Grandma many more such happy
birthdays.
Ex-Recorder and Mrs. Hugh c.
Thomas and Deputy Recorder Clyde
Thomas and family, of this city; G. l..
Thomas and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Thomas, of Neptune, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Thomas, in Center township, assist
ing them in celebrating their second
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Joe Jolly pleasantly enter
tanned the Young Matron's club at
her South Main street home last Fri
day evening. In the progressive eu-
chr contest favors fell to Mrs. Fred
Pulskamp and Mrs. William Brown.
Mrs C. j. Hemmert, North Main
street, was hostess to the G. and l..
club last Monday evening. In the
progressive euchre contst the first
prize was awarded to Mrs. Joe
Schmidt and the second to Mrs. Hen
ry Lennartz.
Mrs. VIM. Aller, West Fayette
street, very pleasantly entertaind the
I. X. B. club last Monday evening, in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Walter Bak-
er, of Parkersburg, West Virginia
After the usual sewing hour pro-
gressive dominoes were played with
favors falling to Misses Nina Cowan
and Margaret Quinby
Mrs A. E. Querinjean was hostess
to the Young Matron's club last Tues
day evening. In the progressive eu-
chre contest the prizes fell to Mes
DANES Fred Pulskamp and Joe Jolly.
Ernest Smith, North Sugar street,
suffered a fractured rib and was bad
ly bruised up about the chest and the
arms last Monday when runaway
horse pulled a wagon over his body.
Mr.. Smith, who drives a wagon for
an extract firm, had stopped at a
tIy.r, l. fNest fNe
town and was in the act of tieing his
horses, when they became frightened.
Smith attempted to hold to the bride
of one of the horses and was dragged
beneath the wheels of the wagon. He
was brought to his home in this city
and a physician summoned. He is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
KICK
Filed by Hawk Against Rockford
Accommodations Court
Cases Filed.

A. ]. Hawk, through his attorney
]. d. Johnson, last Saturday filed suit
against E. E. Jackson, as mayor, and
the village of Rockford, praying for
a temporary order enjoining the de-
PENDANTS from certifying to the Coun-
ty Auditor street improvement as
sessments made against his property
in said village; that the court find the
true amounts of said assessments,
which plaintiff claims are excessive
and for such other relief as is just.
Jos. A. Werling, through his attor-
neys, Myers & Myers, last Saturday
filed suit against j. It. Borderding,
praying for judgment in the sum Of
$97.10, with interest, which plaintiff
claims due him on a note given to Sc
cure board and lodging.
Celia Williams, through her attor-
ney, G. S. Younger, last week filed
suit in divorce against her husband,
Edward Williams. Plaintiff says that
the defendant has failed to provide
for her since June, 1913. The cou-
pie were married at Paulding in Oct
ober, 1909 She also asks for res
toration of her maiden name,
Charles l. Colder, through his at
torney, F. V. Short, last Saturday
filed a suit against Raymond o. Col
der ct al praying that his interests in
the following land be set off to him
and partition made:
Beginning at the northeast corner
of in-lot 80, McDaniel's addition, to
TT. Recovery; thence east in and
along the north line to the east cor
ner of said lot; thence south on the
east line fifty feet; thence west to
the east line of a street; thence north
on the west line to the place of be-
ginning.
Plaintiff claims ownership to one
third of said premises.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-24
BACK IN FEED AND AUTO
BUSINESS

w. j. White, having rented the j.
DaXis feed barn, on the north side Of
West Fayette street, win be pleased
to see his old frinds as well as new
ones. He will pay particular atten-
ton to auto and horse livery Parties
taken care of day or night. Call or
Phone No. g.