The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-01-21
BUCKEYE NOTES

tion Of A. p. Sandles, president of the
state agricultural commission, at an
open meeting of that body here.
"Ohio must be brought to the reali-
zation of the seriousness of her situa-
tion," declared Mr.. Sandles. 1.-THE i'm
preston gas gone out that Ohio does
not know how to behave under quar-
antine. 1t is up to us to clean up and
get a clean bill of health. The state
has been doing the best it can. The
state veterinary department has stood
for all kinds of abuse. What we need
is complete cooperation to give the
state real cleanup"
Youngstown. - Youngstown bakers
are commencing to trim down
the size of their loaves, owing to
the increase in the price of -four. They
continue to wholesale bread at the
same price. The scent loaf, formerly
weighing one pound in the dough, is
being cut to Is ounces by some bakers,
while the 10-cent loaf is being reduced
from 30 to % ounces.
Ashtabula. - Ralph Jacket, aged
IA years, boarded moving freight for
his home in Copneaut after skating in
East Lake park. His fingers slipped
and he fell beneath the wheels. Both
legs were amputated. 1t is thought he
will die. Benumbed with cold, A. ].
Edwards, 25, Des Moines, Ia, fell from
New York Central passenger train at
Amboy and was cut to pieces.
Oxford. - Dean Ring, 80 years old,
alias Karl Sorg, alias Arthur Boisbert,
alias William L. Douglass, who, It is
alleged, as Karl Sorg, student at
Miami university, victimized Oxford
merchants to the extent of 5000 on
bogus checks a few weeks ago, is un-
der arrest in Athens, o., his old home,
according to advice from the police of
that city.
Akron. - Marshal Richard Kirk of
Canal Fulton was suspended by
Mayor A. H. McCadden, pending
the hearing of charges of misconduct
preferred against him by the Citizens
league. Five counts are contained in
members of the league.
Sandusky. - Gustave Jarreki, Sr.,
aged Sc years, died at his home here.
Mr.. Jarreki served as United States
consul at Augsburgh, Germany, under
President Grant. He represented the
Erie district in the Pennsylvania legis-
lature from 1876 until 1879. In 1893
he came to Sandusky from Erie.
Youngstown. - Daniel Garry is in
City hospital paralyzed in both
limbs as the result of a street
car accident here. He was standing
upon the rear platform when his car
bumped into another as it ran into
switch.
FSndlay. - Capt. ]. c. Laney, aged
81 years, former Republican politician
and captain OF guards at Ohio pen1reh-
tiary, died here. One son, ]. c. Laney
of Cleveland, traffic manager of the
Cleveland & Southwestern, survives.
Fremont. - Emery Lattanner, for.
mer state superintendent of banks,
on Tuesday was elected vice presi.
dent and assumed active management
of the Colonial Savings Bank G Trust
Co. of this city.
Cinnati. - While cleaning a tank
which had contained gasoline
Charles r. Button, foreman in the
electrical department of a Norwood
CO., plant, was killed by an explo-
sion of fumes.
Toledo - Mayor Carl H. Keller has
just announced he would perform
marriage ceremonies without charge.
Keller used to charge for such serv-
ices and turn over the money to
brides.
Port Clinton. - The county Jail here
will be lined with a steel wall,
through the recommendations of the
grand jury. Two prisoners recently
dug out through the brick walls.
Canton. - Charles H. Myers, car
penter, aged go years, shot and killed
himself at his home one hour after he
had been told that his wife had filed
suit for divorce.
Athens. - When arraigned before
Mayor Rowland, Patrick Moore,
treasurer of the miners at Hooking,
pleaded guilty to the theft of $3.50 of
the miners funds.
Cincinnati. - Edna Ramsey, young
stenographer of a wholesale pa
per company, dropped dead at her
desk while taking dictation. Heart dis
ease was the cause of death.
Oberlin. &C. Coyle, an oil driller Of
Oberlin, and Charles Yapp, Elyria,
were victims in an automobile acci-
dent a mile east of here.
Marysville. - BY a majority of one
vote Redwood voted dry under the
Beal law. The drys cast 269 and vets
268.
Massillon. - The drys won by 76
majority in the Beal law election in
Lawrence township, Stark county.
Pomeroy.-In the election under the
Beal law Middleport voted dry by a
majority of 291 votes.
Youngstown. - Report reached this
city that a move is under way
in Cincinnati to urge the state
legislature to approve a Lake Erie
Ohio river canal project by way of
the Miami and Erie route instead of
following the course that is being pro-
jected through northeastern Ohio from
a point on Lake Erie near Ashtabula
to the Ohio river through the Beaver
creek
Pleasant City. - This village voted
dry under Beal law election, the
drys polling 146 and the vets 100.
Pleasant City has a population OF
1000.
Portsmouth. - George M. Appel, Sc
years old, president of the Gilbert
Wholesale Grocery Co. of this city,
one of the most widely known business
men in this section of the state died