The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-02-11
BUCKEYE NOTES

ulul5IIdllOu III pdSSluB on 100 dpplls
cations granted Sc paroles and II final
releases. The paroles granted iD
clude:
Alexander Lowrie, Montgomery;
Arthur Williams, Ross; Martin McGin,
mis-, Muskingum; John Jennings, Mus.
kingum; Charles Kirkpatrick, Scioto;
]. ]. MalOney, Lorain; William Harris,
Hamilton; William Bester, Lawrence;
Noah Collins, Allen; Harry Stephens,
Allen; Dick Weston, Allen; Don Foley,
Allen; Mike Farnacia, Cuyahoga;
Frank Jaynes, Jackson; Steve Pete,
Erie; John Janion. Erie; C. DeGen-
narO, Mahoning; Elmer Johnson,
Greene; William Harris, Scioto; Ma
thias Conrad, Mahoning; Charles
Wise, Summit; Joseph Miller Medina;
Pete Rothfuss, Summit; Albert Berg
mier, Defiance; Andrew Ralph, Fulton;
Dee Preston, Montgomery; Pearl C..
Miller, Hancock; James Blevins,
Scioto; John FREEZES, Lorain; Charles
Herrick, Huron; James Turner, Ham
ilton.
Toledo. - A man giving the
name of Charles ]. Sheehan, To-
ledO, was arrested following an as
sault and attempt to rob Bernard F.
Blank of the jewelry firm of Blank &
Schneider, in the downtown section.
The attack was made shortly before
noon. Mrs. Blank, who was in the
rear of the store, screamed when she
saw a man strike her husband with a
revolver. A policeman passing the
door ran in and made the arrest. A
pocketful of rings and watches, which
it is said the man grabbed off the
counter, were identified by Mrs. Blank
as property belonging to her husband.
Marietta-When she grasped a
loaded shotgun by the muzzle and
attempted to use it to dislodge
a dog from beneath her bed the gun
was discharged and Mrs. Thomas
Jeroff of Tunnel, Washington county,
was perhaps fatally injured. She re-
ceived the full charge from the gun in
her left wrist and the thigh of her left
leg. The latter member was all but
severed from her body.
Akron-Charles Haley, East Ak
ron, was sentenced by Police Judge
Vaughan to attend Sunday school
every Sunday for the next six
months with his wife and two children.
A fine of $50 imposed for intoxication
was suspended when Haley agreed to
follow out the judges suggestion. If
he misses Sunday he will have to
work out the fine on the city streets.
Lorain. - After police here had
searched twenty-five hours for dia-
mond ring lost by Mrs. A. H. Little
and had traced supposed clews leading
to the arrest of alleged thieves, the
ring was found by Mrs. Little in can
of peas. She had laid the ring on a
cupboard shelf while she washed
dishes and had knocked it from the
shelf into the can.
Kent.-Word received here is thai
Viola Crane, vaudeville actress Of
New York, died in a hospital in
Seattle, Wash. In private life she
was Mrs. Charles Basil. Miss Crane
formerly of Cleveland, was daughter
of the late Dr. Frank Root of Kent
She recently appeared at the head of a
company which played the Miles the.
ater, Cleveland.
Marion. - Hall S. Grain OF San
Antonio, Texas, who was arrested
in Cincinnati for selling oil stock in
violation of Ohio's blue sky law,
changed his plea of not guilty to one
of guilty. Justice of the Peace Haber-
man fined him $780, the minimum un-
| der the act Grain paid the fine and
left for Texas
Akron-Mrs. K. Richmonds, 59S
s. Main street, filled the display
window of her store with sweat
ers marked down to SO cents. The
next morning, when she opened the
store, the window was empty. She re-
ported to the police that thieves had
taken her entire stock of % sweaters.
Bowling Green = Aaron Vonetten,
aged 6S years, Civil war veteran, was
almost instantly killed near Pember-
vile as he was going to his work at
the pump station when his handcar
was struck by T. & o. c., work train.
Athens. - Frank Otelo, aged 25,
and Tony Angelo, 80, Italian laborers
employed on a steam shovel four miles
north of Athens, were killed, A chain
on the shovel broke, allowing the
heavy iron mass to fall upon the men
Sandusky. - Worry over the war
caused the death of Mrs. Char
lotte Easier, 81, at her home in Ven
ice, west of here, relatives say. Hell
son, VILLAS Easier, is soldier in the
German army
Troy-Announcement was made by
the Troy Wagon Works Co. of re-
| ceipt of foreign war order for motor
truck trailers amounting to more than
| $250,000. The purchaser is said to be
France.
Akron. - Michael Kane, aged AZ
| Just returned from a tWo-month so
| journ at the Warrensville workhouse
broke into the kitchen at the county
Jail in search of something to eat.
Gallon. Charged with having
padded the payrolls of the Big Your
offices here to the extent of $500
w. L. Berger was brought here from
Chicago, to which city he fed and was
arrested, and was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of $1,000 I'm
able to secure bond, he was taken to
the county Jail.
Sandusky. - Two men were prob
ably fatally injured while picking
up coal in the Lake Shore railroad
yards here. Edward Stricken, 45
was struck by a switch engine. Carl
Hilbold, 27, was run down by cut of
cars backed into a siding.
Akron. A bull belonging to
Charles Frick. farmer, Cuyahoga
Falls, was turned loose in the barn.
yard for exercise. He got it by tear.