The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-06-17
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections Of
the State

Many OF the speakers are OF natiohal
fame and come from New York, Chi
cago and Denver.
DR.. w. G. Clippinger, president OF
Otterbein university and president OF
the association, in giving out the pro-
gram, says: I'VE wish to emphasize in
the coming convention the need for
better educational ideas for Sunday
school work. The training of officers
and teachers must be emphasized
more and more. The program, which
covers 25 separate sessions, has been
especially designed to meet this re-
quirement."
Special emphasis is placed upon the
MONDAY meetings for men. These
will be in charge Of DR.. Franklin Nc
Elfresh, formerly of Columbus and
GAINESVILLE, now of the Methodist
Board of Sunday Schools at Cincin-
natl; Frank L. Brown of Brooklyn, N.
Y, Joint secretary of the World Sun
day School association, and DR.. W. c.
Pearce, associate general secretary OF
the International Sunday School asso-
citation. Other important speakers will
be DR.. C. L. Pond Of Oberlin, who was
state secretary from 1882 to 1892, and
who is known to the Sunday school
world as the discoverer of Marion
Lawrence; Hugh Cork, general secre-
tary of the Chicago Sunday School as
sociation; E. ]. Hall and D. S. Sum-
mers of Denver, who are credited with
making the state of Colorado dry ana
who will stage their wellknown de-
bate on the liquor question; Repre-
sentative John F. Kramer of Mansfield
and DR.. Charles w. Brewbaker OF
Dayton.
Ohio speakers are: DR.. H. w. Vim
cent, Rev. T. L. Rynder, Miss Edna b.
Rowe, c. w. Shinn, Toledo; DR.. Frank
lin McElfresh, Miss Lille A. Faris,
DR.. E. S. Lewis, Mrs. Henry Appleton
Cincinnati; DIR. S. S. Palmer, Mrs
Lillian Burt, Prof. Frank V. lrish'
Judge Alex. Boxwell, Mrs. Phe0e A.
Curtiss, Mr.. Edmund F. Arras, DR.. }.
D. Darling, Mrs. T. Lehman, Column
bus; w. A. Holmes, Rev. D. G. Yoder'
W. H. Mclean, Rev. c. L. Fisk, Mrs.
Lucy Allen Smart, Cleveland; DR.. L.
c. Pond, Oberlin; Hugh Cork, Gran
Vile; ]. F. Stuart, Piqua; A. ID. Fow-
Ter, New Lexington; DR.. w. G. Clip
pinger, Westerville; Miss Edna E.
Cole. Marietta; George F. Barrels, Ca
nal Winchester; E. L. Barrett, Spring
field Miss Albra Rayner, Charles w.
Brewbaker, Dayton; w. H. Oswalt'
Milan; c. L. Cole, Ashley; j. F.
Kramer, Mansfield, and DR.. Herbert
Scott, GAINESVILLE.
Cincinnati. - The sudden end Of
worrying at the end of her trial
on a charge of killing her husband
was too much for Mrs. Tillie Campbell
and she tainted when the jury brought
in a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. Camp
bell did not deny she shot her hus
band, Ralph Campbell, Feb. Z, but
claimed it was accidental and while de.
Tending herself from his attacks.
Upper Sandusky. = Mrs. Harriet
Harper Garwood, charter member
Of the famous old Indian mission
church in this city and one of the first
pupils to attend school in the old coun
Gil house in the days of Wyandot In
: dians, died here at the age of 81. The
only other survivor Of those days il
: Gen. |. M. Kirby of this city.
MiIIersburg. Judge John T. Max
well, aged 80 years, died here after
an illness of several months. He ha(
, been a member of the Millersburl
bar since 1860. He was soldier il
7 the civil war, served two terms al
prosecuting attorney and two terms
, as common pleas judge, besides having
been mayor of this place and having
held other offices.
Marion. I'VE found we coulC
3 not live without each other" salt
$ the blushing bride when justice
Charles W. Haberman remarked Mrs
, Lena Stroud and Charles H. Stroud
They had been divorced year.
Kenton. - David NJ DERRICK, may
or of Kenton twenty years age
D and George H. Lingrel, Just past p
0 have announced their candidates. TO
} the Republican nomination at the Au
+ gust primaries for mayor.
= Newark. = Congressman Ashbrool
= at Johnstown announced that Josepl
> II. Newton, postmaster at Newark har
a resigned to take effect July 1. MI
Ashbrook expects to name Mr.. New
0 tons successor soon.
East LiverpooI-George White, age
;, 81 years, painter, died here of II
= juries sustained when he fell rs fee
- to the pavement as a result of sea-
!. fold collapsing while he was paintin
:, a house. He was internally hurt
Marion. Because her father woul
Q not let her go to school picnic, Hele
Shultz, 16, daughter Of ]. D. Shulti
= committed suicide by shooting hersel
with revolver.
Van Vert. = An electrical storr
4. swept the north portion of Va
r Vert county, causing heavy loss i
e the country districts. Considerabl
n acreage of grain and hay was blow
If down and orchards we're damaged.
If Youngstown. - Mrs, Rosa Vespe
g aged 73, is dead here as resu
N Of an attempt to commit suicide whe
e. she hurled herself from third-stoF
IN window at the home of her son.in-Iay
!. Tominic Roberts.
N MassiIIon. Frank Miller, NavarI
/: farmer, died at the city hospital OF
d fractured skull sustained when struc
by an automobile.
Toledo. DIR. Charles Elihu ST.
S. cum, aged "a, author and physicia
a and prominent in Masonic circles, die
IS here. DR., Slocum Until five years ae
4 resided in Defiance DR., Slocum d
at voted much time to writing He d
n mated the fund for the library buildin
A at Ohio Wesleyan university.
n Akron. Thugs who have bee
le operating in the downtown distrit
Is IN Akron for a week held up IL