The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-11-23
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections Of the State


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circle, is the invention Of c. S. Nc
COole, eX-newspaperman Of Lorain.
Medina.-The three-storC Odd Fel-
lows building in which the telephone
exchange was located, caught ire and
was destroyed. The cause is unknown.
The estimated loss is $4,000.
Delaware. - Benjamin Franklin
Bierce, aged 10 years, farmer residing
near Norton, was found dead in the
woods on his place. II is believed he
was kicked by a horse.
Toledo. - A robber hurled a paw
ing brick through the display win
Sow Of the Kopeman jewelry store
n the heart of the business dis
rict. He escaped with 5000 worth
Of jewelury. Two men across the
street who witnessed the robbery did
Iot interfere. They notified the police.
Fostoria.-Abraham Drifuse, aged
40 years, motorman on the Tifin, Fos-
toria & Eastern electric railway,
dropped dead while running his car.
Newark.-Sidney Loughman, aged
80, Of this city, was killed by the
explosion OF boiler at an oil we'll in
the Bremen field, south Of this city.
IefontaIne.-Henry Arnold died
Of paralysis Just one week following
the death of his wife. He was strick-
en- the day she died.
LIma.-Mrs. Mary Disman, aged 7S
years, became frightened when she
saw a puff of smoke from a heater in
church and fell dead of heart trouble.
East LiVerpool.-GeorgO Reed, aged
"a years, farmer who was burned in
q fire which destroyed his home at
ter hospital, His wife was burned to
death.
Akron.-Several hundred persons
saw Albert Ahearn, aged so years,
plumber, instantly killed at the busiest
corner Of the city when he stumbled
and fell in front of heavy automobile
truck.
FostorIa.-For the second time in
six months the Kressler Auto Co. plant
has been totally destroyed by fire, with
a loss Of $4,000.
GranViIIe.-Charles Harmon, a resi-
dent of Granville, was found dead in
the snow in a deep ravine by students
of Denison university. The body was
covered with snow, which makes it
certain he had been there three days
8eIIalre. - George Katonack was
asphyxiated by fumes on his first
days work at a blast furnace here.
He had quit his job in the mines
to escape danger from falling slate.
Washington Court House.-Eddie
Snyder. aged IA, son of David Snyder,
was run down by an engine while play
ing in the c., H. & D. yards and m
stantly killed.
Warren. - The Western Reserve
Steel Co. here has been sold to the
Brier Hill Steel Co.
5elIefontaine.-Smoke from burning
leaves after dark is given as the cause
Of number of cases of diphtheria
among children at Woodstock.
Hamilton. - The crew of c.,
H & D. railroad work train found
the body Of man cut in twain lying
along the tracks at Busenbark, near
| here. A hunters license, made out in
the name of Paul Mayne, 23, of Frank
lin, o., was found in coat pocket of
the dead man.
5ucyrus. - Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kor-
ner Of North Robinson were seriously
injured when a taxicab in which they
were riding was run into by an auto
mobile
Lorain.-The first death this fall
here from mistaking toadstools for
mushrooms is that of Mrs. Mary Pasz-
tor, 33, who died week after eating
the poisonous fungi.
Martins Ferry.-Yeggs robbed the
postofice at Rayland of SO worth of
stamps and the Gillespie Sisters gen.
eral store in the same building Of $50
worth of merchandise.
Fremont. - Night hunting is prov
ing popular here Hunters use the
spotlights on their autos to To-
cate rabbits and other game. A gun
does the rest. Well filled game bags
are being brought in.
AndoVer. - Doctor c. r. Wilson
Is awaiting action of the grand jury
jury today in the death of Henry Will
der, who died here. The coroner said
Wilder died of a fractured skull Will
son says he hit Wilder when Wilder
and a companion attacked him at .
livery stable in West Andover last Sat
1rday
CincInnati-"Six-cent beer or small
er glasses" This is the latest line
added to that unpopular refrain en-
titled "The High Cost of Living" Gin
cinnati breweries announce that with
malt, barley and hops continuing to
advance more than 100 per cent over
last years prices, the beer makers
will have to raise their prices to sa-
will either have to ask cents for the
"Schooners that pass in the night" or
reduce the schooners to skiffs.
Weston. - The First National bank
here was robbed of 800 in nickels
and S25 in pennies. The door to the
inner vault had been drilled but the
robbers failed to open it.
SprinefieId.-Len Anon, aged 80
years, Of Louisville. KY, fell from
a ladder at the Robbins & Meyers
plant, fracturing his skull. He died at
the hospital.
Younostown.-Frank Osborne, aged
rs years, of Girard, is in a hospital
possibly fatally wounded as a result
of discharge of a revolver which he
was handling. The bullet lodged in
his abdomen.
SteubenViIle. - Representatives Of
Ohio and West Virginia cities
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