The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-11-09
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections Of the Stats

nounced that he would follow the
same policy adhered to during the
past season. spariDg neither money
nor time to building up a machine
that would put the Sixth City on the
map as the possessor of a champion
ship baseball team.
Columbus. - Pythians from many
parts of the state will make a
pilgrimage to Columbus this week
to attend the annual carnival and
bazaar Of the Knights of Khoras-
san and Pythian Sisters, auxiliaries
to the Knights of Pythias. The
reception committee has already re-
ceived acceptances from lodges at
Newark, GAINESVILLE, Delaware, Marion,
Harrisburg and other Ohio cities that
will send delegations.
Findlay. The soutnbound lin
tied on the Toledo, Bowling Green
& Southern traction line crashed
into the rear end of a Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton passenger
train here, wrecking the car and en-
dangering the lives Of passengers on
the interurban. Glen Shafer and L. B.
COrbin of Vanburen and Charles Lar.
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sike OF
Cygnet were injured, none seriously.
Misunderstanding a loss of eight
or ten to the flock farmers in the
northern part of this county are COM
batting some disease among their
lambs recently purchased from Mon
tana, a trainload having arrived from
that state about two weeks ago. In
some instances farmers have report
ed losses as high as 40 to the flock.
Cincinnati. - The American Pub
lie Health association convention
has closed here with the election of
the following officers: President, DR..
William A. Evans, Chicago; secretary,
Selekar NJ. Gum, Boston; treasurer,
DR.. Lee NJ. Frankel, New York
Tiffn.-The Logan Natural Gas &
Fuel Co. shut off from service all of it's
class "2' consumers. AS result the
concerns either discontinued the use
of gas or were transferred to class Il"
of the cOmpany's classification by pay
ing the highest rate.
TifIin. Fifty stogie rollers in
the w. H. Kildow cigar factory
walked out when their demand for an
increase in wages was refused. The
rollers asked a 10 per cent increase
and the bunch breakers asked for 20
per cent increase.
DeIphos.-The 10th annual special
session and school of instruction of
the Rebekah lodges in the 18th district
will be held in West Cairo, on Nov. IA.
State officers will address the sessions
and several hundred Rebekahs will at
tend.
Fostoria.-A large artificial incu-
batting plant is to be opened here
soon, it is announced. Plans call
for an incubating system capable of
handling 10000 eggs and it is expect
ed 100000 eggs will be used each sea-
son.
Tiffin.-With the assistance of Pat
riarchs Militant from all over the
state, Lucas Canton, Toledo, institut-
ed Canton Tiffin, No. SO, of the uniform
rank of the |. o. O. F. lodge here.
East LiVerpooI.-Thomas G. Rey-
nolds, aged %, of this city, was
killed somewhere in France" Oct. /,
while fighting with the British forces,
according to a letter received by his
father, E. w. Reynolds.
ST. Marys.-With continued favor
able weather through the week, au-
thorities state most of the corn in this
section of Ohio will be husked The
quality shows good; the yield better
than was expected.
Tiffin.-Counterfeit dimes and nick
els in large numbers have made their
appearance in Tiffin. The bogus nick
els are nodded from pewter or lead
composition and are crude.
observation-disclosures failure caused
collision between two street cars
at w. 25th-st. and Bridge-av. that
injured nine persons and endangered
the lives of many others.
NorwaIk. - Henry ]. Hinde, To-
ledo millionaire, born in Norwalk,
has pledged to take care of all
frst-year charity patients in Norwalk's
new Memorial hospital.
Youngstown. - Fire of an I'M
known origin destroyed the flour, feed
and provision building of Albert Buh-
rie here, causing loss estimated by
the owner at $15O,00O.
Wauseon.-An old-fashioned Repub-
lican love feast, followed by a red light
procession, is to be held here by the
combined Hughes-Willis-Her clubs
of Fulton county.
FindIay.-The Crozier Oil Co. drilled
in 100-barrel we'll on the George Gro.
zier farm in Eagle township. 1t is one
of the best wells found in that section
in years.
Alliance. ce.-AnnounCement has been
made here that the Transue &
Company has been sold
to Hornblower & Weeks of New York
and will be reorganized under the
name of the Transue- Williams Steel
Forging Co. The plant, which now
employs 1900 men, will be doubled in
capacity through the expenditure Of
81 100000 for extensions.
cuyahoga FaIls.-Evangelist C. T.
who has been arraigning
moral conditions in Cuyahoga Falls,
has been challenged by Mayor Taylor
to buy drink on Sunday. Taylor
says it cannot be done.
Port Cllnton.-The Matthews Boat
Company here has just received
an order for a 75-foot cabin cruiser for
Turner of London, England,
to be delivered in the spring and to
cost $25,0O0.