The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-03-30
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections OF
the state

woman staggered through a door into
q hall almost into the arms OF DR..
J. Murray Hoskins, who had rushed
upstairs. Mrs. Rodgers said a man
had shot her. The gun user escaped.
Mrs. Rogers was shot twice, but sur
geOns say she has q chance to re-
cover.
Akron.--AkrOn capitalists announc |
ed plans for a new bank, capitalized |
at 100000, to be opened iD Che |
Everett building within sixty days. |
for a charter under the |
name of the Summit County bank has
been made.
st. Marys.-Henry Clark. twenty.
four, will be taken to Toledo to
be arraigned in federal court on
charge of violating the Harrison anti
narcotic law. When arrested 400 NOR
phine tablets we're found in Clark's
shoes.
Springfield. - Harry Miller, nine
years old, arrived here from London,
England, having been shipped by ex-
press. He is the son of Mrs. Eleanor
Miller, who came here from London
about year ago to accept position.
Columbus.-Offcial announcement
was made here that ]. ]. Jerome
state boiler inspector at Cleveland,
had compiled with the state
industrial commissions request for his
resignation. A successor has not been
appointed.
Newark.-Mrs. Clarissa Legge, age
ninety-fiVe, is dead here. Her father,
Simeon Allen, was one of Granville's
first settlers. She was one of the first
white children born at Granville.
Observation-Disclosures here received
word of the death of Rev. ].
W. Walden, former pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church here. His
death occurred at Athens, Ga.
AlIiance.-The New York Central
passenger station was robbed in
broad daylight, thieves entering the
ticket Office and stealing $40. They
escaped.
AIIiance.-Frank P. DeLong, age
patcher and for many years Lake
Shore railroad dispatcher, is dead here
Of apoplexy.
WeIlsviIIe.-Tuesday, April 4, was
designated by council as the date of
Wellsville's Beal law wet and dry
election. The town voted dry two
years ago
East Liverpool. - The dry lead
| ers will meet here to determine
the advisability of holding wet and
dry election under the provisions of
the Beal law. If the consensus of
opinion favors the move, petitions will
be circulated at once. East Liverpool
voted back the saloons two years ago
last month.
Youngstown. - The board Of health
finances here are so badly Grip
pied by heavy expenses recently
incurred in combating measles anC
smallpox epidemics that not enough
money remains to pay all department
attaches their salaries for the current
week, Secretary G. c. Steventon an
nounced.
CIeVeland.-A voluntary petition in
bankruptcy has been filed by the More
house Co. department store. The peti
tion lists assets of the company al
$116,583.39 and liabilities at 1929, ,80465
Included in the liabilities is a days
wage for 148 employees.
Delaware. - David Watkins, aget
4S, a prominent Radnor farmer
was fatally injured when thrown from
buggy in a runaway in which hi
horse became frightened at passing
Hooking Valley freight train.
FIndIay.-Rev. c. R. l.. Vawter anC
his evangelistic party of singers ant
harpists have closed a five weeks
service for the First Church of Chris
here. with a total of 23S conversions.
Sandusky. - The police are hold
ing six men in connection will
the murder of James LAURA, AZ. Lau
ria was shot twice in the head during
quarrel in a boarding house.
Youngst Llewellyn, Sr
81 died at his home here after lir
gering illness. He was one of the pic
neer iron workers of the district.
Findiay-Crayton w. Cunningham
60, while walking home with his wife
suddenly fell over on the sidewalk an
died in few minutes.
Lorain.-The Lorain exposition, col
Quoted by the Lorain Ad club, wa
brought to a close with public WEI
ding More than 5000 persons sa
Miss Mabelle Moore and Charles HUI
ter married by Rev. Frank Willial
Tyler, pastor of the Avon Bapti'
church. Merchants gave goods
furnish a home for the newly wed
including almost every househol
article.
Port Clinton. - John H. Mage
age eighty-two, Elmore banker an
, wealthiest resident of Ottawa count
died at his home. Magee was IL
,, founder of the bank of Elmore and
. heavy stockholder and was also IL
owner of much real estate.
Toledo.-Unable to agree after d
liberating for fifty-four hours, Il
jury in the case of former Mayor Ca
;, T. Keller, was dismissed. Mr.. Kell
!, announced Immediately that he wou
. ask for new trial. He was tried {
charge of accepting bribe in co
nection with the purchase of city fl
, apparatus.
BeIlefontaine.-The government
the village of Springhills near he
has fixed $50 as the town budget
the next year Officials say this
higher than ordinary, because Il
3 town must pay $11.45 to the state
- examination of city books.
" GaIlipoIis.-Jackson Grogan, ra
road man, of Middleport, was burn,
- to death in Hoadley coal mine wh'
clothing caught fire, Companion
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