The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-05
BUCKEYE NOTES
Nsxs fun Al Sections Of Ii, Stats

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
IOIedo.-when Harold Simon hooked
n big fish he was erkad into the Mau-
NEE river and drowned.
Cincinnati. - Miss Lotta Burke.
Gressmaker. VINO was held to the fed
eral grand jury on the charge of trea-
son, was taken to the Miami county
Jail at Dayton.
Salem.-Clyde Jewell. 80, Of Salem
was drowned in Pine lake, near here.
while fishing. His boat struck snag
and he jumped into water beyond his
depth.
Hillsboro. - Twenty-seven hundred
school gardens have put Highland
county on the map as what is said to
be the best organized county along
agricultural lines in the United States.
Massillon.-The Massillon Rotary
club at luncheon passed motion to
raise $500 among it's members to be
turned into a fund for Company K
Tenth regiment, which will be the first
company to leave Massillon.
Lorain.-Soldiers doing guard duty
here are to be provided with ham
and egg fund by the citizens of Lo
rain. A carnival company has been
engaged and a share of the receipts
will be devoted to fund to provide
the luxury for soldiers.
Toledo.-Members of the Ohio State
Grain Dealers Association, who closed
their annual meeting here, are op
posed to the governments placing q
tax on legal papers and commercial
bills. They adopted q resolution oD
posing all forms Of stamp tax.
Marysville.-At special election
under the Beal law in Claibourn'
township, this county, the drys wor
by a majority Of 200 to 20. Redwood
largest town in that township, ha'
ousted the saloons, and a former sa
loonkeeper was about to establish {
saloon near the fair grounds when dry
called an election.
Springfield.-C. P. Little, AZ, en-
gineer, Springfield, and Otto Kirsh
fireman, Springfield, were scalded tt
death when the'first engine OF freigh
train No. As OF the Detroit, Toledo 4
Ironton railway crashed through I
burning trestle near Waverly, o.
| Conneaut. - Ashtabula county wal
secured by police and county deteC
tives in an effort to find a man wanted
in connection with the murder o
Henry Hedlund of Ashtabula Harbor
found dead with a bullet wOunt
through his head in "the jungles" ives
of the harbor.
Lima.-As result Of small labo
riot at the pattern shop conducted b,
| Charles Justus, l.. Landis, union work
er, is in Jail charged with being tn
ringleader of the mob which attacke'
non-union men on their way from tn
shop. Charles Butch, a non-union EN-
pIoye, was so seriously injured he ma
be disabled for life.
Columbus-Horace l.. Chapman, SO
coal operator and candidate for gov
ernor of Ohio on the Democratic ticke
in 1897, died at his home here iron
the infirmities of age.
Marion-The Ohio State Sunda,
School Association has pledged itsel
to donate more than $1,000 to promot
ing adult Bible study and other "for
ward movement" activities.
iltonsburg-Simon B. Duley, 85, i
preparing to become candidate TO
his nineteenth year as mayor of thi
city. He is said to be Ohio's oldes
mayor.
BeIlaire.-As she lay In bed besid
her husband Mrs. Lyman Hudson, 81
was murdered at midnight by an al
sassin who fired two shots into he
bedroom through an open window
The husband was uninjured.
Findlay.-Ivy Claybaugh of Toledo
arrested for the theft OF $500 dit
mond from w. S. Fortune of this cit!
pleaded guilty to the charge and ful
nished $500 bond for her appearance
before the grand jury.
st. Marys.-A fortune teller afte
being here a month, represented tina
because of his large connections wit
the spirit world he was a safer de-
pository than bank. A client tried
and banked $500. Now the bank
missing.
Bellefontaine.-Sam Goffnea, 3!
Of Versailles, repairing the Big Fou
railway coal dock here, was ia an ell
vator bucket when the machiner
started. He was jerked up 80 feet an
then hurled to his death on a coal Pill
40 feet mellow.
Alliance.-Seven Alliance wome
were in peril when the touring car {
Mrs. F. A. Holes turned over sout
of Twinsburg after trying to avoid
skidding automobile. Mrs. Harry v
Lutes, Alliance, suffered a fracture
collar bone The others escaped.
Cedar Point.-The entire proceed
Of the coffee room, eating place jus
opened here, are to be turned over
the Red Cross by the Cedar Point r.
sort Co. throughout the remainder {
the season.
Chillicothe. H. Karshner
under arrest here charged with II
killing of Bert Frazer, 49, the resu
of a family feud. Karshner has CO
fessed, the sheriff has announced.
Warrenton. - People from mile
around came in automobiles and oth'
conveyances to help save this tow
from fire that started in the home
Thomas Mills. Four homes were d
stroyed, causing loss Of $4,000.
Barnesville.-The family Of Thomt