The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-05-24
BUCKEYE NOTES
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about this city representing the seven
Slavic races took part in the great pa
triotic parade and mass meeting.
Elyria. = Officials believe that as
result OF a neighborhoOd feud in the
foreign settlement at South Amherst,
poison has been placed In several
wells. Several suspects are under sur
veillance.
Columbus. Samuel Lloyd, 81, OF
Toledo, a railroader. was struck by a
c., A. & c. train at Cleveland avenue
and died shortly after being taken to
st. Francis hospital.
Elyria. - Burglars entered the Ford
Loomis book store and stole 16 dozen
J fountain pens and $106.
Youngstown. - According to bank
figures just announced, the April
Youngstown pay roll was $4.935,O ,O86,
greatly surprising any previous distri-
button for such a period
East Liverpool. - An unknown man
passed eight worthless checks totaling
1854 on local business men. The
checks were payable to "Alfred Carl
son" and were drawn on the Amer
ican Porcelain Co.
| Marion. Ten-year-old Vim. Reig-
hardt, son of John Reighardt of Waldo
township, attempted to put a calf in
the barn lot. He was attacked by the
COW and was seriously gored.
Marysville - BY the barking of his
dog, Guy Riley, farmer Of ClaibOurne
township, was awakened to discover
his home on fire. Riley had barely time
to awaken his wife and three children
and escape before the roof fell in.
Toledo - Harry S. Commager city
law director, and four others were in
iured when a street car on which they
were riding was derailed. More than
score of passengers were shaken and
bruised.
Flushing. Charles Blanchard, "a,
a Civil War veteran, was killed by a
train he was about to board here.
Findlay. The Illinois Pipe Line
Co. has just declared dividend of $12
per share, payable June 15.
East Liverpool Despondent be
cause physical defect prevented him
from joining the navy, Joseph L.
Convey, 21, collector, hanged himself
here.
Martins Ferry. - Chauffeur Walter
Slut drove his employers car into a
street car to avoid striking boy rid
ing bicycle. Mrs. Georgia Shaw was
hurt and the car wrecked.
Findlay. Findlay school children
are earning their vacation spending
money killing tussock moths, the city
council paying them 25 cents a hun
dred for the work.
Napoleon. - Charles Foley, 80, and
John Kinder, IL, of Hamler, died of
injuries suffered when a Baltimore 4
Ohio passenger train struck their
wagon at Hammler crossing
Salem. - DR.. John Walker, 81, prac-
ticing physician here for many years,
committed suicide at his home by TAX
ing an overdose of morphine. the cor
oner decided.
Akron. The charred body of a
man was found in the ruins of Botrunl
Bros warehouse on the Northern
Ohio railroad here. The building
burned to the ground
Lorain. - George Havrila, 26, steel
workman, fell from crane in the Ma.
tional Tube plant into a soaking pit
and suffered burns which caused his
death.
Alliance. - Application for the ap
pointment of a receiver to operate the
Stark Electric Railroad Co. has been
made in common pleas court in Gan
ton by City Solicitor Morris.
Wapakoneta. - Samuel Monroe Oi
Salem township, near here, committed
suicide at his home by shooting him
self through the breast with shot
gun.
Toledo. - Masons from .all points
Of Ohio and Michigan attended the
banquet in connection with the jubj
lee reunion of the Scottish Rite. The
dinner was held followed by musica.
program in the cathedral.
Canton - Stark county is to have
much larger fruit crops this year thar
for several years, although the coun
ty's peach crop has been killed, it wa'
reported by leading hortieHlturalist!
at the monthly meeting of the Starl
County Horticultural society.
Columbus. - The law providing ex
emptiOn to contributing members o
the national guard from jury service
is constitutional, according to de
cision of Judges Kunkle, Allread anC
Fernending, of the appeals court. jus
handed down.
Alliance. Guy Witford, "a. man
ager of the Lutes Oil Co. at Home
worth, died in the City hospital will
fractured skull suffered when hi
motorcycle turned over on the Harris
burg road.
Warren.-While searching for som,
cattle A. E. Keck, Vienna farmer
stumbled over the partly disrobet
body of man thought to be Charlie
Hoyt of Hubbard.
Elyria. - Antoine Loster, Lorain, be
| Ing tTleu loI uISI ueSIce muiueE ii
connection with the killing Of hi
stepson, Ben Mosk, 10, pleaded guilt.
to manslaughIer and was given an in
, determinate sentence in the Ohio Stat
penitentiary.
Wellsville. - MRS. Lille Virelli, 2t
Italian, arrested here on white slav
; charge, was taken to Cleveland. Sh
: was indicted by the federal grand jur
in the western Pennsylvania district.
: Salem. The body of John Parvr
~, Roumanian Quarryman, was foun
! beside the Pennsylvania tracks. II
: had been struck by a train.
Marion. The Florence Richard
W. c. r. u, of this city, has appeale