The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-05-10
BUCKEYE NOTES
NSvs ErSn an Sections ufths Stats


Bowling Green. - Max Monaghan,
= fell into rain barrel near Portage
and was drowned.
PORTSMOUTH. = w. P. Scott, 35, Gin.
clnnati, was killed and E. v. Oblinger,
So was perhaps fatally injured when
their automobile overturned.
Bellefontaine.-The village of Lake,
view, wet for two years-the only wet
spot in Logan county-Voted 1870 to So
to retain its one saloon.
Marion. - A victim of melancholia.
Rev. Charles Cole, 80, of Plymouth, O..
pastor of a Methodist Episcopal
church at Ashley, patient at santa
rum here, shot and killed himself.
Washington c. II. st. Andrews
Episcopal church is without a pastor,
Rev. David M. Barre, the young rec
tor, having enlisted in the officers re-
serve corps at Columbus.
Shelby. - Timothy Devoe, 72, far
mer and horse dealer, was found dead
In the road here. He suffered an apo
plectic stroke and in falling from the
buggy his neck was broken.
Fremont. - Edward Smith, sc, Ere.
mont lineman on the Lake Shore Elec-
trio, who was injured by coming in
contact with live wire at Vermilion.
died of loclIjaw.
Kenton. While playing with a
lawn mower, William Ault, 8, suffered
mangled hand when it was caught
by the knives. Three fingers were
amputated.
MarysVille.-William Coder, 45, we'll
TODD Allen township farmer, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself with a
rope halter in his barn. Ill health is.
believed to have caused his action.
Steubenville. - Seeking to solve the
farm labor problem in Jefferson
county, farmers called on city boys be-
tween Is and Is to enlist for farm
work this summer,
Youngstown. - George w Marsten,
35, died here. suicide because the
only two girls he had ever loved
spurned his attentions. He slashed
his wrists with razor. '. w..
Columbus. - Columbus has refused
to adopt Eastern time. City council
defeated an ordinance providing that
Columbus clocks be advanced one.
hour
Marion. - After many hours of in.
tense suffering, Mrs. F. C. Corey,
burned when her night dress caught
fire from an open gas CRATE, died in a
local hospital.
Columbus - A night school of in
struction for newly appointed inspect.
ors and investigators of the state fire
plarshal's department has been started
by State Fire Marshal T. A. Fleming
East Liverpool -. An unidentified
man, 35, was run down and killed by
the Pittsburgh Bellaire flyer on the T..
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad here.
One arm bore the tattoo mark "J. E."
Cincinnati. - Among the % lost on
The tank steamer Vacuum, torpedoed
BY German submarine, was William
Iardey Of Park avenue, this CITY, who
vas returning to the United States to
Ioin the navy.
Youngstown club, representing the
,itys richest citizens, 260 in all, with
IN estimated wealth of $4,000, ,OOO,.
voted to put the club on the dry list
Turing the war.
Coshocton. - B. Miller. 20, Of Lo-
gan, O., died here in the City hospitar
If fractured skull, suffered when
le fell on Main street few hours
)efore.
Bucyrus. - Earl Bittikoffer, 20. and
Harold Ream, 21, both of Ridgeton,
we're seriously injured at Sulphur
Springs, this county, when an automo-
bile crashed into buggy the men
we're driving. throwing them to the
Washington C. H. - y. L. Moore,
hief of police, recently accused of inn
moral conduct in an affidavit filed by
patrolman, was eXonerated of the
harge in a hearing before the civil
ervice board.
Conneaut. = A Pittsburgh family
hat owns summer home on the lake
ront shipped half a ton of small
ousehold goods from it's home to this
lace by parcel post.
Cincinnati.-George Reker, 80, Gin
innati, driver of city wagon, was
rowed while trying to rescue two
orses which backed over the Great
treet dump and fell into n pond of
'ater 20 feet deep. The horses also
rowneda
Toledo. - Addison @. Thatcher, ma.
me contractor, was shot in the right
ar by negro while trying to wrest
revolver from the latter, who had
tempted to hold UP and rob Police
hief Henry Herbert and William
elehanty, inspector of detectives.
Columbus.--Wor was received here
lat the National Council of Congre-
ational Churches of the United
tates will meet in Columbus Oct. "a
} 81. The convention will be attend.
by 1000 delegates from every Sec
on of the conutry.
New Lexington. - County Auditor
NTH announced the self-assessment
an of taxation has brought out
'eatly increased values, and the re-
rms indicate many new names
nong the taxpayers.
Toledo. = Harry Emerson, IS, was
rown down stairway in the Amer
an lodging house. His neck was bro.
IN. Pete Steve, q. porter, is held
! homicide charge. 1t is alleged
merson accused Steve OF theft.
Woodsfeld. - Five. saloons will be
osed in Woodsfield, Monroe county.
a result of election, wien major
: ot 81 was given for prohibition
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