The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-04-12
BUCKEYE NOTES
Nuns Fnu an Sections Of the Stats

behAdfld. -beCdube uTg lOICea ldlleu
to get their men out, Batavia town.
chip, Clermont county. voted wet by
q majority Of IL votes.
Mnssillon. e In attempting to beat
a fast Pennsylvania express train
across a bridge, Louis Georgeoff was
run down and instantly killed
Port Chnton.-Judge Carl W. Sper-
ling has resigned as a member of the
board of public affairs at Oak Harbor,
and will be succeeded by William
Zimmerman.
Elyria. - The Lorain county liquor
license commission notified "A saloon
keepers in Lorain county not to permit
credit after April Is and also to
charge patrons for broken bottles.
Fostoria. - The Fostoria Public
Health league has appointed DR.. N. c.
Miller of this city member of the
Seneca County Medical association,
tuberculosis inspector for the city.
Toledo. - Rev. DR.. J. Leslie French,
pastor of the Northminster Presby-
terian church, and John Smith, a pri-
vatC watchman, were among the VIC
tins of thugs who operated in fash
ionable residential district.
CadiZ. - Joe Raimis pleaded guilty
to Staying Steve Kovic and Alex Neg.
gia at Adena.
Girard. - John B. Seiple. 35, failed
to heed the approach of train and
was instantly killed.
Shelby. -- Miss Pearl Foster, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Foster,
was seriously injured in a runaway,
She may lose the sight of one eye.
Shelby. - Jane, 5-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Metzger, suf'
fered her right ear torn off in a gaso-
line power clothes wringer Her stock
ing cap caught and drew her into the
wringer head first.
Columbus--A state convention here
of dry Democrats has been called for
Thursday, April II. The meetings will
be held in the auditorium of the Cham
ber of Commerce.
Marion - Fred Wetzlers34, Hardin
county, Big Four telegraph operator.
was run down while riding a railway
speeder west Of here and killed.
Martins Ferry. - Mrs. Joseph Bland
was burned to death when an oil stove
tank exploded as she attempted to
light the stove. Miss Mariah Kenny
"a, of Bridgeport died of burns suf
fered when her clothing caught fire
while she was cooking breakfast.
Cincinnati. - A jury in Judge Nip
pert's common pleas court gave Fred
Lied, Columbus, travelling man, a yer
dict for $4,000 damages against the
Cincinnati Traction Co. On Dec. 3
1901, Lied was injured in getting of
a street car, which resulted in the
amputation of his right leg.
Delaware. - Fire of mysterious ori
gin, starting in the storage room Of
the Delaware hardware store, com
municated to the JournalHerald print
ing plant next door. The loss to the
hardware company is placed at $1,000
fully insured. The Daily Journal-Her
aid lost about $4,000 in paper anC
other stocks.
| Chardon - An entire farm in fame!
confronted the Chardon fire depart
ment. B. Hanson. living on the farm
owned by w. Enger of Cleveland
started to to burn grass in the wind
The flames spread rapidly, burning
the barn and other buildings. Al
though badly damaged, the house was
| saved.
Flushing. Seventy-five boys ant
girls have Joined the cattle clul
formed by the Dollar Savings bank
The bank will buy the calves, the
youngsters will give notes signed by
their parents and next fall will sci
the cattle, the profits going to the chill
dren, and the ones who have produced
the greatest gains in weight receiving
prizes.
TifTin. - Robert Osterholm Won I
wagon by making 1862 words from thu
letters included in the words "berr.
wagon" He used no letter more thai
once in making word.
Marion. William Seigel, So, junl
buyer, is under arrest here charged
with cursing the American flag. Mayo
Sautter announced that Seigel ma,
be turned over to federal authorities
Painesville. - ]. F. Burke, forme
Elyria newspaper man who bought tn
Painesyille Telegraph June l, 1915
sold his interest to Will c. Kegel o
Defiance, former publisher of the De
iiance Express, and ]. H. Collier bus
ness manager of the Telegraph.
Salem. Frank Allen, 80, a minel
died at City hospital of injuries SUI
fered at the Salem mine, near here
when his chest was crushed under
heavy fall of slate after a mine ca
jpmped the track and knocked down
prop
Lima. - County officials are seel
ing the persons believed to hav
wrecked an Erie freight train, KILN
Charles Gorrell, 2S, of Kenton, an
probably fatally injuring Clarenc
Jones, 30, ana Ed. Cohart, 3U, ais
o. Kenton, who were stealing rides o
tl;@ freight.
Marysville. - The James Fullint
ton residence in Union township, on
of the finest in Union county, birtt
place of former State Auditor Edwar
Fullington, was destroyed by fire.
Findlay. - Frank Beach's genera
store at Arlington, this county. wa
robbed of a quantity Of diamonds
jewelry, shoes, clothing and undel
wear.
Tif1ln. The first twins born /
Mercy hospital since the opening c
the institution three years ago, hav
arrived. Mayor and Mrs. Walter +
| KonDaI ro tho DarontS Tho twins az