The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-09

temporary chairman and sound the
keynote at the Republican state con-
vention and mass meeting "a be hello
at Columbus Aug. 81 and rs.
Judge r. NJ. Wanamaker OF the
Ohio supreme court received a tele'
gram from Adjutant General Mccain
at Washington saying his son, Lieu
tenant Walter b. Wanamaker had
been missing since July 2. The lieu
tenant was an aviator
When an employe of the Davidson
hotel. Columbus, found a travelling
bag he opened IT, discovering youch
ers in the sum of 100000 stolen from
p. w. Maqulre, secretary and treas
urer for the Kelly-Spripgfield Motor
Car company, while at Union station
Columbus, July 26.
In place of the 22 state city free
labor exchanges now In operation IN
Ohio by the Ohio defense council
there are to be SO o. these employ
ment offices under federal control
The central office at Columbus VIII
be in charge of c. II. Mayhugh as as
sociate federal director OF employ
ment. Miss NJ. Edith Campbell OF
Cincinnati Is to be director Of the
womens and girls division. II. F.
Mover of Columbus will be chief OF
the clearance division, in charge OF
the transfer Of workers from one sec
tion to another Thomas d. Phillips
will be at the head of the farm help
division. f. A. Meade Of Dayton has
been appointed chief supervisor.
Colonel George II. Wood. former
adjutant general of Ohio. now com
manding the One Hundred and Forty.
eighth United States infantry, has ar
rived in France.
A soldier in uniform, whose name
she does not know, is accused by
Mrs. Helen Levan, proprietress OF a
hotel at Toledo, of robbing the hotel
safe of 5000 and a gold watch.
Virgil ID. Ware of near New Madi-
son was drowned while seining in the
White Water river near Hollansburg
Unable to swim, Fred Bauermeis'
ter, 16, lost his life when a canoe
capszed in the Olentangy river a!
Columbus.
Commissioners from the counties
OF Crawford, Hancock, Seneca and
Wood met at Findlay and decided to
build a 100000 tuberculosis hospital
for use of patients from the four coun-
ties. A site committee will be ap'
pointed later.
twenty-five inch rattlesnake was
killed near Bucyrus by A. G. Stolz,
banker.
Rev. A. NJ. Hainer of Seventh
Street Christian church of Coshocton
has accepted call to the Fifth Ave
nue. Christian church of Columbus.
Fifty-fourth annual session Of the
Crawford county teachers inatitdtH
will be held at Bucyrus Aug. 10 to %.
Mrs. Ora Bareer, 80, was arrested
at Urbana, charged with murder,
after John Blose, her alleged victim,
had died in a Columbus hospital.
Blose. who was a farmer residing
near Urbana, was shot while in bed
at his home. Mrs Barger was his
hOusekeeper.
owen Roberts, II, was drowned in
a reservoir at Van Vert while in
swimming.
Mrs. J. E. Hathon suffered a frac-
tured skull and Guy Mason broken
arm when an automobile in which
they were riding from Continental to
Ottawa ran into a telephone pole and
was wrecked.
Carleton Richey, 13, West Mans
field, was drowned while swimming
IN Mill creek.
Fire of unknown origin practically
destroyed the factory building of the
London Grave Vault company, at
London. The loss, partially covered
by insurance, is estimated at $780,
600.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Kirschner of Toledo was
killed and four persons were Injured
when an automobile in which they
were riding collided with train at
Monroeville.
Striking garment workers at Cleve
land rejected a proposal by Cleveland
manufacturers to name 4 board or
inquiry of nine members to endeaVor
to adjust the dispute.
The government will be asked to
take action against rent profiteers at
Canton unless excessive rents are
reduced in the neighborhood of in
dustrial plants engaged in turning
out war munitions.
official of the state highway de-
partment conferred with Surveyor
Charles Ash concerning the refusal
of the capital issues committee, Cieve-
land, to 0. k. Marion county road
bonds in the sum of $124000, it was
decided to appeal the matter to
Washington.
A negro afflicted with smallpox
caused the complete suspension OF
business at the city hall st Marion
when he applied to Mayor Sautter
for a job He was taken to the pest
house.
Cranixing his car in gear, Lewis
Brock. 35, of Beallsville, Monroe
county, was run over and probably
fatally injured. The car ran across a
railroad track, over an embankment
and into store.
The Columbus, Delaware and Ma
rion interurban line, beginning Wed.
nesday, has been authorized by the
state utilities commission to increase
its passenger fares to slightly less
than 21A cent a mile.
Prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary
have purchased thrift stamps In ex-
cess of $4,000.
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