The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-09-13
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:OHIO GLEANINGS
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Captain AleXic Cope, ~, civil war
veteran and historian, died suddenly
from heart failure I'm his office at Co
lumbus. He was a member OF the law
firm. Ricketts, & Cope, and attorney
for Ohio State university. Burial will
be made at st. Clairsville.
George Dewey Brady. 20, amateur
motorcycle racer, lost his life when
his cycle crashed through the south
fence of the Columbus Driving park
track during racing event
George Hay, COshOcton boy, wound
ed while fighting with the marines on
the Marne in July. has been deco
rated with the French war cross.
Conneaut authorities are tnvesti'
eating the discovery of several high
powered rifles found hidden in a field
near town.
Hancock county selects have sold
100000 worth of war savings stamps
I'm one week.
Mrs. Cherbuliz, AZ, and her four
children, Catherine. IA; Williams, Z;
Henry, 5, and Margaret, 2. were
burned to death near Martins Ferry
when an oil stove exploded and set
fire to their home.
Henry Reinhard. 10, and Edward
Dornkott. ~, playmates, were
drowned in the lake at Edgewater
park at Cleveland.
J. Wesley Prince, 5S, farmer near
GAINESVILLE. was killed in Columbus by
a traction car
Dr. G. S. Wellons, 81, Barnesville
SURGEON, is dead.
Federal milk commission of Ohio
fixed the price of milk at Athens at
13 cents a quart and cents a pint,
an increase of | cent a quart
Alliance BARRIERS increased the price
of hair cuts from 10 20 80 cents
DR.. Sidney Augustus Norton, S4,
emeritus professor of chemistry AZ
Ohio State university since 1895, is
dead at his home in Columbus
Edward Erberts, rs, met death
when he fell from the steel frame,
work OF a building at Camp Perry
proving grounds
H. B. Morrissey Of Elyria was elect.
ed secretary of the Bucyrus chamber
Uf commerce to succeed H. G. McFar
ren, who resigned TO accept the ger
eral secrotaryship of the Steubenvill9
Y. NJ G.. A.
Republican state convention adopt.
ed platform favoring state and ma
tional prohibition; woman suffrage
tI,pa,,oh fnlara1 4 Y1a n
ing our all to win the war and cau-
tioning against the drift toward
Socialized state"
Adiutant General Layton appointed
IS civilian rffemen to represent Ohio
at the national rife matches and
school of instruction at Camp Perry.
Despite the rain, the weeks at
tendance at the state fair was l50,-
, 600 Last year it was 1855, 7S9. Profits
/ Of 1917, $79,SlO.25, are expected to be
at least eIualed, officials said.
Ohio is facing a shortage Of be.
tween $500 and 1900 school teachers
with tue approach of the new fal!
yScESs acccc:.1SIinng to estimates received
0y the teachers free employment
service Of the Ohio branch, council
of national defense, Rural teachers
are especially in demand.
w. w. Durbin of Kenton was made
chairman of the Democratic state eX-
ecItiVe committee. He will manage
the state campaign.
Adolph Blufenschein. 81, molder,
was electrocuted when he attempted
10 turn on the electric lights at
| MarysYille factory.
Two dynamite bombs. placed under
the frcnt of Nickola Colombo's gro
cerv store at Cleveland, wrecked the
building, injured several persons
slightly and shattered windows in
score Of homes and stores near by.
Harry Collins, 20, residing rn the
farm Of Rev. William Mark, three
miles and a half southwest Of Wes-
terville. was struck and killed ~
I lightning
Darwin Loney. 27, of Darville.
Knox county was instantly killed
when the machine in which he was
riding overturned near Newark.
Two German prisoners interned at
he prisoners stockade at Camp Sher-
man made their escape while work
ing under guard in corn field near
here and had proceeded three miles
, rom camp before they were captured
, oy the military police.
More than 25 Ohio cities were rep
'esented by blind delegates to the an
nual meeting of the Ohio Welfare as
sociation at Findlay Findlay Boy
/ Scouts and Girl Scouts served as
guides for the blind delegates,
Glenn Bell of Millorsburg was killed
At Newark when struck by a train.
Attempt to burn the grain elevators
Of SDufrice Brothers at Marysville
was discovered before the flames
2t,iaed much headway.
Iosephy Brown, IS, of near Sugar
Grove. Fairfield county, was instantly
killed and a companion, Virgil Fau-
BILE, II, probably was fatally injured
when machine in which they we're
riding turned over. The boys had just
enrolled in school.
Glenn Jones' infant son of B. w.
Jones of Fostoria, burned while play
ing with matches, died later of his
injuries.
Mrs. c. L. Chute was seriously
burned while melting parafine wax
when her clothing was ignited by a
gas fire at her home in New Lexing.
ton
Sylvester Davis, motorman, had a
leg broken and other persons were
slightly injured when two limited
cars on the Newcastle and Youngs-
Town alectric line cnllided head.on