The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-07-05
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Mace Roberts, 85, steel worker,
was killed at Portsmouth when he
jumped from the running board OF a
fast-moving automobile, fracturjng
his skull
An armed bandit robbed Miss Alice
Andrews, cashier OF a wall paper
company at Cleveland. Of $500 pay
roll and escaped.
Steve Carlo, 23 was instantly kill
cd at Canton when 250 volts OF elec
tricity passed through his body as he
accidentally came in contact with
electric wires.
At Martins Ferry the Superior
glass plant burned with $4,000 esti.
mated loss and $4,000 insurance.
Mount Union college conferred hon.
orary degree OF doctor of laws On Ma
jor Generals Edwin F. Glenn and
Evan B. Johnson and Justice William
r. Day.
Executive committee of the Ohio
Fair Boys association has passed res
olutions providing for the promotion
of the distribution Of war savings
stamps among the 90 fairs to be held
during the summer and fall
Until the end of the war all the
church bells of the city of Canton,
Catholic and Protestant, will ring at
o'clock each evening, calling people
TO Victory" prayer.
Supreme court orGereh reinstate.
p,ant nF d nrftof, ct,tc
and drug inspector, discharged under
the Willis administration. The court
held as civil service employe he
was entitled to- but did not receive,
n copy Of the charges against him
and opportunity TO defend himself.
George D. Pearsall, 61, of Birming-
ham, Mich. robbed of $3.50 and beat
en- by a taXicab bandit, is probably |
lying in a Toledo hospital.
Man-grabbing among the various
Industries, particularly those engaged |
n war activities, soon will be dealt |
knockout blow, Fred C. Croxton.
federal director of employment for
he United States labor department.
declared at conference with en-.
ploymert managers of Ohio indus.
tries. Enrolment of all skilled la.
borers in the less essential industries,
with a view to Withdrawing them for
The more essential Industries, also
will be put into operation soon, he
said.
Calvary Evangelical church Ma.
riOn, will be dedicated June 80 by
Bishop Thomas Bowman of Allen.
own. Pa.
o. c. Chappelear, editor Of the Cir
cleyille Union-HCrald will be a can.
lidate for the Republican nomination
for state senator in the Franklin.
Pickaway district.
Professor NJ. b. Hammond, Ohio
State university, has been called to
Washington to represent the food I'D
IN the war labor policies
loard.
Plain City home guards organized
With IS members.
Robert L. Brainerd OF Ashtahula
md Charles H. Carey of Salem died
If wounds received in action in
france
When arraigned at Lima on a
,harge of murder in the second de-
yree, Mrs. Blanche Clevenger obtain !
ID permission of the court to plead
suilty to a charge Of manslaughter. ;
She was given an indetermnate sen
ence to the penitentiary. Following I
he granting of a divorce to her hus.
and a few weeks ago, she shot and
.illed her 9-yearold daughter and at c
empted suicide by firing a bullet into |
he roof of her mouth n
Former Governor Willis issued
tatement denying the report that '
e is a candidate for the presidency o
t Ohio university at Athens
Rev. Linus J.. Strock, pastor of the
,rst Presbyterian church at Marion,
xpccts to sail soon for England to a
ngage in y. N. c. A. work.
President Aston Ellis of Ohio UNI. "
ersity, Athens, VIII resign to enter S
he government service as war p
'Orker
J. H. Leonard, for the past q years u
uperintendent of the Mansfield re- +,
submitted his resignation
} the state board of administration, c,
} become effective Aug. /. The rea =
on for resigning is his continued ill =.
ealth
Skeleton Of a man believed to have q
cen a victim Of the 1913 flood was y,
'und by children buried in the sand ~
4 the bank OF the Hooking river
ear Athens.
Ohio fish dealers were warned by VI
tate Food Administrator Croxton u
gainst misbranding of fish offered u
r sale. 1t is charged sheepshead
being offered for and as white F
9rch and gray bass. "
A further stay of execution OF NJ
aron Gibson Washington, under SEN |t
nee to die in the electric chair June .
, was granted by the court Of ap- sc
'als. Washington was convicted at re
ayton for the killing of Clarence
0nner paymaster for a paper CON- 27
my G.
Ftndlay was selected as the next
ace Of conference Of the West Ohio he
oman's Home Missionary society, ar
hich closed It's sessions at Spring nj
I'D. Mrs. w. H. c. Goode, Sidney, 81
as elected president III
Samuel Locker, 70, Marysville, died
ddenly en- an Ohio Central railroad nj
aiu du
John Baxter, II, and Norman Ste. IN
ms, IS, were rescued after spending IL,
night on an overturned boat in San ro
sky bay. oo
Dana Trexeler, "a, of Axline, Ia,
rs killed at Wilbur Wright aviation bu
Id, near Dayton, when the pilot