The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-09-13

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Duerk, Defiance, vice president; Earl
r. Price. Middletown, secretary; J. +
Keer, Marion, treasurer.
Two firemen met instant death In
an explosion OF large 15O-horse
power boiler at the Ralston steel car
works, East Columbus. The dead men
are Robert Onesby. aged 20, and Dor
sey Turner, aged "a, both colored.
Ohio Democratic convention at Co
| lumbus adopted a single plank plat
form, dedicating the party and state
to the winning OF the war Former
Governor Campbell. convention chair
man, and Senator Pomerene pleaded
for loyal support of the government
in its war work.
Eli NJ. West las been named chair
man of the finance committee OF the
Republican state executive commit
tee. Charles E. Hard, Portsmouth, is
assistant secretary.
Columbus was selected for the 1912
state convention city by the Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
Robert A. Pollock OF Canton was
elected councillor
New auto tags for next year, In
stead of merely a 1919 monogram to
he placed by owners over the 1915
tags. will be made, Warden Thomas
of the peritentiary said He expects
to start work on the new tags This
week. Machinery has been installed
to turn out 1000 sets of tags in eight
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men may be worked later in the year.
War Secretary Baker visited Cleye-
land on private business.
Edward Leach, ~, Cambridge, died
after being struck by an auto.
Corn crop in Otsego neighborhooh,
Coshocton county, has been badly
damaged by grasshoppers.
Rev. A. A. Nellis, pastor of First
Baptist church, Warren. has been ap-
pointed lieutenant chaplain in the
army
Population of Elyria is placed a.
$4,000 in the new chamber of com
merce estimate.
President Perce of Kenyon collcse,
who spent the summer in Y. NJ. G. A.
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cite day address at Wooster.
State hospitals received from pa.
tients or their guardians $4G2,7it
during the year ended June 80, ac'
cording to compilations by H. II.
Shirer, secretary OF the state board
of charities. The money was used for
the support of patients.
Steven McGlone, IS. was shot four
times and killed at Portsmouth By
Officer John Smith. McGlone was
celebrating the receiving of his back
pay rs a railway employe and wher1
ordered to hold up his hands tire0
two shots at the policeman, neither
taking effect. The officer was exon
Grated
Chester Brush of Concord ana
| George Saunders of Painesville are in
, hospitals in France suffering from
gas,
AT Portsmouth, Leonard Glenn, 49,.
shot and killed himself while playing
soldier,
Rev. F. NJ. Shuts Of Hillsboro has
been called to the pastorate of the
Presbyterian church at Holmesville,
Holmes county.
Assured that their demands for 80
month pay increase would be grant,
ed bv the government, express com.
rany platform workers and drivers at
Marion returned to work after 4 brief
strike.
Judge S. NJ. Douglass Of Mansfield
was elected chairman Of the Demo
cratic state central committee
Charles H. Graves of Toledo vice
chairman and Clarence n. Greer o.
Dayton secretary.
BE careful of your food and drink
ing water during September" the
state health department warns. This
month, officials say, is the highest IN
typhoid fever prevalence each year.
Boiling of all water used, except city
supplies of known quality; use oS
pasteurized milk and the avoidance OF
bathing beaches located near sewer
outlets, are urged as a means OF
avoiding typhoid infection.
Everett Hunter, 40, pumper on Car.
ter oil lease at Shawnee, drowned
himself in an oil tank, He leaves his
wife and five children,
Franz; Crock was seriously injured
at East Liverpool when struck by
| strcetoar,
Twenty thousand persons attended
the annual Bill picnic at Marion.
Ohio has been allowed a larger
number of students army training
corps, conducted in connection with
colleges. than any other state, 1t was
announced by the Ohio council OF de-
fense. Twenty-six colleges have such
corps. The government, through its
students war service committees,
headed in Ohio by w. E. Smyser, Ohio
Wesleyan university Delaware, is,
urging all of this years high school
graduates to enroll for college this
fall. After enrolling students may
enlist in the army training corps with
a view to securing commissions and
at the same time proceed with regu-
lar college work. The government
furnishes board, lodging, two uni
forms, pays $50 month and all other
things private in cantonments gets.
Charles Maedie, SO, president of the
Waechter Under Anzeiger, Cleveland
German daily, died after a years ill
ness.
Fire. which started in "a cottage at
Klotz's point at Buckeye Lake, burned
six cottages, including the home OF
Charles Klotz, and caused a loss to
the cottages and their contents Of
about $4,000.