The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-05-09

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war savings stamps.
Fire in the Findlay branch Of the
Huebner-Toledo Brewing company
';aused a loss of $2l0.0OO.
At Warren John Mcfarland, ]. c.
Miller and Henry Eber we're injured
when Eber's auto turned over.
Miami conservancy district was
given property valued at $4,000 BY
Cmone! E. A Deeds OF Dayton.
Frank Uher, 40. was instantly killed
by a premature powder explosion in
a coal mine near New Philadelphia
Norman Hood of Gallipolis, a men,
Der of the Rainbow division in
France. was killed in action at the
front.
Lieutenant X. G. Crossen, former
Athens county physician, was award
ed the French war cross for bravery
In action.
Iron workers employed on jobs in
various sections of Cincinnati went
on a strike, demanding 10 cents an
hour wage increase.
Mrs. Cora Watkins, 40, Marion,
shot herself through the left breast
in an attempt to commit suicide. She
probably will recover.
State Auditor Donahey in a report
TO the governor urges the abandon
ment of the state and all county fairs
until the end of the war.
Chillicothe and Camp Sherman
Electric Railway company has been
incorporated to extend the city car
service to Camp Sherman.
Lieutenant OIren l. Brandeen and
Private Ralph Morgan, Lancaster sol
diers. we're cited in French regiment
al orders for conspicuous bravery.
Rev. S. X. Strauss. for 20 years
pastor of ST. Johns Lutheran church,
has rendered his resignation from the
church, to become effective May 19.
Ohio is expected to furnish 2,5OC
men to man boats between the Unit
ed States and Europe. They will be
called in the course Of year o, more
Waiting until her daughter left the
house to go to work, Mrs. Damine
Kalse, A. Cambridge. locked all the
doors and killed herself. She had
, been Ill
DR.. w. H. McMaster, president Of
Mt. Union college, Alliance, will ad
! dress the Ohio State Teachers asso
citation convention al Cedar Point
, June 25.
Ohio Wesleyan university officials
| announced that the diamond Jubilee
: campaign had gone over the top and
the needed 100000 had been over
I subscribed.
5 George D. Dunathan, former post
S master at Fndlay, has been appoint
l ed deputy inspector in the dair!
and food division of the state agrI
e cultural department.
q An army observation balloon ON {
:. test fight from Akron caught in som,
trees near Alliance. George Church
pilot, suffered a broken back ans
s John Tarry, his helper, was badly GU
r and bruised.
n DR.. Edward Reinert, Republican c
L
|. Cox as a member of the state boar
y Of administration. Reinert succeed
t the late T. E. Davey The term 81
r pires Feb. l, 1922.
: Corporal John Collins, a former Lc
r rain boy, with the Royal Welsh Fus
liers in Palestine, has been awarde
l. the Victoria Cross for conspicuou
|. bravery in rescuing Is comrades fror
+ death while he was severely wounded
q At Napoleon Mrs. A. A. Hudson wa
n badly burned when can of kerosen
exploded and her flannel gown ig
l. nited, while starting fire in a range
j. Her aged mother and her husban
d also were burned in attempting t
|. extinguish tie flames.
g State Auditor Donahey, in repoT
to Governor Cox, criticises the actio
a Of the state board of agriculture i
q turning over gratis the use Of tn
\ coliseum and other buildings on tn
: state fair grounds to the nations
h ary profit.
Hal C. DeRan Of Fremont, forme
n Sandusky county representative Il
= the state legislature, was disbarre
- from practice in the federal cour
- The charge was that of perjury /
- connection with the affairs of th
! bankrupt Fremont Lumber company
= Arrival of additional selective sci
vice men at Camp Sherman broUgh
the total population of the cantor
ment to approximately 41,00O, tn
Il greatest number of men ever qua
- tered there at one time. The NOV
ment completed the arrival of tn
u first increment Of the second drat
% and brought the number Of recruit
received in the past three weeks
n nearly $1,000
D Eleven thousand bushels Of wa
l. emergency seed corn are available {
n Ohio State university for farmer
3 who want small amounts. The cor
y is shelled, cleaned, ungraded and bat
n ged ready for shipment from conven
e ent distributing points in Ohio. Th
IS price is $5 bushel, plus approx
o mately so cents a bushel expires
n charges. No profit is allowed. Fac
g farmer must apply to his county agr
cultural agent.
l. Dispute between the Cleveland
s Railway company and its employe
o which threatened to result in a stree
t car strike will be submitted to feders
arbitration.
s Lloyd Allen, "a, o: New York cit!
IL a cadet flyer at the Wilbur Wrigh
st field near Dayton, met instant deaf
e when his machine crashed into
school building on the field.
o At Springfield traction car struc
n a buggy containing H. H. Beery an
n Byron Steinberger of Urbana and tn
n men were hurled some dGstanc'
b Steinberger is thought to have
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