The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-03-22
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honing county. wac killed when
thrown from the rear platform of q
traction car which jumped the track
Price OF wheat -four and substi
tutes is given as the reason for an IT,.
crease In the price of bread at San
6usly, advanced from to 10 cents
for a pound loaf.
Sergeant Gustav Kobe, S3, and
married, Of Cleveland, on his way to
Camp Hancock, is in a Cincinnati
hospital suffering from knife wounGs
He claimed to have been robbed
Charles c. Dumeld, 80, who is said
TO have compiled tho first oil repor.
ever published, died at Cleveland.
Government officials have seized
toys made by a Cleveland man, for.
mer resident of Germany. which are
models in miniature of United States
vessels.
William Wright, negro, charged
with the murder Of Detective Williams
O'Rourke at Columbus, will expiate
his crime hy death III the electric
chair. A jury returned a verdict OF
first degree murder without recon-
mendation for mercy. O'Rourke was
shot Nov. a. Wright resisting arrest.
At Dayton Mrs. j. B. Colbrook died
from conclusion OF the brain, due to
a fall from a window a few hours
after celebrating her forty-eightll
birthday anniversary with dinner.
Ohio shoe manufacturers decided
to invest money from their organIza.
tions treasury in liberty bonds.
Athens chamber of commerce voted
to intercede with the war department
TO reinstate Jack Grethen, 27, dis
charged from aerial seivice.
Gallia county farm@rs engaged F..
M. Faulkner as agricultural agent.
Cost Of producing a quart of milk
In Ohio last year was slightly more
than cents, Professor Oscar Err.
department of dairying. Ohio State
University, told the Ohio milk price
commission. This figure is based on
actual costs, as determined by tests
on herds agPregating 1000 cows.
Owlly Furman, owrer of the Ownly
hotel, Lebanon, was arrested by
deputy fire marshal in connection
with two fires found in different
parts of the hotel.
Mrs. Christine PentZ, whose grand.
mother was Il sister IF George Wash.
instons mother, whose grandfather
fou2ht in the revoiutionary war, and
whose father was a soldier in The
war of 1912, died at Springfield, aged
S4 years
Nina Rieney, 4, was burned to
death at her home in Portsmouth
when her clothes caught fire from an
open crate.
Jury at New Lexington awarded
Herman ii. Extine a verdict for $10,-
COO in his suit against Charles Elmer
ForaEer, charging alienation OF tGe
affections of Extinas wife.
Near ottawa, Frank Schirlock,
farmer Fell into a we'll on his farm
and was killed.
Because bottles of whisky found IN
his possession bore labels of The flag.
William Shankland is held ct CAM.
bridge under 5000 bond On q charge
CT desecrating the flag.
Nine people, one a woman. have
taken civil service examination 10
succeed DR.. L. II. Fineirock as post
master at Prospect.
Ray Joiner, 16, was sentenced 10
the Lancaster reform, arm for the
murder of Myron Raymond, wealthy
Middlefeld (Geauga county, recluse.
Saving babies is one OF the big war
tasks undertaken by the womens
committee of the Ohio defense couu-
Gil. Methods to be pursued arc edu-
cation of mothers through literature
and public nealth nurses, medical SER
vice, furnishing of milk TO needy
families, furnishing ice during hot
weather, and so on.
Clark county courthouse. Spring
field, was partially destroyed by fire.
Court records and Jail We're saved.
County Food administration sofa
corn meat SO a pound at a Red Cross
sale at Urbana. One egg was sold
for $500
State Of Ohio will take over private
contracts for reconstruction of II
miles of the National road in Mus
kingUm county, put day and night
forces on the stretch and complete
the highway with the greatest dis
patch. that army motor trucks bein5
sent to Atlantic seaports may use the
route.
Hiram B. Craft, So, civil war vet.
eran, Millersburg, is dead.
Brigadier General Perkins confirm.
ed reports that plans are being made
to enlarge Camp Sherman SO that it |
will hold two divisions
Manufacture of potato -four to save |
millions Of bushels of potatoes III |
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana will be- !
gin soon in beet sugar factories in To-
ledo and vicinity.
Cincinnati police arrested James |
Lawler, who, they say, is the third of |
the bandit trio which robbed the |
Ninth Ward Building association IN
Covington and killed two Of the off.
cials of the association. Another sus
pect, Patrick Kearney, is in custody
The third bandit was killed.
Fairfield county will begin its drive
to fill it's war chest March 25. The
will continue for one week.
The quota has been placed at $20O.,
600.
DR.. Willis A, Chamberlain, profes-
sor of languages and literature at
Denison university, has been commits,
stoned 4 first lieutenant in the signal
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