The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-23

storm at Norwalk.
Seven persons were injured whel
Two streetcars collided at Cincinnati
q H. Mayhugh. lirector Of employ
ment OF the Ohio defense council an,
associate federal director OF the Uni,
cd States employment service 4,
ohio. left for WASHINGTON to assis
In organizing the clearance section O
me United States employment serv
ice.
approximately 1000 garment work
ers, who have been on strike at Cleye
land for three weeks, voted TO return
10 work following an agreement &c
arbitrate.
Prize hogs used IN a special nutri
tion test at the Ohio experiment sta,
tion, Wooster, were kept COO, night
and day with electric fans in order
that results Of the experiment will
not be affected by hot weather
Carl Wilson, II, Dayton, died OF
injuries received when struck by an
automobile.
Eight passengers on n painesville
interurban car we're injured when a
section of the Grand river bridge be-
tween Painesvile and Fairport col.
lnpsed, plunging the car % feet into
20 feet Of water in the Grand river
The car collided with a motor truck.
throwing II against one of the bridge
girders, which gave way
Judge Charles A. Weiser, president
OF the Wooster board Of trade, will
request the organization to back a
bill in the next Ohio legislature tc
permit counties to vote to approprl.
ate funds to build a suitable county
memorial for soldiers.
Governor Cox announced the ap.
pointmcnt of President w. S. Scar
borough OF Wilberrorce university as
member Of the Ohio branch, council
of defense, representing the negro
race in Ohio
Forty acres Of brush and trees
were DESTROYED near Napoleon when
fire started by Harmon Tietje, a
farmer, to clear some brush piles on
his farm, spread to five farms ad-
joining.
Third death at Toledo from the
heat was recorded when William
SairSbury, 4j, a driver, was found
dead in his room.
George IIorner, 80, was drowned in
a reservoir near GAINESVILLE He was
The owner of two large stores.
Jewish welfare board will start
erection Of a $4,000 building at Carp
Sherman within the next week
DR.. c. w. Kurtz of Dayton super.
of the Miami conference of
United Brethren churches. died N a
Springfield hospital rom paralysis,
caused by the intense heat
Bodies of Monroe Lebold. 23, AMI
Miss Hope Case, 10, were found in an
stationed inside barn
near Bolivar, west of Canton. TwO
shots had been fired into the girls
body, while n bullet had pierced the
Youths brain. Jealousy on the part
)f LebOld is alleged to nave resulted
n the tragedy
Miss Katherine Patterson Irwin, ,
Ormer head nurse of Miami Valley
hospital at Dayton, lied in France.
where she was engaged in Red Gross
work
y. F. Lauck, ~, retired grain mer-
'hant at BuCyrus, is dead.
At Cleveland Bernard y, Steele, a
roller, diad after falling four floors
rom the bottom Of an elevator in
,uilding where he had been clinging
fter his legs were crushed by tho
ar
Only 81 veterans attended the fifty
econd annual Sherman Brigade at
lansfield. Seventeen members died
uring the year. officers elected in
luded William Dillon, Mansfield,
resident, and p. NJ Redding, Ash
and. secretary treasurer
Wheat prospects are excellent. the
-ugust report of the state depart
tent OF agriculture indicates. With
lreshing well advanced, correspond
nts of the department estimate that
re average yield of wheat per acre
1r the state as a whole will be ap.
roXimately 1872 bushels This should
roduce 34,443,96S bushels. Corn pros
ects declined five points ID the
lonth.
Private Ora C. Cole, Company /,
leventh infantry, was the first Craw-
,rd county boy to sacrifice his life
the world war. Cole was killed in
,tion in France.
Rev. W. A. Werth of Winesburg ,,
as sentenced to two years in the
tlanta prison for violation of the
pionage act.
Professor Charles M. Jacobus, So t
r IS years head of the Ohio Yves. I
yam conservatory OF music, is dead d
Daniel Hale, a miner, aged %, was q
StantlY killed near Nelsonville /
hen caught under a fall of coal r
Rev. Henry n Newell, 49, Metho- r
st Episcopal clergyman, and Henry b
lams, IS, were drowned while bath r
g in the Ohio river at WellsvIlie. q
9TH are believed to have been at o
cked by cramps. t
During the first six months of 1918 n
ported cases of whooping cough in n
lio totaled .6,792 and deaths mum. IL
red 406, of which all but 20 or % ii
,re Of children under years old. a
ly reports, rs yet incomplete prom n
!, to bring the seven months case II
al close to $500 and the deaths "
owe 450 n
When their auto smashed against a
ncrete culvert at Bucyrus, Dear
lxwell. II, of Columbus, and
.ughn Crum of Bucyrus wore killed
d two companions badly injured Il