The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-02
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: OHIO GLEANINGS .
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .

school superintendent OF Erie county
Mrs. Lydia E. Lapman. S5, Youngs
town, was struck by an auto and
killed.
William Weildman, 3, Canton, died
OF injuries received when he fell from
a moving wagon.
O. II. Black. Lancaster, died OF
wounds in France.
Hearing of charges against Eugene
V. Debs, under federal indictment,
was postponed at Cleveland unit.
Sept, 8.
When his airplane fell 100 feet into
the water near East Greenwich,
Conn, Lieutenant A. F. Suthern OF
Cleveland, n naval aviator, lost his
life.
Jesse w. Smith, president Of the
State Elks' association, announced
that the Elks' building IN the Camp
eherman community group will cost
$4,000
Commissioners of Wood, Seneca.
Wyandot and Hardin counties will
meet at Findlay to confer on the ad-
visibility of building a tnbercular
hospital for the five counties near
Findlay.
Several hundred Toledo business
men will work four-hour shifts, after
business hours, in munition plants,
which require 1000 extra men at
once.
Captain Roy E. Layton Of Wapa'
koneta. Auglaize county, has been
appointed adiutant general by Gov
ernor Cox to succeed George Ii.
Wood Layton retired from Ohio ma
tional guard service as captain Of
Company L, Second regiment, with
which unit he served as first lieuten-
mt IN the Spanish war.
At Columbus. Lawrence Stevens,
%, colored, shot and killed George
Ingham, 2S, also colored. Stevens
was arrested later in Madison county.
Mrs Ethna Burkley 80, DAYTON,
watchman at Big Four railroad
crossing, was killed by a passenger
train.
Robert Ludwig, s, of Columbus, was
drowned at Buckeye lake when he fell
from an cmbankment.
Ohio IS TO furnish 2,600 men in the
next call to The colors between Aug.
and Aug. Q. The boys Will assem-
BILE at Columbus barracks.
President w. o. Thompson will re-
main at Ohio State university, he said
in reply to rumors that he hal been
offered and was considering accept
ance of the secretaryship Of the gen
eral board of education of the Pres
bytCriar church.
Presence of red weevil in wheat Is
believed to have damaged the CROP
five bushels per acre in parts Of Fay
cite county.
Fifteen hundred registered men
holding deferred classification at Sid
ney perfected an organization FOR the
sale of war savings stamps.
At a meeting OF the penitentiary
commission with Goveror Cox, for
mer Lieutenant Governor w. A.
Greenlund OF Cleveland, a member,
was appointed chairman, succeeding
DR.. J A Leonard, Mansfield, resigned
because Of i'll health.
Motor truck mail route will be es-
lablished between Columbus and Gin
Passing through London
G. H., Hillsboro and in,
termediate towns. One trip each way
will be made daily.
Finding uf quantity of dynamite |
at large aircraft plant in Salem re-
suited in the arrest of an enemy |
alien after an investigation by de-
partment of justice officials. The
prisoner, a native of Austria, was
lodged in Jail at Cleveland
Clarence Stout, 30, of Mount
Healthy, near Cincinnati. died from
Injuries received when he was
knocked down by an automobile.
Declaring that unless relief is
granted some of the Ohio interurban
companies Will 90 into re-
ceivers hands, the public utilities
commission authorized increased pas
senger fares to IA lines which sub.
nitted arguments before the commits
sion a week ago. The new passen-
ger rates range from to cents a
nile.
Federal government decided def
nitely not to use the Ohio state fair
grounds as an aviation concentration
lamp.
w. L, Atwell withdrew as candi-
late for Republican nomination for
in Eighth Ohio district
A boiler explosion seriously burned
George Statler. George Howard, Ed
ward Hauck and three other work
nen at the Herbrand companys
liant, Fremont.
Five thousand white selects are in
,ludel in the July movement to Camp
Sherman.
Toledo and Ohio Central Railway
company has bought water rights of
IN abandoned quarry at Fostoria and
viii erect a water softening plant.
Representing himself as a secret
,ervice agent, a stranger called at
William Leitz's livery barn at New
lrk, ordered saddle horse. gave
.eitz a $25 check, in return for which
Ie received $40, and disappeared.
Pastor of First Presbyterian church
t Coshocton, Rev. d. c. BOYD, ten
cred his resignation. He will enter
ommunity service work in the Mill
ary camps ever the country.
G. NJ. Price of Cincinnati was ap-
'ointed member of the shippers
committee of the