The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-30
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uraIt headquarters from ProNost MAR
shal General Crowder. These men
will be sent TO camp Sept. l-6.
Emory Norris. rs, son of Walter II
Norris, cashier of the Middleheld
Banking company, was drowned In
Mineral lake at AIiddleheld, neal
ChardOn
Ohio Electric Railway company an
nounces that In future the collection
of freight transportation charges will
be on a cash basis.
Fred J. Saal, advertising solicitor
for a Cleveland German daily paper
was sentenced to six months in the
workhousc on charge OF making
seditious uttorances.
H. L. Hammond was elected presi.
dent OF OTTAWA county soldiers and
sailors.
Rov. c. F. Schneider of Radner was
chosen moderator of the Marion Bap-
tist association.
Ohio Newspaper WomenG associa.
tion held its first annual convention
at Lakeside.
Modern Construction company OF
Fremont bid $175,1492O for the con-
tract TO construct 4.59 miles Of pave
ment on the main market road be.
tween Monroeville and the section
line.
William Scarlet, 81, while bathing
at Carroll!on was drowned in 10 feet
Of water One year ago an Older
brother was killed by Lightning while
standing under a tree.
DR.. j. +. Monger OF GreenviIle was
defeated for reelection as Demo
cratic state central committeeman in
the Fourth district by Edward Shafer.
DR. AIolger is state registrar of vital
statistics.
Former United States Senator
Charles Dick won the Republican
nomination for congress in the Four
teenth district by a plurality of $50.
Jealousy is the attributed motive
that induced Mrs. Iva Croft, g. to
commit suicide at her home in Day
ton by drinking carbolic acid
The federal government has made
another draft on Ot'o for an expert
for large national work. The mar
called is Emile +. Watson. actuary
Of the state industrial commission.
lie has been directed to report to rs,
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas B. Love, in charge Of sol
iiers and sailors insurance. Watson
will render actuarial advice.
Captain X. r. Crossen, 40, Company
X, 102nd iuflntry, was killed in battle
in France July "a. He was a physi.
clan and practiced in Athens county
until he went to France.
AS a result of injuries received in
an automobile accident Mayor Ed.
mund F. Moore, &C, of Lisbon, is dead.
Moore, a former newspaper man,
served Is years as postmaster at Lis
bon.
Mrs. Smith Alexander, SO. mother.
in-law of Judge P. L. A. Leighley of
Cleveland, is dead at Marysvi;le fol-
lowing a stroke of paralysis. She was
born in Union county.
In the Fifth Congressional district
The Republican nominee was deter.
mined when the official count gave
Charles J. Thompson of Defiance 373
over Clark Good of Van Vert.
Colonel Albert w. Davis of Nor
walk, formerly commander of the
Fifth infantry, Ohio national guard
at his request has been placed on the
list Of retired officers Of the guard
Adjutant General Layton announced.
Lieutenant J. Allen Kieffer has re
turned TO Findlay from a year spent
in the Italian and French aviation
service He has been discharged for
physical disability.
The Otterbein Guild held its an
nual picnic and Christmas tree at
Bucyrus with the thermometer regis |
tering 100, the tree being filled with
gifts for the girls of the Miller semi.
nary al Simlau, South China, and
they will be delivered about Christ
mas.
j. j, Dauch, millionaire manufac-
turer OF Sandusliy, and his chauf-
feur, Harry Hicks, were instant
ly killed when the automobile in
which they were speeding to Cleye-
land skidded and overturned at a
curve seven miles east of Sandusky. |
Mrs Dauch was seriously injured.
judge Peter a. Berry, Mt. Vernon.
representative Of Knox
county in the legislature and Tow at
-hc head of the securities bureau OF |
the state, may succeed William L.
Finley as chairman of the Democratic |
state executive committee.
Eating poison berries caused the |
death of Mabel. 4, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Thomas, residing |
west of Marysville Three other chill
lren are seriously i'll.
Fred W Norton, aviator and for
mer athlete at Ohio State university, |
missing in action since July |
70, died of wounds in a hospital in
France July 90.
From 200 to $50 moldCrs, core
makers and foundry men employed ir
six industrial plants engaged in war |
contract work at Marion. walked out
The men want 10 hours pay for nine
hours work.
Arthur |. Shull was selected to |
head the science department at Find.
ay college and his wife as head oil |
he history department.
James Burns, 45, committed suicide
At his home in Milford Center. Union
county, by shooting himself in the
lead with a rifle.
Walter Pryor, aged 8, was drowned |
while bathing in the waterworks res
arvoir ut Marion.
Lieutenant Richard Martin, former