The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-03-29

shot 10 death and two others werD
badly wounded when nine armed ban
dts attacked members OF a rallroa,
construction gang at Maple Heiiiti
village, near Cleveland The robber
secured $3.50 and escaped.
Court ordered John s. Lewis rein
stated as superintendent Of YounsJ
town waterworks, under mandaInui
proceedings.
Hog cholera quarantiles on farm:
are soon TO 30 instituted, for the flrst
time In Ohio. This action is part ol
Il big campaign being launched fol
the eradication OF live stock diseases
in the state, particlarly hog cholera
and tuberculosis In cattle. The move
ment Is cooperative between the
state and federal governments.
Niles Gelwick of Findlay was killed
In an airplane accident at Ellington
field, near Houston, Tex
F'"e badly damaged the Masonic
building of the community group a,
Camp sherman.
Adjutant General Wood announce;
that the state will give service med.
ais to 5000 Ohio national guardsnien
who served at the Mexican border.
Former President Taft visited Camp
Sherman and presented a stand OF
colors to the Three Hundred and
Thirtieth infantry, composed of Gin.
cinnati and southwestern Ohio se-
lects, on behalf of the Ohio Society
Of MayhaWCr Descendants.
Warren Thomas, Republican Of
Warren, announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for repre.
sentative from tho Nineteenth dis.
trict.
District draft board placed in class
one 200 Jefferson county registered
men, married since the selective SER
vice law became effective.
Three buildings were destroyed by
fire at Middlefield, Geauga county,
with loss estimated at $4,000.
Seed corn in Crawford county is
5000 bushels short
Eastern Ohio miners will erect
headquarters building at Martins
Ferry at cost of $4,000.
Fifty-six boilermakers in the rail.
road shops at Van Vert quit work
Lecause 4 master mechanic refused
to discharge a Bulgarian who, thes
said, made disloyal remarks.
Boy Scouts in two days sold S4,157..
a worth of war savings and thrift
stamps on the streets of New Lex.
ington.
Joseph S. Plant, 16, and Samuel La
binski, both of Youngstown, are lie.
ing held in Coyington, KY, charged
with shooting to kill, following an at
tempted holdup OF j. A. Seissigcr,
proprietor of a general store in Cres-
cent Springs, Ky.
One Of the large military storage
plants to be erected by the govern.
ment this spring will be built at Co
bus. Supplies win come from many
states.
Highest price paid for seed corn
IN Auglaize county was paid at the
sale of William Axe, northeast o.
Wapakoneta, when it brought SIG
bushel az auction.
Dr. A Rhu, Marion, member of the
district draft board, announced that a
number of cases had come to the
board where attorneys had charged
as high as $1,000 for filing out ques-
tionnaires.
DR.. Aston Ellis will resign, it Is
said, as president of Ohio university,
Athens, by the end of the school year.
He has held the position since 1900.
Fairfield county commissioners de-
cided against employing a county
farm agent
Yeggs blew open the safe of the
Union Banking company's bank at
nine miles north of Marys-
vile, aud escaped with $1,000 in cur
rency. $1,000 in liberty bonds and
$500 n cash and stamps.
County fairs will forfeit their right
TO state aid hereafter if they permit
games of chance. paddle wheels,
lewd and vulgar shows, bootlegging
and supplying of drinks" says the
state board Of agriculture.
Forest Carney and Frank Fletcher
were killed and Thomas Newton ard
Ellsworth Raub were severely in
iured when an automobile in which
they were riding was struck by a
train near Eaton. Victims lived in
GAINESVILLE.
Alvin Miller, 60, near Canton, farm.
er and trapper, shot and killed him
self.
Forty-eight per cent Of $500 tests
Of seed corn raised in Hancock coun.
" grew.
Length of the course in the avia.
ion school at o. S. U. has been ex-
ended from eight to u weeks.
Rev. John Williamson, rector of the
Episcopal church. Bellcfontaine, an
lounced the acceptance of call to
lancaster
Because of heavy demands or the
medical profession by the war the
.eveIty-first annual meeting of the
ohio State Medical association, which
vas to have been held in Columbus
n May, has been postponed until Oc-
ober.
Will OF DR. ]. L. Hensley, Baptist
minister of Marion, and former repre-
entative in the Ohio legislature,
limits to S. year his wife's church
contributions.
At Lisbon Edwin L. Webster, a
~.
forth Dakota, charged Jointly with
!. l.. White with second degree
lurder of Walter Saffel of Salem on
he night of Dec &c, was convicted Of