The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-07-12

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Mullins. Lawrence county colored
nonsupport.
Private Anthony NJ. Sherman o!
Sidney died of wounds received II
action In Fra1ce.
Struck by a passenger train at
crossing in Columbus, Homer Franl
lin Thomas, 3S, was instantly klloo
An automobile from Cleveland turn
ed over at Millersburg, badly injur
ing John BARNARD, his wife and son
Bert Bell and his wife and killins
Bells 9.year-od daughter.
Mrs. Isaac Jay, n, who lived alone
IN Greenyille, committed suicide by
swallowing paris green, She was
thought to be mentally unbalanced.
Otterbein college, Westerville, will
have compulsory military training
when school opens in the fall.
Two thousand or moro Ohio selects
in the l5Sth depot brigade, who ar
rived at Camp Sherman last fail
may soon be transferred to Infantry
regiments of the Lincoln division In
| Kentucky
Body of a soldier found hanging
from a tree in 2 wheat field near
Camp Sherman was identified as that
Of Private William Brown of Green
vile.
Assistant Adjutant General ]. +
Gimperling, Ir, of Dayton, was ap
pointed adiutant general by Governor
Cox Gimperling at once rendered
his resignation to the governor to
accept appointment as quartermasteI
of the National Military home at Day
ton. He accepted the appointment
so that he could retire from the mil
itary service with the rank of briga
der general.
Marion county attorneys agreed to
close offices on Friday during the
summer and offer their services to
farmers who are in need of labor
Edward Hazen pleaded guilty to
second degree murder at Elyria and
was sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Hazen was charged with killing his
two small children last September,
when he went from Cleveland to Lo-
rain to seek a reconciliation with his
wife
American Ship Building company,
Cleveland. declared an extra dividend
Of per cent in addition to the regu.
lar common dividend of ~ per cent.
Over 1000 delegates attended the
state Christian EndeavOr convention
at Newark. The convention endorsed
a resolution asking for nationwide
prohibition during the war, and in
GLIDING the period OF rehabilitation
Cleveland was selected as the city to
entertain the 1919 convention. C. r.
Sine, Hamilton, was elected president
of the society.
j. B. Ryan, who mad not been heard
from since 1894 and who had lonc
been mourned as dead by his mother
at Marion, is an officer in the Den.
YER army barracks. He enlisted dur
ing the Spanish-American war.
Three hundred delegates attended
the annual convention at Oxford Of
the Industrial and Mercantile Club
Girls of the Ohio and West Virginia
Y. W. c. A.
Edward Kalbe of Columbus and
John Douglas of GAINESVILLE pleaded
guilty in United States circuit court
at Columbus TO making disloyal re.
marks. Kalbe drew a five-year sell
.ence in Atlanta prison and Douglas
a three-year term.
Louis Mapel, SIS, Columbus Grove
clothieT, died in a Toledo hospital.
Eighty representatives Of Ohio war
chests, meeting at Columbus, asked
he big national war relief agencies,
as the army Y. NJ. c. A. and Red
Cross, in effect, to put their affairs
IN a business basis and to be frank
With the public in stating their pros
)ective needs and methods of comput-
ng financial quotas.
While crossing the tracks at New
lrk in her touring car, Mrs. May Mil. |
er was instantly killed by a passen. |
ger train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schneider OF |
Findlay have received a communica.
ion from the governor, which states |
hat their son Otto has been declared
legally dead" The young man was
IN electrician on the collier Cyclops
When it went down.
Attorney J. A. Shearer of Colum-
,us, former state auto registrar, has
,een appointed secretary of the de,
,artment Of public works, to succeed
". j. Huske of Wellston, resigned.
Secretary of State Fulton announc-
ID the book containing auto license
numbers, required by law to be pub
shed July |, will contain 800 900 num-
Ders, compared with 100000 for all
# 1918.
Joseph V. Hirsch of Dayton was
Elected department commander of
he United Spanish War Veterans at
he closing session of the annual state
at Youngstown
Philip S. Fisher, 72, farmer near
'ostoria, is dead, after being attack
d by an angry bull.
Factory Of the Hickory Carriage
ompany, Cincinnati was destroyed
" fire. The less Is estimated at
100000. Fire Chief Barney ]. Htus-
on suffered 4 broken rib and 1prain-
d ankle when the roof of a shed col,
apsed.
At Toledo Jesse Bice, so, fell from
roof on which he was working and
vas killed by being impaled on a
harp stick.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Dun
an, former executive officer at Kelly
ED, Tex, has taken up duties as
commander at Wright field, near Day
on.