The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-05-31
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Clarence II. Wilton OF Detroit I'm
going to buy liberty bonds with the
money" said Winton.
Continental Sugar company is
bringing to Hancock county 500 Mex
leans, who will be employed in the
sugar beat fields
Ray Showers, 26, married, former
resident Of Marion, Is dead of gun
snot wounds at Butte, Mont. He was
q gunsmith and was killed when eX'
amining a rife.
Striking carpenters at East Liver
pool received a wage increase.
While crossing the street leading
TO church, where she expected to at
tend services, Miss Flora Downs, AZ,
Mansfield, was knocked down by an
automobile and killed
Ialeski, for the first time in its his
tory, voted dry by vote of 62 to 52,
putting out of business the only sa-
loon in Vinton county.
Peter W Weber, 49, of Gallon, de-
nies that Colonel John Conway Of Ca
diz is the only survivor of the Mex
ican war in Ohio. For years Mr.
! Weber has been receiving a Mexican
war pension, having been in the en-
tire campaign under General Zachary
Taylor.
Clarence Duffy, 10, fell into poo!
at Alliance and was drowned.
Women's Red Cross work valued
at S549,205.27 was shipped to the Lake
division warehouses during April by
Red Cross chapters in Ohio. Indiana
/ and Kentucky, Carl w. Fuller, direc.
tor of the divisions bureau of sup
lies announced.
From tile fuel administration for
Ohio comes the warning that delivery
Of both bituminous (soft and anthra
cite (hardD coal may be prohibited in
many counties of the state during the
coming fall where wood supply is
/ available.
Rev. William S. Harpster of Co
! lumbus has been selected to manage
/ the Marion county dry campaign.
Harry Eagle was killed at Spring
! field when a motor fire truck struck
! The motorcycle he was riding.
Walter and John Dickinson and
Amos Brady were struck by train
at a grade crossing in Marion. The
! Dickinsons suffered broken hips and
/ internal injuries and Brady a broken
! arm.
Graves of heroes OF six wars will
0e decorated at Bucyrus Memorial
/ lay. Five Revolutionary war heroes
are buried there.
RAYMOND A. Zechiel OF Dayton. 10,
sophomore student in arts at Ohio
State university, was drowned while
bathing in the Olentangy river at Co.
I .umbus. Two of his associates had
narrow escapes when they tried to
save him.
Charged with holding up produc-
ion of war munitions John Galley, a
/ German subject and foreman of d
large Cleveland factory engaged i'll
manufacturing gun forgings for the
government, was placed in Jail to
await probable internment.
Luther Gifin of Springfield was
dilled in action in France.
One hundred and fifty high school
,irls at Alliance have begun military
lrill, to be held three mornings a
week, under direction of a drillmas-
! er.
Ohio Cities Gas company and Forb-
.ng Brothers are starting oil wells in
he eastern Knox county fields.
To help relieve freight car short
age an auto truck left Mt. Vernon for
Chicago with several castings.
William Jacobs, 2S, and Fred Small
ey, 81, were severely injured near
Bucyrus when their auto was struck
0y train.
American Ship Building company's
employees at Lorain will receive wage
( Increases of 20 per cent and upward
iating from April l under an agree
nent just reached.
Ashtabula has women conductors
IN streetcars.
Representative Welty's bill looking
oward the construction of barge
ANAL connecting Lake Erie and the
Ohio river, via Cincinnati and To-
edo, with a branch extending from
Defiance through northern Indiana to
Lake Michigan at Chicago, has been
reported favorably to the house.
Governor Cox issued a proclama-
ion urging support of the Red Cross.
Ohio's quota is $6,400,000
W. l., Matthias of Johnstown, Lick
ing county, was killed in action at
the French front.
Archie r. Yoder, leader in the Men
lonite church and member of the
school board at Spring Hill, Cham
paign county, was held under $4,000
bond on disloyalty charge.
Charles A Otis, president Of the
Cleveland chamber of commerce, has
been appointed by the war industries
board to make survey OF industrial
resources of the country.
Heart trouble caused the sudden
death OF Charles J. Mckee, an attor.
ney and building association official
at Dayton.
An unidentified white man of about
90 was found floating in thu Mus
lIingum river at Marietta.
John Wolf, 8, Sandusky, was
drowned in Mills creek when he fell
from boat while fishing.
At Cleveland Mrs. Carl Mayer. 2S
and Miss Catherine Mavin, 80, were
killed, and Mrs. Pearl Santa, 80, was
fatally injured, when an interurban
car hit their auto.
John Torok and Joseph Frank were
killed when their auto crashed into q
passenger train at Martins Ferry.