The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-03-29
!: OHIO GLEANINGS :
Observation-Disclosures

a. II. SherretB dled at Dayton iron
a fracture of the skull, which he sur
fered when accidentally pushed on
the rear end of crowded streetcar
Muskingum college at New Cou
cord celebrated tho Slst anniversary
Of its founding with appropriate ex
arclses.
Joe Jones is under arrest at West
Union, charged with stabblng Earl
Henderson al Manchester. Hender.
son Is In serious condition.
Jacob Chr.stiansen. So, farmer, was
killed by a train at Port Clinton. The
horse which he was driving a,so was
killed
Major Smith Of st. Marys, AuglalZe
county, issued an order to the effect
that all loafers, both men and wom-
ell, OF the town will either have 10
work, go to war or go to jail.
Mary Lynch, II, and Mary Stake,
3, died OF burns received when their
clothing ignited from open fires in
their homes at Lorain.
H. Ross AXE, Canton banker, is cir
culating a petition for the Republican
nomination for state senator from the
k-Carroll district.
Hundreds Of fish in the Huron river
near Milan are dying daily. Cause is
unknown.
At Columbus Mrs. Cecilia Alberry.
"a, is near death from two bullet
wounds above her right ear, sustained
when her husband, Ivan Alberry, "a.
an express messenger, shot her in a
fit OF rage, it is said. Alberry is ua-
der arrest.
Angry because he was charged 10
cents Tor bottle of pop. Tom Ma-
ronovitch, a Serbian steel worker,
stabbed and killed Joseph Machanick.
q Slovak restaurant keeper, at
Youngstown.
A number Of Toledo women have
volunteered to plow war gardens this
spring.
Governor Cox appointed ]. l.. Cal
isle, Democrat, Of Greenfield, to sue
ceed e. F. Hcyman, Huron, as a mem.
Der of the state board OF agriculture.
The latters term had expired. Ma.
jor Charles w. Alien Of Washington
c. H.. Republican. was reappointed.
Twenty-Five autos were destroyed
by. fire in Auto Laundry company's
plant at Elyria.
State Fire Marshal Fleming 40.
nounced there would be no fireworks
sold in Ohio this year.
Ten members of crews of a Nickel
Flate eastbound freight train and a
westbGund work trair. escaped injury
by jumping when the trains collided
head-on near Lorain.
Mrs. LIcretia r. Garfield, widow o.
the martyred president, James A.
Garfield. died at her winter home in
South Pasadena, Cal. She was tie
mother Of Dr. Harry A. Garfield, fed
eral fuel administrator, and James
Il. Garfield, secretary of interior in
the Roosevelt cabinet Mrs. Garfield
was enfeehled by age, being ST at her
death. Burial in Lakeview cemetery
in Cleveland
DAlNC 10 Oh ia EAJllNllS COunLy " Ill
100000 war chest.
Agreement between Cleveland milk |
producers, distributors and food al
provides that the retail |
price of milk will remain at cents a
Pint and l3 cents quart until April i.
Walter o. Bigham, Attica autonlo
bile dealer, who was found guilty re- |
Gently of manslaughter after a trial |
Dn charge of killing his wife, Mary |
Edith Bigham, has been granted a |
aew trial.
John Geer, 10, was drowned at East |
Liverpool wleI Re 'ell -ntr the Ohio
liver.
State heath board will enforce rig.
dly in Ohio the anti-blinGness law,
which requires that all cases of ir-
iammatlon of the eyes of new born
nfants be reported to local health
,fficers.
P. Forest, Atha, a brakeman, sued
he Big Four Railroad company for
$4,000, alleging that his neck was
broken four months ago in the com
Jany's yards at Kenton. Atha claims
lie can net move his head
Measles and scarlet fever showed
increased prevalence in Ohio in Feb.
'uary, compared with January, while
smallpox, pneumonia, mumps and
chicken poX decreased and whooping
'ough and diphtheria remained prac-
ically stationary
William Brown, So, colored, was
Tiled by John Daniels, 50, coloreG, in
gun and knife duel in the street in
ront of their homes, in Columbus
IN argument is declared to have
tarted over a woman
Railroad service in Athens county
ras crippled as the result of heavy
aims Several large mines were idle
or several days because of washouts.
Oceola, Crawford county, will build
$4,000 schoolhouse.
At Cleveland Louis Rebando, II,
'alked seven miles to tell the police
is father had murdered his mother.
Trs. Reoando was found dead. The
James Rebando, was ar
ested. Police say the woman was
lain with a fiatiron.
John D. Rockefeller started injunc-
on proceedings to prevent the CGya- ,
oga county treasurer from collecting
lxes on $5,C00,O00 personal property.
Ie claims New York as his legal resi- ,
ence. 1
Dr.. D. J. Jenkins, 45, was killed at !
Is home in Broadway, Union county.
hen his acetylene lighting plant, {
hich he was cleaning in his back |
ard, exploded. /
Ties we're placed on the Big Four i