The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-20

II. o. Wood. IS. owner Of the 10
'ain Daily News IS dead
George Ross. 10, was drowned IN
the Miami at Dayton by the cspsiziug
Of boat.
Matt Edwards, 81. Of DeGraI. died
OF heart disease while bathing at In
iian Lake.
Miners who went on strike at the
haher mine. west Of BeIIaire. are
bark at work.
Ohio Association OF Humane soci
cites eiectei p. l. Baldwin o.
Youngstown president.
Trustees Of German hospital. Cleve
land, changed the institutions name
To F'airview Park hospital.
state Treasurer Chester F. Bryan
of London has filed his declaration OF
candidacy for a second term.
FoTr newly registered men on the
list OF the Wellston draft board gave
the name Of William J. Bryan.
Fire caused SI2,cC0 worth Of dam
age at the American Gypsum com,
pany's warehouse. Port Clinton
Pythian Sisters Eave been taxed 3
cents member for new Medlar
Pythian Sisters home at Springfield.
Ohio Army of School Samrnies will
strive to sell S1,OOO.OO in war sav-
ings stamps during the week OF June
1922.
Corporal Frederick T. Miles OF Ger
eva and Private W. W. CrosweH OF
Felicity were killed in action in
France.
All controversies between CIeve-
land master bakers and their Ell
plOyes have been adjusted through
arbitration
Union county Republicans zndors-
ed Judge James E. Robinson. Marys-
Vile. as candidate for Ohio supreme
court Judge
William BickeIburger of South
Lebanon was killed in IN explosion
at the plant of tie King Powder com
pany, Kings Mills
Playing with ether children in the
streets. Helen DolsOn, 4. ran into the
Iath of delivery truck at Columbus
and was killed instantly
Robert Donaldson. IS. Of Cteve
land was seized with cramps and
drowned while swimming in Lake
Milton. near Youngstown.
James Gales pleaded guilty az Co
lumbus to charge Of violating ehe
Mann act and was sentenced to three
years in federal prison 1t Atlanta.
Seyenty-five Pythian lodges Il Ohio
are in need Of aid. according to Chan
cellor Norwood. who spoke at the
session of the grand lodge at Spring
field.
A telegram was received by Mrs.
Mary Winget of MarysviIIe sayins
that her son, Mac Winget, Is, died
June from wounds received IN ae,
ton.
Clarence NJ Pierce 81. engineer
died Of heart trouble IN the cab OF his
engine at Climax. Crawford county.
while waiting for another train to
pass
Ninety-eight Young women wert
graduated from the College for Won
en- Of Western Reserve university,
Cleveland. the largest number IN its
history
Lieutenant Kent one Of the avia
tors who few from Fairfield to Indian
Lake park, near BeIlefOnraine. was
bitten by a frightened dog when he
made a landing
Major General Harry C. Hale. con-
mander OF the Eighty-Tourth division
formerly of Camp Zachary Taylor.
Louisville. Ky, has taken command
Of Camp Sherman
Authorities are investigating the
murder Of Angelo RuSgerio- 20 whose
t0fy was fond at brakes Correrz-
near Cleveland There were five bgI-
lets n Ruggerio's body
Youngstown and Ohio River Rail
road company, operating ar f-terur
ban line between Salem and East
Liverpool has increased passenger
fare from TO : cents a nile
OhiO's wheat prospects June I. ac
rOrding to the state board Of asTicuf
ture. were 10S per cent eomDaTef
with the average WELD In June 1917
the prospects were bur IS per cent
A gust of wind caught the bahy
cab OF Mr. and Mrs Walter Teuuy
and caused il to run off the porch o.
their home at Marion fracturinz ths
skull of their T-moRths-OId daughter
Jacob Chidester- so civil war vet
eran. who is dead az his home in lie
chanicsbUrg- was present N Ford-f
theater at Washington when Abra
ham Lincoln was shot By WEkef
Booth
Ohio during April the Ogenins
month Of chiIdrens year. saved ona
more than One-haIf the sEarzet
monthly quota of babies assigned &c
the state 5y the federal government
for the baby-saVing campaign
City and fnteFurban ear zen or
the Stark Electric railway received
increases in wages of from : 70 L
cents an hour. dating from Way I
The agreement rules for one year
The line runs from Salem thrIyuzF
Alliance to Canton
Ohio state fair officials anneIucaC
that Mrs Sarah HUre of Rural Rauts
No l. Lisbon, had been awarded the
prize OK SO for submitting the beH
slogan for this years fair. the las
week IN August Her prize-~fnlins
slogan vas Its Your Fair"
Al Toledo lack Good IS. w4E
placed on trial On the charge ae via
atfrg the Mann act An hour LateT
he had been found guilty and sen
tened to 10 years fmprisonmens-
Registered men in various cfzSse
Of Ottawa county organized tor TN
sale OF var savings stamps. Nor
than Ice men have been aSHsgna
. quota Of $3.50 worth OF stamps each
Representative Ashbru0k uomsuzt