Columbus Dispatch
Columbus, Ohio
Aug 8, 1895
Bowling Green

Arthur Brown, the 16-year-old son of Joseph Brown, died of suffocation in the Haskins grain elevator yesterday afternoon. The boy was jumping into an oat bin when the slide at the bottom was opened to load a car. Before young Brown could escape he was sucked down out of sight. Workmen shoveled grain for about two hours, but it was not until a hole was cut in the bottom of the bin that the lifeless form of the lad was found.

Submitted by Linda Dietz

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Newark Advocate
Jul 2, 1904
Bowling Green

William McIntire, 34, stepped from one track to another to avoid an approaching train and was struck by a train going in the opposite direction.

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Plain Dealer
Mar. 30, 1917
Bowling Green

Mrs. C. W. Sullivan, wife if the pastor of the Methodist church here, died at her home after a serveral weeks' illlness. She is survived by her husband and one son.

Mrs. Margaret E. McCauley, 78, died at Tontogany after a long illness.

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Plain Dealer
June 17, 1917

Bowling Green, Jun 9- Mrs. Charles Miller, died at her home here after a long illness. 

LeRoy Crane, 56, died suddenly.