Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-05-04
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From Al Sections Of the Stats

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Painesvilfe.-Ray F. Donnan, prin.
eipal of Perry schools, has been ap-
pointed farm agent of Lucas county.
Alliance. = The Stark county grand
jury has indicted Charles H Cressard,
former secretary of the Alliance lodge
Of Moose, on the charge of embezzling
$1,000.
East Liverpool. = Carl Fritz, con-
ductor. of Leetonia, suffered a COM
pound fracture of the leg when a
Youngstown & Ohio river passenger
car crashed into a work train on a
siding near Lisbon.
New Lexington. = Ernest Rodgers
of this city has obtained a patent on
formula for manufacturing paint
with crude oil By substituting for
| inseed oil Rodgers says he can re-
duce the cost of paint one-half.
| Cadiz. - Cadiz now has only one
Republican newspaper State Repre-
sentative R. R. Beetham has sold the
| Harrison News to II. B. Mcconnell,
owner of the Cadiz Republican and
the Republican will absorb the News
| Springfield. = State health insur-
ance will be one of the subjects dis
/ cussed at the I'D annual meeting of
the Ohio State Medical association,
which will hold three-day session
here beginning May "A.
Sandusky--Charles Ashley of Steu-
ben, an onlooker, suffered his right
leg broken Just below the knee when
a flag pole being erected by employees
of the Baltimore & Ohio at Chicago
Junction, broke in two and fell upon
/ him..
Findlay = Fire at Van Buren,
village north of here, threatened to
wipe out the entire place, and before
it could be checked damage of $4,000
was done.
Fort Clinton. Carl Neiman, 20,
was killed when his automobile turned
over in ditch His neck was broken.
Two boys in the car escaped with
slight bruises
Columbus. - William Zunts, 9, was
killed in an automobile accident while
returning with a group of fishermen
from a day up the river. Five men in
the car with him were bruised.
Toledo. - Being mistaken for Ger
man sympathizer, Owen Green, Is, a
machinist, was fatally stabbed. A
knife thrust in the neck and another
in the stomach are alleged to have
been made by a young Pole, who
escaped. The stabbing followed war
argument
Mount Gilead. - There stands at
Mount Gilead good old grist mill
owned by J. W. Shaffer, which is idle
because the owner can not get help.
He is willing to turn the mill over to
the state at fair low rental.
, Millersburg. = An auto of Sheriff
, W. o. Miller, driven by his son and
occupied by his daughter and Miss
Mabel Horner, and ex-County Commis-
sioner Philip Deitz. turned over east
of here and the last named was in
!, stantIy killed.
Toledo. - Three Mexicans are held
by police on a charge of tearing up
an American flag. The charge was
made by Daniel Scott, a travelling
salesman, who alleges the men held
him up on the Cherry street bridge
r and took the flag off his coat lapel.
: Alliance. = Struck by Cleveland
e & Pittsburgh railroad passenger train
d at Summitville, A w. McMulIin, 80.
0 station agent there, sustained injuries
t which caused his death in the hospital
o here.
n Akron. - Russell Lee shot an6
q killed man attempting to break into
y his home. The dead man was identi-
+ fed at City hospital as M. Nash, ma
d chinist. Lee was not arrested
Mansfeld.-Arthur J. Hout, 81, died
e here of burns suffered when he was
S scalded as he accidentally stepped into
l. vat of boiling water at Pavonfa
gas pumping station.
r Columbus. Francis Howell, 20, OF
4 Urbana, national guardsman, accident
o ally shot himself in the right leg while
n he was on guard duty here. His leg
i, may have to be amputated.
> Amherst. = The Ohio Quarries Co
II has announced it would turn over all
4 its spare lands near it's quarries here
to its employees free of charge in the
garden development plan.
y Ashtabula. = Four hundred thou
: sand stogies and a large amount OF
loose leaf tobacco were destroyed
:, when the factory of the Penn Cigar
y Co. burned here.
u Elyria. The Walther league, oi
u st. Johns Lutheran church, composed
a entirely OF Germans, decided to dis
~ pense with German programs and sub
y stitute American patriotic programs.
i Wauseon. - W. F. Miller, so, auto
~ mobile dealer, of Troy, o., was instant
! ly killed at the Main street crossing OF
I the New York Central lines in this
% village. .Miller's machine was hurled
L. LOG feet.
Oberlin. - Not to be outdone by tbs
'e men in their efforts to show their pa
r triotism for the country, 800 Oberlir
m college girls are ready to take up Rec
W Cross training.
h Columbus = Clinton Cowen will re
ut main state highway commissioner o
~ Ohio, as all judges of the suprem,
court decided in his favor in the sui
le by A. R. Taylor of Findlay, named b,
is Gov. Cox, to oust him from Office
re Cincinnati. = Declaring her nam,
ID sounded too German for one as loya
to America as she, Miss Bessie Sin
r. sheimer, prominent in women's clul
# activities, requested probate court t
change her name to Sensemer.
IL Newark. - Supt- Hawkins reporte,
at that the Woodside school garden, tn
~ first children's garden to be planted
was destroyed by vandals.
Akron. - ALI the resources of tn
1,300-acre scientific farm owned by c
by c. Barber, millionaire match manufat
MT turer, are to be contributed to tn
II. garden and bumper crop movement
rs o. C. Barber announced.
~ Ashtabula. - Rev. DR.. Charles Z
Mcdonald, pastor of the First Pre-.
byterian church, has offered to assis
farmers in their work in June an
to July, and will give his earnings to tn
rs Red Cross.
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