Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-12

Pemberton was destroyed by fire
by defective fue
Ottawa, O.-J. L. Olney, aged 80, has
been Mason for almost 70 years. The
lodge will give reception for him at
an early date.
AFindlay, O.-Rev. c. G. Dunan, Of
Xenia, has been called to the pastorate
of the United Presbyterian Church
here. He is student at the Theo-
logical Seminary there.
Wapakoneta, O.-D. w. Reed, aged
rs, of Buckland, died on the 5Oth an
niversary of his marriage and after
large number Of relatives and friends
had met for the purpose of celebrating
the golden wedding.
Cl0Veland, O.-Seven men were
slightly injured and SO others had mar.
row escapes when trailer on a west
bound ST. Clair avenue car jumped the
track and crashed into a telephone
pole at East Thirty-eighth strest
E1yria, O.-Six persons were badly
injured when Baltimore & Ohio yard
engine backed into an automobile at
grade crossing. The injured are: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Green, two children,
Julia and Harold, and Julius Holden
and Miss Hazel Hiscox, all of Lorain.
Cleveland, O.-One man is dead and
another is in hospital with a bullet
wound in his neck, both the victims
of thugs, who held up and robbed ten
persons The dead man is Joseph
Schreppel, %, who was assaulted by
robbers and stabbed in the abdomen
when he resisted.
Ashland, O.-The names of 700
parishioners, neighbors and other
friends are inscribed in the autograph
quilt which the members of Rowsburg
Lutheran church have just presented
to their pastor, Rev. Charles F. Sher.
III. The names were embroidered on
the quilt by members of the Ladies'
Aid society.
Cincinnati, O.-The fire record fos
Cincinnati during the year just closed
was not quite so good as last year
there being greater number of fires
and considerable greater fire loss. But
in comparison to the record of former
| years the past years mark looks very
| good The reduced loss from fire in
recent years is attributed to the fire
prevention work.
| Cincinnati, O.-The industrial pros
perity OF Cincinnati is clearly indicated
in statistics compiled by the civic in
| dustria1 department of the chambe;
of commerce There were 80 new in
corporations, varying in size from 81,
/ 100000 to $1,000, formed in Cincinnati
during 1916. Ninety establishments
increased their capitalization, tht
largest single increase being from 81.
100000 to $9,O0O,000.
Cleveland, O.-Anv issue of $40, ,0ot
bonds for the building of an addition
to the Euclid high school was awarded
to Seasongood & Mayer, dealers II
municipal bonds in Cincinnati, at {
meeting of the village board of educa
tion.
Cincinnati, O.-"The Legend Of tht
Bell" the famous Zurbaran painting
formerly owned by King Louis Phillip
of France, has been given to the Ar
Museum here by Charles P. Taft ant
wife in honor of the late Charles r
Fowles, of New York.
Findlay, O.-Frank P. Blackford. re-
ceiver for the Ohio Pipe company. hai
asked court permission to declare I
fifteen-per-cent dividend. A DIVIDEND
of IL per cent was declared se2 era
months ago.
Columbus, O.-Rochester, y. Y, wa:
selected as the 1917 convention Gle!
for the American Economic assoc;a
tion, the American Sociological socis
ty, the American Statistical asso.ia
ton and the American association foi
Labor Legislation. which closed join
convention here.
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