Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-15
STATE SIF TINGS

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Harry N. Kennedy, As, Bellefon-'
taine undertaken died of pneumonia.
Scott Young, postmaster at Round
Head, Hardin county, is dead.
Oscar McVey, son of Albert McVey
of Lancaster was killed in action In
France.
Word German was stricken from
constitution Of st. Johns German
Reformed church at .Bucyrus.
Caio fuel administration has sent
another urgent appeal to household
ers to make arrangements for the,
winters supply of coal at once.
Burglars blew the safe of the
Hickey company's store at Canton
and got $4,000 in cash, liberty bonds
and war savings stamps.
Donald Cocheri, 12, Marion, was
shot through the right lung when he
attempted to remove rifle from
shelf. He may recover
Corporals Harry Brauneck and Ben
Stoudenheimer. of Wooster and Pri-
vate Emmett Belle, Shreve, have been
killed III battle
Governor Cox, chairman of the
Ohio branch, council of national de-
Tense, has asked Ohio people to do
their Christmas shopping immedi-
ately
Republicans secured control of the
state supreme court by the re-elec-
ton of Judge R. M. Wanamaker and
the election of Judge James Robin
son of Marysville
Famous bell buzzard," an ordi-
nary turkey buzzard with a bell about
its neck, which for a decade has ap-
peared in Ohio and southern states,
was seen by Charles Mosbarger near
Washington c. H.
Rev. John T. Gallagher, pastor of
Corpus Christi church, Dayton, for
mer secretary to Archbishop Henry
F. Moeller of Cincinnati and at one
time pastor OF Springfield church,
is dead
Closing ban in effect at Xenia dur.
ing the influenza epidemic has been
lifted, the only restrictiong being
that schools remain closed and chill.
dren under 16 are prohibited from at
tending theaters. %t
Commissioners of Crawford, Han.
cock, Seneca and Wood counties
have agreed to meet at Fostoria next
March IS and decide the matter OF
the erection of joint county tuber.
| cllosis hospital
Gored by bull, James R. Schrack
58, farmer, Fredericktown, Knox
county, died of his injuries. Schrack
was leading the bull to water when ii
became enraged. Forcing him against
a machine, the bulls left horn pene
erated Schrack's abdomen.
Arrange for your next years help
now. If you don't there may be none
left for you. That was the warning
issued to Ohio farmers by Thomas
D.. Phillips, farm help specialist OF
the United States employment ser
| vice.
Honor badges, provided by the
state for Ohio soldiers who served on
the Mexican border, are being dis
tributed by Adjutant General Layton
Eight thousand of the badges, which
:. consist of bar with star on eacf
end from which tricolored ribbor
suspend bronze medal, are being
| given out.
Representatives of 40 Ohio wal
chests, meeting at Columbus, agreed
| to recommend to their home commu
mites increased quotas for the unitet
war work campaign next week, aftel
hearing DR.. John r. Mott, directo
general of the drive, explain tn,
needs. for increasing the nationa
quota from s17o,5O0,000 to $3.50, 900,
0e9.
Every rural home in Ohio, excep
In communities that have war chests
will be visited by men on horsebacl
and in autos in connection. with tn,
campaign Nov. IL to 18. This stat,
will be asked to give 15,s0O,0OO t,
the united war work fund Paul Re
we're patrols will distribute literatur
regarding the huge war work cam
paign. They will be followed b,
Sammy auto squads collecting cor
tribtuions. -.
Instruction in bookkeeping TO
farmers in every county of the stat
is planned by the agricultural exter
sion department Of Ohio State UNI
versity. It is the plan to hold on
or more meetings in each count
during January. Representatives G
the internal revenue department wi
attend the meetings and explain meth
DDS for figuring income taxes, in cor
nection with which a need for keeI
ing an account system has bee
shown. = saa
State supreme court may be Gale
upon to determine whether Judg
Harvey C. Smith of GAINESVILLE, RI
publican, who was elected secretar
of state over w. D. Fulton, his Den
ocratic opponent, at the recen
election, can take Office in viel
of the fact that he did not r,
sign his office as probate judge {
| Muskingum county before the eIe,
tion. The statutes provide that
Judge can not be candidate for an
office other than judicial one unles
he resigns as judge.
incubation against pneumonia {
persons arriving or now within th
limits Of Camp Sherman has begul
All arrivals at camp will be inocl
lated against pneumonia and infil
enza by the examining board of th
One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Depe
brigade. Civilians within the cam
will also be inoculated.
Joseph Busek, residing near Unio
Chapel, Union county, committed gu
. eide by drowning in the mill rae
i, near West Liberty. III health an
worry over his son Jay and famil
all i'll, from influenza, is given as th
cause for his act -
Fire of unknown origin destroye
a section of the plant of the Libt
Glass company at Sandusky, with
, loss of about $125,000. Four aut
| matte incandescent lamp bulb BLOWN
| machines, valued at $4,000 eac
were reduced to junk. The plant We