Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-04-05

children during the past month have
bought 4,3S9 thrift stamps.
Andrew Peisler, ar engineer, is I'M
Ger arrest at gainesville, charged with
making unpstriotic remarks.
Rev. E. G. B. Booth, 80, of Della
ware was killed in an elevator CO.
dent at the Methodist Home fer Aged
Under the new zone system of coal
distribution Ohio mines will supply
the states of Ohio. Indiana ard Miclf
igan.
Isaac Barclay Miller, IS, attorney
and former mayor OF Youngstown. is
dead, following a months illness OF
grippe.
Fay Baldwin, president Of the Ohio
Private Bankers association and
whose home was in Greenfield, died
at Cleveland.
Three-year.ol old child of George
Karg of Carey fell into a dishpan CT
scalding water and was so badly
burned it died.
Mrs. William Bailey was instantly
killed at New Lexington when she
stepped out of her automobile in front
of a passing machine.
Professor c. F. Hill will resign as
school superintendent at Osborn to
become superintendent of the Logan
County Ch1ldren's home.
r. H. Lamphere, mayor of Bryan.
IS cited to appear before the dis
trict attorney On the charge that hc'
tore down a liberty loan sign.
Rev. F. B. Ruff, four years pastor OF
First Reformed church. Gallon, has
resigned to engage in the army y.
NJ. c. A. service at Camp Sherman
Harry Jones, colored, was she and
Instantly killed by Russell Hunter.
The shooting followed a celebration
at the Hunter hcme at Newark.
Private Harry Schraud, Cincinnati,
was d~ishcnorably discharged at Camp
Sherman and sentenced to three years
in prison for alleged pro-German re
marks.
Wheat crop prospects for next sum
mer Simply are wonderful" it was
said by Secretary of Agriculturc
Shaw, after trips into various parts
of the state.
Examination, will be held at Lancas-
ter April 16 for the position of post,
master to succeed B. F. Price, ap-
pointed four years ago. The job pays
| $4,000 a year.
Rev. Julian Mayer Of near Port.
land, Ind, has been appointed pastor
of st. Joseph's Catholic church in
Wapakopeta, succeeding Rev. VIZ!
liam Ross, deceased.
A man giving the name of Wade
Mccullough, "a, attorney, OF Xenia
was found guilty at Cincinnati o!
tending to contribute to the delin
Quency of a ~14-year-old girl.
w. w. Durbin of Kenton launche;
his boom for the Democratic nomtna
ton fer congress in Marion, tt:
home town of Congressman John A
Key, who is now serving his thir,
term.
Fire at Rcssford, a suburb of Tc
ledo, destroyed two large apartme1,
houses and damaged eight cottages
rendering IA families homeless. Sc,
en- men an1 one woman were injure
slightly.
State defense council, acting on tn
Columbus war chest idea, has take,
steps to organize Ohio. 1t is planne
to coordinate all the various war az
tivities into one big machine, linke
Up through the state with the fede-i
government.
Harvey Willis, private at Cam
Sherman, died in the hospital e
Portsmouth as the result of a oulie
wound in his head. Henry Hammi
is in Jail, charged with the shootin;
Police were told Ha1mis found W;
lis in his home.
Firemen carried two women an
five mon down ladders from a bur
ing rooming house at Toledo. Twent
others, almost trapped by the fame
| rushed through the fire. Sever;
, were injured slightly. A gas expI
sion in the basement started the liz
Arrest of Harry Henne, jeweler
Troy, OF the charge of assault, va
caused by G.. T. Thomas, attorne
HeEne is charged with striking ii
plaintiff when he went into Henne
: place of business to collect a not
In a counter claim Thomas is accuse
!, of threats to stab and shoot the d
ii PENDANT.
Distribution of flour and sugar
Ohio will be put on a card syste
: basis. The object is to protect di
tributors, retailers and large consu1
: ers by working out for each a fair {
lotment OF two commodities of whic
there is a shortage. The plan WI
agreed upon at a meeting in c
lumbus.
Harry Cowdry, main witness in Il
Ease in which Mrs. Belle Wardlo
was found guilty Of the first degr
murder of her husband by poisonir
near Hamilton, was himself arrest,
# in connection with the murder
complaint OF a Dayton sister of Il
late Mr.. Wardlow, for whom Co
dry formerly worked.
Hamilton county was the first
t Ohio to o the L 1000, 900 mark
n war savings stamps sales, accordil
: to a letter received from State Dire
tor H. P. Wolfe.
a Grand tax duplicate of Ohio f
1917 is $8,547, ole, $50, compared wi
K $7,697,63O,232 in 1916, a gain for 19
of $S40,416,42S, a growth of almo
double that of 1916.
Charles Davis, Al, a restaurant
orator at Milford Center, is under
It rest, charged with attempting to X
IS his wife. Domestic troubles are ST
j posed to be the cause. The WON.
was shot in The head and hand.
r At Gallon Joseph Riester, rs, di
d of pneumonia "a hours after the dea
If CT his wife.
Five business men of Delphos, .
d len county, accused of pro-Germs
ism, hunted out by a volunte
d vigilance committee Of 400 men a
ig so women and forced to publicly
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