Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-18
Hotel Central bar, Gallon, opened

jumped INTO clSLern anu was
drowned. She had been in i'll health.
Washington c. H. city council re-
fused request of the local gas and
electric company for increased rates.
Bellaire high school girls will limit
the cost of their commencement
dresses to Sc.
John B. Stanley, 7S, Kent, county
recorder and former member of the
Ohio legislature, is dead.
In his divorce petition, filed at
Elyria, Peter Monovich said his wife
bought AZ pairs of shoes in two years.
Two hundred employees of the Niles
glass works at Niles refuse to work
under the new time schedule.
Carl Weimar, 26, Sidney, was in
jured perhaps fatally when horse
jumped into his motorcycle
William England, IL, Marion, tried
out boat he had built 1t capsized
and he was drowned.
L. G. Shaw of Warsaw was re-elect-
ed superintendent of Coshocton coun-
ty schools for third term.
Edward A. Smith, "a, Warren, said
to be the oldest practicing pharma-
cist in the state, is dead.
S. R. Hefron, Union and Hardin
counties farm agent was elected farm
agent for Madison county
Thomas Hunt, Oxford, farmer, at
tempted to commit suicide by shoot
| ing himself His condition is serious.
George M. Downs, 49, Dennison, an
elder of Reed Springs Presbyterian
church for 68 years, is dead.
Fayette county fruit growers de-
clare the recent severe weather has
not seriously damaged fruit buds.
William Ringhiser, So, committed
suicide by jumping into the Scioto
river at Columbus, following quar-
| rel with his 1andlady.
Mrs. Anna Enoff, 80, Akron, awoke
to find man bending over her bed.
| He shot her three times in the left
arm and left leg, when she screamed.
Charles Auxter 46, Fremont, de
mented following attack of influenza,
wandered away from home. His
body was found in the Sandusky river
Rev. l. F. Jones has resigned as
rector of Trinity Episcopal church,
; Beliaire, to go to Port Clinton, where
he has accepted pastorate.
At Lancaster Roy Arnold, dis
charged soldier, and Harvey Pallum
were injured perhaps fatally when
their auto was hit by a streetcar.
Fire destroyed st. Mary's Catholic
church at Holgate, Henry county, and
I damaged the nearby rectory. Loss
$4,000.
Perry county commissioners have
, asked federal aid to be applied to-
ward completion of the Somerset
Thornville road
. Alliance voters defeated proposals
to issue 100000 bonds for munich
, pal electric light plant and 100000
for public parks and Fairgrounds.
Arcadia (Hancock county, voters
: approved a proposal to issue $4,000
/, in bonds to provide means to obtain
electric current for the village.
r Helen Campfeld, Is, Lancaster,
: died of burns received Feb. 26 when
, coil oil, with which she was trying to
kindle fire, exploded.
I Edwin B. Lynch, assistant United
. State, district attorney, announced
. that 724 army draft delinquents in
!. northwestern Ohio will be prosecuted
S After years of litigation court de-
cision has given Washington c. H.
title for park in the English addi-
/ tion to that city.
Il Put-In-Bay citizens voted in favor
ll | ,,f IL, -
and abandoning the daylight saving
plan.
/ Joseph MALARIA, "a, was found
drowned in bathtub in his rooming
l. house at Cleveland. 1t is believed he
? fell asleep in the water.
I Three armed automobile bandits at
$ Cleveland held up and robbed the
paymaster of the Cleveland Neckwear
+ company and escaped with $1,000.
+ Cincinnati civil service commission
s sustained the action of John R.
0 Holmes, safety director, in dismissing
e four city firemen because they joined
; the fremen's union.
Fire at Bucyrus caused damage es-
= timated at 100000 to the Bucyrus
4SuoOOA NoA1RoAAS PAoAb- 1OAApcA1 IA
fcials announced the plant would be
u rebuilt at once.
l. Florence E. Allen, new assistant
e county prosecutor, won her first case
e when criminal court jury at C1eve
land in the case Of Albert Stair re
IS turned verdict of manslaughtel
10 after an hours deliberation.
s, The schoolhouse at Nellie, a vii
N lage in Coshocton county, was spill
a. in halves by bolt of lightning dur
le ing rainstorm. The teacher, Mis-:
IS Clark, was stunned. and Helen Nc
Nabb, a pupil, beside being stunned
ID sustained bad cut in her arm.
re Democratic state committeeman
ir chairmen of county committees and
rs other party leaders held a confer
re ence at Columbus. Speeches wer'
p. made by Chairman Cummings Of the
Of Democratic national committee, Sen
IN ator Pomerene and Governor Cox
a. The league of nations idea was. up
held.
ID At Mansfield a strike of 500 car
s. penters, building laborers and paint
Or ers brought building operations to !;
y standstill. The men want increased
wages.
0, At Sidney Mrs. Maud Wright, 35
i'd died of shotgun wounds. Her hus
e. band, Charles Wright, is held 70
ce murder, but claims the woman com
mitted suicide in his presence.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Masterson O
Id Newark and their 6-year-old daughte
in were killed almost instantly whel
~ the motorcycle and side car they wer,
,y riding in collided with an auto. nea
Columbus.
le Danger of streetcar strike wa
n. averted by agreement between Ma
e. honing and Shenango officials ant
ed union employees.
en- approximately 100000 worth o
en- property is left to the Y M. c. A
re the Y. W. c. A, Berea college an