Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-30


drowned in Mahoning river when
canoe capsized.
Plant of the Anchor Rubber COM
pany, Columbus, was destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000
Joseph c. Gilchrist, 68, former
owner of a large fleet of lake freight
ers, died in Painesville.
Max Bishops, 81, Akron, was killed
when his automobile collapsed while
he was working under it.
Unless funds are provided, Lorain
policemen and firemen will have to
go without their salaries.
City of Canton is bankrupt and sew
eral city departments may have to
close because of lack of funds.
New mausoleum costing $4,000 has
| been completed at New Lexington.
1t contains crypts for Ill bodies.
Norman Hodapp, 4, Columbus, was
instantly killed when struck by an au-
tomobile, whose driver is unknown.
Warren real estate board started
a movement for municipal ownership
of waterworks and electric lighting
plants.
Elyria Daily Chronicle has been
purchased by a syndicate of Elyria
men, who will place Harry N. Blair
in charge.
Mrs. Bridget Mckinney, IS. New
ark, died of grief. Her husband died
two months ago and daughter died
two weeks ago.
Helen Regar, 8, Lorain, was acci-.
dentally shot and fatally wounded by
her brother Julius, 6, who tried to
shoot a penny from her hand.
The board of education of North
Lewfsburg, Union county, has en-
ployed Professor c. c. Taylor as su-
perintendent for another year.
G. c. Martin of Luckey was elected
president of an organization of retail
lumbermen of northwestern Ohio, ef-
fected at a meeting at Findlay.
Horace Cleveland, farmer near
Marysville, was seriously injured
when thrown upon a disc harrow
after team of horses ran away.
William G. Neeper, Brown county
stock dealer, was killed at Elsberry,
near Marysville, when his auto
plunged over a 12-foot embankment.
Three youths, with drawn revolv.
crs, held up the confectionery store
CT William Williams at Akron and
, worth of jewelry.
Three Sandusky men were drowned
as the result of the capsizing of g
motor boat in Sandusky bay. The
dead: William Thuma, "a; Albert
S Hall, 81, and John Lavelle, %.
S Robbers blew the safe in the com
Y pany store of the New Pittsburgh
S Coal company at Hooking, a mining
town north of Athens, and secured
S $3.50 in cash and papers of value.
: John Nichols, As, Lancaster, hanged
i himself at a Columbus sanatorium
4 He tied the rope to a hot water pipe
at the ceiling. He had been at th'
4 sanatorium for treatment Of menta
/ depression.
d At Youngstown three persons wer'
/ killed when switch engine backed
string of freight cars into an auto
r The dead are: Mrs. George Winkel
# Mrs. Henry Eckert and Ruther Eek
G ert, 1 year old.
|. When Frank Kress, milk deale
at Lorain, felt jolt he discovere,
! his wagon had run over the body o
i Wendell Gyuroviski, AZ, who had beel
e murdered. His head was slashe
a after he had been robbed.
S Frank Davis, Jr., attorney, who re
Gently left Columbus to become
It member of a leading Cleveland lay
r firm, has been appointed to the in
= portant post of assistant attorne
r general of the United States
e Trustees of First English Luther
an church at Lancaster have secure
a. temporary injunction restrainin
e their pastor Rev. j. A. Hanning, fror
n entering the church. He was vote
IS out April 27, but refused to leave.
d. A verdict for $4,000 was returne
in favor of Arthur Brady, 13, {
s. Berel, against the Cleveland Ston
ls company. 1t was charged the con
a. pany left blasting powder in a f1el
or near it's quarry. The boy was ser
IN ously burned while playing with tt
in explosive.
in Rev. Robert Browning was arreste
on a warrant sworn to by Willia
Or Alter, a trustee of the Clarksbul
3, Cross county, Christian church. At,
n alleged that the minister entered Il
le church and delivered sermc
It, against the wishes of the board
IT. trustees.
le State fair premiums this year W
run in excess of s84, 500, substanti
IN increase over previous years, N.
id Shaw, secretary of agriculture, a
We nounced Among the attractive pr
re miums are those offered in the catt
ne department, in which the total mont
st is $4,000
d, First degree murder indictmen
re were returned by the Hamilton cou
te ty grand jury against Edward Mes
le Jacob Edinger, Albert Naderman
ed Albert Schroeder, Albert Sanders Al
lg John Smith, charging them with ha
or ing killed William THE, baker, at b
home in Cincinnati.
re- Construction of the $150,000 he
er pital at the Ohio Masonic hon
SIS Springfield, will be started this yes
the trustees decided.
at Barney J. Gillen has been appoir
g. ed chief of police at Warren to
it the vacancy caused by the death
ge Chief Frank H. Flowers.
I'd. Ohio State university is offeril
ty, a two-day course in seed testing, Jul
ed II and II, for the benefit of SCI
c. dealers, purchasing agents of grang
in and other persons and organization
If. likely to be affected by the pure SCI
he law recently passed by the Ohio le
islature.
xn Mrs. Peter Peterson of SandusI
in paid $16 for the word Safe" cabl
Tia collect, by her son with the Americ
re- forces in RUSSIA
After 20 years the Marion scho
board removed the bars against e.
as ployment of married women as teaC