Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23

Akron, Canton, Painesville and
Willoughby have gone back to central
standard time.
Ralph NJ Geiser, 21, son Of Jacob
Geiser, Lancaster, has been appointed
to West Point.
Veterans at the Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors hCme, Sandusky, invested
$4,000 in victory bonds.
Belmont county grangers will hold
field day at the county experiment
farm, ST. Clairsville, June 10.
F'ifty-four will be graduated from
Bucyrus high school June 13. There
are only 10 young men in the class.
Veterinarians are trying to stamp
out an epidemic Of influenza raging
among horses in Conneaut and vicin-
ity.
Andrew Wing of Marysville accept
ed an editorial position with Farm
and Fireside, an agricultural publica-
ton.
At Logan, George Nash was found
guilty Of murder in the second degree
eor killing of Wilbur Fling on the
night of Feb. p.
Profit OF $500 was made by the
municipal gas works at Lancaster
during last month. Four producing
wells were drilled.
Special election will be held at St.
Clairsville June 10 on a proposal to
issue $65,000 in bonds to establish a.
waterworks system.
! A Uhrichsvi1le man who had not
paid taxes since 1898 on lot paid a
total of $697.47 back taxes. The lot
is appraised at $1,000.
Body of James e. Pitter of Rush
vile, ex-soldier, who was recently
discharged, was found near the foot
of Mt. Logan. Chillicothe.
Fifteen thousand members of the
Columbus building trades council
have declared strike. Recognition
of the closed shop is demanded.
Board Of managers of the Associ
ated Charities, Findlay, is advocating
the establishment of a tuberculosis
| sanitarium for Hancock county.
Wendell Franklin, II, was recap.
tured after leaping from train al
Carlisle while being taken from But
ler county to the Mansfield reforma
tory.
Salaries of Van Vert school teach
ers will be raised if the school board
can obtain the money to meet the in
creases. A bond issue may be nee
essary.
James B. Newman of Lucas county
and William Huffman of Columbus
doing indeterminate sentences fo
burglary of inhabited dwellings,, es
capped over the wall of the Ohio peni
tiary.
Ohio Wesleyan university ha
passed the $S00,00O goal in the dia
mond jubilee campaign for funds t
cover a large endowment and Pre-
vide for an extensive building can
paign.
Parents of Columbus high schoo
boys favor military training in hig
schools by more than five to one, az
cording to results of the referendum
being conducted by School Superb
tendent Fullerton.
Mrs. John Roberts, so, of Johns
town, was seriously injured and he
daughter, Mrs. Thomas McKim, 25, {
Newark, was hurt when an automt
bile driven by Mrs. McKim wa
, struck by train at Newark.
Trustees of First English Luthe
, an church at Lancaster have secure
temporary injunction restrainiD
their pastor Rev. ]. A. Hanning, frol
q entering the church. He was vote
Y out April 27, but refused to leave.
Clifford B. Mccoy, So, for the la
3 four years president of the Ohio Ma
q ufacturers' association and long a
: tive in national and state polite
o died at his home at Coshocton Il
v lowing an operation for appendiciti
State board of administration q
e nounced the permanent appointment
s of Dudy Deetjen of Dayton, to be s
r perintendent of the London prise
+ farm, and Marion Carter of Woo
@ stock, to be architectural draught
man in the engineering departme
V of the board.
t, Governor Cox has issued a procl
/ nation urging that in every subdi'
l. sion of Ohio citizens commit
e under the leadership of the nation
n citizens committee be organized
aid in carrying out program for d.
e mite recognition of what the B
y, Scouts of America have done B.
ID Scout week in this state is June
y to IA.
Is Request for further efforts on pa
e of war patriots has come from F.
is Pearson, Ohio head of the nation
citizens committee, which plans
a honor the Boy Scouts during t
Of week of June 8. Mr. Pearson in /
ID message to the various county les
'e ers said the Boy Scout moveme
N should not only be preserved,
ID strengthened. He pointed out tn
IT the Boy Scouts have rendered notat
It service to the nation during {
world war.
ic A $4,000 bond issue is in prospe
IL at Bellefontaine for increasing caps
". 1Ly OIL WdLOTWOTkS anu 10 luSLdll l.
IN meter system. A vote will be he
Aug IL.
s. John Savchock of East Youngstoy
ii was sentenced to pay fine of 81
ID and serve six months in prison
to the charge of beating his S-year-c
son with chains.
h Peter Regula, 55, farmer, and la
lie est land owner in Jackson townsh
IL committed suicide by hanging at
V. home near Jackson Center, Shell
II, county. Regula is said to have W
ried over the death of a son.
e Oberlin will ask the public utiliti
is commission to compel the Ober
90 Gas and Electric company to furni
te the city electricity at lower re
than at present.
o. Attorney General Price of Colu
lg bus and his assistants examined
or witnesses at a special session Of
or grand jury which is Investigate
Clevelands crime conditions.
y, William Ruemmele, county liql