Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-04


died of heart disease while visiting
at Bluffton, Ind.
Industries of the Steubenville dis
trict are facing labor shortage, due
to the exodus of foreigners.
Fireman Leonard and Brakeman
Wood of Cleveland were injured in a
rear-end freight collision at Kent.
Mrs Carrie Howland, instructor In
art at Denison university, died sud
denly at a sisters home in Granville.
Sheriff E. ]. Knappenberger OF
Crawford county claims he is the
Youngest. sheriff in the state. He's 81.
DR.. H. w. Arndt of Lore City paid
S.. 100 for three Hereford COWS he
purchased from ]. W. Hill. Wapa-
koneta
Charged with murder and attempt |
ed cremation Of his wife in Fremont, |
Tony Elardo, 33, was arrested at
Memphis, Tenn.
Jury in the trial at Youngstown OF
former Policeman Thomas Philioan,
charged ', ,.ih manslaughter, reported
disagreement.
Plans for construction of the new
Grace M. E. church at Dayton have
been approved. The approximate cost
will be $46,000.
Superintendent Wilkins Hawkins OF
the Canton schools was unanimously
elected president of the Ohio State
Teachers association.
In attempting to turn on an cleo
trio switch in Steubenville plant
William Strookla, 35, touched a live
wire and was instantly killed.
Hugh Rohrabaugh, 35, farmer, was
found dead in a field on his farm
near Austinburg, Ashtabula county.
1t is believed he shot himself
Postmastership at Spring Mountain.
Coshocton county, is going begging.
AS no one can be found to take the
lob the office may be abolished.
Union of. the Ohio and Central syn
DDS of the Reformed church was ap-
proved at a meeting of the special
G commissions of the two bodies at
n Tiftin.
q Oil boom in the west has resulted
! in heavy increase in steel mill oper
ations in the Mahoning valley by ere
!. ating an enormous demand for well
!. castings.
v ]. f. Burke has purchased the
. Elyria Chronicle and Evening Tele
gram and will merge the two newspa
= pers, suspending publication of the
If Chronicle.
4 DR. Charles Frederick Wishart o.
:, Chicago was elected president o.
Wooster college by the trustees. He
20 succeeds Dr. ]. Campbell. who re
II. signed recently.
If A giant Wyandotte egg, 71a inche
,s in circumference one way and 81
inches the other way, was laid by
70 hen in the flock of Mrs. John Gilhuly
n, west of Dover.
10 Edward Ness was found guilty a
nj Cincinnati of murder in the first dc
gree. with no mercy recommended, i
T. connection with the death of Williar
ar THE, wealthy baker.
"a w. A. Nichols, 43, of Utica, die
.d shortly after he and S. A. Hulshize
m were found unconscious along coul
try road near Newark. Their aut
N was a short distance away.
.ot Body of woman who apparent
os had been murdered and then burne
% at Fremont was identified as Mr.
M Tony Lerdo, the wife of a fruit deale
Lerdo, police say, has disappeared.
,io. Columbus voters will be asked
,ed ratify bond issue of 81, ,432, ,562 at Il
ro- primary election Aug. IL for the pr
lits pose of constructing eight new scho
ew buildings and purchasing buildil
,ss sites.
and Otto L. Keller OF Dayton was sc
an. fenced to the penitentiary upon &C
,ro. viction of manslaughter in connecti
y.s with the death of DR.. Addison S. Ss
3er. ders, killed by Keller's auto at c
mo- cinnati
,ks At Cleveland Martin Gerbetsch,
,tlv was sentenced to the Ohio penit'
>ob- tiary for life He was charged W
ese killing his wife, Polena, in their hol
o 3 on May 1, and pleaded guilty to S
unq ond degree murder.
who Attorney General Price holds Il
iath the act prohibiting the teaching
the German language in public,
for vate and parochial schools does
apd prevent the giving of catechetical
and strucllon III 'na' ianeu"ee IL oun'
md. schools.
,ele- Farmers and residents of Lovela
600 Hamilton county, formed posse ;
tend trailed two negroes whom they S
had held up gambling game in "
ater- Loveland. One negro was shot
,wer seriously wounded when the pc
than surrounded them.
loss. DIR. William H White of Clevel
eded failed in his final effort to secure
num- instatement in the position of G.
llS.- medical examiner of the state I'M
ared trial commission, from which he
900 ousted by the commission Jan.
ST. 1918. In ruling handed down,
supreme court held against White
,cted Mayor Charles o. Cribbs, go,
erial carawas, was seriously injured W
he fell IL feet from a cherry tree
Ian Canton public school board
,ased spend approximately $1,258,000
ing the school year beginning Sep
ested At Akron. Pietro Caferelli, cha
with with murder for the shooting of
Ileve- trolman George Verne March 9.
S the was sentenced to die in the ele
chair Oct. II.
killed Resistance is being prepared
r, %, city councilmen to the streetcar
nbus increase at Toledo. The fare is rs
ompt- from to cents and transfers
cents each instead of l.
Cen Thomas White was electrocute
Dhone Hamilton when he leaned again
,uugs- cluster light pole.
e in Lon Miller, Sc, farmer, was ]
when he fell from a hayloft il
# has barn near Greenville.
@ gas In an effort to obtain money [
com. crease teachers salaries the
IT the neaut board of education has
mated the departments of nj
as ey- training and domestic SCIENCE
sonard Trustees of the old Cleveland
nation formed plans for tha organizati