Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-14
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Major Ralph D. Cole of Findlay
was promoted to rank of lieutenant
colonel.
Farm sales in Fayette county for
the past three months surpass all
previous records.
Martin Rearick, so, Uhrichsville.
died of a fractured skull received
when hit by taxicab.
Grieving over the death of daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellis Archer, so. Caldwell,
committed suicide.
West Ohio NJ. E. conference will be
held at Findlay the week of Sept 8.
Rev. C, C. Peale announced.
Tony Fusco. SO, rubber worker,
Youngstown, was attacked by two
men and shot twice. He may die.
At Youngstown, S. D. Collette sued
his wife for divorce with the unusual
plea that she be allowed alimony.
A petition asking for annexation Of
500 acres of land west of Alliance was
filed with Stark county commission
ers.
John Evans. SO, Wellsville, was in
jured probably fatally when he fell
from the. crowded platform of an in
terurban car.
e. +. Letter, Pennsylvania railroad
engineer, was killed when he fell off
a caboose on a railroad bridge at
Mansfield.
Miss Margaret Tsenbour. born in
1919, died on small farm near Mans
field. She was a resident OF this
country 81 years.
G. E. Webb, school superintendent
of Geneva. goes TO France to work
among American troops as educa
tional director
Rev. J. Edgar Russell. 50. retired
minister of the northern Ohio con-
ference Of the NJ. E. church, died at
Alliance.
Orville Lee. 10, Of Green Spring,
Seneca county. shot and killed him
self when his sweetheart broke of
her engagement to him.
Miller Herman. 22, Marion. has
been indicted on a charge of first de-
gree murder for shooting his former
sweetheart. Goldie White.
Miss Madeleine Neidecker became
secretary of the Ottawa county Red
Cross. succeeding Mrs. Russell El.
ermy, resigned.
Arlington Ely, q, former aviator
was shot and wounded. perhaps fatal
ly, by an unknown assailant while
escorting his fiance to a dance al
Cleveland.
NJ. L. Finnell, so. grand commander
OF the Ohio knights Templar, died al
his home at Osborn, Green county
from pneumonia. He was a grain
merchant.
Thirty-seventh (Ohio National
Guard) Division will sail from Brest
France, about arch ION, according tC
information received from the wal
department.
Rev. Uri Richards, 93 Oldest min
lister in the northeastern Ohio con
ference of the M. E. church, died al
Canton. His ministry extended over
period of So years.
State. public utilities commission
has ordered the Portsmouth Stree
Railway to discontinue charging ;
straight five-cent fare between Scioto
Vile and New Boston.
The fifth fire in FIVE days was dis
covered in the home, at Wooster
Of Ed S. Wertz, federal, attorney fol
the northern Ohio district. Fire
bugs are suspected.
Kasson Harp met stranger il
Toledo who advised him to draw hi
money ($11 ,000) from the bank as
was about to suspend. Harp gave hi
money to the stranger who placed il
apparently, in tin box. Harp tool
the box home. 1t was then Harl
found that 1t contained three one do
lar bills instead of $1,000.
Filling his mouth full of cinders t
prevent an outcry, three men set upol
Paul Keversan while. he was on hi
way to work in Mansfield and too
from him $1,100 which he carried il
money belt The victim knew al
three of the robbers. who are Slavs
Two Of them were arrested, but tn
third. who got the money. escaped.
Outlook for a large apple crop i
Lawrence county is exceedingl
bright, according to Tronton fruit mer
} F. w Ehrlineh, Ironton merchant
. was made defendant in $4,000 dan
age suit filed by Mayor A. J. Hanno
for the death of his eight-year-old so
who was killed when a sand ban
, caved in on the boy while he wa
! playing in a vacant lot owned b
! Ehrlineh.
William H. Barnes of Orator
seeks 100000 damages from the cit
| OF Lorain and the commissioners c
! Lorain county. alleging that defectlv
/ wooden railing resulted in the autc
. mobile he was driving being precip
tated over a 72-foot embankmen
; Three were killed and three injureS
! the latter including Barnes. who a
: leges that he is permanently disabled
r Ohio is to conduct in June schoc
for the study of tuberculosis fc
! nurses and physicians. The schot
will be held at Mt. Vernon.
! Rev. Joseph A. Speer of East Live
!, pool has become pastor of First Pre-
byterian church, Coshocton.
t Henry Allard is held at Columbu
I in connection with the murder nea
!. that city OF H. r. Day, taxicab drive
d of Lancaster.
e Herman Strasser hanged himse
in Jail at Canton while waiting a
: raignment on q charge OF non-su
e port. He used his belt.
r Ethel Grace. ?. youngest of the
l. children OF Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Grac
+ of Marion. died after eating stryc
r nine tablets which she found on Il
sideboard and ate for candy.
/. Trying to save their new handca
d two section laborers were killed we
O OF Bellefontaine by a fast train. tt
men were Alfred Berger. 3S. father
/ five children; Henry Weimers, 4S,
a ther of two children. Both reside
y Versailles.
I After shooting 10 death Miss Doc
1 White aged % at her hnma in NJ