Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-20
School enumeration gives Defiance

missing from his home near Marys-
vile.
Ray B. Marchand of Alliance has
been appointed American vice consul
at Victoria, B. c.
Faculty members Of Heidelberg
university, Tiffin, have been granted
salary increases.
Lorain defeated at a special cleo
tion a proposed 100000 municipal
hospital bond issue.
Burglars took $500 worth of sNr-
gical instruments from the office of
DR.. M. w. Uberroth, Tiffin.
St. Marys has the distinction Of
being the first city to furnish COM
pany for the new Ohio national guard.
Wesley Phillips, 35, had both feet
burned off when a pot of molten
metal upset at the Simpson foundry,
Newark.
For the second time in its history
Ohio state reformatory at Mansfield
passed the 1900 mark with 1,510
prisoners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frark Hazelschwartz
were injured in a runaway accident
at Findlay. Their buggy hit a tele-
phone pole.
Major James Samson will reorgan-
ize Company X of the 166th infantry
at Delaware for the new Ohio ma
tional guard.
According to M. E. Laird, farm
agent, Huron county wheat fields
have been attacked by smut in sew
eral districts.
John Kidwell. so, Marble Cliff, was
struck and killed by an automobile
driven by C. H. Francis of billiards,
near this city.
First steps in plans to convert Kel
ly Island vineyard lands into dairy
farms we're taken at a mass meeting
of the islanders.
Rev. F. A. Boehnline of st. Mary's
Catholic church, Sandusly, has been
appointed pastor of Church of lhe
Sacred Heart. Akron.
Seventeen-year 1ocusts have infect
ed portions of Greene county and are
doing much damage to young orchards
and other tender trees.
II
William z. Davis, former justice of
Ohio supreme court, celebrated his
eightieth birthday anniversary at his
childhood home at Marion.
Bellaire voters will be asked to de-
eide on an ordinance prohibiting pub
lie meetings without permission. So
cialists have started a referendum.
Theodore Riehl of GAINESVILLE was
elected president of the Ohio confer
ence of Bricklayers, Masons and Plas-
terers' International union at Elyria.
John Walter, 81, a patient at the
Athens state hospital, ended his life
by hanging himself in the dairy barn
haymow, Walter was from Monroe
county.
Andrew Carey, Ironton merchant,
filed suit against the Norfolk and
Western railroad to recover $4,000
for personal injuries sustained in an
accident in 1919.
DR.. Charles E. McCorkle, for three
years superintendent of the Ironton
publics schools, has accepted the su
perintendency of the Kenmore schools
for a term of three years.
Three candidates have thrown Their
hats into the ring for the Republican
mayoralty nomination at Alliance
They are Mayor c. S. Westover, p
c. Leist and Attorney F. E. Hunter.
Thousands of dollars in damage
was done to farm crops in the Whit
field neighborhood, six miles south
west of Dayton, when a terrific hail
storm, lasting 20 minutes, broke ovei
the community.
! Republican state advisory commit
tee urged the Ohio legislature to rat
ify the woman suffrage amendment
and decided to appoint four or more
Republican women to membership or
the advisory board.
A note thrown from a car window
by Ivan Wittibslager, Marion county
soldier, while he was en- route over
seas. led to the marriage of With
slayer and Miss Ruth Brooks of Mill
bury, Wood county, who found the
note.
Cincinnati authorities hope suit
case found in Eden park reservoir
will furnish a clew to the identity o.
the murderer of George Sankey, car
penter, whose body was found in the
lake. Sankey's body was thrown into
the lake, weighted with a suitcase
filed with bricks.
Body of Lieutenant Maurice Kin
! near, 20, former officer in the artil
( lery corps and a junior in Oberlil
} college, was found with a bulle
( wound through his heart in a deserted
! college building at Oberlin. A re
: volver and a letter from a girl wer
found beside the body.
Three central training conference
! for boys Is years old and over will
r be held in Ohio from Aug. 25 to Sept
1, according to an announcement JUS
: made at state Y. M. G. A. headqual
( ters. The northern camp will be hel
l near Aurora, the central camp a
Silver Lake. near Bellefontaine, an
the southern camp at Hamilton
, Parents of Cleveland school chi
I dren have voted, 60,6S7 TO 1855, i
favor of financial relief for schools
] Edward Green, 10, and Georg
: Douglas, 20, colored, of Columbus
: we're bound over to grand jury g
4 Dayton charged with six holdups, i
4 which two Of their alleged victim
we're shot.
j Jury at Van Vert awarded Fran
e e. Ley $500 in his $4,000 su
against the Ohio Electric railway fc
+ injuries received in an accident, du,
/ he alleged, to the company's failur
: to maintain proper signals on
switch.
J. Secretary of War Newton D. Bake
n will be guest of honor and principi
e speaker on army day, June 25, at th
n Methodist centenary celebration /;
Columbus.
n Jacob Federman, father of Stat
If Representative Harry Federman
q Hamilton county, ended his life b
c. jumping into a cistern at Cincinnati
He had been i'll.
Is Cambridge has been selected I