Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-26
Ohio GLEANINGS

lOuHueu III 1oI1- Inc H6Opl6 DdHh
will be made a West Side branch Of
the Cleveland Trust company. The
combined assets Of the two institu-
tions total $90,0O0,0OO.
James E. Breen of Ashtabula was
elected president of the Ohio Elks'
association for 1920, without opposi-
tion, at the Columbus reunion. Lima
was chosen as the next convention
city.
Five automobile bandits held up
and robbed the Nottingham Savings
and Banking company, Cleveland, of
$4,000.
Middletown will vote on $500, 900
school improvement bonds in Novem-
ber, following a decision by the board
Of education.
GAINESVILLE chamber Of commerce
directors and secretary resigned pend
ing formation of more vigorous or
ganization."
Attorney D. M. Barr, Somerset, has
been made president of the Perry
county health board.
AStIOA was IdhSn ny lIuSI6SS Vi
Mckinley Memorial association at
Canton to increase the endowment for
upkeep of the memorial
Property owners on the Canton
Massillon traction road voted to op-
pose the franchise granted the com
pany.
Charles W. Smith, Sc, Marysville
retired politician and civil war veter.
an, is dead.
Congressman Ben Welty, Lima dis.
trict, announces his candidacy for a
third term.
Canton council, Knights of Colum
bus, will erect $4,000 clubhouse.
F. E. Schelley was instantly killed
when milk wagon driven by him
was struck by an interurban car at
Akron.
School hours have been changed at
Youngstown as a result of strikes
against 4:S0 closing hour, which af
fected half a dozen schools last week
While making arrangements for a
real estate deal at Cleveland, James
F. Kane, 54, of Warren, was drugged
assaulted and robbed of $500, Kane
reported to the police.
Glenn Marshall, 10, and Dewey Mil
Ter, 20, both of Niles, were injured il
a motorcycle accident.
Stung by honey bee in the eye
Orlie Bowman, 80, of Clearport, neal
Lancaster, died within an hour from
paralysis of the heart, superinduced
physicians say, by the sting. He dice
before medical assistance could BIZ
rendered.
Roy We'll. aged IS, a high schoo
| junior, was killed hear St. Clairsvillt
while using his rife to knock peache!
from a tree. The gun was accident
ally discharged. He was hunting squir
rels.
Bandits made a $4,000 haul from
the general store of H. C. Frogley, a
Swanton, near Toledo.
DR.. L. c. Sparks, pastor of the Firs
Methodist church, Newark, for NOR
than II years, will NOT be returned t
that pastorate, it is Stated.
Toledo Gardeners Exchange, charg
ed with price fixing, is forbidden by
temporary injunction from acting a
an agency in the disposal of produce
Fifteen hundred employees at tn
Whitaker-Glessner mill, Martins Eel
ry, went out on strike for a wage ir
crease.
At Canton, Mrs. Belle Norwood re
signed as court stenographer afte
serving for "a years.
Charging assault and battery upo
his 10-year-old son Bob, o. V. Cape
filed an affidavit against Magdalen
Koontz, a teacher at the Vogelsan
school, Canton.
A plan to permit employees to assis
in the management of the business
to be inaugurated by the Proctor
Gamble company, Cincinnati.
Licking county farmers reported tt
first frost of the season.
Twenty car loads of army foo(
we're sold to the public in one day
Cleveland,
A heasse was hit by a train and
| molished on it's return from a funer
at Washington G. H. Driver Frar
| Roberts was injured.
Patrick j. Byrne, coroner of Guy
hoga county for five terms and a
thor of the term safety first"
dead.
James Kennon, 81, has taken out
license at ST, Clairsville to hunt SOU
rel.
Joseph Hammersak, 80, shot a.
killed Steve Sumacz at Elyria in t
presence of Mrs. Sumacz, who W
formerly Mrs. Hammersak. The m
then turned the weapon on hims
and died almost instantly. Suma
boarder in the Hammersak hon
induced the woman to elope with h
last June. Later Hammersak secur
a divorce and Sumacz married t
woman,
Little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. v
liam Bussey, Marion, died from eati
tainted meat.
Grover Gross, 25, Middletown, "
killed by a train.
A. A. King, chief of police Of
rain, was elected president of the Of
Police Chiefs association.
Margaret Longo, 1S, police say, v
kidnapped from her home at Clevela
through the assistance of a won
and forced to sign a legal docum
agreeing to marry Charles Call, a
iected suitor. Call is under arrest
George Methnjva was shot and
stantly killed and George Meaks
bartender, was seriously wounded
Dan Patrick, a Servian owner of
near beer saloon at Barberton.
At New Philadelphia, Miss La
King, 81, was killed in an auto up
- Joseph Smith, so, Marysville, d
5 from injuries received in a fall fl
l a load of hay.
III James E. Mooney, 81, Cincinn
III wealthy business man, is dead
III Thieves at Youngstown robbed
III jewelry store within a stones thl
of the police station and took ]
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