Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

LlH6 dI D0lle valley, NOulc SOuheJ'
Rev. NJ. E. Mohler resigned as pas
tor of st. Johns Lutheran church,
Delaware, to go to Brookville.
Sunday Creek Coal company will
spend 100000 in refitting their mines
at Hemlock Perry county.
Rev. A. w. Stevenson Of Kenton |
has been elected pastor-at-large for |
the Marion presbytery.
Mrs. Thomas Salmon. 80, Delaware, !
was seriously burned when her cloth
ing ignited from a stove at her home.
Dayton city commission received a
report that the city will face short
age of $3.50, 600 at the end of the year.
Huron county farmers say reports
of damage from recent frosts were
exaggerated.
Harry l.. Agner and William c.
Moore were appointed members of
the Union county jury commission.
Thirteen miles of road between
Painesvillc and Geneva will be paved
this summer at cost of $450,O00.
Pickards drug store. Circleville,
burned with a loss estimated at
Sc ,00o
Several score of Cleveland's large
bakers locked ont their employees fol-
lowing their refusal to work nights.
Residents of Harrison, Jefferson
and Belmont counties have formed a
Tri-County Milk Testing association.
Ashtabula home guards will be re-
organized. with many returned sol
diers added to membership.
Fares on the electric lines oper-
ated by the Steubenville, East Liver
pool and Beaver Valley Traction COM
pany have been increased to cents.
Congregation of St. Paurs English
Lutheran church, Sandusky, has
asked Rev. c. F. Mittor. Norwalk. to
become its pastor.
Canton council plans to require
payment of license fee of $50 a year
by soft drink sellers to replace loss
from saloon licenses.
Charging that her husband fire.
quently spanked her, Mrs. Lillian M.
Cricks of Dover has filed suit for di-
vorce.
Charles G, Rube. 54. former county
commissioner, shot and killed him.
self with a shot gun at Springfield.
Melancholy over i'll health is assigned
as the cause.
After stabbing Michael Palombo,
AZ. Italian, II times, his murderers
placed the body on the tracks at
Canton. where yard engine passed
over the body.
Angus cattle breeders from all
parts of Ohio met at Washington c.
H. and organized the Angus Breed.
ers Association of Ohio. o. E. Brad
, flute, Xenia, was elected president.
At New Philadelphia Harry R.
| Born. contractor, was seriously in.
jured when struck on the head by an
) eight-pound building block that fell
: GO feet
Failing in three attempts to end
his life, Bert c. Hamer. prisoner in
the county jail at ChiFlicothe, is at
b. temptingf to starve himself. He re
fuses to eat.
4 Mrs. Barbara Hook, 75, Ironton
/ was burned, probably fatally. wher
her clothing fgnited while she was
] burning paper in the yard at hel
r homo.
= .JourneymTn builders at Youngs
a town went on strike after the build
ers' exchange failed to grant tenta
tive wage increase to craftsmen il
! 10 unions.
c Oberlin council will ask a vote Oh
a a proposal to issue $4,000 in bond.
to provide the city with a plant fol
: manufacture and distribution of elec
4 trfc current, which now comes from
n Lorain.
l. Cap and hat makers to the numbe
of $50. who have been on strike a
h Cincinnati for five weeks, returned t
n work when an agreement was reaches
g between the union and the EN-
S ployers.
Property loss estimated at betweel
= $1,000 and $lOG,GOO was sustaine
S when fire swept the village of Bel
y brook. T2 miles southeast of Dayton
r in Greene county. Ten building
e were destroyed.
Four trainmen were injured, tw
Y of them probably fatally, in a CO
- lision between a work ca and freigh
= train on the Columbus, Delaware an
p Marion interurban line, south of De
S. aware.
n Governor Cox issued at Mother.
day proclamation, asking that SUI
s day, May IL, be observed with al
h prOpriate exercises in all publ
is places. by general display of tn
n United States flag and by wearing {
In the mothers favorite flower"
y Plans were announced at Athens b
a common school and Ohio universit
teachers for free education of th
y 1000 illiterate people Of Athens conl
m ty during the coming summer month
e, Teachers will go directly into tn
d. mining camps.
to AS result of the May day demo.
Is strations. L. ]. Taber, master of tn
" Ohio State Grange. announced thu
"a he would shortly issue ruling to a
le oranges in the state of Ohio that the
charters would be revoked if the
Il participated in any parade or demol
stration displaying the red flag.
I'D Claud L. Lawson. Is, was Stable
te to death at Middletown, and Wendt
s. Stamper, II, is being held on charg
S of murder. The affair, it is said, 70
III lowed a quarrel over a girl
Bloom township, Seneca count,
ie plans to improve five miles Of th
n Marion road this summer State al
er will be given.
"a twenty-five hundred striking en-
ployes of the Toledo Shipbuildin
IN company at Toledo, who walked OIL
t5 last week because so negroes wer
Il, hired, returned to work Neither til
y company nor men would discus
terms Of settlement.
OF Mrs. Homer Fry, 40, died of burr
n- received at her home in Eolmesviil
sn Holmes county.
oy Governor Cox vetoed the eme
gency CITY and school relief bi
30 passed recently by the general a