Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-25
Findlay high school graduatins

church to be erected in Dayton.
Miami Valley Tobacco Growers
association decided to reduce leaf to-
bacco acreage 20 per cent.
Four Serbians were wounded dur
inc fight in an East Youngstown
coffee house.
a couALy build home first" bu-
reau was launched at a meeting in
New Philadelphia.
One hundred and twenty-five sheep
owned by Charles P. Guy, near Marys-
vile, we're killed by dogs.
Miss Verna Busby, librarian of the
Lancaster public library for AZ years,
died suddenly of heart trouble.
Forty-one Dayton boys who spent !
last summer on farms will get prizes
for best essays on their experiences.
Country bridges in Tuscarawas
county are breaking under the strain
of heavy auto truck traffic.
Cleveland fishermen report that the
first lifting of Lake Erie fishing nets
this season has been poor.
Joseph Varas died at Dayton after
being kicked in the abdomen by a
horse.
John II. Johnson, So, farmer, Pleas
ant City, Guernsey county, died Of
injuries received when kicked by a
horse.
Governor Cox approved the Dona-
hey bill, permitting registered nurses,
in the presence of a surgeon, to ad-
minister anesthetics.
Twelve thousand employees Of the
Willys-Overland company, Toledo.
have submitted demands for increase
Of wages and an eight-hour day.
North Dayton community house or
ganization has acquired an 11-acre
tract which will be converted iuto a
playground.
William Sheppard, aged 4, saved
his brother Warren, 2. from drowning
when the latter fell into a barrel of
water at their home in Cambridge.
Representative of ID labor unions
requested the Lancaster school board
to grant teachers demands for salary
increase.
National convention of the Chris
tian church. called off last fall be-.
cause of the influenza epidemic, will
be held at Conneaut April 20 to May 5.
Bucyrus Development company
bought 315 acres of land east of Bu-
cyrus as a site for a new reservoir
for waterworks.
Robert Phillips, 19, Conesville, Co
shocton county, died after being
struck over the heart by a pitched
ball during a baseball game.
Senate passed the F'ederman house
measure appropriating 100000 FOR
the construction of a new institution
for feeble-minded.
Carl G. christensen, &c, streetcar
motorman and discharged soldier,
shot and killed himself before Miss
Golda Bassford at her home in Co.
lumbTs.
Four hundred employees of the Mar.
blehead quarries walked out when
the Kelly Island Lime and Transport
company refused their demand for q
wage increase.
Ironton chamber of commerce an
nounced that the West Virginia Cal
Manufacturing company. employing
$50 men, will locate a plant at Iron
ton Immediately.
indications are that all firemen il
Toledo will quit their jobs unless tn,
city. within the next few days, grant
their demand for a raise of $25
month. The demands we're mad
some months ago.
Campaign will be launched a
Eryria this summer to teach ever
man and boy in the city to swim
George Crossan, swimming director
has been employed to head the can
paign.
Announcement was made that
Toledo brewery will devote it's SO
100000 plant to the manufacture @
temperance beer, and will continue t
operate IT'S saloons in Toledo as 81
cial centers.
State highway department has con
pleted plans for a big road letting t
be conducted on April so, when bid
will be opened for the improvement
: of 64.27 miles OF roadway in 16 couI
ties of the state.
A settlement of the controversy b,
! tween city firemen and city official
at Cincinnati was effected when tn
firemen voted unanimously to acceI
: the terms of Mayor John Calvin, III
der which the men would be reil
stated.
John Paterson, Sc, known as tn
) tree man" because for several veal
t he lived in a house erected in ii
branches Of a sycamore tree, nes
e Midvale, Tuscarawas county, is dea
o He was born in Sweden and for mar
}. years was a sailor.
Ohio senate passed the HughC
!, public health administration bill ar
S the house approved the Lloyd au
? speed measure, both of which a.
n ready for the governors action. tt
Q house passed the Freeman bill, ma
It ing $50 the minimum salary for ell
II mentary and $50 for high scho
teachers
s Killed the first day he went to wol
e was the fate of William Hughes, 81
g of a Portsmouth fire captain, wht
he was caught beneath a cave-in
- clay bank.
q Leslie Bonham, 10, Ashley, Del
n ware county, member of the Gre
Lakes naval training school, W
r killed by fall.
Fourteen passengers we're injure
a. two seriously. while a score mo
le we're slightly bruised and severe
IL shaken up, when a southbound CT
IS cinnati and Dayton traction C
e. jumped the track on a sharp cur
near Mount Healthy and averturne
ID David Hall. 81. soldier, return
10 to New Lexington from France a
IN married the widow of his broth,
I'd who was killed at Chateau Their,
~ Mayor Bair of Mt. Vernon refus
L. to issue proclamation reetoring n
Id NAL time, though directed to do
IL by council.
John Pipos 35, was instantly kill