Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-01
STATE SIFTiNGS


ported missing.
Mt. Union college, Alliance, reports
the largest enrolment in its history.
Greater New York Metal Box COM
pany will move to Warren from New
York.
A. f. Holland is sought by Hamil-
ton police for alleged passing of bad
checks.
American Legion will hold it's sec
ond annual convention at Cleveland
Sept 1929.
At Athens, Mrs. s. H. Bowser,
mother of ive ended her life by TAX
ing poison.
Due to crowded conditions, Alliance
high school will be conducted in half
day sessions.
Banking and business methods will
be taught bank clerks at Akron in
night classes.
Neiss Frost, Sc, was killed instant
ly in fall from tree near PEBBLES,
Fayette county.
George Bobovinch, 20, Youngstown,
died Of injuries received when struck
by falling steel.
Funds to fight vaccination of school
children in Cuyahoga Falls will be
raised in a popular campaign.
Skeletons of an adult and child
were found under house built in
Newcomerstown 10 years ago.
At Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary Anna
Deitsch, S6, died from shock caused
by news of her daughters death.
Louis Hamrock, member of the vii
iage council at East Youngstown, was
arrested on a charge of selling liquor
William Vinegar, employed at the
Big Four mines at 'Longstreth, near
Logan, was caught under a fall of
slate.
Mrs. Emma Henshaw, 81. wife of
Cincinnati merchant. died from burns
received while attempting to light a
gas stove.
Six women we're called to serve as
grand jurors for the September term
of the court of common pleas of Mus
kingum county.
Said to have been despondent over
domestic difficulties, Edward F. But
scha, 22, Columbus, ended his life
with a revolver.
Joseph Rose, Cleveland saloonkeep-
er. was given four months in the
workhouse and fined $500 for viola
tion Of the dry laws.
American Shipbuilding company,
Cleveland, declared an extra dividend
OF "a per cent along with the regular
dividend of 1A per cent.
Lafayette Dennis was killed and
Edward Ayers probably fatally in
jured in an accident at the Vulcan
mine, on Thomas Fork, Gallia county.
Charles Westeubarger, an epileptic,
attempted suicide at his home in Lo-
gan by cutting his throat with a
razor. Doctors say he will recover.
Akron teachers received the third
raise this year. Elementary school
teachers will get maximum OF $4,000
and high school instructors will get
s2.SO0.
Strength OF Camp Sherman will be
increased by 1000 men with the
transfer Of the Third and Nineteenth
infantries there from the Mexican
border
Increase in Cleveland Of 100 per
cent in divorce case filings over pre-.
ceding years is blamed on war un.
rest, women in industry and housing
shortage.
Uniformed policemen will be placed
on the teaching STATS of the Cleve.
land public schools. They will in.
struct the children how to avoid trar.
&c accidents.
Raymond Davis, former postmaster
at Boston, Summit county was SEN
fenced to Atlanta psntentiary for
three years for embezzling $4,000 in
government funds.
Three men attacked Donna Sweet,
IA. daughter OF Mr and Mrs. Orris
Sweet. who reside near the prison
farm, London. Two of the assailants
were negroes. the girl states.
Elton Franks, farmer of Franklin
township. Wayne county, has an ap
pie tree that, 1t is said, bears/apples
of which one-half OF each apple is
sweet and the other half sour.
Her accommodating manner as a
telephone operator endeared her to
the people of West Mansfield, and
during the funeral of Erma McCol
loch the business houses and the tel
ephone exchange were closed for one
hour to honor her memory.
Angered, police say, because his
wife, Stella Parmenaits, 33, of De
troit, was living with another man
Joe Parmenaits. 35, shot her foul
times at her home in Dayton, killins
her instantly, and then sent two bul
lets crashing through his head.
John ]. Stoddart, president Of the
Ohio State Savings association, Co
lumbus, was elected president of the
Ohio Building Association league al
the closing session of it's annual con
vention in Cleveland. More than S0C
officers Of building and loan associa
tons, representing more than $3.50,
100000 in deposits, attended.
John Hunley. 3s, Cincinanti, wal
killed by a train.
That there has been a materia
drift OF laborers from cities back Il
the country is indicated by the fewe
demands for farm help. it is an
nounced by w F. Callander. statisti
-ctau for the state board of agricul
ture
Instead of deciding for itsel
whether or not to push a state con
stabulary bill in the next general as
semhly, the executive committee o
the Ohio Farm Bureau federation ha
submitted the question to the count,
bureaus for consideration.
Sanford A. Corbin, 65, farmer. wa
killed at Findlay when he stepped II
front OF a passenger train.
Department OF justice agents a
Toledo announced that they had dis
covered the formation of a radica
committee Of 10 members.
Cincinnati Yardmen's association
voted TO end the strike in the Cincir
natl railroad terminal At the cres