Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-23

SOeaAANJ
a new city-county tuberculosis hos
pital
At Warren Mike Gjich, 25, butcher,
was killed when a passenger train hit
his auto.
Sandusky county will get 100000
from the state this spring to help
build roads.
Trumbull county schools during 1919
sold war savings stamps to the value
of $61,34589.
w. f. Smith, GAINESVILLE, was elect
ed president of the Belmont County
Bar association.
Staet will give 100000 toward the
cost OF paving 26 miles of roads in
Montgomery county.
MISS Ella M. Gerberick, II, Youngs-
town, died after accidentally shooting
herself with a revolver.
In a raid conducted by Sheriff
Hutchinson at Akron, II men and 25
whisky stills were seized
Miss Hazel Lumbert, "a, Delaware,
graduate nurse. died as result of
injuries in coasting accident.
Thieves stole liquor valued at 3d.
600 from a private stock in the cellar
OF Mike Bupich at Youngstown.
Youngstown board of education au-
thorized the erection of the new Ray
en- high school, to cost 81 900 900.
Horace C. Ireland, Democrat, will
succeed Sherman A. Murry, Demo
crat, postmaster at Washington C. H.
Industrial payrolls at Youngstown
during 1919 amounted to $50, ,946,
as compared to $84,393,688 during
1918.
George Ogg, 6, and Edrist Ogg, 4,
were burned to death in a fire which
destroyed a frame dwelling atYoungs-
town.
An oil well flowing As barrels day
was struck by the Ohio Cities Gas
company on the Kreager farm in Lick
ing county.
DR.. Harold F. Minshall of New Lex
ington was named Perry county s
health commissioner at a salary OF
$1,000 year.
Joseph Deli, 27, shot and killed his
17-year-old bride on the street il
Cleveland. The girl wife had returned
to her parents.
Jury at Youngstown awarded Louis
G.. Gruber $4,000 personal injur.
damages in his suit against sheet
and tube company.
Rectors from Cleveland, Toledo
Ashtabula and Painesville attended
the Episcopalian institute of the lak'
region at Conneaut.
Appropriations by Mt. Vernon coun
Gil for municipal expenses for the frs
half of 1920 are $4,000 less than TO
the first six months of 1919.
C. K. Bradford, 6S, who formerl
was in railroad service for 40 year
without an accident, was killed Will
operating an elevator in Toledo.
Barn on Allen Chambers farm
near Logan, was destroyed by fire
Three horses, farm implements an
several tons of hay were burned.
George Shay, Cincinnati bushes
man, was robbed on train in east
ern Ohio of diamonds worth $4,000
$100 in money and wearing apparel.
North Baltimore (Wood county, ci
izens hope to reduce the cost of livin
by establishing a $4,000 cooperativ
, store dealing in meats and groceries
Samples of hay taken from farm
t in Sandusky county, where indigo
: tion has killed scores of horses, hay
4 been taken to Columbus by the stat
! veterinary for analysis.
5 Her clothing catching fire while sh
] was preparing her breakfast, Mr.
t Susan Clouse, II, widow, living alon
D one mile east of New Albany, Fran
: lin county, was burned to death
Mrs. Frederick Neidenthal, 4S, {
r Brewster, Stark county, and he
: daughter Christina, 5, died frol
: burns. A lamp, which Mrs. Neidenth;
3 filled with gasoline in mistake fl
4 Kerosene, exploded.
Antonio Bernucci, 80. teller in
= foreign bank at Youngstown, was sht
y and killed on a lonely road where /
e had been taken by three men to pu
= chase some whisky. The tragedy fc
d lowed an argument.
4 State narcotic inspectors have a
rested Miss Edith Grass, "a, Colur
e bus, after a three-months' chase 81
" is charged with the sale of habit-forr
a ing drugs. Police say three Colur
s. bus physicians are involved.
e Akron, Canton and Youngstov
n railway has taken a 99-year lease {
s. the Northern Ohio division of Il
Lake Erie and Western railway. Co
q struction of a s3,O0O,O0O terminal al
e warehouse in downtown Akron
S planned.
/, Only "a out of SO counties have CT
:. lected inheritance taxes under Il
t new Inheritance tax law which b
e came effective June 25, according
p a report compiled by John B. Cassid
member of the state tax commissio
n The total amount collected in the
# counties is $144,205.81.,
g Free competition for delegates fro
n Ohio to the Republican national CO
O vention at Chicago in June was j
if sured through a ruling given by Sc
d retary of State Smith, whose authc
h ity as supervisor of elections is prac
d cally final 1t will make certain
lection of delegates by the voters.
a Despondent because illness plac
a. the burden of supporting the home
b. his wife's shoulders, John Ahanpa, ;
IS Cleveland, committed suicide by har
n ing.
n Mrs. Dora Welch was probably
tally hurt and two others injured
s. East Liverpool when streetc
e. jumped the track and crashed in
t. two houses.
e Republican senators in caucus f
d lowed the lead of the house Repuh
e. cans in agreeing to break the Smi
n l per cent law to give financial reli
a. to cities rather than pass an inco1
tax law.
J. Fire destroyed the Metropolitan
c. and 10 cent store at Bellefontaine.
B. Establishment of new medic
k, journal at Cincinnati is provid
for in the will of the late DR.. R.
rt Holmes, who left $4,000 for that p1