Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-08-27
STATE SIFTlNGS

Goodyear lire and Rubber company
declared 11a per cent dividend on
common stock, payable Sept. 1.
Rev. A. A. Ahn resigned as pastor
of the Lutheran church at Girard to
accept an assignment at Delaware.
Thousands of Catholics from cen
trail Ohio participated in the centen-
nial celebration of st. Mary's church
at Lancaster.
Alexander Pladin, SO, proprietor of
a restaurant in Youngstown, was shot
by a customer in dispute over pay
ment of a meal
Ira Cogan, East Canton, is the new
president of the Ohio Rural Carriers
association. They will meet in Ian
caster next year.
Run down and injured by an auto
mobile when returning from a party,
Montgomery Reeves, s, Dayton, died
later in a hospital
Newark fremen filed suit to force
Mayor Atherton and Safety Director
Pemberton to recruit the department
to its full strength.
On account of inability to get news
print paper the Merchandising Daily
Telegram was forced to suspend pub
Iication temporarily.
Ethel Larson, II, and George Char
ter, 25, were drowned in Miami river
near West Carrollton. Charter died
attempting to save Miss Larson.
c. A. Welch, 49, wealthy farmer and
banker of Bremen, Fairfield county,
was instantly killed when a hay lad
der fell on him, breaking his neck.
Paul Banker, defeated Dayton can
didate at the primaries for the Re
publican nomination for congress
man, is to run on an independent
ticket.
At Toledo the Henry Miller cafe
was held up by three men, who over
powered the proprietor and took $6,-
900 in indorsed pay checks and $3,400
and escaped.
Mrs. Isaac Haver, Newcomerstown,
injured in an auto accident, fore
swore all auto rides. Later she was
injured in a runaway while riding
in buggy.
Toledo streetcar question entered
another phase when it was announced
that a service at cost franchise had
been completed and would be submit.
ted to council.
Fred Barker, Jr, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Barker of Dayton, drowned
while bathing in the Muskingum river
near the summer home of the family
at McConnelsville.
Bonds and securities valued al
about $4,000 were stolen from the
safe deposit vault of the Old For
Banking company at Old Fort, II
miles north of Tiffin.
Administrators of the estate of ths
late Charles Schif1ey, Sandusky, have
filed suit for $45,000 against the Penn
sylvania railroad. Schifey was killed
while working in the yards.
All daily newspapers of Toledo
have increased the price to cent!
copy and Is cents a week by car
rier. An increase also is announced
for subscriptions to go by mail
]. G. Collicott, now vocational di
ceed John H. Francis Oct 1 as gen
ieral manager of Columbus schools
He was elected to a four-year term
George Lawrence, II, son of Rev
DR.. Harvey S. Lawrence, formerl
pastor of the Fifth Lutheran churcl
at Springfield, was accidentally sho
with rife and killed at Ell Pasc
Tex
George Hayden Marsh, Sc, million
aire banker of Van Vert, was foun,
! dead in bed at his hunting camp i
upper Michigan. Marsh was widel
known in financial circles over tn
country.
The number Of members of tn
Ohio Grange in the state the first Q
August was 100000 according to
statement by Organizer C. A. Dyel
This is gain Of 1900 since the frs
of the year.
= Resignation of the II patrolmen o
, the Alliance police force was accep
ed by city council and Safety D
rector Patton. The patrolmen too
I
the city to meet their demands for a
, eight-hour day.
Judge Kent w. Hughes, Lima, on
4 of the Democratic candidates for th
supreme court, resigned the nomin:
8 tion three days after he won it witt
out opposition, giving as his reaso
that he prefers to continue to live i
Lima.
Damage estimated at 100000 wa
done at Toledo by the rainstorn
which foated away great stretche
of city paving, flooded cellars an
a paralyzed traffic. The greater pa
q of the damage was done by floode
3 Easements where merchandise Wa
d stored
B Cincinnati is about 5000 house
short, according to figures compile
by the Better Housing league.
4 Joseph Albeit found the body of a
. infant girl in the canal near MiddI
4 town. The skull was crushed.
q Officers at Barnesville are seekin
a the identity of a boy drowned nes
4 the Belmont county children's hom
Charles Kaufman, painter, browne
< in shallow water in the Ottawa rive
e when he fell while painting a bridg
II Mike Palinski of Toledo, who 10
% his savings when thieves got $4,0(
Ie from an old trunk, can not join b
le family in Poland.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evener
Athens were convicted of making ar
selling moonshine whisky. They wel
"a fined $1,500.
ar Henry Summers, W. H. Powell ar
II H. H. Baker, boilermakers, were
n jured at Lima by an explosion durir
II boiler test.
Five men demolished the jail
Bainbridge, Ross county, to relea.
Leslie Monroe, arrested for distur
~ ing the peace.
O Andrew Anhov, 80, Lorain told Il
:, police he was bound by a man whi
/ a woman beat him unconscious vii
beer bottles