Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-03
William Flies, 7s. former chief OF

in TaZelka Brothers butcher shop IN
Cleveland.
Fire destroyed the home of Clar-
ence Finlay, farmer, near Kenton.
Loss $4,000.
Gas well. good for 100000 cubic
feet, was struck at Syracuse, 20 miles
from Gallipolis.
Tiffin women's clubs will undertake
child welfare work on a larger scale
than ever before.
ottawa County Medical society
elected DR.. A. A.. Brindley Of Port
Clinton president.
Joseph H. Mcconnell, 62, Alliance,
director of public service for two
terms, died of paralysis.
Mrs. Mabel Cramer, 46, wife of Will
liam Cramer, committed suicide at
Portsmouth by shooting herself.
York Rider, son of a Gallia county
farmer, drowned in the Ohio river
near Gallipolis while duck hunting.
Girard M. Geisinger, 80, travelling
salesman, died at Youngstown from
typhoid fever contracted in Salem.
A building commission has been
named by court to erect at Findlay a
children's home at cost of 100000.
Three hundred men employed at
the Pennsylvania railroad shops will
be laid off indefinitely at Dennison.
| Kester Leibert, miller, hanged him
| self in his garage at Bellefontaine.
Worry over business was assigned as
the cause.
Burdette Johnson, 2, died of burns
received when she fell in tub OF
boiling water in the home of her par
ents at Canton.
Akron police are seeking ]. Keese
80, who, they say, shot and wounded
J. L. Singleton, 80, following a quar-
rel over poker game.
Two armed bandits held up the
cashier of the Newark shoe store, ir
the heart of Cleveland, and secured
$500. They made their escape.
J. K. Johnson of Gloversville, N
Y, was appointed secretary of the
Lima chamber of commerce to sue
ceed Irving B. Lincoln, resigned.
Government officers seized drug
valued at 100000, said to have beer
smuggled from Canada, in raid a
Toledo. Four men were arrested
Caught in hoisting bucket at tn,
plant of the Continental Beet Suga,
company at Findlay Walter E. Ho
necker, Is, was crushed to death.
While blasting stumps, Fred Myer
and Ottus Douglas, farmers, boil
were fatally injured by premature ez
plosion of dynamite near Gallipolis.
Mrs. Mayme Ketter, PortsmoutA
received by mail postcard whicl
was posted by her brother, Horac
Beloat, at Manchester, nine year
ago.
Incendiarism is suspected in tn
burning of barn containing thor
sands of pounds of tobacco, belongin
to Sherman Day, Ohio township, Ga
liza county.
Civil, Spanish-American and worl
war vetrans at East Liverpool urg
the war chest to surrender $50,oo
balance for the erection of a m,
, mortal building.
Earl Lyndecker, %, of Lithopoli
, Fairfield county, is in a serious col
, dition as the result of gunshot wound
inflicted by hunting companion
) | who fired at rabbit
{ Explosion of gas stove is believe
/. Ito have caused fire in Gavin Brotl
f ers company's dress goods manufa
: turing plant at Cleveland, doing dar
3 age estimated at $175,0 900.
S Lowell Wilson, 20, and Villa
S Rogers, 20, were found dead near IL
: entrance of the Tom Maxwell min
near Crooksville. 1t is believed the
j were either overcome by gas OF we
r killed by delayed explosion.
f Edwin Priest, S, was killed at b
D home in Fallsburg, Licking count
l. when the full charge of shotgun
s. the hands of his 10-year-old broth
passed through his left side. The bo
:, had been playing with the gun.
y Angelic zappsvigna, brother-in-la
r of Vincent Marando, cashier of Il
e Canton Exchange bank, who was mt
r dered while at work in the bank I
d the night of Nov. II, has been &
J. rested by police and is held on ST
picion in connection with the murdt
S, Robert Momen was arrested
p Cleveland in connection with t
'. murder of Henry Thompson. Poll
4, say Momen confessed that he b
t. given Thompson 81 to get sor
s. liquor Thompson, Momen said, fail
e in his quest and then refused to ]
turn the dollar.
e Thousands of Lutherans from CT
i. trail Ohio assembled at Lancaster
j. the dedication of the new Emanl
d Lutheran church, which has been |
n der construction five years. RI
IS John Weenel of Cleveland and RI
e J. Miller of Fort Wayne, Ind, del
cred the dedicatory addresses.
tie Dependency resulting from wo1
o, over the affairs of his Office is
a. lieved to have been the cause of t
6 suicide at Elyria of Justice of t
" Peace George W. Chamberlain,
is who had transacted the business
n his court since Jan. 1 without co
xt mission and whose accounts had be
III | AANO0IASdI1OA~ Wy SldlS c1uIAN
ties.
k Thieves shattered a large displ
y, window of the Lefovitz store, in t
I'll center of Canton, and escaped W
le several thousand dollars worth
furs.
Ii John Coleman, So, of Durbin, w,
of of Springfield, was caught by an E
or freight train on bridge and instan
TX killed. His body was badly MI
lated.
OF Estimates on the Erie and Otta
Is county grape harvest placed the p
19 duction of these counties at o.
IS 1000, 900 pounds, which is within
es per cent of the record crop for Il
district.
up Miss Myrtle A. Thompson, stem
sir rapher, filed suit at Akron agai
m Clyde ]. Eberly, electrician, for s
600, alleging breach of promise.
ty Rev. M. o. Johnston, pastor of
ty Disciple church at Siroh, Ind,