Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-01
James Stetham, As, Wilmington,
was killed by lightning

laire, quart retailing at cents.
William Jones, Newark. was fatally
wounded and robbed by footpad.
Director Phipps appointed II addi-
tional oil inspectors. He now has
total of Is.
Burglars are held responsible foI
fire in the home of Heslino Sitilian
at Youngstown.
Sandusky conference of the United
Brethren church will be held at Blu
cyrus Sept. l3 to 19.
Body of a woman, about 25, was
found wedged between two piles OF
an old pier at Cleveland.
Grace Blanche Johnson, IA, died
at Delaware as the result of Injuries
sustained in an auto accident.
The first grand jury in the state
to be composed entirely of women
| investigated criminal cases at Wau.
seon.
D. c. Hartman was appointed re.
| ceiver for the Kent Hotel company,
operating the new Franklin hotel at
| Kent.
Madison county needs SIS new
homes, according to the report OF
the United States department OF
| commerce.
Hancock county is given fund
with which to establish home for
| the aged in the will of Clayton w
| Ford, farmer.
Ohio Oil company, Ffndlay, de
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of $1.25 per share to stockholders OF
record Aug. 90
Frank Belletti, 7S, died at Youngs
| town from injuries received when he
was run down by an automobile on
| his way to work.
| Four bandits held up and robbed
two drivers for r. E. Ansted. produce
merchant at Toledo, of $1,620 in
checks and money
Cincinnati Printers league, com
posed of owners of 40 printing estab
lishments, has decided to insist on
| a 4S-hour week for employees.
Jefferson Glass company's plant at
Brilliant, Jefferson county, will close
next month, making 300 idle. Wage
/
| Settlement has been reached be
tween the Toledo. Bowling Green and
Southern Traction company and its
employees on wages and working con
| d1tions.
Bounce, a shepherd dog belonging
to Walter Johnson, farmer near
Wooster, saved six head of cattle
| h,,r fn
| destroyed barn.
Cleveland police took seven mer
and four women into custody in a
! spectacular seizure of the steam
yacht Venice. said to be in the serv
| ice of a whisky ring.
| Mrs. Osborn Stevens is recovering
| from bullet wound in the cheek re
ceived when a stray rifle ball struck
her while she was walking on the
| main street in London.
Search for Gratza Barbara, q, who
was abducted from the home of he1
uncle, Orizio Scarfedi, at Akron, by
| three men. has been extended by po
lice to Youngstown, Canton and
Pittsburgh.
Mayor H. A. Atherton of Newark
Democrat, was suspended for 81
days by Governor Davis pending
hearing on charges filed against hin
by the law enforcement league OF
Licking county.
Resources of the 757 state bank
of Ohio June 30 were $1,5O7 1922
a gain of $163, ,699 since June last
year. Deposits during the same
period increased $722,7j5,9S ant
now total $1,1S9, 9,S21 ,842
Joe Cagine, 81, is dead. and Rosa
Coze, p. is held by the police. who
found the blade of hatchet buried
in the skull of Cagine at the girls
home in Akron. Miss Coze says she
was attacked by Cagine.
A statewide cooperative grail
marketing plan is being put into OF
Grafton by Ohio farmers through the
Ohio Farm Bureau federation. ac
cording to- the announcement made
by the state farm bureau,
Vern Swisher. highway inspector
indicted on a charge of forging pay
rolls in connection with the expose
among Richland county officials, was
sentenced at Mansfield to serve froi
one to 10 years in the Ohio peniten
tiary
G Lee Snyder, Republican. OF
Mansfield, was appointed county au
ditor by the Richland county CON
missioners to succeed William F
Fisher, Democrat, who resigned aftel
being sentenced to the penitentiary
for embezzlement.
County Auditor William F. Fisher
collapsed in court at Mansfield wher
Judge Galbraith sentenced him tc
serve from one to seven years in the
Ohio penitentiary upon his plea OF
guilty to an Indictment charging him
with the theft of $2,50O
Miss Audrey Daily, &c, of Colum
:, bus, who was visiting at Racine. near
Pomeroy, was sitting in an automo
bile when a storm broke She was
hurled from the machine and against
tree. Later it was found necessary
to amputate one of her arms.
Freda Hornberger, 8, Cincinnati, is
missing from her home.
GAINESVILLE was selected as the
place for holding the 1922 state con
ference of the Free Methodist
church.
George Kaposky, 50, Lorain, is
dead and Mrs. Louis Borac seriously
i'll as the result of having eater
toadstools, which they thought were
mushrooms.
Body of oliver Walters, 64, was
found hanging at the end of a rope
at Belle Center, Logan county, where
he had been visiting his brother
John Walters.
Two steam yachts, the Venice ant
the Tranquillo, confscated at Cleve
land for alleged whisky running
will be sold.
Harry Ivey, contractor, died a
Chillicothe from injuries received IL
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