Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-10-20

Erie railroad forces at Marion are
back to normal strength.
George Johnson, 40, merchant,
Akron, committed suicide
julius D. Mcnamara, manufac
turer, died suddenly at Newark.
Mrs. Lillian A. Brill, AZ. was killed
at Canton when struck by an auto
mobile
September bank clearings at Lo-
rain show an increase of about $780,
900 over August.
Former Judge William H. McGan.
non of Cleveland was found guilty of
contempt of court
A landslide in the inf1rmary gravel
pit at Canton caught Ralph Owen, I,
and crushed him to death.
At Gallon Mrs. Mary Knote, SO,
died of injuries received when she
was struck by an automobile
Gilbert H. Bargar, 20, university
student, was killed at Columbus
when struck by an automobile
Henry w. Billing. 6S, grocer at
Whitehouse. near Toledo, was killed
instantly when struck by an auto
mobile.
Thirty-five residents of Tifin are
included in II indictments returned
by the Seneca county grand jury for
alleged gambling.
Robert Brown. Republican, for IA
years mailing clerk in the postoffice
at Clyde, has received the appoint
ment of postmaster,
Rev. j. A. Long, pastor of the
Christian church at Mt Vernon, has
accepted a call to the Church OF
Christ in Wilmington.
E. E. Smith, so, Straasburg farmer
and former chief of Dover police,
was accidentally shot by his son FL
vim, "a. while hunting.
Cincinnati Fall Festival company
will be incorporated to promote an
industrial, commercial and educa-
cational exhibit in 1922.
George w. Upton, a business man
Of Warren, was nominated by Presi-
dent Harding to be a member Of the
federal trade commission.
Construction of the East Liverpool
to Marietta highway, along, the Ohio
river, will be started within 80 days,
Governor Davis announced.
Athens county officers are search
ing for Lloyd Davis. who is said to
have shot Clarence Pidcock during a
quarrel over a horse trade.
A state conference on religious
work in colleges is to be held at Del
aware. Twelve Ohio educational in
stitutions will be represented.
Lucian Seward, 46, prominent Day
ton attorney, was murdered in his
office at Dayton. Numerous cuts and
bruises were found on the body.
Myrtle Mae Seitz. 4, died at Lima
from burns sustained as result of
her clothing being fired while the
child was playing with matches.
The body Of Miss Florence Keller,
whose father and mother both met
violent deaths, was found in the
river at Toledo Coroner gave a sui
eide verdict
Joe Purzi, 50, preparing to return
murdered in a bunk car at Creston,
Wayne county. He had been robbed
| of about $500.
Pete Patoff. 36, died at Toledo as
result of wounds he received in a
cutting affray in a restaurant. His
alleged assailant, Marion ChoIokoff,
is under arrest.
There were 26 deaths in all from
fire during September, 10 being
women or girls, the state fire mar
shall reports There were 81 deaths
during September last year
Planting of wheat is more than
half done in Ohio. according to a re-
port issued by the agricultural statis-
tician for the state Planting is more
advanced in the northern sections.
All Prospect turned out for a fare
we'll party for Rev. and Mrs L. H.
Hurrilbrink. who are to leave for
their new home in Grand Bay, Ala,
after a residence in Prospect of %
| years.
Three men were killed when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing was struck by train at Colum-
bus The dead: John w Alspach,
As, salesman; Jerry Ward, 4S, and
George Harper. SO.
Preliminary arrangements are un-
| der way to conduct one of the great
est flower shows ever held in this
country at Cleveland next March %.
The show will cost $150.O00 to stage.
Prizes amounting to $4,000 will be
| offered
The 1921 crop of corn in Ohio is
estimated at 150,OO0O 900 bushels by
the state-federal crop reporting serv-
ice. This is 100000 bushels above
| the five-year average. and 10000, 900
bushels less than last year and "a
100000 bushels below the record
crop of 1912
Ohio's public school children are
asked to participate in raising a fund
with which to present Marshal Fer.
| dinand Foch of France a medal and
money with which to erect two fine
high schools in the devastated re-
| gions of France. in a letter to the
| puplS OF the state from Governor
| Davis.
Miss Dolly Madison of Weston,
Seneca county, was seriously cut by
! hylng glass when an automobile in
which she was riding overturned.
Mrs Myrtle Tuft. 81. was burned
| to death in her home at Lockbourne,
| Franklin county. when an explosion
resulted from her efforts to start a
| fire with coal oil
w T~o"man. president of re
| Union Gas and Electric company, in
letter to the mayor and city coun-
Gil of Cincinnati announces the COM
pay will not accept the 35-cent gas
rate ordinance recently passed by
| council.
Three aged men participating in a