Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-21
STATE SIFTINGS


Rural mail carriers of Ohio will
meet at Lancaster Aug. As.
Heat affected glass workers at Bel
laire, several plants closing.
Oscar Thompson, %, was electro
cuted while at work in an lronton
plant.
Gallon carpenters announced a vol
untary reduction in wages from 81 to
80 cents an hour.
Work was resumed at the Lorain
plant of the National Tube company
on As per cent basis.
James Moore, AZ, died at Toledo of
injuries received when his motor
cycle plunged into ditch.
At Cincinnati Mrs. Anna Lucke,
Sc, was killed almost instantly when
she was hit by an automobile.
Five 19-year-old boys, alleged pro-
hibition violators, were fined 500
and costs each at Bellefontaine
Miss Margaret Donnelly, 20, Gin
cinnati, drowned when swimming in
the Ohio river near Coney Island.
Lima council voted to extend per-
mission to the Ohio Electric to charge
1-cent streetcar fares until Feb. l.
William NJ. Helms, 81, SteubenvilIe.
civil war veteran, was fatally injured
when he fell down a fight of stairs.
Miss Mabel Buholz, 2S, telephone
operator, was killed at Toledo when
she fell II stories down an elevator
shaft
The forty-ninth annual Lancaster
camp meeting will be held July 25 to
Aug. 21 w ]. Bryan will speak
July 29.
Through efforts of the Lions club
poor families of Springfield are to be
given outings at Silver Lake, near
New Carlisle
Body of Jacob H. Lill, missing for
week, was found hanging to a tree
near his home, in Pleasant township,
Marion county
Death of Helen Burnish, II, shot
by her brother Walter, 13, at Canton,
was held to have been accidental by
Coroner McQuate.
irwin Steinecker, II, we'll known
| high school athlete, was drowned
while swimming in Otter Place creek,
near Toledo beach.
DR.. H. H. Goddard will be retained
as director of the state bureau Of
| juvenile research, Welfare Director
| MacAyeal announced.
A crop of 34,000,O00 bushels of
wheat in Ohio this year was forecast
in report issued by c. ]. West, crop
statistician for the state.
William Clark, farmer, was killed
by a bull he was trying to tie in a
stall on the E. G. Morrison farm, near
Kirby, Wyandotte county.
Attorney Godfrey Goldsmith, for
mer assistant city solicitor at Cincin-
natl, has been appointed special
counsel to the shipping board.
Body of the man slain in a Toledo
gambling house was identified by po-
lics as that of John Matuszewsk,
alias John Matz, an alleged bandit
Sandusky was chosen as the next
place of meeting by the Ohio School
Employees association. E. w Mason
Of Cleveland was elected president
Mrs. Evalyn Snow was named chief
of the new division of film censor
ship in the department of education
She is a sister of Judge Wanamaker
of the state supreme court.
Residents of Grandin road, Cincin.
natl, succeeded in temporarily en-
joining the ringing of the bell at Holy
Angels church before 10 a. m Sun
days and 9 a. m. on week days.
Kenneth Dewitt Sutter, Is, died in
an ambulance on the way to Mans
field from the farm of his parents in
the northern part of Richland county
as a result of a hay fork piercing
his body.
Frightened, companions said, by
the sudden appearance of the body Of
boy beside him while he was bath
ing, John Drews, II, Cleveland, was
drowned in Lake Erie. The Other
boys body has not been identified.
At Columbus Mrs. Mary Hartman
%, her sister, Mrs. Elsie Beck, anC
Dorothy Beck, aged Z months, were
seriously burned when coal oil poured
into a cook stove exploded at tn,
Hartman home, which was destroyed
by fire.
Work on the Ohio State universit,
stadium will be started at once, i
was decided after a meeting of tn,
university board of trustees. E. H
Latham company, Columbus, wa
| Eha
1881, ,1S0.
L. C. Herrick, director of highway
and public works, announced the an
pointment of Eft S. Smith O
Youngstown as superintendent O
public works, to succeed John l.. Mil
ler, Democrat Smith has been chic
engineer in the highway department
Common Pleas Judge Rogers ur
held the validity of the faulty" ga
ordinance passed by Columbus cour
Gil March 81. The ordinance a
passed by council omitted the word
per 1000 cubic feet" in the claus
which stated the new rates shoul
be AS cents for the first 10000 cubi
feet" etc.
At Macarthur William Crow, 6C
farmer and miner, fell dead of hear
disease.
Robert Hinkle, 40, shoe factor
worker, was drowned in Big 'Walnu
at Reese's Station.
Cleveland police believe foul pla
was behind the drowning of a ma
identified as John Fisher, 54, men
Der of the International Longshore
mems union.
The Goodyear Tire and Rubbe
company at Akron has landed a gol
ernment order for three large dirig
bles and 80 observation balloons fo
army and navy use.
Lima police have started a crusad
against the use of air guns by boy!
following the serious injury {
Charles lanes, IA, shot in the eye b
Stanley n HiSSOme 10