Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-04-21


an operation.
A county federation of churches
will be formed in Fairfield county at
an early date.
Directors of the Marion chamber of
commerce approved the city manager
form of government.
Leslie Wallace, SO, railroad teleg-
rapher, Cincinnati, died from injuries
received in an auto accident.
Body of a man, believed by the po-
lice to be Otis Parker of Mt. Vernon,
was recovered from Lake Erie at
Cleveland.
Gallon council and mayor, after be-
plan for rehabilitation of the munich
pal light plant.
Akron Mornings News, edited by
Mark L. Felber, ceased publication.
The paper entered the morning field
Feb. Is, this year.
Plant of the Ironton Stove Manu-
featuring company, Ironton, was de-
stroyed by fire of undetermined ori-
gin. Loss $125,OO0
Fire at Sandusky destroyed two
large ice storage houses owned by the
City Ice and Delivery company of
Cleveland. Loss $4,000.
Frederick Grassley, Is, died Of
burns received when he started a fire
with gasoline at his home in Grove
City, Franklin county.
Stanley Zalaska, 80, was killed and
two others injured at Cleveland when
the automobile in which they were
riding collided with a streetcar
While driving hearse in a funeral
procession, S. R. Auble, Lodi under
taker, was killed near Medina when
the funeral car was struck by train.
David Orm, so, Lancaster, was
crushed about the arms and shoulders
when he was struck by 2,00O-pound
monument which rolled off a motor
truck.
Perry D. Leavengood was found
dead under a large log two hours after
he had felled a tree on Walter Well
ing's farm, west of Baltic, Tuscarawas
county.
Governor Davis named w. R..
Sprague, former state representative
Of Seioto county, municipal judge of
Portsmouth, succeeding Horace Small,
resigned.
James Quigley, justice of the peace,
Youngstown, was indicted on an en-
bezzlement charge based on the allie
CATION that he failed to account for
fines collected.
Overpowering the night watchman
in each place, cracksmen at Cleve-
land secured a total of about $4,000
from the Carlton Terrace restaurant
and the Hanna theater.
Former Postmaster James W. Hull
Of Millersburg, missing three days,
was found in Killbuck river. He had
attached largeA chunk of coal to his
body to make him sink.
Agricultural market quotations by
wireless is contemplated by Secretary
| of Agriculture Shaw in case the leg
islature makes an appropriation. of
| $40, 900 for expansion of the state bu.
reau of markets.
DIR. William E. Henderson, for %
years a member of the chemistry de-
partment of Ohio State university,
was elected dean of the college of
arts, philosophy and science, succeed
ing Joseph V. Denney, resigned.
A gift of $4,000 to the medical col
lege of the University of Cincinnati
toward an endowment fund for the
establishment of the chair of surgery
and anatomy in the college, has been
made by Mrs. Minnie F. Ransohoff.
Frank ]. Herbert, 27, Columbus,
ended his life by hanging himself
He committed the act during the alb.
sence of his wife. Dependency
caused by i'll health is believed to
have prompted the deed He was a
war veteran.
Mrs. Henrietta Cherzanowski OF
Kenmore was instantly killed and her
husband, Joseph Cherzanowski, daugh.
| ter Helen and a friend of the family
| Adolph Dumbeck, were seriously in.
| jured when an interurban car crashed
into their automobile near Akron.
| Ohio fishermen will have to pay so
cents year to indulge their favorite
pastime hereafter as a result of the
passage of the Emery bill, imposing a
license fee of SO cents and a filing fee
of 10 cents on anglers. Persons un-
der 81 years of age are not affected
| by the bill.
State senate passed the administra.
tive reorganization measure by vote
of "a to 3. The emergency clause
making the bill effective at once, was
adopted 33 to 4. The measure com.
bines state activities into eight de.
partments, with director at the head
of each. 1t has passed the house
Rev. ]. H. Mindling, a Methodist
minister-farmer of Waterford, Wash.
ington county, committed suicide by
drinking poison a few minutes after
he had been turned over to the coun.
ty sheriff in connection with the
death of his daughter Mindlirg ad
mittedd he caused the girls death by
performing an illegal operation.
Body of Miss Marguerite Cook, ga
was found wedged under a cement
stairway of an automobile salesroom
at Cleveland. The woman's skull was
crushed.
One thousand employees of the Wier.
ton Steel company, near Steubenville
voted to return to work after an eight
months strike. They accepted the
open shop.
Four armed men entered the Great
Northern bank at Barberton, forced
all the bank employees and one Gus
toner into the vault, locked the door
and escaped with lib~~ty bonds and
$500 in cash.
Five generations were present at
the golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise, at Medina
Two men were arrested when they
called at the home of Tony Sabelli at
Canton for the purpose, police say, OF
collecting 1000 Sabellii had been or.
dered to get for them. Both men held
| are accused of blackmail