Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-03-17
OHIO GLEhNINGS

men whom Lydia Marness, %, alleges
held her a prisoner for a day and a
night in a deserted house.
Just as Gladys Poe, IA, daughter of
Jesse Poe, stepped out of her home
at Loveland, she was struck on the
head by a piece of wood hurled 100
feet from an old tree stump that was
being dynamited and was instantly
killed
Robert w. Pennell of Marion was
appointed assistant state prohibition
commissioner by Commissioner Don
V. Parker. Mr.. Pennell has been as
sistant postmaster at Marion for the
past six years.
Mrs. Tony Serejaf, 80, was instant
ly killed at Cleveland when a street
car crashed into an automobile in
which she was riding with her hus-
band and children.
Justice of the Peace B. E. Galloway
of Painesville, who also acts as police
judge for the city, is charged by
d
$500 in the city police judge accounts.
He was sent to jail in default of $3,-
600 bail
Ohio house passed the Brand senate
bill exempting farmers marketing
organizations from the Valentine anti
trust act. 1t now goes to the COVER
nor for signature.
C. D. Gilbert, SO, of Ravenna, SUI
perintendent of the New Waterford
public schools, was killed when run
down by a Pennsylvania train.
A large iron safe in the garage of
Edward Oster at Yellow Springs,
near Xenia, was blown open and
5000 in notes were taken. Entrance
to the building was made through a
rear window.
Keith theater syndicate bought a
site at Fourth and LudIcF streets,
Dayton, for a 81, 1,500. .QOe cheater.
Counterfeit $40 bills are in circula-
tion at Lorain.
Weilsville council enacted an emer-
gency ordinance prohibiting opera
ton of grocery stores, soft drink par
lors, bowling alleys and poolrooms on
Sunday.
Although there were 135 fewer fires
in Ohio in February, 1921, than
during the same month last year, the
property loss was $149,21s heavier,
State Fire Marshal H. A. Dykeman
reports.
Thomas Whalen, proprietor of a
soft drink establishment at Cleve-
land, was held up, bound and gagged
by three men and robbed Of $4,000
worth of jewelry and $2S5 in cash.
Announcement was made that more
men would be employed at the plant
of the Timkin Roller Bearing com
pany, Canton, within the next few
weeks. Officials also announced re-
duction of Is per cent in shop wages.
Lee Fassnacht, deputy county seal
er Of weights and measures, and his
wife were badly injured when their
automobile was struck by car at
Barberton.
Nearly 1000 students are out of
school at Akron, the result of ex-
posure to smallpox, of which there
are a number of cases in the city
Fire destroyed the Kerns-Gorsuch
glass plant at Barnesville, entailing
loss Of $750.000.
Marion Knights of Columbus pur
chased a $4,000 site for home.
Albert Hill, 35, window cleaner, fell
from the seventh story to the roof in
the second story areaway of the
Leader building at Cleveland and was
killed.
Governor Davis announced thai
Harry K Brainard of Ashtabula will
succeed Don V. Parker new state
prohibition commissioner, as police
Judge in Ashtabula.
Fire in the Hotel Vanier, Youngs
town, drove the guests to the street
in scanty attire and caused damage
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Cornelius Brooks, 29, negro, is un
der arrest at Columbus, charged will
the murder of Patrolman Jesse Reall
An important deal in lake shippins
was put through at Cleveland by the
Columbian Steamship company tax
ing over all vessels Of the w. c
Richardson feet. Eleven steamer!
were included in the deal.
At Youngstown three children suf
fered fractured skulls when a mill
truck collided with an automobile
The victims were Mary Polthum,
Virginia Ragner, Z, and Betty Rag
ner, 8.
Joseph Barneo was seriously in
jured at Akron when crushed agains
the walls of garage by heavy mo
tor truck.
Arthur G. Smith, Stark county farm
agent for the last five years, has ten
dered his resignation.
One thousand members of the Obi,
Beet Sugar Growers Cooperative as
sociation, in convention at Toledo
voted not to sign a contract for grow
ing beets until advised so to do b,
the trustees of the organization.
Mrs. Stella Puchalski, mother O
four children, charged with man
slaughter in connection with tn
death of her husband, Charles Puchal
ski, at Warren, was sentenced to from
one to seven years in the Marysvill
reformatory.
Charles Carmack, who shot himsel
at Dover when his wife entered sui
for divorce, died of the wound.
Sleeping sickness fatalities a
Cleveland we're increased to % by tn
death of Rev. Benjamin F. BrinkmaI
julius Gognar, 13, Cleveland, wa
killed while playing with a revolver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Flemin
: were awakened by gasping of a do
; in an adjoining room just in time
: escape asphyxiation in their gas
| filed home at Dennison.
George S. and Harry M. Vincent @
Detroit purchased the lease on tn
Elberson hotel, Bucyrus.
Fifty hogs and cattle were kille
, when Is cars of live stock of Nicke
Plate train were derailed near Ga
Point, west of Lorain.