Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-16
Evelyn Hall, 8, Youngstown, was

FRANK II. GamDIe, EepuDllCdHs udo
been appointed postmaster at Van
Vert.
Ernest Grover, II, shoe worker,
was drowned in the Ohio river At
Portsmouth.
Crawford county Christian End2av-
or convention elected Rodger God
frey of Gallon president.
Memorial services for Confederate
soldiers of the civil war we're held
at Camp Chase, Columbus.
For the first time since 1914 TifIin
has a waiting list for appointment TO
places on the police force.
Damage of SIT 900 was done at Co.
lumbus when fire wiped out the plant
of the Cream Fried Cake company.
Findlay city council decided upon
a street improvement program call
ing for expenditure of more than
100000.
Strychnine tablets we're eaten by
Lucille, aged 2, daughter of Leibert
Evans of New Carlisle. She died
soon after.
Mrs. T. o. Mason of Xen1s, ap-
pointed by township trustees, is be-
lieved to be the first woman consta-
Bile in Ohio.
Ben H. Talmage, 45, farmer, Of Edi-
son, committed suicide by hanging
himself to the rafters at a sanitarium
at Columbus.
Jonathan C. Mills celebrated his
101st birthday at his home near Will
mington. He is the oldest man in
Clinton county.
Catherine Wagner, 6, died from
the effects of burns received when
her dress caught fire at school en-
tertainment at Canton.
Robert T. Harris has assumed his
new duties as secretary of the state
tax commission, succeeding George
Gableman of Portsmouth.
Superintendent Gearhart of the
state insurance department has
named Judge c. S. Younger of Celina
as assistant state superintendent.
Burglars stole $1,000 in jewelry
from the residence of Otto Schroeder
Toledo. The loot included a diamond
valued at $500 and three watches.
Miss Anna Wonnell, 20, public
school teacher, was accidentally shot
through the heart while cleaning a
revolver at her home in Hamilton.
Richard Howell, 42, died in the
electric chair at the penitentiary for
the murder of Anthony Skotnicky
Canton detective, over year ago.
All advertising signs along right OF
way Of public highways in Hamilton
county must be removed within 60
days, the county commissioners de,
cided
Using a sheet as a rope, Charles
B. Reese, ~, of Fremont, an inmate
of the Toledo state hospital, hanged
himself from a window of one of the
wards.
Prohibition agents searching for
contraband liquor found nearly SOC
gallons of rare old wines and liquors
valued at $4,000, in the cellar of a
home at Tifin.
Two masked bandits took $3.50 ant
diamond ring valued at S2,400 from
Samuel Miller as he drove his auto
bile into his garage in the rear of his
home at Toledo.
Mrs. Oscar Iroff, 35, a storekeepel
at Youngstown, was shot to death
when two men entered the store tC
rob it. Mrs. Iroff attempted to frus
trate the holdup.
To help pay the cost of the build
ing of new high school at Uhrichs
vile it has been suggested that
bricks be sold as souvenirs from the
old Main street school.
Vice President Coolidge, Governor
Davis and other political notables
will speak June 1S at the unveilins
of bust of President Harding in the
Mckinley memorial at Niles.
Charter form of government wa;
rejected by Canton voters at a spe
cial election by majority of two tt
one. A bond issue of $125,000 fol
park purposes was also defeated.
State Highway Commissioner Her
rick has decided not to award any
more road contracts until the freigh
situation becomes more certain anC
definite. He says he is expecting {
| decrease in rates.
A total of 6,093 Ohio soldiers anc
sailors died from all causes in the
world war from April 6. 1917, to Nov
II, 1918, the adjutant generals Office
officially announced. The figures de
| not include marines.
Fred GRADER, 49,. of Rising Sun
was killed when an automobile in
which he was riding overturned neal
Genoa Charles Null, deputy sher
Tiff of Woodville, was driving the ma
chine. He was seriously hurt.
Second half-million gas well il
three days was drilled in on the Lu
| ther Walters farm, in Pleasant town
ship, Fairfield county. Experienced
gas men say the flow of gas is in
creasing in the Lancaster field
Ralph w. Tyler, 81, died suddenl!
at his home in Columbus. He wal
editor and manager of the Cleveland
Advocate, colored weekly published
| III IudL CITY. DuIluS Lu0 hOOS0fSl
and Taft administrations Tyler wai
auditor of the United States navy.
DR.. John Barber, 20, retired den
tist, died suddenly at Toledo after
being hit by a motorcycle while
walking across the street. The i'm
pact fractured his hip.
Bonds valued at 5000, believed BY
police to be part of the Sz1.OJ0 stole1
several weeks ago from a Hunter
town, Ind, bank, were recovered a
Lima by city detectives.
After sending her younger sister
to a neighbor's to borrow some tooth
ache medicine, Mrs. Ruth Seman, %
of Alpha, near Xenia, swallowed two
ounces of the medicine, dying almos
! instantly.
Anna Deegan Hogan, Is, was killed
| and Donald Newman was seriously
| injured when Newman's car was
wrecked as he hit a telephone pole
at Hubbard, near Youngstown.
Mrs. Barrett Irvine has announced