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

Loss 100000.
Russell G. Frants of Akron was
elected treasurer of Heidelberg uni
versity, Tiffin.
Memorial hospital in Fremont will
receive a farm of 100 acres in Seneca
county under the will of the late Me-
lissa ]. Wyant.
Rural schools of Henry county
will hold a rally at Sharon church,
Napoleon, Feb. %.
Canton churches are uniting to es-
tablish a community center for col
ored population of the city.
John P. Brookins, S5, Prospect, died
from injuries received last week when
struck by an interurban car.
President-elect Harding will be-
come member of Marion Command
cry No. SO, Knights Templar.
Gobitto Ermengilbo, 38, laborer,
threw himself in the path of a pas
senger train at Akron and was killed.
Four foxes, caught in a drive near
Delaware, were sold for $40 and the
money turned over to a church fund.
George H. Brown, 80, former mem
ber of the Lancaster board of public
service, dropped dead of heart dis
ease.
Petitions have been circulated in
East Liverpool for an ordinance pro-
hibiting nonessential business on
Sunday.
While Mrs. John Kennedy, East
Liberty, was preparing to attend the
funeral of her mother, her husband
died suddenly.
Loading of lake freighters and
barges began at Toledo in anticipa-
] tion of the opening of navigation on
the Great Lakes.
Ohio Service Star Legion, in con-
vention at Canton, planned nation.
wide movement for dress reform
among school girls.
| Charges of willful neglect and in
efficiency against L. A. Pugh, Kenton
police chief, were sustained by the
civil service commission.
| Captain Melvin M. Brown, 50, vet
eran river man and owner and com
mander of several famous Ohio river
steamboats,, died at Pomeroy.
Clarence Heistand, farmer near
Springfield, was seriously injured
when his right arm was cut off al
the shoulder by corn shredder.
Youngstown school board let con
tract for a new high school building
to cost s592, 900, and decided to build
three grade schools to be ready
Sept. 1.
For killing Peter Evor, his alleged
partner in the manufacture of raisi1
jack, at Youngstown, Michael Lassics
was sentenced to prison for one to q
years.
Mrs. Gail Hays, 25, was indictes
for alleged embezzlement of $1,20|
from Child's restaurant, Cleveland
where she formerly was employed a!
cashier.
Central Labor union, Marion, urget
Governor Davis to ask the public tt
begin a general building and repair
ing program to relieve unemployment
in Ohio.
In a suit filed at Xenia, aIlegins
alienation of his wife's affections
Fenton D. Chew asks for $4,000
naming L. d. Wilson, head of an en-
gineering company.
Fire of undetermined origin swep
the flour mill and grain elevator a
Grove City, Franklin county, owned
and operated by c. l.. EseIy, who es
Inmates the damage at $4,000.
State headquarters of the American
Legion is laying plans for statewid
the state soldier bonus proposal
which Ohio voters will pass upon a
the November election.
For the third time since August
Dover township (Tuscarawas county
; school district voters rejected a S45
900 bond issue to erect a new schoo
building at Winfield. The old built
ing has been condemned.
A lone bandit walked into the Mir
ers and Mechanics bank at Smith
field, near Steubenville, backed AS
sistant Cashier Albert Rose and Cler
Ronald Smith into the vault at tn
point of a revolver, and escaped wit
about $4,000.
2 Judge William H. McGannon, chic
Justice of Cleveland's municipa
| court, was cleared of the charge c
| killing Harold c. Kagy, garage prC
prietor, last May, when jury, con
: posed of nine men and three womeI
t brought in verdict of not guilty.
Howard Hayman of Hamilton wa
| elected president of the Ohio Reta
t Clothiers and Furnishers' associatio
? at the Cleveland convention. Sc
> Wolf of Bellaire was chosen secrC
l tary and Jacob Victor, ST. Nary
: treasurer. Directors are: Robel
! Levy, Columbus; Samuel Kress, Da!
ton, and Homer Robbins, Warren.
: DR.. Edmund M. Baehr, Cincinna
: nerve specialist, and DR.. G. B. Harris
( Columbus surgeon, were appointed b
!, Governor Davis as the Democrat
:. members of the state board of a.
/ ministration. With their names b
7. sent to the senate for confrmatio
/ also those of Marshall Sheppey, T,
+; ledo, and E. G. Shaw, Akron, as R
:, publican members of the board. The
salaries will be $4,000.
s Plans are being drawn for a $3.50
: 900 synagogue at Akron.
i Fire completely destroyed the Por
e age Country club, near Akron, with
loss estimated at $125,0O0.
}, William Haley, 25, a city fireman
v fell from a hose wagon while a.
e swering an alarm at Cleveland. H
g died in a hospital from a fracture
skull without gaining consciousness
e Townships refusing to vote an e.
c ira mills levy for school purpose
l. are not entitled to county aid fC
= financial relief beyond their allov
e ance on their regular tax rate, tt
court at Athens held.
o Power plant being erected at Sc
Il OTTO, near Prospect, by the c., D.