Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-28

Edgar G. Snyder, 30, drowned in
the Big Sandy near Canton.
Joseph Hughes, 4, Youngstown,
died OF burns received at a bonfire.
Eighty men were arrested in
series of liquor raids at Youngstown.
Run down by his own wagon, Louis
Abraham, 49, Toledo city employe,
was fatally hurt.
w. A. Inskeep of Columbus was
! elected president of tho Ohio Retail
jewelers. association.
Ezra Breyman, 80, Tiffin, was seri-
ously hurt when a stick of dynamite
he was handling exploded.
Rev. John Wesley Peters, IS, re-
tired minister of the Clifton Metho-
dist church, Cincinnati, is dead.
Henry Pitstick, rs, who died at
his home in Xenia, left 50 grandchil-
dren and 81 great-grandchildren.
Bishop Joseph B. Schrembs of To-
ledo will be installed Sept 8 as the
fifth Catholic bishop of Cleveland.
To insure for himself the sort of
funeral he desired, George Reinhart,
Sc, left his entire estate to a Toledo
Undertaken.
Walter Baker, "a, electrician, was
electrocuted on a high pole in Shelby
in sight of 100 people, who were pow
erless to rescue him.
Mrs. Charles Otte, 40, Martins
Ferry, was killed and her husband
seriously injured at Yorkville when
their auto overturned.
Women's auxiliary of the Ohio
American Legion has a paid-up mem
bership of 5,034, in a total of lao
different organizations.
A girl identified as Alice Myers OF
Gibsonburg leaped to her death from
the Cherry street bridge into the
Maumee river at Toledo.
M. A. Horen, London musician and
music dealer, has accepted the posi-
ton of musical director of St. Ra-
phael church, Springfield.
Cornelius Reed, colored, is held
in jail at Kent for the probably fatal
shooting of julius Snyder, who was
called to his door and shot.
Frank Waugh, 80, was killed and
his brother-in-law, William Stamper,
seriously injured when their auto
overturned near Springfield.
With Coshocton mines practically
at a standstill, mine operators ex
press little hope for any improve
ment in the mining situation.
Estate of the late Colonel Fred
Galbraith, national commander of
the American Legion, is estimated
at Cincinnati to be worth S41,750.
Steubenville city council has taken
action preventing the Wheeling Trac-
ton company from putting the one
man system in operation on the local
lines.
Right of striking employees peace
fully to persuade nonunion employees
to quit work and join the union was
upheld in the appellate court at To
ledo.
John Healey of Logan, division su.
pervisor of the Hooking Valley rail.
road, was killed when he fell from
a bridge over Kuger creek, near Gal
lipolis.
Two barns and a wagon shed on
the farm of Harry Cunningham at
Jacksonburg, near Middletown, were
destroyed when struck by lightning
Loss $4,000.
Nose MARBLE, "a, city employe, was
overcome by the gas in a manhole
at Columbus, lost his grip on the side
ladder and fell 20 feet to his death
in the mud below.
Two men who were shot to death
by patrolmen at Cleveland when they
resisted being searched were identi
fed as Little frankie" Amato, 2S
and Mike Rosalina, 10.
Frank Hermes, president of a Day.
ton engraving company, was arrested
on a charge of making plates which
we're used in the manufacture OF
counterfeit liquor labels.
Run down by an automobile as she
was crossing the street on her way
home from grocery, Elizabeth
Preis, 5, Columbus, suffered injuries
which caused her death.
Following the designations of the
| DdSIOTS
of Christ and of the Central Chris
tian church at Wilmington, the tive
churches have been merged.
John M. Elliot, former attorney
examiner in the state banking de
partment, has been appointed to the
corresponding position in the blue
sky department by Securities Com
missioner Stewart.
Mrs. Lawrence Schunck, so, wife
of Postmaster Schunck of Celina
committed suicide by drowning her
self in a half-barrel of water at the
Schunck home. Dependency over il
health was the cause.
A further reduction in the wages
of common labor, bringing the scale
down from SO to 80 cents per hour
was announced by the Brier Hill
Steel company, an Independent con
Germ at Youngstown, normally EN-
ploying 10000 men.
Lakeside Federation of Women's
Clubs of Northern Ohio indorsed the
movement for greater modesty il
women's dress and for closer com
panionship between parents and chill
dren. Mrs. Thomas Maxwell of Ere
mont was elected president.
Rev. Leo Herzog died while motor
. ing to Denver, Colo, to which parish
he was transferred recently from Oul
Lady of Lourdes church at Genoa.
Thieves stole the red lantern:
placed at danger spots in Akron, re
sulting in many accidents for which
the municipality has been asked fol
damages amounting to thousands O
dollars.
Body of Mrs. Ada Harcourt, A
wife of DR.. Edwin E. Harcourt, wal
found in the bathtub at her home il
Cincinnati with the room filled will
gas. She had suffered from a nerv
Gus breakdown.
Liberty Transit company, operat
ing a line of packet steamers be
tu7aen Pitt shurph and Cincinnati an