Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-10-06
wauseon is to have $4,000 hOr-

I buld StJ,UUO churcn.
| Edward s. Carter, As, Marion, died
after two days of hiccoughing.
! Alleged gambling in Tifin will be
the subject of an investigation.
Mary Orth, 3, Leetonia. fell into
! small stream and was drowned.
| William Foust, 80, was crushed to
death in mine near Coshocton.
Carl Bottom, ), Akron, was killed
when an iron pipe fell upon him.
/ Free city mail delivery will be in
augurated at Mechanicsburg Jan. /.
Check workers in London secured
more than $50 from two business
houses.
Edward Early. Jr.. 4, Columbus,
lost his life when he was hit by a
streetcar.
At Youngstown Charles Bassone,
SO, was stabbed to death by an un-
known man.
! DespOndent because of unemploy-
ment, Karl Pittenger. &c. Akron.
hanged himself
Berthier Lohr, rs. a former Madi-
son county commissioner, died at his
home in London.
Burglars dynamited the Hooking
Valley station safe at Fostoria and
escaped with $50
Coal miners at Jacksonville and at
Sunday Creek valley are working
nearly 100 per cent.
Orville Midkiff, 2S. farmer near
Athens, may lose his left arm as the
result of hunting accident.
Body of Beatrice Link, Z, was
found in the artificial lake on the
estate of H. H. Timken, at Canton.
Proprietors of three picture thea
ters in Bucyrus were indicted on II
charges of operating shows on Sun
day.
Ffndlay must build a sewage dis
posal plant by Nov. l. 1923, the state
board of health informed city Off
| cialS.
w. J. Frey, a stockholder, filed a
petition asking for receiver for the
Universal Clay Products company,
Sandusky.
Mary Canpana, 3, lost her life in
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from a bonfire at Warren. Her dress
caught fire.
Charles Chesher, Sc, of near Hay
denville, Hooking county, ended his
life by shooting himself in the head
with shotgun.
Five persons, were injured and four
automobiles. were demolished in a
smashup on Mcpherson highway, six
miles east of Fremont
A. L. Stevens, Cambridge attorney,
has been appointed legal adviser to
j. E. Russell, federal prohibition
commissioner for Ohio.
Mrs. D. R. Derr, arrested at Akron
in connection with the death of her
husband, was released ON $4,000
bond, raised by her sons.
Voluntary reduction in electric
rates totaling $4,000 per annum was
announced by the Springfield Light.
Heat and powe-S company.
Bird Jacoby, is, Marion, is i'll at
his home with an attack of spinal
meningitis, following a hazing at
Ohio Wesleyan university.
Edwin Morris of Langsville and
Jesse Fades of Middleport were
killed near Pomeroy by landslide
on an extension of a railroad
Senator Philander c. Knox was
elected a member of the board of
trustees of the Mckinley Memorial
association at the annual meeting of
that body at Canton.
School attendance in Ohio, and
particularly high school attendance,
will set a new record this year, ac-
cording to Vernon NJ. Riegel, state
director of education.
Burglars who entered the Lupus
& Fowler general store at Berlin
Heights. near Sandusky, blew the
safe and escaped with $3.50 in cash
and negotiable securities.
Using nitroglycerin, yeggmen blew
the cabinet safe in the Walk-Over
Shoe company's store at Columbus,
taking $1,72349 in cash and a dia.
mond ring valued at $3.50.
| Mrs. Daisy Dickson of Toledo suf
fered severe injuries and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dickson and Miss Min.
ME Hanley were bruised when their
automobile upset, west of Fremont
Two persons were injured by fall
ing slate and timbers and property
damaged to the extent of $200,00O by
tornado that struck the business
section of GAINESVILLE. A dozen build
ings were unroofed.
Cincinnati physicians are mystifieG
over the sudden death of Ruth Eliza
beth Schell, Z, daughter of A. w
Schell, and serious illness of he1
brother, Bert Schell, 5. The children
became i'll after an auto ride.
At Springfield Joseph Lee entered
plea of not guilty to the charge Of
manslaughter in the shooting of Ed
ward Fahey, former clerk of the
state pardon board, and the case was
continued. He claims the shooting
was accidental.
Trustees Of the Ohio Sugar Bee
Growers association, representing II
northwestern Ohio counties, at &
meeting at Toledo, decided to take
immediate steps to cooperate with
growers in other sugar beet growing
states in organization work.
Mrs. ]. K Bauman, 40, Lancaster
was struck by the auto of Carl John
son and so badly injured that she
died shortly after being taken to {
hospital.
Henry Smith, so, (Winfeld, Tusca
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effects OF a fracture of vertebrae o.
the neck sustained last June wheI
he fell from a load of hay.
Michael Birch, engineer, and Oliver
Schupp. conductor, were killed wher
Pennsylvania mail train crashed
into the rear end of a freight train IL
the Gould tunnel. six miles west Of
Steubenville. Six others were injured
Mrs. C. ]. Atkinson of Bidwell