Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-04-28
Wilmington is to have a new $116,-
600 Dublic hosDital

Harry New, wholesale clothing man
ufacturer, died at Cleveland following
an operation.
Martins Ferry high schools gradu-
ating class of 63 will furnish 16 teach
ers. All are girls.
An organization was formed at Will
mington centering all road activities
in the Wilmington Commercial club.
Samuel Wright, As, farmer near
Marysville, committed suicide by
blowing off his head with a shotgun.
Mrs. Amelia Houser, SO, Fairfield
county's Oldest resident, is dead, fol-
lowing fall. She lived at Lancaster
all her life.
Frank Mohn, II, Delaware, received
hero medal for saving the life of
3-year-old boy from drowning nearly
year ago.
Rev, George Douglas, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Tifin
was elected moderator of the Toledo
Presbytery.
Alliance Ministerial association
commends Representative Frank K.
Norwood for his position in opposing
Sunday movies
Motion for new trial for Mrs. Alta
Koehler, found guilty at Warren of
killing her two young sons, was filed
by her attorney.
Plant of the Ironton Stove Manu-
facturlng company, Ironton, was de-
stroyed by fire of undetermined ori-
gin. Loss $125,O0O.
Jewelry and furs valued at S3,500
and 5000 in cash were stolen by bur-
glars from the Wolf Credit Clothing
company, Cleveland
Frederick Grassley, Is, died of
burns received when he started a fire
with gasoline at his home in Grove
City, Franklin county.
Canton Automobile club went on
record as opposing suspended sem
tences in cases where persons ale
convicted of stealing automobiles.
Pouring coal oil on a fire to make
it burn more rapidly resulted in the
death in Springfield hospital of Mrs
Marion Morgan, 3S, of South Vienna
While driving hearse in a funeral
procession, S. R. Auble, Lodi under
taker, was killed near Medina when
| the funeral car was struck by a train.
Sandusky's gas supply is to be shut
off Indefinitely on Sundays between
a. m. and p. m, and on Wednesdays
and Fridays between noon and p. m.
Auditor Arch T. Fogle of Belmont
county reported receipt of S25,239
inheritance tax from the estate of AL
exander Neff of Neffs, coal operator.
Four men were arrested at East
Liverpool on charges of violating the
prohibition law. Two complete stills
and 200 gallons of mash were confis-
Gated.
L. S. Morgan was killed outright
and six others seriously injured in an
explosion at the cement house of the
Miller Rubber company's plant at
Akron.
John A. Feller, 81, Cleveland, for.
merly editor of the Graphic Sentinel
of that city, died of heart trouble at
the home of a nephew at Martins
burg, W. Va
Overpowering the night watchman
in each place, cracksmen at CIeve-
land secured total of about $4,000
from the Carlton Terrace restaurant
and the Hanna theater.
Former Postmaster James w. Hull
of Millersburg, missing three days
was found in Killbuck river He had
attached a large chunk of coal to his
body to make him sink.
Four armed men entered the Great
| Northern bank at Barberton, forced
all the bank employees and one Gus
toner into the vault, locked the door
and escaped with liberty bonds and
$500 in cash.
Two men were arrested when they
called at the home of Tony Sabelli al
Canton for the purpose, police say, OF
collecting $1,000 Sabellii had been or
dered to get for them. Both men helC
are accused of blackmail
Frank ]. Herbert, 27, Columbus
ended his life by hanging himself
He committed the act during the alb
sence of his wife. Despondency
caused by i'll health is believed tt
have prompted the deed. He was {
war veteran.
Bernard McGill, IS, and Frank E
Malone, both of Steubenville, were in
stantly killed in a coal mine neal
Wheeling when the rear car of mine
trip left the track and collided will
the timbers, causing fall of stone
which caught them.
Mrs. Henrietta Cherzanowski O
Kenmore was instantly killed and he,
husband, Joseph Cherzanowski, daugh
ter Helen and a friend of the family
Adolph Dumbeck, were seriously in
jured when an interurban car crashed
into their automobile near Akron.
Barring a referendum, Columbus
will pay a sliding scale rate of from
45 to 65 cents a thousand feet fol
natural gas, beginning July u. Coun
Gil, by vote of 4 to 8, passed owe,
Mayor Thomas veto legislation whicl
will make the rate effective at tina
time.
A safe weighing 600 pounds wa
carried from the Fred Hammer mea
market at Bridgeport into a field ant
blown open. The robbers obtained
1872.
At Cincinnati damage estimated a
$4,000 was caused by a fire which
originating in the lumber unloading
sheds of the Pease company, sprea,
to the railroad yards.
Arthur Ihlenfeld, 20, confesse,
!, slayer Of Mabel Foote and Louis
Wolf Parma high school teachers
was found insane by jury at Cleve
, land. He was sentenced to Linn
state hospital until cured.
, Henry Farmer, wealthy grocer, wa
shot and killed at his home at Irontol
by Patrolman Hayes Reed. A quarre
| followed an attempt of the officer t
arrest Farmers son.
Postponement until June of trial
of nearly a score of men and Wome,