Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-08

postmaster at Celina
| Rev. Walter WhallOn of GAINESVILLE
was called to the pastorate of the
Westminster Presbyterian church,
| Springfield.
James Xenos, 26, was stabbed and
| probably fatally wounded while
standing on a sidewalk in Canton.
His alleged assailant, John Texas,
is in jail
Raymond J. Copeland. Youngstown
councilman, was seriously burned
about the face and hands in a gaso-
line explosion.
Thomas Brothers company, whole
sale jewellers of Cincinnati, filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Liabilities $4,000. assets $SO,141.
Isaac Miller, 67, president of the
Farmers State bank of Eldorado,
Darke county. was struck and killed
by an automobile.
Chester l.. Sharp. 30. who founded
the boys Sunday school congress of
| Ohio in 1910, died at Lancaster.
Mrs. Paul r. Barnes of Columbus
was appointed assistant state film
censor by Director of Education Ver-
non M. Riegel.
| Nathan Wise, 80, was killed and
Lewis Entsminger and Marion Wood
were seriously injured when a rail-
road motor car on which they were
riding collided with an automobile,
near Hobson, Gallia county.
Rupert r. Beetham. speaker of the
house of the Ohio general assembly,
nal ailment. and is reported as rest
| ing well. His home is at Cadiz.
| Settlement has been reached be-
| tween the Toledo. Bowling Green
and Southern Traction company and
its employees on wages and working
conditions.
Body of Oliver Walters, GA, was
found hanging at the end of rope
at Belle Center, Logan county, where
he had been visiting his brother,
John Walters.
Susie Davis, II, struck by speed
ing automobile at West Liberty, Lo-
gan county, saved her life by cling
ing to the radiator of the car. She
was severely burned.
Edward Bailey, As, was drowned in
the waterworks reservoir near Piqua.
Roy Ulrich. IA, was killed in
small farm coal mine near Athens.
| Resources of 757 state banks Of
Ohio June 80 were $1,507 ,972,285, a
gain of $163, $685., ,699 since June last
year. Deposits during the same
period increased 1922, 2,755.987, and
now total S1,1S9, 9,S21,S42.
Former Judge o. P. Griffith, sc, of
| Clermont county probate court, died
at Batavia.
Mrs. Frank Larkins, SS, OF Pitts
burgh, was killed and nine other per-
sons were injured in collision be-
! tween two automobiles at road in
tersection near Toledo.
Private Walter Paden. 10. con-
fessed to having fired the shot which
caused the death of Harold Darr at
Camp Perry. He says the shooting
was accidental
Rev. J. H. Teter. Coshocton, will
retire from the ministry after a
career in the pulpit of so years.
Ohio Oil company, Findlay, de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of SIPS per share to stockholders Of
record Aug. 29.
D. NJ. Brown, federal prohibition
agent for the Youngstown district,
turned over his Office to C. G. Rog-
ers upon notice of his suspension,
with that of Chris Deilstein. Edward
Weaver and C. F. Howard, his depu-
ties Brown says he will insist upon
an investigation of all the affairs Of
his Office.
Mrs Elizabeth L. Clark Of Steu-
bepville was appointed superinten-
deRt of charities in the state welfare
department at a salary of $4,000. She
succeeds H. H. Shirer.
Sylvester Lukarnek, 25, sought for
the murder of his wife, Anna, and
the probable fatal shooting of John
Lanzie, a roomer in the Lukarnek
home, in Cleveland, shot and killed
himself in a farmhouse at Hiram
when cornered in an upstairs room.
L. M. dEOeSIp anu IOTnGT
member of the Ohio legislature from
Callia county, died suddenly at Ca
hanna.
George Kaposky, 50, Lorain, is
dead and Mrs. Louis Borac seriously
i'll as the result of having eaten
toadstools, which they thought were
mushrooms.
William Peach, Sc. Senecaville, a
patient at Columbus hospital,
leaped from a third-story window
and was killed.
Governor Davis has ordered a
searching inquiry" by the new pa
role board into circumstances sur
rounding liberation from the peniten-
tiary of some of the most danger
Gus types of lawbreakers" by the
late board of clemency.
GAINESVILLE was selected as the
place for holding the 1922 state con.
ference of the Free Methodist
church
John Kedo is held at Akron on a
charge of shooting to wound his
wife.
Louis j. Goldman, II, former presi.
dent of the Union of American He.
brew congregations and a national
figure in Jewish activities, died at
his home in Cincinnati.
Former service men of Cincinnati
who may be without money or EN-.
ployment this winter are to be cared
for by Robert E. Bentley post of the
American Legion.
Saving bars of their cells, Milton
Salamon and William Anderson, fed.
eral prisoners. wanted in New York
city for alleged thefts OF automo
biles, escaped from the county jail
at Columbus.
Blinded by the glare of the head
light, Timothy Connolly, 6S, rode his
bicycle directly into the engine of a
passenger train at Toledo and was