Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-24

tral will reopen at Toledo with ABOUT
$50 men.
Charles Wilson Hunter of Della
ware was indicted at Marion for al
legged bigamy.
Mrs. William Dixon of Urbana was
appointed field secretary Of the state
Parent-Teacher association.
A district conference of the ONO
Young Peoples branch will be held
at Wilmington Dec. 80.
w. R. Young, 40, gardener, ended
his life at his home in Flint, north OF
Columbus, by drinking poison.
At Ironton Mrs. Hayes Reed, wife
of patrolman, shot herself to death
in the presence of her husband
Fire starting in the Arcade build
ing, Dayton, caused a loss OF $4,000.
Several business blocks were dam
aged.
While hunting rabbits near Green
vile, Elmer Hapner was accidentally
shot through the hip by Emil Rob
erts. He died two hours later.
State film censorship board banned
film that pictured Jack Johnson
former negro heavyweight champion,
in the role of a hero.
Gerald Kelley, 10, of Bryan, was
killed when his gun, which he used
as club to kill rabbit he had shot
and wounded. was discharged.
Urging that the day be observed
generally, Governor Davis issued a
proclamation designating Thursday,
Nov. "a, as a day of thanksgiving.
A still for making whisky was
found at the Toledo contagion hos
pital by Federal Prohibition Agent
Carey and Detective Langendorf.
DR.. Charles Franklin Thwing re-
tired as president of Western Re-
serve university after having been
| head of the institution for 81 years.
Mrs. Margaret Bryant, 6S. st.
Clairsville, was burned to death.
At Toledo milk prices were re-
duced to 10 cents a quart and 5 cents
for pints.
Caught by swinging brass rod,
Samuel Nelson Abel, As, garage
owner at Marion, was hurled under
freight train, resulting in the loss
of both legs.
Charles H. Sloe, SO, formerly prin-
cipal of the commercial department
of the high school at New Philadel-
phia, ended his life with a gun. He
had been i'll.
William C. Policy, 46, an ex4marine
| and a member of the northwestern
| Ohio prohibition enforcement forces
since prohibition went into effect
| died at Toledo
Abiding by the decision of tipped
| coin, Benny Moore of Lick Run, Tus-
carawas county, killed himself with
shotgun. The boys mother died
| two weeks ago.
In attempting to shoot Newark
movie theater usher who had elected
him, James C. Sherry, miner, killed
John Gallagher, the proprietor. Sher-
ry is under arrest.
Seven hundred boys and girls from
| Ohio farms were entertained at Ohio
| State university as a reward for their
winning contests in various CLUB"
| throughout the state.
Leaping from one machine to an
| other while they were in motion
caused serious injury to Officer Muir
ply at Marysville as he was trying
to arrest two alleged whisky runners
from Columbus.
| F. A Brunner, collector for the
Kroger grocery stores in Columbus,
was held up by four bandits and
robbed of $4,000, the proceeds of
capped in machine.
Josephine Gilmore has been award
ed the prize at Cadiz for the best
essay on lessons learned from the
movies. She is the daughter of Rev.
| Charles Gilmore, pastor of the United
| Presbyterian church.
After locking a maid in her room
at the residence of F. J. Banta, candy
manufacturer, at Lima, thieves loot
ed the house and hauled away canned
goods and three cases of whisky, val
ued at more than $1,000.
T. E. Williams, defeated candidate
for mayor of Lakeview, Logan coun-
ty, has filed suit alleging that throw
ing out of votes intended for him
caused the election of c. w. Yantis
and asking that the election be set
aside.
Evaporation plant of the Telling
Belle Vernon company at Yelling
ton, 25 miles west of Cleveland, was
Completely destroyed, with an esti-
mated loss of 100000, by what Wei
Iington officials say was an incen-
diary fire.
Roy Chamblin, 27, confessed muir
derer of John Newman. 26. married,
shoe worker. and Louise Doyle. 10,
church pianist, at Portsmouth, was
| sentenced to the electric chair by
Judge James S. Thomas. Feb. "a
was fixed as the date for his execu-
ton.
Charles Smith and John Frazee OF
Middleport, railroad men and init
mate friends, are dead as a result of
an alteration they became involved
in at Frazee's home. The men used
pistols, Frazee shooting Smith dead
and Smith wounding Frazee so badly
that he died later in hospital.
Rev. Calvin Kinsey. 70. retired pas
tor of the Moravian church at Gnad
enhutten, was found dead in bed. He
had been ILL.,
Voters of West Liberty elected S
S. Johnson to three oftices-mayor
Justice of the peace and member OF
the board of education.
A state office of the war finance
corporation has been opened at Co
lumbus under the management of J
R. Hamilton, Ohio director.
Thompson township schools in
Seneca county were. closed by coun
ty health authorities to prevent fur
ther spread of scarlet fever.
Alfred Oliver of Pomeroy and
three others were seriously injured
when the automobile they were rid