Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-01-26


Brethren evangelist, died at Lima.
Phillip Ply, 10, drowned when he
broke through the ice while skating
on Sandusky bay.
Mrs. Martha Snow, an invalid. was
burned to death when fire destroyed
her home at Wilmington.
Create a job" is the slogan of
campaign started at Cincinnati to
help relieve unemployment.
Rev. William A. Hale, "A, pastor OF
Grafton Avenue Reformed church,
diedat his home in Dayton.
Attorney w. H. Daley, 81, one Of
the leading members of the Van
Vert county bar, died of pneumonia.
Mrs. Lucy Auf1ick of Nelsonville
has been indicted on the charge of
shooting to kill her niece, Mrs. Ha-
eel Burch.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for a concerted drive by
women against bootleggers in Cuya-
hoga county.
Arthur Town, As, residing near
Middlefeld, Geauga county, died OF
injuries received while cutting tim.
Der on his farm.
Rev. Father James P. McCIoskey,
50, for IS years pastor of St. Pat.
rick's Roman Catholic church, T0.
ledo, died after a long illness.
Business center of Marblehead was
threatened by fire when two large
frame buildings were destroyed, en-
failing loss of about $4,000.
Michael Osipoonich, So, and WASH
Kulicki, 35, were seriously injured
when struck by a streetcar while
riding a motorcycle at Akron.
Bruno Nemeth of Modoc, Athens
county, was fined $4,000 and costs by
Justice Helwig after he pleaded
guilty to a moonshine charge.
Members of the Toledo House
wives league have asked the new
administration for the appointment
of a woman as food inspector.
Phillip Lamantia, 81, and Frank La.
mantia, 10, were chloroformed and
robbed by burglars while they slept
at their home in Steubenville.
Mrs. Margaret Mcdaniel, familiar.
ly known to many residents of Law,
renee and Gallia counties as Aunt
Peggy" died at Ironton, aged 1O6.
While returning from a profes,
sional call in the country, DR.. R. R,
Semon of Port Clinton was held up
by bandits and badly beaten and
robbed.
Representative Homer A. Ramey
of Toledo is preparing to introduce
a measure which would abolish cap.
ital punishment in Ohio except in ex.
treme cases.
Positive Identification of the man
found murdered at Dry Run, near
Portsmouth, Dec. 4, as Henry Ma.
lone, was made by residents OF
Washington c. H.
A statewide campaign to organize
new leagues Of women voters in
communities throughout Ohio is to
be made by Miss Gladys Pyle, ma.
tional organizer of the league.
An indictment was returned at Ma.
POlCOA SLol sing a. Il. w ydIL, pl u
dent of the Automotive corporation
of Toledo, with having violated blue
sky laws relative to stock selling.
At Canton Richard Splain, SO, beat
his wife over the head with a cold
chisel, inficting serious wounds,
then attempted to end his own life
by slashing his throat with a razor
Arthur Brothers escaped from
Sheriff Redenbaugh near Ravenna by
jumping from a train on which the
sheriff was taking him to the Ohio
penitentiary. Brothers was convicted
on a charge of attacking a Brimfelo
girl.
Farmers store managers in Ohio
are arranging meeting for the pur-
pose Of discussing questions of mu
tual interest and perfecting an or
ganization for a closer alliance, ac-
cording to the Ohio division of mar
kets.
Governor Davis has asked George
E. Frazer of Chicago, who assisted
in drafting the reorganization bill, to
conduct a survey into all state de.
partments with a view to cutting
down the present force of state en-.
ployes.
o. E. Bradfute, Xenia, president Of
the Ohio Farm Bureau federation,
and L. H. Goddard, Washington c.
H. farmer, were named by Secretary
Wallace to be delegates to the ma,
tional agricultural conference at
Washington Jan. %.
Pilfering of mail boxes in the
Bellefontaine postoffice was revealed
when three 12-year-old boys tried to
cash a check. The boys admitted
they kept watch in the lobby for
boxes that had been left unlocked or
in which owners had left their keys.
Lucille Fackler, aged 9; her sister
Jessie, IA; Roland Imler, Is, and
Mary Imler, Z, were killed and 21
other children injured, nine serious
ly, when a school bus was hit by a
freight train three miles east of Van
Vert. The accident occurred during
a fog.
Secretary Of Labor Davis will de.
liver the principal address at Lima
Feb % on the occasion of the dedi'
cation of the Moose temple.
Central labor council of Cincinnati
is on record with resolution calling
upon all labor bodies in Ohio to work
for repeal of the law providing for
Temperance day" observances in
public schools.
Frank L Packard, Columbus archi-
tect. has been commissioned to go
to Rio de .Taneiro in the dual capac.
ity of architect and personal repre-.
sentative of President Harding al
the Brazilian centennial exposition.
Secretary of Labor Davis will de.
liver the principal address at Lima
Feb. % on the occasion of the dedi.
| cation of the Moose temple.
]. G. Callaghan, fireman; S. B.
! Caldwell, brakeman, were killed, and