Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-23
Defiance machine works is in the

liam Cook and wife of Tiffin
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, 1O5. died at
! her home near ST. Clairsville.
Elimination of grade crossings is
being agitated at Painesville.
American Bottle company started
its fourth furnace at Newark.
Webb c. Ball, manufacturer of rail
road watches, died at Cleveland
Miss Addie Rotten, IS, school teach
er for 80 years, died at Greenfield.
New York Central railroad car
shops at Ashtabula will reopen with
$50 men.
Mrs. Levi Bower, so, was burned to
death when lighted lamp overturned
at her home in Benefontaine.
Rev. David H. Bauslin OF Bucyrus,
dead of HANNA divinity school, Wit
tenberg college, Springfield, is dead
State armory at Pomeroy, vacant
since the world war, has been given
over to the use of the American Le-
gion.
Three thousand acres of land in
eastern Athens county have been
leased for oil and gas testing in the
past week
Mrs. Fannie DeLong, 80, despond-
ent over i'll health. took carbolic acid
and died at Toledo. She leaves three
small children.
Examination of 28O pupils in one
school at Dover reveals that so per
cent of them have enlarged or in
famed tonsils.
Samuel H. Altman, IS, Franklin
county farmer, was run down by an
automobile on the highway near his
home and killed.
Body of Henry Munck, Al, vice
president of the Advance Printing
company, Cleveland, was found on
the railroad tracks.
Charles Norman, 81, died in an
East Cleveland hospital from injuries
received when he was knocked down
by a runaway horse
Walter Hart, in Jail at Marion on a
forgery charge, has made four unsuc-
cessful attempts at suicide, Sheriff
Washburn announced.
Benjamin H. Wilkinson, 29, coal
miner, died at East liverpool from a
broken back, sustained when he felI
from a coal tipple at Toronto.
Five-year-old daughter of George
Schuell, living east of Middletown,
died from burns received while play
ing with matches and coal OIL
A man registering as Frank Falls,
p, formerly of Cincinnati, is being
held at Hamilton by the police on a
charge of passing forged checks.
DR.. L. T. Mahon, Toledo specialist,
who has practiced medicine in a num-
ber of Ohio cities, was found dead
in his room at a Sandusky hotel
A nationwide search is being con-
Quoted for E. S. Ingram of Kenmore,
Summit county, who mysteriously
dropped out of sight shortly before
Christmas.
O. w. Highly and Mrs. Highly, for
"a years superintendent and matron
of the Allen county children's home,
have resigned, effective May /, due
to i'll health.
Paul Sgamboli, 43, father of seven
children. was shot and instantly kill
ed by bullet fired from ambush at
Youngstown. Three men and a wom-
an are held as suspects.
Charles B. Smith, 81, attorney and
president of a bank and savings COM
pany at Cincinnati. committed sui
eide. His banking affairs, officials of
the bank said, were in good shape
Fire which did damage estimated
at $4,000 to the old First National
Bank building at Athens, is believed
| by officials to have originated from
| the explosion of a still in a room in
the building.
John A Clark, 65, court bailiff of
Medina county. was almost instantly
killed, and his wife seriously injured,
| as the result of a collision between
! their automobile and traction car
east of Medina
Nonsupport and forgery are the
| two most prevalent crimes for which
Ohio has issued reQuisition on gov
ernors of other states this winter.
clerk in the governors office.
One hundredth anniversary of the
birth of Ulysses S. Grant will be cell
ebrated in Ohio and throughout the
nation on April 81, and Governor Da-
Wis issued a proclamation directing
attention to the day and urging fit
ting commemoration thereof
A verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree with recommends
tion of mercy was returned by the
| jury, which tried Harold Nierengar-
ten. 20-year-old Lima bellboy, for the
Staying of Joe Scott Kershaw, Lima
war hero, last November, near Wapa-
koneta
Forty per cent of last years corn
crop in this state is still in farmers
| hands, while year ago they held AZ
per cent and two years ago 3S per
cent Farmers in Ohio hold one-fourth
of last years wheat crop, as COM
pared with 80 per cent year ago
and 20 per cent two years ago. The
oat crop shows a similar percentage
decline to that of corn and wheat.
Ordinances reducing salaries in the
various city Departments were passed
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by Cincinnati council as emergency
measures.
Every Ohio university man who
served in the world war is TO be me-
morialized in the 100000 memorial
hall which the alumni are to build on
the campus at Athens.
Because of the extraordinary num-
Der of cases Of delinquent girls in
| Trumbull county, Judge Smith of the
| probate court announced that all men
brought before him on charges of this
nature would be punished to the full
extent of the law.
Esther Sport, %, a nurse, is recov-
ering in a hospital at Cleveland from
poison. DR.. Falls declared she mis-
took the tablets for indigestion med
icine.
Three Catholic clergymen had a
,orrour eScane from death when fire