Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-04-06


Sherman will be offered for sale
April 10.
D. P. Campbell president of the
Utica Savings bank, near Newark, |
died of pneumonia.
Rev William Tobin of Lima has /
taken the pastorate of St. Thomas
Aquinas church, Toledo.
Congressman A. E. B. Stephens of
the Second Ohio district will be a
candidate for reelection.
Robert Hawkins, u, believed to
have been the only one-legged Boy
Scout in the world, died at Cincinnati.
A grocery garage, pool room. and
Routzong's coal yards were damaged
by fire at Fairfield, Montgomery
county
Harvey Goodwin. former meter
reader for the municipal waterworks,
New Philadelphia. committed suicide
by inhaling gas.
Ohio State Tax association has
named a committee to rewrite the
Smith l per cent law, for the benefit
of the next legislature.
Mrs. Oliver Haynes, 5S, died at
Newark from the effects of burns sus-
tanned when her clothing caught fire
from an open fireplace.
Dover postoffice is~one of II out of
375 Ohio postof1ices of the second
class placed in the honor list for sale
of treasury certificates.
the yard. 4-year-oId Richard Larcey
fell. in the cisteru at his home at
Mansfield and was drowned.
A joint raid by the sheriffs of Ross
and Pike counties along the border
line netted them one still on the Pike
county side near cambridge.
Blaine club property, Cincinnati Re
publican headquarters for many
years, was sold for about 100000.
Club will purchase larger quarters.
John Davis is in Warren city hos
pital with a bullet wound in his hip,
the result of a shooting affray near
Warren. Several suspects are being
held
Smith and Sherrick's lumber mill
at Lima was destroyed by fire with a
loss of $4,000 Theodore Sandy, aged
5, said he saw another boy set fire TO
the mill
Plans for the 1922 road program in
Allen county have been approved by
the state highway commission. Nine
miles of paved road are to be con-
structed.
Real estate dealers from all over
northwestern Ohio, In session at
Lima, voted unanimously to support
| a statewide movement for reappraisal
! of real estate
Suit to enjoin placing of the pro
on the ballot for the November cleo
tion is expected by political leaders
at Columbus.
Strike of ministers against unrea.
| sonable demands made upon thei1
time by various activities is advo.
Gated by Rev. w H Wehrly, Meth
odist, Cincinnati.
Rupert r. Beetham, speaker of the
house of representatives, announced
at Cadiz, his home town, that he
would seek the Republican nomina.
tion for governor.
| Charles ]. Burns has received his
commission as deputy federal prohibi.
tion agent in northern Ohio. He sue.
ceeds Charles S. Horner. who died
some months ago.
A state law to 1egalize the execu'
ton of criminally insane murderer>
was advocated by State Welfare Di
rector MacAyeal. He said he would
back such a law in the next general
assembly.
An ordinance designed to protect
Lorain residents from itinerant ven
doris, fake solicitors and other ques
tionable enterprises is being prepared
by the chamber of commerce for pres
entation to city council.
Mrs Anna Crabtree was granted &
divorce at Marion from Rev. w. w
Crabtree on grounds that Rev. Mr.
Crabtree had eloped with the wife o
Rev. II. E. Rough of Union county
Rev. Mr.. Rough has. divorce cast
pending.
Officials of the vocational school 10
Gated on the former site of CamI
Sherman gave their Endorsement o
the proposal to transfer from the
United States government 81 acre:
of land, known as the Mound City, t.
the state of Ohio.
Of ON mr. nno-
Arbor day was urged by L. J. TabeT
state director of agriculture If al
the school children of the statt
would plant a forest tree it woulC
have a far-reaching effect on the fu
ture of the state. he declared.
Ohio State Medical association, dur
ing the week of May 8, through it
5000 members. will conduct a stat
census of crippled persons 16 year
or older, for the rehabilitation divi
sion of the state department of edu
cation. Also, it will be crippled chill
dren's week with the Rotary clubs o
Ohio Generally speaking, May t.
13 will be ehabilitation week in Ohio
Business section of Stewartsville
mining village near Bellaire. wa
practically destroyed by fire, entail
ing a loss of 100000. Five bushes
houses and three residences were tc
tally destroyed.
Joseph Month %, former cashier o
the Italian-American Bank compan,
at Cleveland, pleaded guilty to EN-
bezzling $25,OO0 from the bank las
fall. He was sentenced to serve a
least 12 years in the penitentiary
Using a meat cleaver, yeggmel
chopped open the door to safe il
the rooms of the Buckeye club
Springfield, and obtained $62
Governor Davis granted a stay o
execution for 60 days to Edward Moi
fett. Akron wife murderer, declare
insane by four Columbus alienists
Roy Chamblin. 81. Portsmouth mur
derer. was electrocuted at the PEN
tentiary. He was convicted of killini