Murder charge follows discredited husband tale at Lehman home
Mrs. Lehman's funeral precedes a police inquiry that discredited her husband Fred Lehman. An affidavit filed by the prosecuting attorney charges him with murder. A 22 caliber revolver and an old knife found on the Lehman farm are cited as key evidence. Doctors report wounds to Lehman indicate contact with a sharp instrument and bullets entering from the front. He was held in Fulton County jail pending a Thursday hearing before Justice L. H. Deyo.
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Red Cross
St. Joe
Reece Neers
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Archbald Bayette Swanton
Fred H. Wolf
Henry Williams
J.P. Hart
Ed. Scott
C. A. Ee Lee Donat
A. F. Shaffer
M. E. Read
G. D. Green
Anna Greenleaf
Fifty-Seven More Detachment Leaves Fulton County for Chillicothe
The second detachment of Fulton County's selected men for the National Army left for Chillicothe by the 9:09 train Wednesday morning. The local Military Board designated G Pilliod of Swanton and Howard Dolf of Wauseon as leaders. County residents gathered at the court house and N. C. station to bid farewell, with an estimated 1200 to 1500 present, while business districts closed briefly to allow departures.
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Fulton’s Men of the National Army at Camp Sherman Ohio
A list of soldiers from the First Detachment at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio dated September 6 1917. Names include Miller Fre Schroder Harrison Bissonette Kaiser Onderke Hartman Galbraith Fox Rochte Carpenter Eaton Mann Toms Gibbs Olney Arps Garnseey Van Wagner Clark Wiley Roddy Weckesser Myers Hayes Deane Hines Alpaugh Greiser Dolf George Skeels Alphonse Declereq Rechte Galbraith Buehrer Gehring Eberly Dale Pillied Phillips Potes Schrag Swisher Collins Batdorf Werner Shibler Dickason Kinsman Robinson Hubbard Rupp among others.
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John Onderke
Rosswell
G. Hartman
James Galbraith
Carl E. Fox Carroll O. Rochte
Charles S. Carpenter
Joseph Eatonst
F. Mann
Henry
Toms Clittard Co
Gibbs
Glen E, Olney Herman F. Arps
Hal Garnseey
Chauncey H. van Wagner
Jesse J. Clark
Ralph Wiley
Bert Roddy
Albert Weckesser
Walter B. Myersveld
J. Hayes Survey
Austen Gail Deane
Frank W. Hines
William N. Alpaugh
William Greiser Howard S. Dolf
Fulton County October Term Opens with Jurors Drawn
Fulton county Common Pleas Court begins the October term with grand and petit juries drawn. Grand jurors report October 1 at 10 a m and a five case criminal plus forty two civil cases appear on the docket. Petit jurors report October 15 at 9 a m with listed names.
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Court of Common Pleas
Fulton County
Grand Jury
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Delta
H. C. Andréws
Wauseon
E. E. Spring
Tedrow
Emitt Borton
Fayette
Petit Jury
W. W. Croninger
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County Affairs Probate Court Ledger and Public Expenditures
Probate court entries show warrants and salaries including Mrs. Julia A. Donnelly 8 dollars Mrs. Meda Buck 12.50 and several others with small payments for office services groceries and road work. Notable items include E F Chase salary 91 dollars South Side Meat Market 23.87 and deduced road work costs on Pike ditch and Gorham ditch totaling hundreds of dollars. Continued on page eight.
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Julia A. Donnelly
M. P
Meda E. Buck
Miram
Hayward
Mary Malone
E. F. Chase
South Side
E. Coon
Jocelyn Upp
Elnora Robinson
Clair P. Griffin
W. L. Imes
Jennie Mack
Lowell W. Keith
W. L. Odell
F.C. Smallman Groceries
van Nortwick
S. R
F. Bratton
Pike Ditch
Ir B
I E. Ellsworth
Gorham Ditch
Emily Geer
Council Meeting Tackles Pavement and Signals
Town council discussed Beech street paving 20 versus 24 feet and declined action due to legal limits. They accepted a Toledo & Indiana Railway proposal to install signal light posts on Fulton street intersections and contract for electricity, plus plans for parking, sidewalks, and sewers in several streets. A West Chestnut street improvement was referred to the street committee as adjournment neared.
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War Fund
Toledo & Indiana Railway Company
Fulton Street
Cherry Street
Oak Street
T. & J Railway Company
Vine
Cherry
Jefferson Streets
Sycamore
Potter
East Chestnut Street
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