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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary note details Bayes School correspondence in Hafph Croninger township with scattered mentions of a crowd, center loan, a new rope swing for children, and a request to repeat certain events. It also lists social visits and a band outing.
Porcelain or enameled sinks are easily kept clean and free from vermin with no crevices to catch dirt. They help kitchens reach high standards of cleanliness, speed, and food safety, making upkeep simple.
Sunday visitors at the home of Lee Lester included Sidney Kanoy and family, Charles Lester and family, and John Whitmore. Mahl Jablon Tusoell’s family were also noted as guests.
Lists students perfect in attendance and spellers at East Franklin school, names families visiting, a brooder fire destroys A B Sowers house, and local social visits. Includes brief health ad for Dr King’s New Discovery and Readsite Diarrhea Remedy.
Vintage ad promotes Musterole ointment for rheumatism and many ailments. Claims doctors and nurses recommend it, with 25c, 50c, and $2.50 hospital sizes. Warns to buy only genuine Musterole from the Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio.
Wednesday callers on Mrs. Carl Taylor included Mrs. Arthur Sutton and son Donald, Mrs. Hal Stites, Mrs. Wm. Head and family, and Clifford Head with Kathryn. Edwin Clark’s Sunday visit. Roy Guilford purchased a Ford. Local notices include a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets, church and club schedules, and school officers at Howard School.
Dover notes report Mr and Mrs R G Lee visiting George Kibler Mrs L C Lee from Michigan staying with her parents Mr and Mrs S F Wentz Glen Wentz and son Ivan spent Sunday with D C Lees Mrs L F Welch spent Sunday evening with Ike Stites Blanch Wentz and children visited S F Wentz Nellie Van Vaikenbere called at Blanch Wentz Monday North Dover School Superintendent Mr Chase visited cleanup day at the school last week Miss Erma Calkins Celia Ziegler visited Oris Free Blanche Phipps Orpha Sutton visited Blanche Phipps Dorothy Lindsy visited Fern Hines Miss Blanche Kigler spending the week with Charlie Harmon Mrs Arthur Sutton and son Donald called on Mrs Bertha Phipps Sunday Nc and Mrs Edwin Bender visited Mr and Mrs B F Croninger Sunday evening Mrs Arthur Cleghorn and family spent Sunday with Fred Free family.
The Church of Christ in Winameg plans a 11:00 AM Sunday service conducted by the pastor. Easter observances and a forthcoming field day in Howard's Grove are noted, with community plans and local notices about schooling, charitable efforts, and neighborhood visits.
Roads improved delighting farmers. Rostoe Bachman and Ora Crowe visited Wauseon Wednesday. Florence Butler from Buchanan Michigan enjoys spring vacation with J G Butler family. Maude Jackson and children visited Estelle Bourne. A G Butler and Florence in Wauseon Friday. F E Daniels of Adrian Michigan visited M M Taylor family. Some witnessed wreck of the D T & I train Sunday. Garl Lee and Owen Wilcox visited Wauseon Sunday. Georgia Bulney and Merlyn Smith on spring vacation. Mary Butler married J A Buehter on March 29 and may move to Palmyra Michigan. Best wishes for a long life together. Mrs Arthur Keefer in Inlet. Arley Kiger visited by Whusein parents. Charles Bretthaur Clark and Hal Jennings with sons visited G C Clark. Funeral services for Mrs Elmer Milliman held at home Thursday. Aire Lee Stith and Robert visited Jacob Double. Clifford Taylor visited Allen Shaffer. Hat wae staying with them. Read and Wager diarrhea remedy advertised 25 cents.
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