Annual Meeting Of Wauseon Automotive Body Co
Stockholders presided by Jos H Jordan at the Wauseon plant offices review the first year’s business. Lawrence Freeh reads the annual report showing over twenty thousand in basic operations value. Directors and officers fixed stock, elected directors, and set plans to maximize production with limited expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Ther Tre
Jos. H. Jordan
Tae
Wea
Lawrence Freeh
Te Wauseon
W.ayers
Etectinge U. Ww
Myre Piemaent
We D
VaiRencene
Lawrence Breen
Spencer Trewster
Omen
Schoo
J Rece
Veel
Rusiness
Avessers Bisler
ViPood
Calvin
Alite Om
Stolen Horse and Buggy Reward Offered in 1921 Will County
A $50 reward offered by Sheriff Ames E Newkir k of Will County for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the theft of a horse and buggy from Crossways Farm, Briwold Dios Weet March 30 1921. The horse is described as Calor dark brown about 150 pounds 143 hands trotter with white bindings brown eyes and short brown hair. The thief is sought by Joliet Illinois authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossways
Marsh
Harry Reaper
Pat Ore
Wil
Ames E Newkirk
Will County
Joliet
Llinois
Soldier Week Proclaimed By Harding For Veterans Relief
President Harding faces calls from a delegate of the National Disabled Soldiers League to declare a Soldier Week beginning May 29 to honor wounded veterans and spur better care and training. Congress, not a proclamation, will drive the relief effort as Republicans tout prior appropriations and hospital funding while Democratic policy is blamed for any gaps. Local infrastructure updates include sewer work by Grover Imes and Briesach Bros, street improvements on Chestnut, and ongoing Water Works Plant construction. a Fair Grounds gathering is noted for April 12 with events at George Leuton Grounds.
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Harding
Republican Congress
Congress
Wanseon
Bay Town
Grover Imes
Steet
Briesach Bros
Maumee
East Chestnut
Lewis & Copeland
Chesnut
Interurban Railway Obituary Highlights a Community Loss
The Daneson Transcript editor argues the interurban railway shaped progress and unity, noting economic boosts, education, churches, and social life. It recalls 20 years of service carrying over 20 million passengers, now ending with junk heap disposal, signaling local backward movement.
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Fevelid
Apri
Daneson
Interiu
Daniel Fei
Providence
Asd
Ety
Rhode Istad
Killingly
Wesern
Ker
Rene
John Richards
William Stow
SLSR
Naval Concentration Policy Amid Pacific Fleet Move
A report claims the Secretary of the Navy plans rapid concentration of the fleet on the Pacific coast. The piece argues unity over division, invoking naval expert Mahan and critique of previous administration policy. It recalls Patton’s proverb to trust in Providence and keep powder dry.
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Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
Mahan
United States
Kay Ie
Pat
Revival and obituaries in Fayette and Wauseon notices
A Fayette obit recalls George W. Griffin born July 11 1855 in Fayette Ohio who died March 15 1921 at Toledo. Other items invite revival meetings at Church of God in North Fulton and a benefit dance for the American Legion at Wauseon City Hall with various church notices and community announcements.
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George W Griffin
James L
Eliza Griffin
Fayette
Fulton Co
Ohio
Toledo
Morenci
Mich
Wauseon Nornm
Fulton County
House of Correction
Lewis
Q Yi
Grace Lee
Seattle
Washington
Gertrude Roth
Toedo
Walter
Fayette Reeview
The
American Legion
Wauseon _ City Hall
Court House News Ledger of Wauseon Court Actions and Real Estate
court records show partitions and filings including Joseph W Roth et al against Geo Leininger and related deeds. reports of commissioners approved and deeds ordered. cross petitions and liens discussed. numerous real estate transfers across Wauseon and Fulton County townships. probate matters include guardianships, partial and final accounts, and estate distributions with hearings slated in 1921.
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Joseph W. Roth
Geo. Leininger
Anna Roth
Carrie Leininger
Degerinion
Heb
Barber
Aint
Johnson
Acker
Lein
Leven Werkvbto
Ijst
Havel L Agschliman
Joseph Wertenberg
Wallace H. Joan Set Ah Chu Ee
Euordian
Wlivaton
Vlewly
Jimma Hines
Fmily
Boyer
Fulton County Church Conference Set For April 20
A Fulton County church workers conference is called for April 20 at Wauseon to hear a report from the Ohio Federation of Churches on the county rural church survey. Each church is urged to send delegates and as many members as possible to discuss the survey and plan a cooperative countywide program. Rev. A V Wilson of Delta handles local arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futon County
Wauseon
Ohio
Nadinga
A. V. Wilson
Delta
Council Advances Street Light Plan for Ottokee East Chestnut
The Wood orains and Ottokee Street to Wabash rail street receive attention as council debates lighting up to meet sanitary concerns. The measure seeks bonds of 2,500 to 20,000 dollars for pavement and related sewer work while inviting public sentiment and contractors to bid on the project. A street sweeping plan and rubbish hauling rules are set, with a committee named to select a hauler and a funded lighting duty shift discussed with the Toledo and Indiana Light and Power Department.
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Ottokee
Him Street
Cheatnat Street
Sycamore
Jefferson
Brunel
Jay W. Gibbs
Eneral
Lige
Schlatter
Wauseou
Messers Bachman, Locie and
Weber
Lawrence
Toledo
Indiana
Light and Power Department
Deaths in Wauseon and nearby areas recount family lives
The obituary notices describe Martin Switzer born in Franklin County 1840 and dying in Wauseon in 1921, with a long family history across Ohio from Seneca to Henry and Lucas counties. It notes marriages to Hette Robinson Martha Swartz and Mary Buler, eight children, religious devotion, and funeral details. Additional notices mention Mary Bowman Files, born in Lucas County 1853, married John Q Files in 1832, and dying in Wauseon in 1921, with survivors and church affiliations listed.
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Martin Switzer
Franklin County
Penn
Wauseon
Ohio
Seneca County
Tiffin
Asa
Henry County
Napoleon
Hette Robinson
Tuscarawas Co
Portage Wood County
Mary G. Bownman
Aimbert
Mary Ann Stinson Bowman
Lucas County
John Q. Files
Kathryn
Florine
Swanton
Michigan
L. Bowman Ea Mich
Woon Flex
Pythien Sisters
Woman's Relief Corps
From Chillicothe to Detroit with a Drove of Fat Cattle in 1800
A fragment from an 1800 cattle drive led by Rev. James B Finley from Chillicothe to Detroit to sell to a government contractor. The party crossed Sandusky plains and Maumee rapids, faced demands from Indians, and interacted with Whitaker the Sandusky trader. The text covers early trade, Native interactions, and a 1782 1783 merchant history, including a 1788 Sandusky letter to Detroit pioneer Thomas Williams.
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Historical Research Bureau
Chillicothe
Detroit
James B. Finley
Sandusky Plains
Lower
Sandusky
Fremont
Maumee Rapids
Jos
Whitaker
Janes Whitaker
Lower San
Sandury
Elizabeth Foulks
Pennsylvania
Upper Sandusky
Thomas Willams
Traffic Rules And Church Revival Notice For Warsaw Area
Village traffic ordinance enforcement urged to save funds and prevent accidents on Fulton Street and surrounding streets. Worded plea advises drivers to keep to speed limits and right of traffic posts, cites church street use concerns and revival service notices at Church of God in Warsaw and Black Church in North Fulton. Upcoming events include card social at St Casper's and a dance at City Hall in April.
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Church of God
North Fulton
Wauseon
Butt
Fulton Street
Ainda Abe
Merica
Warsaw
Church of
Fulton
St. Casper's Church
Haumesser & Dolf's
City Hall
Salvation Army Camp Campaign Reaches Western Kentucky
A national Salvation Army drive expands to rural towns and cities across Western Kentucky and beyond. Brigadier Herbert Roberts, Western Kentucky divisional commander, says door to door efforts will spread the Blue Shield program and advisory boards to aid communities. In Wauseon a meeting at City Hall is set for April 9 with nightly gatherings at 7:80 PM.
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Salvation Acme
Hebert Robertay
Kentucky
Hedi
Ollears
Army
Can Dence
Tran
Mrs. Roberts
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