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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
5
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Correspondence from the vicinity notes a Red Cross auction with attendees and visits from Mr and Mrs Noel Aulmend. Added items include church events, a Chesterfield township wheel convention, and numerous mentions of local residents visiting relatives and attending meals, with updates on soldiers and community happenings around Danver and nearby towns.
Jacobson Manufacturing Optician advertises 16 years in Toledo and promises same day attention for broken glasses sent by mail. Address at 16 Adam Street, Toledo, Ohio.
The Gleaner reports a Service Flag dedication to Arbor by Mr. and H. H. Hough, with two stars, more to be added this week, honoring Charles Kinman Walter Figg Sy Kutzli and Charles Whitcomb as they leave for camps. The Ottokee Red Cross Auxiliary and Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. Stella Verity on Thursday May 2. Local visits and illnesses are noted, along with community meetings, wartime Liberty Loan commentary, and memorial notices for Jacob Krauss.
A Wauseon resident recalls a brutal medical experience with repeated hospital confinement and severe weight loss. The account credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for saving the narrator, now weighing 180 pounds, while noting claims about its digestive benefits. The piece also lists sale notices and local notices, including items for sale and Red Cross updates on wartime relief and fundraising efforts in Fulton County.
Sunday school and worship times listed for Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran churches with sermon topics and speakers. Obituary for Mrs John F Free notes birth, marriage, children, church affiliations, and death on April 18 1918 in Wauseon, near Stark County origins and age nearing 70.
Umpire Billy Evans cites liberty bonds as praiseworthy and essential. Pittsburg coal operators urge a five mile dry zone around mines during the war. Funeral notices from Wauseon and Metamora report services and deaths. Holstein Friesian meeting set for May 3 to decide fair premiums and Milwaukee trip plans.
North Henry County notes list Mrs Joseph Exmorning and Mr Mrs Durant dining with neighbors near Waaseon. William Durant visits with Mrs Henry Fylde. Miss Ola Sworden shares a dinner with a local family. A Jarry Yarn visit is noted in the neighborhood.
Fulton County reports War Savings Stamps sales through April 18 with per capita figures highlighting Payette as the only town above the weekly quota. Waureon leads in weekly sales with Fayette and Delta close behind, while Farm Seater, Metamora, Wauseon, Payette, Lyona, and Fulton appear among top village schools. Rural schools and teachers like Bert Richardson and Cor Beuchat show strong totals for No. 4 Swan Creek and Dover township as leaders in war activity. C D Perry chairs the Fulton County War Savings Committee.
At Dimke's The Fair Store unusual values attract shoppers with print cloth priced to surprise. The item list highlights bargain fabrics and notable discounts as customers browse the store offerings.
The petition filed in Fulton County Court of Common Pleas alleges Alpheus Ebersole fraudulently induced a deed to Sarah Emery. It seeks nullification of deeds, reconveyance to Alpheus, alimony, divorce, and equitable relief, with defendants ordered to answer by June 15, 1918.
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