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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1915

Page

8

Local Correspondence From East Franklin Area News

Mrs. Eugene Kane of Toledo spent last week with her nephew Hoyt and family. Mrs. Frank ateance of York Center visiting her parents Chas Wagoner and others. Mr. Dennis Lestherman has his new barn painted. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erehart and Doy Dean of Huntington Indiana visited their year. A Cochran entertained his two brothers from Indians. Hoyt family visited Medina County relatives for reunion. Mrs. A Cochran and mother visit Indiana relatives. Pelton family of Delton called on Hoyt. East Franklin and nearby residents noted in Delta. Klopfenstin and children joined by Sam Crose family for Sunday dinner. Alva Roth family visited Pete Sellers. Lawrence Warner and son entertained Will Sige of Henry County. Albert Schang family and Geo Leu and Opal visited. Worden and family met John Worden and Helen and Herbert Worden at Brinkman home. Sam Schmucker family at Quilletts. Bernaths and Clingamans hosts. Minick visited Miley in Tedrow. Bessie Noafinger stayed with Wille Patters in Archbold. Louin family from Bryan visited. Henry Brehm returned from Devil's Lake. Bessie Worden visited Mixter relatives.

Eugene Kane Toledo Ehoyt Frank Pe Ateance York Center Myre Chas, Wagoner Dennis Lestherman Rarph Erehart Omy Dean Huntington Indiana A. Cochran F. J. Hoyt Medina County Gothrop H. Pelton Deltm FP. J. Hoyt East Franklin Tda Anna Warner Celia Spiees Delta Simon Klopfenstin Sam Croseviere Harve Rychener Alva Roth Pete Sellers Lawrence Warner Mra Will Sige Henry County Albert Schang Geo. Leu Opal John Worden Helen Herbert

Sunday Guests and Local Socials Around Wauseon

Sunday visitors at W. F. Spring’s included Albert Cobb Ches ter Bell and Ottokee families Clyde Felger Ira Gillett Wil mar Skeela of Oberlin Lafe Esterline and wife with O. B. Huffman Nelson Brink Mrs Ely and cousin in Wauseon Henry De Witt wife and son and Milo Simonson wife of Cleveland visited W. F. Spring’s Harry Kuhn wife and Mrs Laura Middleton of Chicago called on Vern Wise and John Caulkins homes Frank Pifch of Waldron and Grandma Graham visited John Kinkaid Jerry Hickernd wife visited Asa Caulkins and wife Chas Moore family and Miss Lena Wise to Hillsdale Mrs Frank Windeler and son Ray of Sylvania with A J Windeler’s family Henry Steinbrecher returned from four weeks in Kansas Libble and Addie Hogeboom with Q. C Poorman and wife Mrs Wm Zeigler visited with Mr and Mrs Jacob Hogeboom Harry Barckert returned to Amherst after two years with his brother John Rice and wife moved to Warnen to make their future home Mrs Norman Apt and little daughter of West Unity were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Hartman Despondency Due to Indigestion noted as Mrs Gee Hon Micedon NY credits Chamberlains Tablets for relief.

W. F. Spring Albert Cobb Chester Bell Ottokee Clyde Felger Ira Gillett Wilmar Skeela Oberlin Lafe Esterline O. B. Huffman Nelson Brink Ely Wauseon Henry de Witt Milo Simonson Cleveland Harry Kuhn Laura Middleton Chicago Vern Wise John Caulkins John Kinkaid Frank Pifch Waldron Grandma Graham Jerry Hickernd Asa Caulkins Chas. Moore Lena Wise Hillsdale S. Spring Amherst Ohio Alfred Winzeler Henry Pricket Tayette Libbie Galbraith Gladys Winzeler Ming Emin Galbraith Near West Barre Florence Galbraith John Rice Warneon Norman Apt Little Daughter West Unity Chas. Hartman

Moody Bible Institute graduates largest class in 29 years

Moody Bible Institute Chicago awarded diplomas to 72 summer term graduates, 36 men and 36 women, with 11 from Ohio leading states. The Correspondence Department added 58 graduates from 24 states and 2 foreign countries. Dr Henry H Stough delivered the address, praised by The North American, and diplomas were presented by President H P Crowell.

Moody Bible Institute Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Ohio Henry H. Stough

Parisian Suge Dandruff Remedy Claimed To Cure

An advertisement touts Parisian Suge as a quick fix for dandruff, claiming scalp cleansing with daily use prevents flaking, stops hair loss, and nourishes growth. It asserts easy home application, low cost, and availability at Read and Wager and general druggists. A separate line notes a sensational theft: a man robbed Rose last night with a bold act.

Noble life's gift and banked security in old newsprint

The body of Mr Gunckel lay in state in the Newsboy Building auditorium from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday with funeral services in the afternoon led by multiple pastors. Newsboys formed a guard of honor to escort his coffin to Woodlawn Cemetery as arrangements were made for his wish to rest beside running water. A second feature urges readers to open a bank account, arguing savings build independence and self confidence beyond wealth, and promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney health.

Breth Gunckel Newsboy Ernest Bourner Allen Allen A. Stockdale Samuel Charles Black Robbie Alexander Toledo Newsboy Woodlawn Cemetery Gunekel

Duty In All Work Deserves Daily Respect

A 1914 meditation on duty, urging that every daily task in shop, kitchen, market, street, office, farm, school, and home is part of a great campaign for mankind. The author links personal integrity to global welfare, asserting duty rises with us from morning to night.

Thomas J. Sullivan

Fly Hessian fly threatens Ohio wheat crops

The Hessian fly is a major wheat pest in Ohio. Best control is sowing after the fly finishes laying eggs. In northern Ohio around September 15, central Ohio around September 25, and southern Ohio around October 6.

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Nare Ana C. F. Stotzer Wauseon, Ohio United States Mr. Jinville Stillwater Minn Earle H. Hill Occident Northwest Gorham Jack Rose Jown Gunckel Foley Pilla Fink & Haumesser Ithe Tribune Bruce Cramer Arcade Wauseon Floral CO I. R. Coon & Son New York Candy Kitchen Charles F. Stotzer Firestone Robinson Vulcanizing Co Dan W. Raymond Wauseon, D Fulton Overland Automobiles Smallman’s Mohr & Clark The Wauseon Lumber & Supply Co Lord Coke J . O. East Lyon & Greenleaf H. H. Williams Black Princess Theatre Elaine Black Box D. Morningstar Hill and Haran Wauseon Tin and Cornice A. L. Curtis Prop Archbold Miller & Pifer Rupps Furniture & Undertaking Wabashportland Cement Nportland Cement Tooks Gtreh Asle H. ¥. Yarnell Wauseon, C Cement Tile & Block Co Ehmits Os Lyon Che. Co Fayette Gon Aes Ee ‘Aller Cowaaton San Jar Wabash Raffidad Carl F. Orth Health Orl Peoples Bank Metamors E. Main Street W. Main Street Tt Inmrare Ent Randi Metamorphia Fred V. Myers Stone Road Henry No John M. Roth Board of County Commissioners W. Ackerman Galileo Isaac Newton Boston Transcript Tribune ED Fay Lee Clus ‘ Ae Tran New York Central R. R Alifornia Tra Vie Toy York Cota Ce A Pe Ticket Agent Nurines Schnorf R. Dollings Detroit City Business Adams 15Th Ste Toledo Earm Thurber P. Davis Arthur Hill J. F. Dimke Town Hall
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