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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
5
Mika Mate Mathews spends the week in Kant Ohio while Miss Alberta Ladderman visits Willenby. Various locals host relatives from Toledo Indianapolis and Detroit. The Community greets guests from North Columbus and Bremen with gatherings at Paulding Lima and Maumee areas.
Wauseon hosts a stream of visitors including Mr and Mrs John Cron and family from Celina, Mr and Mrs Grover Eiseman of Wyandotte Michigan, Miss Elmina Boyton of Delta, and many others joining relatives for brief stays and a wedding event at the McCance home. A local reunion and civic notices fill out a busy social and community scene with travel, weddings, and upcoming elections.
Mr Biery and family are now delegated in Bowling Green. The Public Schools of Wauseon will open for the school year of 1915 10 on Monday September 6. Western Union poles and wires moved from north to south side of Lake Shore tracks. Ohio Gas Light and Coke Company valuation increased from 115850 to 2751000. Rural Mail Carrier service extended in Lucas county up to 50 miles by motor vehicles. County Superintendent C D Perry and family moved into former residence of C J Biery. Special grand jury convened to clear Henry county jail. three indictments returned. Christian Sunday School excursion to Toledo Beach. Senior Class of 1915 autoed to Rea ee Cees, joyed picnic supper. Louise Baker former W H S teacher visited. Superintendent Salter advocates uniform textbooks in county schools. Williams county has 23 school districts with 23 textbook lists. Rev F W Burnham to preach at fair grounds and union meeting. head of American Christian Missionary Society. Ohio Art Company defendant in suit for 4072.72 by Vienna picture firm. Flowers and fruit sent to Tribune from Dover and Giffey farm. Incipient fire at Wauseon caused by gasoline tank burst. firemen extinguished. Freight wreck at Wauseon yards delayed trains. no serious injuries. Coming Sunday Princess Theatre presents The Gentleman from Mississippi in five acts.
Friends at home report crossing the Continental Divide and camping at Yellowstore Lake with deer and trout breakfast, signing off as R. H. Fernald and wife. Notices note F W Moyer and wife of Wauseon at the Ohio Building Exposition and a Mount Lowe trip, Amboy township votes to remain dry by 18 points, and Pike township Republicans to meet August 30 for nominating officers.
Selling a young bull born in April 1914 with a dam official record of 20.25 lbs butter and 4e6 lbs milk in 7 days. He weighs about 1900 lbs and traces three times to the great cow De Hul 2d. Bargain at 90 dollars. Come and see him.
Sabbath School at 9 15 led by C J Ives. Sermon at 10 30 by Rev F N Money of West Unity. Epworth at 6 30 led by Miss Helen Bartram. Union open air services at 6 30. Minister C P Hoffman.
The third annual Vonier Reunion met last Friday August 20 at the Ottokee Fair Grounds with about eighty eight members sharing a noon dinner and brief program. Officers elected for next year were Christ Vonier president Joseph Vonier vice president Ervin Vonier treasurer and Peter Rupp secretary. The gathering closed with the song God be With You till we Meet Again and a wish to meet again next year.
Fulton County Fair announces Children Day on Friday October 1st for youths under fourteen and Soldiers Day on Saturday October 2nd with two free acts daily by The Flying Moores and Harry Hills Great Wild West Show. A full race program and Boy's Athletic Contest start Saturday at 10 am at the fair grounds. Five hundred exhibitors sought. Republican meeting in Ottokee Grange Hall August 2 pm to nominate township officers. Horse Head Brand Phosphate offered at 12.00 per ton. orders via P M Schnor Wauseon Ohio.
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