Court House News and Warrant Listings 1921
Court notices show warrants issued for M A Robinson and others. Real estate transfers include Rouse S Campbell to Vogel heirs and Hill to J Price. Guardianships, estates, and probate items list final accounts, appraisals, and hearings set for December 27 and November 25 with multiple names and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse S. Campbell
William and Mary Vogel
Skeels Au
Wascon
Wow Hill
Ho J. Price
Gta
Kennedys Rd
Delta
Hogeboom
van Rensselaer
Albert Gype
Ida Liechty
Peter Joseph Eisel
Ida Garnsey
Ervin Vonier
Os Hazel Vonier
Henry M. Baer
Mary J. Eckhart
Oliver McLain
Frederick
S. Allen
Eget
Aitha A. Double
Stelig M. Stoddard
Fulton County Boys and Girls Club Winners at Columbus
Western Ohio youth groups attended a weeklong program in Columbus with 779 county winners from Fulton and nearby areas. Activities included livestock lectures, Home Economics demonstrations, museum visits, and tours of the Ohio State University. Medal awards capped Friday sessions as attendees returned home via T and T Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Boys and Girls
Columbus
Why Leather Prices Stay High and How They Move
A detailed exploration by Alex Ligstrom tracing the leather supply chain from slaughter pen to consumer. It explains how local buyers, dealers, tanners, wholesalers, manufacturers, and retailers each add costs and profits. The piece highlights freight, tanning, taxes, insurance, and the long capital tieup of nine months to a year, concluding with notes on variable hide quality and continuing on to further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ligstrom
M. M
Farm Accounting Schools At Chesterfieht nol House
An accounting school session will meet at the Chesterfield House at 2:30 a.m. Thursday December 8. Farmers should bring pencils and glasses. Accounts raise profits. 16 hundred Ohio farms show 60 percent kept none and earned less. 14 percent with good records earned $850 more than interest. Reasons include pride, inventory, credit, annual earnings, and improved management. An additional session will be at the Town Hall in Wauseon at 9:20 a.m. Wednesday December 9. All farmers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T v
Chesterfieht Nol Howse
Ohio
Wauseon
Washington Legion and Generals in North America
A fragmentary reminiscence profile describes Marquis De Chastellux and Gen. Washington as central figures in a new Washington Legion. It notes a philosophy of strength through disciplined, virtuous citizens and frames ex service support as a national duty. The text also mentions Miss Thelma A. Turetine Bulger’s engagement, and a casual remark about olives and babies as life lessons.
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Marquis de Chastellux
Harford MacNider
Legion
Count de Rochembeau
Jose
North America
Washington
Defield
Boston
Charleston
Caesar
Trajan
Alexander
Apollo
Thelma A. Turetine Prudent
Eugene Adroit
Bulger
C. Catinat
M. Bulger
Harold O. Blake
Frank H. Foster
Blake
Chastellux
Fife
Lerness
Masons Elect Officers for 1921
The following officers were elected for the Masonic lodge for the ensuing year: W. Herman Case Treas, Earl Wilson Sec, F. W. Moyer S. D, Dr. E. G. Cole J. D, Clayton Huffman Tyler, Art Wells. Newcomer received an unanimous vote for Trustee. Also notes on Woman's Club and Tuesday Club meetings, current events, hostesses, and a power outage notice in Wauseon from 2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. on Sunday December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.w
I. W
Herman Case
Myrtle Dalrymple
Ida Gingrich
Jeanette Stutsman
Anna Wilson
Wauseon
Lee Toledo
Indiana
R. R
Gift guide for men and boys from our holiday selection
Each season more women seek gift ideas for men and boys. This year we offer special preparations to aid in picking practical gifts quickly and completely. If you cannot visit, check the articles you want, note your price, and mail the list for careful selection subject to your inspection and approval.
Ohio Building and Loan Depositors Exempt from Income Tax
State officials say the new tax measure exempts incomes up to 300 dollars from building and loan dividends and exempts cooperative building and loan institutions and their members from taxes. Officials estimate 1.25 million Ohioans and 700 institutions benefit, improving funds for home building and deposits for depositors and borrowers across the Buckeye state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Congress
Building and Loan Associations
John W. Pragh
Buckeye
Devine
Ed Devine
Poor Road Entrances Plague Wauseon as Travelers Detour
Observations on rural travel reveal shoppers avoiding rough approaches to towns. Local writers urge improvement of the final mile into Wauseon, noting towns with good roads attract trade while rough entries deter visitation and commerce.
Exchange Club Reopens After Vacation at Avery Inn
The Exchange Club met last Friday evening at Avery Inn marking the first gathering after months of vacation. Twenty five members are expected, with officers elected for six months: Fink as President E L Bowsher as First Vice President Earl Edgar as Second Vice President B G Cole as Third Vice President Rease Campbell as Secretary and FL H Weber as Treasurer. Meetings will continue weekly at Avery Inn with plans for an active year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Avery Inn
Co. Fink
E. L. Bowsher
Earl Edgar
B. G. Cole
Rease Camp‘bell
FL H. Weber
Treas
Grange Fair A Success In Ottokee County
The Ottokee Grange held a Tuesday and Wednesday fair with strong turnout and visitors. Paul Mizer of Pike township won a pig in the drawing. another winner was Sullivan Johnson. About $125 remained after expenses, reflecting a well attended community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottokee
Paul Mizer
Pike Township
Sullivan Johnson
Trip to Columbus Club Week
Bruce McClarren County Poultry Club Winner recalls leaving Wauseon for Columbus on Monday November 14. Detours included Toledo meeting with Ray Donnan and a Blade photographer, then a chartered car with other club winners to Columbus. Arrival around 2:05 pm at the Columbus Hotel, welcome by Fulton County Club Leader Mr Poorman, University Hall visit, and a welcome by Dean Vivian of the College of Agriculture. Activities included group divisions, Bible land film, and tours of packing plants and wool grading. Time at Columbus Club Week described as priceless and highly valuable beyond any prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Milla
Bruce McClareen
County Poultry Club
Wiance
Nina Weatherby
County Food Club
Staaten Eee
Ern
Ghab
College O. Agricult
Ohio State University
BE. B. Beatty
Toledo
Ohio
I Y Donnan
Jucas County
King Avenue M. E
Presbyterian Purches
Columbus
Mills
Profs. Coffey
Conklin
Gay
Plumo
Dakan
Soneke
Veterinary College
State House
Memorial Hall
Liver Walering Project
Hartman Theatre
Wool Growers Ware House
T and T
Wauseon
Toldeo
Ray Donnan
Blade
Bowling Green
Mr. Poorman
Fulton County
University Hall
W. H. Palmer
Sian Gente Bicen Vivian
College of Agriculture
University
Ohio Wi
Columbus’ Club
Bruce McClarren
Trory Family Reunion Participants Gather in Thanksgiving
The Trory family of Wauseon Ohio and relatives from Kent Ohio marked Thanksgiving with a reunion at Avery Inn. Attendees included C E Trory Sr and Jr EB H Jordan F W Trory and families, plus Betty Jane Troiaughter of Kent. Edward Trory Jr. missed due to illness. gathering noted as a cordial, first class dinner and continued visiting through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Trory
Wauseon
Ohio
C. E. Trory Sr
EB. A H. Jordan
Clarence and
Arthur
F. W. Trory
Kent
C. E. Trory Jr
Dai
A. J
Edward
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Paxson
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Tra Butts
Antronik Kasparian
Elmia
Mary Tomecek
Fayette
Arthur Miller
Farmer
Ridgeville Corners
Minnie Elling
Elta
John Gigax
Sane Porch
Estim Fayette
Gotshal Mig. Co
Pacer Tumretthauer
Franklin
Ie Taber
Yorknon
Eye Fayette
Esti
Rabher
Bostian
Zap Cen Coop
Clinton
F. W. Avery
Prop
Wauseon, Ohio
Farm Accounting Schools
the Tribune
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Masons
Child Conservation League
Decemoe
Cecil Weber
Catherine Hanson
Chloe Edgar
Bill Ford
Mackinawa
Mittens
Harrison & Funkhouser
Building and Loan
Wauszeon
Grange Fair
Royalton Township Farm Bureau
Brick Church
Clinton Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Womans Relief Corps
Columbus Club
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