Pinching and Advertising in a December Council Meeting
A long council narrative details a December meeting with debate on tax issues and street improvements. Officials discuss alarms, fire protection upgrades, and Rose Beach property work while clerks handle finances and committee assignments. The piece also notes public concerns about press coverage and advertising of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chao
Cornel Min Henvoh
Wes
Patie
King
Charley Rastman
Resest
Oper Munting
F. J. Spencer
A. F. Shaffer
Overmeyer
Fegerd
Wousean
Ee Mayow
Ners
Bostman
Messern
Jonior Tor
Falton Street
Recommenda- Son
Anne
Usatom
Shoop Avenue
Grange meeting profits and plans for January corn show
The County Pomony Grange held a profitable session on Saturday November 23 with a new four member planning committee and arrangements for a corn show at Ottokee Grange the fourth Saturday in January 1929 Premiums will be offered for top yellow and white corn and several varieties Officers elected included Master E J Krieger Overseer C A Hayes and others County Superintendent ferry M spoke on rural schools noting the gathering as one of the best ever Also discussed were women’s mission in work and future county farm plans with County Agent Cave outlining the year ahead and urging support for the Premium Bureau to aid all farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brailey
Pomony Grane
Grange
Prigtim
D. W. Willems
W. B. McClarren
Ethel Mann
Ottokee Grange
Nlows
E. J. Krieger
C. A. Hayes
D. W. Williams
O. D. Whitaker
Bonar Chap
Agnes H. McMarren
Trens
P &. Barnes
Seal
Guaehe
P. Dinius
Cerea
Cave
Wil Gilmere
Prem Bureau
Ell Farmus
Annual Red Cross Meeting Elects Officers in Fulton County
Delayed county chapter session held November 20 at High School auditorium. Electees include Chair Judge Fred H. Wolf and Vice Chair Mrs W T Campbell. Secretary Davis B. Johnson. Treasurer Ed Scott. Trustees named for three years include Mrs Newitt Williams and Mr Clyde L CandelI. War Chest Fund issue debated. universal Red Cross membership urged. drive details and anniversary notices included along with local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulton County
American Red Cross Society
Fred H. Wolf
Charman
W. T. Campbell
Davis B. Johnson
Ed Scott
Fallowine
Uew
Over and There Five Times Over Hospital Service
Letters from soldiers and a nurse recount frontline service in France Belgium and England during 1918. Corporal Robert J. Bissonnette describes five over the top assaults and near misses with the 88th Infantry as Gale Dennis joins his company. Reports from Gayle Somers Dowell School and others share scenes of camps trains Belgium hospitals and German front and the daily life of soldiers and Red Cross Y M C A services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bissonnette
Ga'e Dennis
Mr. Kenyon
Tme
France
Inge
Fulton Co
Gale Dennis
Hack ‘N Sherman
Gale
Corp
Robert J. Bissonnette Co
Inf. A. P.O
Amercan E. F
Dowell School
Gayle H. Somers
Belgium
Tribune
Gladys M. Somers
Christmas Neckwear for Holiday Season Displayed
Ladies' fine neckwear on display to simplify shopping during the holiday season. Prices attractively range from 3 cents to 50 cents up to 3 dollars and 50 cents.
Gloves for all and mittens for baby at moderate prices
Early stock advised for gloves and baby mittens with prices listed from 25¢ to 2.50 dollars. Includes white gloves and mittens suitable for all ages and occasions. Offers a range of sizes and styles likely in a local shopping advert.
Well Spent Life Ended in Fulton County Pioneer Albert Stranahan Passes
Albert R. Stranahan, a sixty year Fulton County resident, died December 1 in Wauseon. Born June 16 1841 in Litchfield Ohio, he served in the 14th Ohio Infantry, helped move the county seat to Ottokee, was a skilled mason, and left a large circle of family and friends including his wife Mary Frazier and children Samuel A Hollie A Case and Loren H. His funeral Tuesday featured county officials, G A R members, and Masons. memorial resolutions praised his integrity and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Stranahan
Wause
Litchfield
Medna County
Ohio
Mr. Stranahan
Fulton County
Harvey Hayes
Ottokee
Wauseon
Stranahan
Lucy Scott
Lottie Marsh
Galion
United States
Mary Frazier
Samuel A. Now
Flint
Michigan
Hollie A. Case
Loren H
Ceveland
Toledo
Co. H. 14Th
Madison Street
Deceber
Court House
Losure
G. A. R. Wauseon Lodge
G. B. Wilts
H. H. Ham Sr
Fulton County Bar Association
Albert Stranahan
14Th
Ohio Volunteer, Infantry
Lee
Grant
Appomatox
Return from the Front and a Call for Peace
A War letter from Belgium October 20 1918 describes guard duties a shelling counter barrage and near misses with German planes. The writer reflects on Austria's capitulation Wilsons peace aim and the need to prepare for an era of lasting peace while honoring sacrifices and pondering the moral questions raised by war. Six Fulton County veterans discharged at Camp Sherman are noted alongside the return of eight men to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Liverpool
Rairoad
R. R
Winchester
Eng
Austria
Jahey
Batalion
Europe
America
Wilson
H Love
Fulton County
U. S
Camp Sherman
Metamora
Fayette
Walter Gottschalk
Wauseon
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Duff
RED Cross
American Ved Croey Uns
Offtcem—Financel
CRASS
Univeral Red Cross
American Red Cross
U.S
Tate
Nenana
Mres
Baer Wildwood
Carl
Wane
Priday
Hyomaj
Don Moyer
Ids
North Hampton
LeHavve
Bissonnatt
the William's Cafeteria
Madison Fields
Otto
Fields
the Tribune
Tam
The
Corntory
Hunsight
Brown
Direction
Baddinr
Ile
Cementat
Mike
Jdandy
Weber
Disbrow
R. C. Buck
Hopital
Buck
Hastatt
Baden
Darby Kenyon
Practical Xmas Gift Store
Victory Xmas
Spencer-Edgar-Vollmer Company
Albert R. Stranahan
Sryan Heise
William's
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