Fires at East Side Public School and Willow Street Residence
Firefighters responded to a faulted motor heater at the East School building, evacuating students in under four minutes while praising the quick drill and trained staff. A separate blaze at the Joe DeLana residence on Willow Street caused about 800 dollars in damage to the building and similar losses to household goods due to an overheated furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Willow Street
Wauseon
State Fire Department
Overmeyer
Seee
Board of Location
Frank Hampshire
Joe DeLana
Daniel Wood
Booster Club Meeting in Wauseon Promotes Community Welfare
The Wauseon Booster's Club will meet Monday evening December 18 at 7 30 in T I Hall. The club welcomes all residents regardless of politics creed or social rank and invites new and existing members to contribute to local progress with a $1 annual fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firsts
Wauseon Booster’s Club
T. & I. Hall
Bers
Wauseon
Village Council Meets With Bonds Accepted And Transfers Planned
The December regular meeting reviewed bonds for the newly elected village officers to be organized January first 1916. The clerk was instructed to seek depositories for village funds and the sinking fund. Residents protested speeding on West Leggett Street and cattle driving on boulevards, with the speeding issue referred to the Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Villa
Board of Public Affairs
Orth
Messers
Val Andre
Sam Fencannon
West Leggett Street
Wauseon Plans Community Christmas Tree Event
Civic Club and Boosters Club with churches, schools, and residents coordinating a city wide Community Christmas Tree. George Collins will donate the tree and the Toledo and Indiana Railway will provide lighting power. The event on Christmas Eve includes carolers, a school orchestra, and a program under teacher direction. The tree will be on Fulton Street near the Arcade and lit at 8 15 p m with nightly illumination through New Year and open houses for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Wauseon
Boosters Club
Ian
Patie
Ece Ij
Ood
Fulton ‘Street
Arcade
Ohio's Industries Shown at Court House in Wauseon
A lecture and moving pictures presented by Chas. Allen of the Ohio State Board of Commerce showcased major state industries. Farms and towns learned about Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Diamond Match, Willys-Overland, Continental Sugar, Dauch Manufacturing tractors, and Galion Iron Works. A Wauseon audience viewed plant scenes, discussed county prosperity, and noted local industry presence. Also listed is a Wauseon High School basketball schedule for 1916 and a short health ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Court House
Wauseon
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Chas. Allen
Toledo
Youngstown, Sheet and Tube Company
Diamond Match Company
Barberton
Fulton County
de Wauseon
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Exhhibit
Wausson Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Boil Wyandotte
Arthur Flory
Wausson
Cock Bird
Srd
Ee Hanson
Ckl
Black Wyandotte
Arthur Plory
Partridge Wyandotte
Iit
Gingrich
Rhode Island
Wanseon Poultry
Geo. M. Bailey
Findlay
Lord & Raven, Farmer
Praiveck
Harry Thepullet
Tanyas
PD Wilson
Rhode Ialind
Oe Merrill
Bird
Weber
Ay Mack
L. Spangler
Morenci
Willard Pugh
Maren
Alva Crow
Ardck
KE Thomas
Payette
Ted
Ath Han
Rene Cannaubon
Maumee
Jacob Noxall
L. C. Stevens
Swanton
Buff Leghorn
A. C. House
Montpelier
Panves
Bayes
Farmer
Allen
West Unity
A. K. House
Frank Marke
D. Becker
J. L. Spangter
Mich
E. M
Chas. R. Roode
Pernt Pultz
Pred
J. Nickola
Morenci, Mich
God
Wauscon
Itwack
Heefand
C_ Bullinwor
Wawsten
Ancona
Hanford
Booster's Club
Council
Old Council
the Derryvale
Holiday
XMAS
Lisle Hose
Narobias
Spencer-Edgar Vollmer Co. Inc
Wauseen
United States
Ohio's Industries
Agricultural Mcrement Association
Sean
Wauseon High School
Delta
Napoleon
Bowling Green
Charles al- Balsam
Sen
Sloan
Mervin H. Leister
Berkeley
Cal
Panama Exposition
Wiley, Lamb, Grove ‘School
Agnes Emily Vermett
Louise
Kenneth
Anetta Solth
B Laballe
Chrismas
First National Bank
The
Great Center
Rockers
the Furniture Store
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