Wauseon School Board Urges Expanded Agricultural Work
The Wauseon educational scene urges expanded agriculture and manual training in the high school. Plans call for more room and equipment, with emphasis on Hoghting Crowded quarters and the need for space to teach agriculture, manual training, and domestic arts. Community leaders discuss funding, building needs, and the aim to align with Smith Hughes era reforms.
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R. E. Chase
Dweling House
Archbold
R. W. Cook
Cpe
David Meriliat
Silo
Dover
Wen
Gottleab
Smith-Hughes
Theodore Fouty
John Pummel
Chas
Humphrey
Catherine Waffle
Mane
Charles Blain
Clarence F
Whlow
el Carched
S. K. Griffin
Calefte
5 Wurvey
Waascun
Bowsher
Resolutions of Respect for Scout Master Chas Da Cotethra
A school committee notes the death of Scout Master Chas Da Cotethra and expresses deep sympathy. They resolve to honor his memory with mourning, public display, and the promotion of practical courses in home economics agriculture and commercial fields at the high school to benefit students and the bereaved family. A donation of effort to maintain education and moral life is emphasized.
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Chas. da Cotethra
J. Ives
Boy Scouts of
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Mic
Smith
Blain A. Schnall
Harold Trimble
Chifford
Wauseon
Adah
Bowser
Court House News Warrants Issued 0
Warrants issued and various small financial items listed including cash, health board costs, telephone rent, and sheep claims. Names and exact figures appear scattered in a garbled OCR, but references include Saunders, Barnes, Leminger, Porters, and others with minor amounts such as 22.00, 115.50, 49.35, 5.00, 183.50, and 244.30.
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Goewegee
Cash
Barnes
Heaith
Geo. Leminger
Aie
Toledo Myeaners
McClain
Gorsuch Poles Board of Health
Save
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Board of Bet Rett Sca
Garfeld Porter
Re Oo
Ezra Cout
William Weir Dies After Long Fulton County Life
William Weir, a veteran of the Fourteenth Ohio Infantry and long-time Fulton County resident, died Monday December 18 after a life spanning Water and the year 1858 in Richland County, Ohio. He lived on North Fulton Street and was deeply rooted in local patriotism and Americanism, serving briefly in the Civil War and leaving a legacy of community ties in Wauseon.
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Richland County
Ohio
Fulton Too
Indiana
William Weir
Homie Tieu
North
Fulton Street
Mon Uple
Putton County
Anon
Wauseon
William
Toledo
Fulton County
William Weir Civil War Sergeant Loyal to Country
A fragmentary obituary-like note honors William Weir born December 3 1838 in Scotland. He enlisted as a sergeant in Company H 100th Ohio Volunteer Infantry around August 5 1862, served bravely, endured Civil War hardships, and later emigrated to North America moving from Scotland to Canada then to the United States. Parents mentioned as John Alexander Weir and Mary Orr Weir.
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William Weir
U. S
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
John Alexander
Mary Orr Weir
Bienesing
Scotland
Paisa
North Carolina
Blantrye
David Livingston
Canada
United States
Buffalo
Farm Bureau meeting invites Lincoln at Wauseon court house
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Secretary M D Lincoln will address the county meeting at the courthouse in Wauseon at 7 30 Tuesday evening December 21. He will explain farm bureau spending for state and national groups and urge boosting agriculture through cooperative action. The notice calls all farmers to attend.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
Court House
Wauseon
Lincoln
State
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
The
John G. Rorick A Long and Active Life
John G. Rorick born February 18 1834 near Elmira New York died December 8 1920 at his home in Wauseon Ohio after a long life of varied work and public service He was a pioneer spirit with a diverse career in teaching farming hotel ownership and business ventures He served on school boards as justice of the peace and in state politics in Ohio and Michigan and helped draft Ohio’s constitution His life combined education self improvement invention and public service through many towns and enterprises
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Elmira
New York
Wauseon
Mr. Rorick
William Rorick
New Jersey
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Eneral
William ‘Work
Wade
County
Michigan
Phoebe Breese
Sidney Brees
Illnois
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Rorick
Wien
Medina Seminary
Eran
Hare
Areca
Lake Superior
Ius
Wisconsin
Kunde
Ohio
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Howa
Mil
Bryan
Chicago
Swanton Swanton Mercial College
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Aurora
Tinois
Archbold
Chesterfield
Ches- 1860
Terfield
Fulton
Lyons
Lyons Dee
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Sherman House
Jayseon
Morenci Hotel
Morenci
Canandaigua
Visolo
S. Sonemephoe
Indiana
Kansas
Mmerce
Tatas
White and
Grayson Teleephone Company
Sherman and Bennison
Texas
Lima
Lenawee
Board of Education
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State Board of Es
Ohio State Penitentiary
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