Wauseon High School Notes Share War Time Paths
High School Notes recounts WHS students and alumni in Michigan and Chicago, with holiday wishes and a peek at wartime college plans. Reports Dec games for Wauseon Reserves and varsity, plus faculty basketball, triangle debate setup, and November school statistics and Honor Roll listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xinas
Amax
WHS
Unarles Cole
Donald Grisier
Lowell Harper
Richard
Beng
Michigan
Tonant
Christmas Greetings of 1921 Amid Global Rehabilitation
A brief public message reflects on the Christmas Season of 1921, noting the world’s shift toward rehabilitation and a return to safe progress and constructive methods after a period of upheaval. The tone urges communal resolve and optimism for renewal.
Knights of Pythias elect officers and pre Christmas Seals drive
The Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming term including H A Davenport K of R and H Mack M of F C Cutt M of Exick E King M of A R L Goff and I G Fred Norman. A note urges buying Christmas Seals to support the disarmament effort against tuberculosis and to help reduce deaths, citing past gains and ongoing need.
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Knights of
Pythias
H. A.davenport
H. Mack
Ohio
Community Sings at Wauseon Christmas Tree
Wauseon sets a real Christmas tree downtown and plans caroling by school children on Saturday at 6 30 with groups touring town. At 7 30 adults gather for songs and activities, and every child under ten will receive a present.
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Wauseon
Local briefs and incidents from Napoleon to Columbus Grove
Hospital Tag Day in Napoleon and a $70,300 street paving loan to Farmers National Bank of Bryan. A village lights dispute leaves Ottawa without street lights. A buggy overturn injures Mrs. Smith. Daniel Snyder loses two fingers at Acme Level Factory. Charles Doty fends off bandits with a gun after a night vigil in Columbus Grove. An education note cites farm and college graduates’ earnings. A rural ad seeks a distributor in Fulton for a farm equipment firm.
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Bryan
Farmers National Bank of
Archbold
Acme
Daniel Snyder
Ottawa
Charles Doty
Columbus Grove
Mr. Doty
Oliver Leightner
Bluffton High School
T. V. Wallace
Milton
Fulton
Ohio
Essen
Ohio State
Front and Lang
Columbus
High School Basketball Opens With Morenci Victory
The Wauseon team defeated Morenci 42 to 15 in the season opener held Saturday night. Wauseon displayed speed and sharp shooting while Morenci often scored on fouls. Reserves lost 13 to 7 to Ridgeville Corners. next game is at Ridgeville Corners Thursday, November 27.
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Ommy
Robert Cole
Dennison
Nxt
Chicago
Wauseon
Ridgeville Corners
Ney
Leva
Napoleon
Bryan
Wausseon
Lovie Weber
Wause
Morenci
Stores Put Christmas Cheer In Wauseon Shops
Stores in Wauseon present a festive Christmas look with varied window displays and strong holiday stock. Shoppers are urged to hurry as the season nears and Fulton sales sing out with affordable gift options, including a notable $1 item.
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Wausean
Wauseon
Farm Bureau Work A Merry Christmas Year 1921
County Agent Fulton County Farm Bureau filed a comprehensive annual report for 1921 detailing membership growth, township plans, and 82 project leaders. Highlights include soil improvement efforts, fertilizer purchases, limestone applications, soil tests, and twelve township demonstrations. Significant outreach covered crop protection, sweet clover sowing, soybeans, wheat varieties, tar barriers against chinch bugs, and drought relief donations to Europe. The report notes marketing progress through the Fulton Livestock Shipping Association and Northwestern Cooperative Sales, with substantial gains in poultry, swine, and farm accounting initiatives. The season’s message extends warm Christmas greetings to readers and families across Fulton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouio Farm Bureau Edention
Fulton County Farm Bure
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fulton County Farm Bureau
State Soils Department
Europe
State Poultry Department
Duroc Jersey Swine Association
Fulton Livestock Shipping Association
Sttes 'Wool Growers Association
Wauseon Council Seeks Lower Gas Rates And Reports On City Projects
The city council met Monday to discuss a proposed lower gas rate with Gas Company representative A. Sloan present. While a rate cut could not be finalized, few council members urged plain talk that may help reduce rates. West Elm Street improvement was reviewed with hopeful support due to anticipated state aid. An ordinance to levy tax on property to cover existing debts and bonds was passed. New council members listed include E. Socie, D. E. Barkdull, A. J. Val Weber, H. J. Schlatter, and A. E. Harger. County fair officials were elected and detailed financials for 1921 were reported, with receipts totaling 8,244.97 and total disbursements at 28,946.97, leaving an overdraft of 671.95 and a treasurer’s balance of 315.70.
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Presents Council
Wauseon
Sloan
Rey
West Elm Street
Jiosiut
E. Socie
D. E. Barkdull
A.J. J . Val Weber
H. J. Schlatter
A. E. Harger
Fulon County Agricultura Ae
T. H. Fraker
F. J. Spencer
C. A. Knapp
C. F. Orth
Ash
Ceee
Ieee
Sul c. Knapp
Ape Compierre
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Arlene George Irene Goff
Hazel Auschliman
Robert Ham Hoyer
Waldeck Fladwin Flory Reppel
Harold
Danhac
Paul Banister
Anna J Jean “Nay Mary Burkholder Sae Flory
Iren Iewer leycOr Eunice Johnson
Audrey Pecaee
Donald Kolb
Bernard Rogers Trewin Canfield Haat Am Balsar
McCornte Tone Petrie Ronald Uppy
Dean Clarke
Helen Gottschalk
Mary Merrill Lioise Roos
Merle Stevens
Mary
Beverly Tarlton
Catherine Weyer
Emerson Wertz
Frances Border Merlin Burkholder Deloruos Crowell
Louise Markel
Lucile
Air Elvarita Trimble
Jane Smallman
Adlcia Stuckey
Mildred Kline Glenn
King High School
Elmer George Madge Bonnell
Thema Stevens
Ade
The
United States
K. OF
Howe
Root Bros
Wauseon, Ohio
V. Morenci
Harry Smith
Agricultural College
Fulton County
Rip van Winkle
Mall Iron Co
Ali. Iron Co
Eels
W. J. Biddle
D. W. Williams
Maxwell
Rydintor
Star Sweeben
HAM & Roos
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