Personal notes from Toledo and Detroit social circle
Sunday visits and travel details span Toledo Detroit and Wauseon. The list mentions Mike May Becker, Mr Ed Hauke, Mrs Dave Mit, Mrs J D Boyes, Mrs Carrie, Miss Ade Gale, Mr Walter Brown, Mrs Esther Brown, and Dr G B Tuthill among others attending visits funerals and trips to Cleveland Indianapolis Virginia and Florida.
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Mike May Becker
Toledo
Hier Benéen
Detroit
Wauseon
Ed Hauke
Tee Dog
Fe Wayne
Bosons
Pry van Buren
Cleveland
Dave Mittre
Wednesda
Wwe
Windermere
Tetera
J. D. Boyes
Earl Edgar
Hoyt Guten
Toleeland
Bis
Sree
W. A. Richardson
Grand
Nina
Manutington
Virginia
Mra
Hugh Isis
John
Local Briefs Highlight Wauseon News And Events
Wauseon area notes report Archbold defeat and upcoming games, dances, concerts and social events. Socials include birthday parties, library story hours, and a D. A. R. social. Local officials discuss street cleaning progress and a library event features Mrs G E Howe. Also covered are obituaries, church notices, school plays, and Belgian relief fundraising efforts.
Electric Lights Much Better at Power Station
The Toledo and Indiana Railway Company announces the installation of an automatic voltage regulator at the Power Station to keep street lights steady despite Interurban Cars. This improvement, along with a late meter reader and fluctuating December bills, enhances service. Wauseon street lighting is praised as the best for a town of its size. J. M. Darst, Superintendent.
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Wauseon
Aetna Grange Reorganizes and New Brailey Grange Formed
Aetna Grange reorganized on Wednesday February 17 with a charter list of 28 and growing. Charter lists close February 26 with officers to be installed February 26 at 7 p.m. A new Grange at Brailey shows 56 members and charter list closes February 25 at 7 p.m. with officer installation at that time. Also notes an upcoming community Grange talk and literature availability by EP AMES County Organizer. Last week’s Valentine party hosted by Miss Alta Cooke and Miss Gladys Bicknell at Euphrasie Gushman’s home featured a two course luncheon and a “Five Hundred” game, with out of town guests Miss Elizabeth Bassett and Mr Elmer Bensen.
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Archbold
Archbold High
Wauseon High
Wauseon
Harry Sweeny
Center Bell
Ina Yale
Hass Sweeney
el Rel
Abbs
Cimies
Harry Sweeney
Willise
Alva
Land R. Howard
Ackerman
Griffen
C. West
Uas
Sechrist
Lers
Per- Archbold
Montpelier High
Montpelier
Delta High
Delta
Napoleon
Bowling Green High
Ina
Ohio
Indiana
Boone
Fort Wayne
Ray Jackson
Isaac Wiley
Swanton
Jackson
Fulton County
Deyo
Stuntz
India
Philippines
Eddy
M.C. A
Asia
Near East
Russia
John R. Mott
Congregational Church of India
China
Mott
Taylor
Doughty
Harry F. Ward
W. F. Oldham
Cleveland
Canton
Anderson
Aetna Grange
Brailey
Pe EP Ames
Euphrasie Gushman
West Chestnut Street
Alta Cooke
Gladys Bicknell
Elizabeth Bassett
Port Clinton
Elmer Bensen
Detroit
Burning potato parings to prevent stove soot
A reader advises burning potato parings in the stove rather than discarding them in the garbage. The method, they claim, prevents soot buildup and avoids calling the fire department to deal with a clay fire. A man with a strong coal fire notes soot never appears on lids or kettle bottoms when parings are burned daily.
Rheuma Safe Remedy and Tornado Timings
Rheuma Safe Remedy marketed by Read & Wager claims to cleanse the system and banish rheumatic waste from kidneys bowels and skin with a 50 cent bottle. A tornado carried timber six miles to a Brecknockshire mountain top, later found by a farmer after a severe storm. Fulton county horticultural meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Van Horn and Mr and Mrs W L Biddle on March 4 will discuss recalled minutes and usual topics. Polly of the Circus lecture set for February 27 at Winameg Church with Edith Barton. admission 10 and 25 cents.
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Boon Oeilal
Lloyd Huff
Allentown
Mover
Cies
Orchesters
Pat
Huff
Read & Wager
J. K. Greenburg
Chicago
Wales
Brecknockshire
Fulton County
van Horn
W. L. Biddle
Irma Sharp
Winameg
Polly of the
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R. A. Powell
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Virginia Cole
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M.L. T. Club
G.E. Howe
Emery L. Carpenter
Ridgeville Corners
W. T. Campbell
J. F
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Mercer
Sed Mesadem Lahn
Tedrow
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Martin Hallover
Casa Grande
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W. H. Eager
Palace Apartments
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Clarence Emerson Westfall
R. C. Westfall
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Mary Ann
Phil
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Christian Church
Eagan
Rorick
F. H. Reighard
Reighard
Counine Lt
Bemot Peerian
Ane
Thiras
Jadiex
Losure Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
G. A
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Frank & Kenyon
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Saletan
Wauseon High School
Mary McClarren
Carl Orn~dorf
Bruce Williams
Pat Punk
Howard Ham
Logen Steinbrecher
Bryan Heise
Howard
Ny Marjorie Whiteman
Arthur Yaney
Lois Hoffman
Anna Fred
Bowling Green
Tiffin
Bellefountaine
Fostoria
Edwards-Wilson
Princesa Theatre
Caddell
the Tribune
Edwards
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Princess of the Men
Sketininky
Liberty Center
W. Mover
William L. Biddle
Fulton
B. A. Fleming
York
Rufus Harris
German
W. L. Cottrell
Chesterfield
K. H. Trowbridge
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Elmer Harmon
Charles Evers
Royalton
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Swan Creek
Peter Denn Pike
Albert Smith
R. I Murray
Swan
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D. R. Eynew
J. A. Segrist
Read& Wager
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Bishop Stuntz
South America
George Sherwood Eddy
Hoffman
Focal Committee
Clinton Township
Shoop & Mathews
Toledo & Indiana
R. R. Co
J. M. Darst
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Earle H. Hill
Wauseon, Ohio
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Peoples Bank
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Colsey
Eeete
Hanson & Bresler
Williams’ Cash Grocery
Tip Top
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