Weather and flood snowstorm devastates area causing outages and deaths
A long sequence of crippling weather hits the region with winds and frost. Homes lose heat as gas and fuel run low causing widespread cold and outages. Rail yards report deaths of cattle and hogs, while a foundry roof is torn off. A surgeon sale notes high cow prices as market activity rises amid disaster.
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Thin County
Beret
Wauseon
Toledo
Wauscon Foundry
Cval
C. M. Harrison
County Probate Court and Local Notices 1918
Probate court items include marriages licenses real estate transfers and guardian actions with estate filings and appraisals. Also listed are monthly public notices of licenses guardianships and two letters from Jake in Frosty Florida providing a human interest glimpse and local anecdotes.
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Treasury
Common Pleas Court
G. R. le
Ursula Miller
al Carl FP
Ise
Guardian Sd Litem
Bond
Cleon Albert Barhite
Harala
Baurhite
Ling
Margaret Pink
Guardian
William C
Jake
Florida
Juvenile Court of Fulton County Court Report
A report on Fulton County Juvenile Court highlights its low publicity and strong community role. The court, led by Judge A. M. Barber and probation officer Dr. C. A. Cole, handled 225 cases in 1917 with few commitments and many children returning to homes. Mothers' pensions support about 20 families, and the probation officer works to keep cases out of court.
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Fulton County
A. M. Barber
C. A. Cole
Ben
Benn
Cleveland
Lancaster
Delaware
Lehman gets life in Fulton murder case
Fred Lehman was sentenced to life in the State Penitentiary by Judge Wolf after the court overruled a motion for a new trial. The defense argued at length, with State remarks praising the court and jury. Lehman appealed. the judge criticized the defense’s questioning and noted the credibility issues in the case while upholding the verdict of first degree murder.
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Lehman
Frederick Lehman
Wolf
Fulton County
Fred Lehman
State Penitentiary
Teas JSON
Jude Wolf
Gedusel
Mr. Fowler
Lehoman
Court of Justice
Dow
Willy
Lily
Avanesel
Munner
Gleaners Meet in Kalama Michigan Supreme Arbor Convention
The Supreme Arbor Ancient Order of Gleaners held its biennial convention in Kalama Michigan January 9 to 13. H H Hough was re elected Supreme Vice Chief. Delegates included Walter Lepsinger Harold Kutzley and H Hough. Speakers included Senator Hobson Herbert Quick and Gov Sleeper. The group backed National Prohibition and Red Cross efforts and reported 85 000 farmers in ten midwest states with five new states added in the past year.
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Supreme Arbor Ancient Order of Gleaners
Kalama- 200
Michigan
H. H. Hough
Gleaner
Supreme Arbor Ancient Order of Gleaners Bell
Kalama2oo
Jatary
Walter Lefsinger
Harold Kutzley
Senator Hobson
Herbert Quick
Washington D. C
Gov. Sleeper
Red Cross
Gleaners
Middle West
H. Hough
Victory for the Fire Fighters Red Cross Cafeteria
The cafeteria committee at the courthouse basement thanks all helpers and donors whose support funded meals and supplies. Net balance after expenses was $247.25 or $1,087.76, with profits to aid the local Red Cross Chapter and improve lives.
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RED Cross
Court House
Pioneer Woman Leader Remembered In York Township Obituary
Mrs. Robert J. Sharp of York Township, a pioneer and first woman school director, died aged 77. The report recalls her long life, community service, teaching, marriage to Robert John Sharp, and children, alongside a wartime fire disaster on Falton Street where volunteers battled a blaze amid a blizzard, saving nearby properties. The narrative recalls her faith, church ties, and final days, merging with local vignettes of tragedy and civic effort.
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Robert J. Sharp
York Township
Athelinda Devol Cheadle
Gilman
Susannah Cheadle
Maumee
Irma Ethel
Robert Dean
Kendallville
Indiana
Osborne
Wauseon
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