Hitchingham Guilty and Related Trials in County Court
Vincent Hitchingham was found guilty by a jury after a short deliberation for burglary and larceny and faces sentencing in Judge Free Wolf's court. Paul Caskey pleaded guilty to a related robbery. Arthur Overmeyer and McCartney faced gun and forgery charges with outcomes pending. Glove stands trial for adulteration of food and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casky
Paul Caskey
Delta
Diitchingham
Mansfield Reformatory
Hintchingham
Overmeyer
Arthur Ovremeyer
McCartney
Local Community Notes Amid Toledo Visits and Club Meetings
Mrs. B ff Harrison visited Adrian and various residents traveled to Toledo for events. Mary Lehman hosted the SH club and later Mrs Mary Lehman and her mother toured Toledo. Read Read, Wager s and Gorsuch Drug Store showcased Stechains. Local clubs, a Masonic lodge inspection, and several family visits filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mte
Mary Lehman
Mary Ty Lehman
Toledo
TS Loiry
Springfield
Glen Soule
Aewing Club
J. B. Heint
Roscoe Hirist
Alice Harrison
Spee Tees
Get Together Club entertains with Oceanic Ladies Quintet
The Get Together Club met at Mrs. Clay home for an afternoon program by the Oceanic Ladies Quintet. The event featured three singers, a flutist, and a drummer with saxophone and other instruments, drawing about sixty ladies. Local and out-of-town guests attended, including Mrs. Outenst and Mrs. Drea. The group plans a future trip, possibly to Japan, continuing their tour with American soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Singers
Frank
Bert
Athena A Dake
Chas. Yeager
Pred West
Istrument
Srelack
Mics
Dy.donne
Me. Chee
Revlon Wiand
France
Mira
Mees Berry
Rite Do
Probeck
al Ots
Drea Wa Henry Oe
New Zealand
Wimseler
Bryan
Japan
Preliminary Oratorical Contest at Wauseon High
Participants at Wauseon High School on Monday afternoon January 23 presented orations including Clifford Belding A Timely Tribute Opal Robinson The Status of Woman Florence Ross The Man of the Ages Ralph Geer The Marine and Selina Snyder Peace Lowell Bayesin Menace of the Automatic Machine. Awards placed Clifford Belding Opal Robinson Florence Ross. Belding and Robinson to compete in the triangular contest at Wauseon and Napoleon on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauscon High School
Clifford Belding
Lopat Robinson
Florence Ross
Ralph Geer
Selina Snyder
Lowell Bayes
Opal Robinson
Wauseon High School
Wau ‘Geon
Napoleon
Spokane Paperowner Hails Tribune Tenure and Local Ties
The Tribune received a letter from F. G. Meeks of Spokane Washington proprietor of a Wie Imundry there noting thirty three years as a subscriber and his hometown ties to Wanseon. Enos Porter 77 years old longtime resident reflects on Spokane’s growth from 3,000 to 110,000. The note mentions Cedar Street and waves from Fulton County residents after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
F. G. Meeks
Spokane
Wash
Wanseon
Enos Porter
Cedar Street
Fulton County
Farewell Dinner Delays Power Updates To Ease Outages
Prolonged outages during wiring and switch work on the Toledo and Indiana line prompt a plan to perform brief shutdowns at off-peak times. After completion, village will gain 50 horsepower to support water pumps and relieve heavy load. Attempts to coordinate with T and I upgrades aim to secure full town power during emergencies and reduce interruptions.
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Toledo
Indiana
Board of Public Affairs
T. and 1
Stryker
Wauseon
Bryan Ex
Elm Street Council Votes 6 1 to Accept State Aid for Improvement
A special Elm Street council meeting Saturday approved a resolution on state aid for street improvements. Residents favor the project but oppose widening the street, and the town plans to complete the action before Columbus trip.
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Elm Street
Columbus
Marriages and sworn statements mix in Swanton
A series of marriage notices lists Fra n k L. Johnson to Edna L. Schlegel and others by Rev. Barker, Rev. Rostofer, Rev. Aaron Smith, and Rev. Samuel. A Secret Service investigator denies being in Frogley Clothing Store and clarifies rumors about a prior arrest. News also notes a fire at Blair Hotel and a Club dinner with later games and address by Prof. Trettalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Shcefarldi
Secret Service
Frogley
Swanton
Licciardi
Progley- Flo
Exchange Club hears psychology talk at Avery Inn
The Exchange Club met Tuesday at the Avery Inn with about 29 attendees and four visiting guests Dr A W Trettain Professor at Toledo University Dr Park Bishop of Delta Supt C B Perry and Toledo Blade reporter Hewes. Trettain a psychology professor delivered an inspiring educational address his examination of Mrs Weber's mind was cited in State of Ohio vs Weber and he was invited to speak to the club highlighting the broad field of psychology and its health benefits.
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Exchange Club
Avery Inn
A. W. Trettain
University At
Toledo
Park Bishop
Delta
C. BE. Perry
Hewes
Toledo Blade
Weber
A W. Trettain
State of Ohio
Fulton County
Elsie
Anahin
Trettain
Gustave Ridhmares
Eber
Grieders
Deane
J. L. Coy
Canfield
Geo A. Leu Jr
Herbert
Murbach
Bennett
Spiess
Wm. Spiess
Frank
Spangler
Edward
Peter Merillat
Clarence Greider
Mother 19 and Babe Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Montpelier
Mrs Elsie Hageman aged 19 and her two year old child perished in a Thursday morning fire at the Strayer farm five miles north of Montpelier. Neighbors found the kitchen ablaze about 1:80 am. The Hagemans’ home burned to the ground. the baby’s body remained missing at mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hageman
Jomery Strayer
Alontpelier
Wauseon Church Receives Home Gift From Mrs Greenleaf
Mrs Mary Greenleaf of Wauseon Ohio offers her Clinton and Oak Street home to the First Congregational Church for a parsonage and plans to move to Elkhart Indiana with her daughter Miss Anna. Trustees accept gladly and announce the gift to the congregation amid gratitude. The transfer will occur soon as Mrs Greenleaf relocates near her son C D Greenleaf in Elkhart and the church gains a suitable residence for its pastor.
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First
Congregational Church of
Wauseon
Mary Greenleaf
Elkhart
Indiana
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church of
Wau
Ohio
Ex-soldiers urged to apply for State Bonus
In Fulton County ex service men are urged to file for the State Bonus. Only 408 of about 1100 eligible have applied. Wauseon post has processed 208, about half. Some veterans may not know, others have little time left. The Legion office will not be open daytimes. Thursday evenings 7 to 10 p.m. are the hours for applications, which can also be made at any Legion Post in the county.
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United States
Hia
Herrick
Ohio
Rick
Association of State Highway Officials
Omaha
Thos
H. MacDonald
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Common Pleas Court
Wauseon
Legion Room
Legion
Court House Manners and Farm Service in County
Farmers note the courteous treatment at the court house, preferring prompt service over reverence. The piece commends public servants for efficient, friendly conduct and highlights county treasurer staff as smiling and helpful during transactions and test days.
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Inna
Elsie Weber acquitted as the jury returns verdict after long deliberation
Elsie Weber is acquitted after a four day trial for poisoning her parents. The packed courtroom heard testimony from 39 witnesses with 40 subpoenas. Judge Wolf charged the jury at 1 30 pm Thursday and the jury began deliberating at 1 56 pm, reaching a verdict at 7 38 pm.
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Council For the Defense
Wolf
Wauseon Hi defeats Liberty Center 30 24 for third straight win
Wauseon Hi stretched its season record to five wins with a 30 24 victory over Liberty Center. R Geer led the scoring with 10 of 14 from the foul line, while Minnich stood out for the visitors as the standout shooter from multiple spots. Wauseon trailed early 12 5 but surged to lead 17 14 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to secure the win. Local fans look to four upcoming home contests this February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon Hi
Librety Center
Wauseon
Liberty
R. “Geer
Minnich
Napoleon
Eee Gg
Soce
Monte
Appreciation Message From Sandusky Soldier Home
Philip Taber of Sandusky Soldiers Home expresses deep thanks for the letters and cards received. He notes he is getting many messages and cannot reply to each one personally, but he values every note sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Taber
Sandusky
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Tase
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Ateal
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Clean Glove
B. Ff Harrison
Adrian Oles Sanday
Arthur Fields
Wm. Robb
Misa Tryphena Flory
Minexs
Mixs
Audrey Reed
Vine Street
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House of Fayette
Gorsuch Drug Store
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Ervin Gorsuch
Navy
D. C
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Esther Ayers
Cago
Frank Guilford
East Oak Street
Mary Carpenter
J. ©. Tobinson
C. M. Bulger
Span Ph Miley
Mdernoon
Vera Overly
Hicksville
Standard Oil Co
Nora Newton
Mr and Mrs. George Funk
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Ridgeville
Otie Lauber
J. ©. Saunders
William Robb
D. S. Schweitzer
Geo. Hayes
Roxese Darby
Florence Gype
Circle
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Lime City
E H. Rorick
Civic League
Dr. W. Myers
Marshall St
Chicago
Stenle
George Hallouer
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Alma Fink
Fileasie Har ‘Per
W. W. Caddell
Dr. C. Campbell
Hurey Merrill
M. BI. Harlton
Harmon Krauss
Dr. Hutchins
Bertha
Lelia Garrett
Inex Boone
Dune Gorsuch
Herman Gingery
Grace L. Greipagen
Barker
Ralph N. Seigneur
Lola F. Robinson
Rostofer
Parsonage
John H. Dixson
Nancy B. Smith
North Fulton Street
Aaron Smith
Charles G. Pike
Ada E. Jewell
Clauger
Wey
Frank L. Johnson
Edna L. Schlegel
van Buren
Rumbaugh
Ottokee
Ottokee Gleaners Hall
Wentieth Counury Crate Company
Jank Cashier
Morenci
Blair Hotel
Frank Blair
Five Hundred
Prof. Trettaln
Elizabeth Lockmann
Babe
Strayer Farm
Montpelier
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Court House Manners
Elsie Weber
Ham
Dan
Ford
Fred H. Wolfs
Oly
Greider
Island
N. F. Ee Epteh
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C. B. George
Eats
Panik
Merrillat
Peter Merrillat
Merillat
Matlin Stone
Payette
Steno
Pauline Allion
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