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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
5
Local brief items list visitors and events across Hillsdale Toledo Archbold and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Mrs Poorman visiting relatives in Hillsdale Miss Reed in Toledo. Several residents travel for business or visits and minor accidents are noted.
The Morenci page lists funeral attendance for Sally Joors, visits among local families, and social events. Citizens and guests from Delta and surrounding areas gather at homes on Elm and East Oak, with clubs and upcoming lectures noted, including a Redpath Lyceum Bureau speaker and changes at The Morenci Observer.
February church notices list morning sermons Bible schools and evening services for Wanseon Ridge Len n on and Christian Church. Highlights include topics Understanding the Scriptures Book of Job Esther and Religion One Hundred Years Ago. Evangelistic service at 7 00 pm and a positive note inviting attendance all February Sundays.
Farmers Week program at Ohio State University Columbus features national experts and a reduced fare one and a half round trip. Certificates available via County Agent for those attending starting January 20. Also highlights township Farm Bureau meetings, member enthusiasm, and efforts to boost membership dues across counties.
Alice struggles amid a crush of riders in a crowded elevated train. She faces exhaustion and loneliness, torn between a safe future with Joe and a dream of higher life. Selia Leta, wealthy and detached, envies the shared humanity she sees in others as she rides home to a lonely, luxury-filled life.
The Oceanic Ladies Quintet, an 18 member orchestra, will perform on the W. HS Lecture Tour on January 30, 1922. They have toured Lyceum and Chautauqua circuits, spent a year entertaining American soldiers in France and England, and were chosen from 50 organizations to represent American women musicians abroad. A planned Orient voyage may follow under Japanese business sponsorship to promote American orchestral music.
A well known local figure urged residents to take more pride in Wauseon this year than last. He argued that caring citizens boost streets, schools, and public buildings, while “don’t care” neighbors foster discontent. Boosting the home town can become contagious and yield great returns.
A near by town obituary notes Lady Concordia DeKol, a Holstein owned by Eldin Demaline of Wauston, aged 6 years 1 month 28 days, died January 16 19 from paralysis after a record making run in butter production. She earned state champion status in her class for butter with 7 days milk 643.5 Ibs fat 4.58 percent butter 36.76 Ibs. Production data covered 7 14 20 day periods with milk totals and butter yields. Supervisors included OTTAWA Albert Beucher Everett Demaline Breyl N Albring and Clair In-Roush. The piece lists multiple production figures and dates in a garbled format.
Obituaries list several deceased individuals with January death dates including Lavina Cot 77 Luella Kop 29 Earl Homan 43 and an unnamed January ninth note. A Princess Theatre benefit in Wauseon runs January 31 and February 1 under the Womens Civic League Relief Work to aid needy families. Tickets sold by solicitors support meals and warmth for children.
A newspaper urges readers not to suppress information but to publish straight facts. It argues that prompt public disclosure halts rumors and misinterpretations, while secrecy breeds confusion. The policy favors transparent reporting even amid disasters, insisting keeping information out worsens causes.
In Bryan eight drivers were arrested for lacking 172 tags on their cars as of Monday. Leroy Rockey, 24, died by suicide with a shotgun last Tuesday after possible mental distress following a November Bryan visit and moonshine use. Fire destroyed E Hinkle’s wet barn at Lyons. A house owned by P Smith, occupied by Wm Kenly, burned nearly to the ground. fire origin unknown. In Napoleon, 100 former railroad workers recalled for train service. A son named Lowell Joseph Westhoven born Friday January 13 to Mr and Mrs A W Westhoven. Ray V Chase named postmaster at Archbold last Monday.
Prof H H Mittenthal of Detroit invites the public to a new ballroom dancing school in Wanseon City Hall opening January 27. Potters Orchestra of Bowling Green provides music. admission $1.10 with 30 cents extra for ladies, tax included. Private lessons by appointment. classes for beginners advanced and married couples. children class to follow. details include rates for gents and ladies and payment options. Also a notice about a litter of collies shown at Hanson Feed Store with contact for puppy buyers.
Heist and Hill announce strict cash terms for all repair work starting January 1, 1922. To reduce costs from collecting and handling small accounts, repairs must be paid in cash before delivery, with no mail or freight C O D options.
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