Preliminary Census Returns by Township and Villages 1910 1920
Census figures from the Census Bureau list townships and seven incorporated villages including Amboy Lyons Metamora and Pomona. The report notes changes from 1910 to 1920 with decreases in some areas and increases in others across townships and villages like Delta and Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Bureau of Census
Po Filion Guonty
Tribuneaa
Roar Nc
J. Thompetoo
Foyensbi
Census Bureau
Amboy P
Chesterfield
Citeton
Pronklin
Yalton
Swan Cresk
York
Lyons
Metamora
Pomona
Water Power Policy Draws Large Nationwide Interest
A government program plans to grant large water power sites with noon potential and reserved rights on biblic lands. Officials anticipate major impact on development while preserving existing rights and guarding reserves. The policy raises questions about priorities and the balance between power production and conservation across the region.
Silver Anniversary Celebration Marks Local Clergy Trio
A clipped OCR fragment notes a July Fourth celebration honoring Trinity Lathersn and related figures. The text hints at a community event with a religious or civic tone, mentioning a wedding anniversary motif and a gathering with attendance by locals.
Eberly’s Long Life Remembered in Wauseon Funeral
David S Eberly died after a long life born April 10 1852 to Jacob and Kathryn Eberly. He married Elie Paneto and had a son before her death. He remarried Mrs Grace Meinter and left two sons and two steps, with many relatives and friends. Services were led by Rev W T Cring and Rev C F Evans at Main Street church in Wauseon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Festa Hs
Dewil S
Jacob
Kathryn Bberly
Moe
Eliepane
Mr. Koon
Mr. Kerty
Grace Meinter
Earl
W. T. Cring
Byanyeal Church
C.F. Evans
Christian
Wauseon
Cows Fuel a Two Billion Dollar U S Industry
United States cattle production drives a two billion dollar industry. About ninety pound per cow were produced, supplying roughly 850 pounds per person annually. Milk output and market value are surveyed in a government report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Scouts of Wauseon to Hold Summer Camp on Lake Indian
The local Scouts of Wauseon announce a nine year tradition of outdoor recreation at the lake, with training under Scoutmasters George Gorsuch Clyde Wager and J Ives. Registration with Mr Gorsuch is required by Monday evening, and two sections will run one week apart, July 10 through July 22, with tents, transport, and a camp band coordinated by Troop 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooty
George Gorsuch
Clyde Wager
J. Ives
Chas, Cole
Gonald Grisier
Wauseon
Mr. Gorsuch
Ana Stey
Tim
Swanton Wins in Fifteenth In Long Swanton Victory
Swanton defeated Wauseon in a fifteen inning, Sydy contested game after a tight start. Swanton broke through in the fourth and fifth, tied late, then won with two men on and a wild throw in the fifteenth. Long struck out seventeen, Palmer six. Also notes on public interest games, potato blight warnings, and Fourth of July specials at local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Swanton
Ncross
Lawrence
Stickley
Abba
Abbs
Iter
Long
Palmer
Minnick
Spade
Batteries
Lone
Eidson
Wacxeon
Pillied
Wis
Toledo
Wansenn
Red Sox Ghout
Babe Ruth
Engach
Max
Major Issue on Conscription and Armenian Mandate Debate
The piece centers on Colonel Cole criticizing President Wilson's internationalism and the league of nations. He questions transferring war making power to an international body and a U S mandate to govern Armenia. Cole cites constitutional limits and argues Americans will not cede sovereignty to a seven member council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Armenia
Cole
Davis
Congress
Wilson
West
Pueblo
United States
Qole
Smuts
Col Cole
Dongress
League of Nations
Fifty Years Together Ham Brothers Celebrate Partnership
The Fulton County Bar gathered June 26 1920 at The Bia Hotel in Wauseon to honor Henry H and Thomas F Ham on their fiftieth anniversary as partners. Judge John M Killits presided as toastmaster as toasts honored the Ham brothers early practice, court service, and the bar’s history with many named attendees and missing guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Ham
Handy
Killits
L. M. Murphy
Magitire
J. E. Sater
A. 8
District Court
Columbus
EB. S.hias
S. Eb.richaps Toledo
Mezinni Sinisser
Chicaco
J. H. Bailey
John
Snook
Paulding
W. H. Fuller
McAlester Oe
Tenty
Tony
Wauseon
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Henry H
Thomas F. Ham
Ham and Ham
Caret Aen
Bar Association
Fulton County
Warseon
Bia
Land of the Living
John M. Killits
U. S
Court of Toledo
H. Aldrich
Detroit
Ham Brothers
Burton I. Hart
Adrian
Mich
A. Wildman
Norwalk
A of
Ottawa
Fulton County Bar
Henry Ham
Henry
Thomas Ham
Handy —Harl
Thomas
Bryan
Chas
Old Home County
Bowersox
Fred JH
Wolf
Scriool
Fulton Bar Association
R. R
Kinkade
Chas. J. Chitten
Tal Messers Ham
den of Toledo
Fulton Countrie
Ty Bar
John M. Moore
Moore
Judge Moore
Common Pleas Court
Workton County
Regent Wars Soldiers Pensions Act Details
A 1920 Act approved by President Wilson outlines pensions for veterans with 90 days service in the United States armed forces from the Spanish American War era through the China relief expedition. Pension amounts vary with disability, age, and service length, with specific sums for loss of limbs, blindness, and total disability. Attorneys may be paid up to 90 dollars for claim preparation, and misdeeds regarding withholdings are punishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Ae United Ts
Spain
China
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Commissioner of Pensions
J. Thompson
Wauseon Chautauqua Announces 1920 Lineup and Dates
The 1920 Wauseon Chautauqua lineup from Red Path offices in Columbus promises top entertainment even beyond prior years. Highlights include It Pays To Advertise, Ralph Dunbar's Royal Singers, Great Lakes Quartet, Sir John Foster Fraser, Adrian M. Newens, Detective Harry J. Loose, Dr Robert MacGowan, Ethel Hinton, Pamahasika and his birds act, and a closing program with Prince Tiny the educated pony. August 9 to 15 are set for the event with notable acts and student-focused features throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath
Columbus
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Chautauqua
Ralph Dunbar
Royal A
Great Lakes Quartet
John Foster Fraser
London
Adrian M. Newens
Harry J. Loose
Chicago
Robert MacGowan
Pittsburgh
Ethel Hinton
Pamahasika
Prince Tiny
Wauseon
Public Library seeks magazines with list of 1919 1920 issues
The library requests specific magazines and dates including Nation June 7 1919 Sept 13 1919 Scribners Dec 1919 Survey April 12 and 26 May 1919 Currant Opinion Aug and Nov 1918 March 1920 Youths Companion Feb 5 1920 Independent Oct 11 18 25 Dec 6 1919 New Republic May 10 1919 Digest Nov 2 and 30. Residents may drop off or send copies to Mrs M Border Librarian. Bryan Pattern plant opened to the public with a Friday evening reception drawing a large crowd. Machinery demonstration lasted about an hour. Company employs 120 people, among the largest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Scribners
Survey
Outlook
Currant Opinion
Youth’s Companion
Independent
New Republic
Poe
Zu Tf
Bryan Pattern
United States
Ice Cream Social Planned by North Dover Church Group
The Young Peoples Society of North Dover Church will hold an ice cream social at the home of H. C. Harmon on Thursday evening July 8. An invitation is extended to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of the
North Dover
H. C. Harmon
Attempted jail raid disrupts Wauseon bank row
A Friday morning raid near the Delta bank left five men targeting the jail on West Leggett Street. Shots fired between 1:20 and 1:30 awoke residents as bandits sought Edsidence and ward O Neil, prompting Sheriff and guards to intervene and secure the building while the gang retreated toward West Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
George Weir
West Leggett Streck Ardens
Ben
Ward O'Neil
Delta Bank
Serson Webster Stough
Jonch
Stough
Duc
McQuillin Chen
Pasite
Sheriff
Sheri
Sie
Corter
McQuillin
County Cornstairs
Walter Sis
Stevens
O’neil
Chestnut Street
Outas
T Stough
Vine Street
Leggett Street
West Point robbery attempt linked to Edger wintary case
An overnight attempt to rob the vault of Edger wintary Academy near West Point was foiled when a safety device blocked the inside lock. The intruder, joined by Samuel Glen Corley, drilled a hole and reached the vault, which contained about 40,000 in Liberty Bonds. No loss occurred. The two men were seen boarding a train toward Albany and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Edgerwintary Academy
State Bank
Samuel Glen Corley
van Wert
Glass
Albany
New York
Hudson
Aca
Fen Liberty
Bryan
Dendera
Strange Cries in the Market Place
An excerpt urging fair dealing in a bustling market. It notes men’s suits priced at 80 dollars with a 20 percent reduction, and cautions shoppers not to be swayed by loud market cries. The message promises friendly service and legitimate sales practices centered on customer interests and mutual gain.
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David S. Eberly
Eberly
Williams
Nies
William’s
Department of Botany
Ohio
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Ralph D. Cole
Lincoln Republican Club
Cleveland
Mr. Cole
Senate
Trnitad Hatan
The
Bar Association of
Owerts
W. H. Handy
C. G. Ae
C. S. Bentley
J. M. Kitts
S. Isbell
Geo. Orwig
R. R. Kinkade
J. Chittenden
Philetus Smith
C. KE
Scott
A. Bowersox
Berton L. Hart
F. Aldrich
S. A. Wildman
Fred H. Aldrich
George Orwig
Eva Boughton
Supreme Judge of the Universe
Webster Stough
Swift and CO
Holland
Denmark
Hamer
West Unity
B. L. Richards
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