Local News Roundup of Fourth of July Visits and Travel
A flurry of weekend and Fourth of July visits across towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowe hosting friends, many Toledo and Cleveland guests, and numerous locals traveling to Devlis Lake, Granville, and other nearby centers. Names like Miss Helen Fink, Miss Loren Pank, Mrs. Houghton, Clifford Geringer, and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert appear among a broad list of relatives and guests. The piece notes community gatherings, church events, sewing clubs, and travels to Detroit, Port Huron, Mackinac, and Chicago, reflecting a busy holiday period.
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Russel Rowe
E.g.cole
Font
Ann Arbor
Horn
Ute Ares L. J. Sheffer
Allin Shadle
Ained Company
Mise Malen Brenan
Toledo
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Ada Omler
John Hasenphine
Helen Fink
Loren Pank
Cleveland
Blea Fank
Houghton
Moreno
Granville
Ohio
Clifford Geringer
Chicago
Pueblo Flood Excerpts and Church Resolutions
Excerpts describe a severe Pueblo flood with 15 ft water on a building and 10 ft at the residence, first floors inundated, mud, livestock drownings, and thousands feared dead as water receded. The second part contains resolutions by the Wauseon Methodist Episcopal Church praising H A Fauver for service and requesting publication.
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Price Beach
Will Gray
Pueblo
Chesterfield
Ohio
Altho
Arkansas River
Local notes and social items from Toledo and nearby
The week end saw visits among families in Michigan and Ohio with plans to move to Toledo for medical practice. Boy Scout tent sales earned modest profits and thanks were extended for permission and patronage. A Gushiran family reunion occurred in Toledo with Wauseon attendees. A former Canadian soldier, George Gray, was overcome by heat in Toledo and aided by locals after a dislocated journey south.
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George Gray
Jovelyn Upp
South Bend
Toledo
Joel
Presentation Of Monument To Honored Defenders
Hon J M Longnecker speaks on Old Glory and Civil War memory as commissioners receive a monument for Fulton County. He traces the nation’s history from Puritan settlers to Lincoln’s Gettysburg vision and Dewey’s Manila Bay ascent, praising the monument and urging faithful care by officials.
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Lhe Coutry
Rome
Agles
Ola Glory
Atlantic
Maine
Georgia
Lincoln
George Dewey
Manilla Bay
Sam
Penyon
Monumental Association
Fulton County
Metamora Fire and Local Legal Notices
Multiple brief notices across towns report a gasoline tank fire in Metamora, a drowning death at a farm cistern, burglaries at Swanton and Napoleon depots, an eye removal in Napoleon, and a tire theft at Delta. Also notes bar exam success, farmers threatening to quit local telephone rules, and a 1921 fire and insurance claim letter. In Common Pleas Court, McDermot divorce granted for willful absence and a $200 judgment in a separate case.
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Common Pleas Court
Jodge Wolf
Cotmuon
Deception at the Movies in Toledo's Week Spotlight
AT THE MOVIES presents a two day engagement featuring a sensational real life romance behind a throne with stars led by Henry Porter. The film showcases imperial royalty intrigue including royal coronation at Westminster Abbey, prison scenes at the Tower of London, and a dramatic revolt set against a purple backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ararcount Arteratt
Sheriff Ford Heads Bold Whiskey Raid Near Wauseon
Sheriff Ford, Deputies McQuillin and Stevens arrest James Powers after raiding his Northeastern Royalton home and recovering whiskey. They detain Peter Getter in a shed with five gallons of liquor, take Getter to court in Wauseon, and return to Watson with the prisoner and more whiskey. Getter pleads guilty in Adrian, Powers resists extradition, Arnold Powers a juvenile faces court. The notices include a dissolution of Wauseon Lumber Co and a debt settlement directive.
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Ford
John McQuillin
Walter Stevens
James Powers
Royalton
Powers
Powers Place
Peter Getter
Lyneis County
Getter
Autit
Wauseon
Beeuty McQuillin
Dob
Bert Teoddy
Wausoon
Watson
A. M. Barlor
Michigan
Lenawee County
Adrian
Ohio
Sheriff Ford
Nthe County
Arnold Powers
Wause
Cole
General Leonard Wood appeals for Near East Relief
Fort Sheridan Major General Leonard Wood heads a Lenten Sacrifice Appeal to fund Near East Relief aid for Armenians facing famine and disease. Prominent supporters include Melton, Roosevelt Robinson, Taft, Hibben, Manning, Van Dyke, Belasco, and Catt. The appeal urges personal cooperation to aid two and a half million Armenians enduring centuries of persecution and war.
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General Wood
the Treasury
Andrew W. Melton
Coriine Roosevelt Robinson
Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Mary Gurden
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
William T. Manning
New York
Henry van Dyke
David Belasco
Samuel Gomipers
Frank A. Munsey
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry Morgenthau
John G. Milburn
American Bar Association
Elisabeth Marbury
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Wood
America
President Harding backs Near East Relief appeal
Washington President Harding has issued a hearty endorsement for Maj Gen Leonard Wood's Near East Relief Sacrifice Offering appeal at 1 Madison Avenue New York to aid starving Christians in the Near East. He urged continued private American generosity and said relief already given has yielded tenfold dividends in humane action and sympathy.
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Washington
Harding
Leonard Wood
Madison Avenue
New York City
Near Eost
Warren G, Harding
Lesson in OPTOMETRY HOW MANY HAVE NORMAL VISION
A public health note urges readers to seek eye care from an optometrist as soon as possible. It emphasizes that only a minority see normally and promotes modern, accurate optometry services offered by a local shop at 205 N. Fulton St, Wauseon, Ohio.
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Optician
N. Fulton St
Wauseon, Ohio
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