Municipal Primary in Wauseon Sets August 11
Voters in Wauseon will choose village officers in a municipal primary to be held at three precincts on August 11. The article notes partisan interest remains low in off years and hints at ticket names from both parties. A weather forecast section projects showers early in the week then clearing, with cooler trends late week.
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Cartldates
Wauseon
Waureon
Y c Weather Borean
Ohio Valley
Tennessea
Wauseon Boys Camp Opens at Wolf Lake Michigan
The Wauseon boys camp at Wolf Lake Michigan will open next week with about fifteen youths occupying tents. This marks the sixth year the Wauseon group has camped there and the stories of camp life help keep older fellows eager for a few days of recreation. Lads leaving for the camp Monday morning include Chas Snider Harry Sweeny Clarence Harold Bayes Harold Becker Don Porter Lowell McClarren Harold Sweeny Walter Spurieon Alfred Barnes Ralph Farley and C. J. Tven as Chaperon.
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Wauseon Boys Camp
Wolf Lake
Michigan
Wauseon
Harry Sweeny
Clarence Harold Bayes
Harold Becker
Don Porter
Lowell McClarren
Harold Sweeny
Walter Spurieon
Alfred Barnes
Ralph Farley
C. J. Tven
Save the Babies Campaign Urges Rural Relief for Toledo Infants
Scores of babies in Toledo districts die each summer from heat and poor living conditions. Dr J W Iferd urges two weeks out in the country to save many lives, aided by the Child Welfare department and health board. The Tribune and Toledo Times back the Save A Baby drive, coordinating with welfare and health officials to place infants in country homes.
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Toledo
J. W. Iferd
Toledot Department
Toledo Health Board
The
Tribune
Toledo Times
Babe
Wauseon Library Adds Many New Books To Reference and Fiction
The Wauseon Public Library reports a major enrichment through gifts and purchases. Nineteen volumes from the U S Industrial Commission report 1900 1901 arrive, plus new encyclopedias year books and fiction for adults and youths. The additions include travel stories biographies travel guides and many popular works by Hodgson Sturgis and others. A list of adult fiction and young people titles follows with authors such as Churchill Doyle Kipling and Burgess among others.
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U. S. Industrial Commission
G. B. Heise
New International Encyclopedia
Reynold
Brewer
Chambers
Orig
Josephine Story
Newman Smyth
Maeterlinck
G. F. Sturgis
Bailey
Contrary Mary
Churchill
Stevenson
Little Comrade
Allen
Burroughs
Canfield
Hillsboro People
Hidden Children
Connor
Sun Dance Trail
Coulevain
Dehan
Doyle
Fitch
Gale
Harrison
Angela
Jordan
May Iverson
Kephan
Kipling
Lincoln
Kent Knowles
Maniates
Amarilly
Alley
Martin
Martha
Norris
O'Higgins
Barney
Olmstead
Onions
Phil Notts
Brunel's Tower
Poole
Harbor
Porter
E. H
Pollyanna
Porter H. E
Pepper
Singmaster
Katy Gaumer
Swinnerton
Tarkington
Turmoil
Turnbull
Sandy
van Vorst
Ward
de Blanchflower
Wason
Happy Hawkins
Panhandle
Watts
Jennie Cushing
Altsheler
Bull Run
Diamond
Johnston
Mary Ware
Texas
Kelland
Mark Tidd
Sanderson
Pine Tree Camp
Wheeler
Woolley
Faith Palmer
New York
Abbot
Coe
Curtin
Gilbert
Green
Laird
Glentyre
Lane
Muller
Elsbeth
Boy Scouts
Newholt
Perkins
Genevieve
Quirk
Black Eagle Patrol
Verrill
Burgess
Danny Meadow Mouse
Grandfather Frog
Jerry Muskrat
Peter Cottontail
Reddy Fox
Une
Billy Possum
Billy
Fire wipes Ridgeville Corners off map in blaze
Fire destroyed ten business buildings and a residence in Ridgeville Corners after a blaze started late Monday. A dozen structures burned, including two hardware stores and a furniture shop, with about 60,000 dollars in losses and limited insurance coverage. Delays in fire response and lack of water intensified the disaster.
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Ridgeville Corners
Ridgeville
Archbold
Fire Department
Napoleon
Bank of
Berg
A SANE FOURTH PARTY VISITS RIDGEVILLE CORNERS
A large group of 51 Wauseon citizens including the Mayor traveled by car to the Maumee, camped at Bortles Grove, and visited the Ridgeville Corners fire scene. They returned by three o clock, dined with Dr. A J Kline, and ended the evening with fireworks on Oak street. No injuries were reported and participants described a good time.
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Wauseon
Maumee
Bortles Grove
Ridgeville Corners
A. J. Kline
Oak Street
South Side Storm Knocks Out Telephones In Town
A brief south side gale caused trees to fall on Superior and West Leggett streets, breaking poles and severing electric and telephone lines for days. An S O S was sent to George Hallouer, who was at Round Lake for the Fourth. North of the Lake Shore tracks saw no major damage. Rorick Family Reunion held in Morenci with about one hundred attendees. Meetings, music, and recitations accompanied by elected officers and future entertainment plans.
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Superior
West Leggett
South Park
George Hallouer
George
Round Lake
South Side
Lake Shore
Rorick
John C. Rorick
C. M. Rorick
Morenci
Horton
Toledo
M. C. Rorick
Amelia Rorick
K. Porter
County bridges contracted to three firms in bid opening
On Tuesday the county commissioners awarded four bridges to Albert Mengerink of Napoleon and one each to Ohio Concrete Supply of Fremont for bridge 299 and Zeller and Drom of Swanton for bridge 296 after bids as lowest and best. On Wednesday bids for $48000 in road-improvement bonds were awarded to Ohio National Bank of Columbus with a premium of 498.25 per bond. Montpelier opens a weekday playground with a supervisor and helper for children under sixteen, with a formal dedication on Friday May 8.
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Swanton
S of
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
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J. S.bider
J. Carroll Johnson
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Emil. Weber
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Delta
Ohio
Warner’s
Nemo Corset
Warner
Spencer-Edgar-Vollmer Company
United,states
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First National Bank
Ted
Amboy Township
East Corporation
Metamora
Joseph Skeldon Engineering Company
West Corporation
Sietaware
Gray Bros. of
Montpelier
Furniture Store
Boone
Hercules
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