Wauseon Chautauqua Week Attracts Fans To Park Games
Report on Wauseon Chautauqua events from August 9 to 15 highlights a lively baseball game at Athletic Park. Players like Ryan Geer and Rosier delivered key hits while Remi, Boll and Robinson contributed infield and outfield action. Tickets priced 2.20 with a planned advertising drive and upcoming program featuring The Chocolate Soldiers.
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Elmire
Waseor
Geer
Rosier
Chautauqua
Howe
Suidner
Deuseot
Boll
Robinson
H. D Eickmeyer
McLoughlin
Short
Rockwell
Wauseon
Jewell
Burglary Strikes New York Central Station Ticket Office
Burglars entered the New York Central Railway Passenger Station ticket office last Saturday night and escaped with $81 in cash and over $400 in checks. Entry was gained by breaking glass. no safe existed, so the loot was hidden by the agent. Investigation is ongoing by local authorities and the railway company detectives.
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New York Central
New York Central Railway
Fulton ditch petition and Swan Creek final hearings set
The board met on July 1900s petitions for Fulton Ditch in Chesterfold and Swan Creek by J R Crepps. Surveyor reports deemed fair. Final hearings ordered for July 16 at 10 00 AM and July 7, 1908, with costs to be apportioned. sale date fixed July 18, 1919 at the residence of A Donahue.
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Fulton Ditches
Lary Keefer
Chesterfold
Perkine
Swan Creek
J. R. Crepps
Board of Commissioners
A. Donahue
They Are Off Sixty One Boy Scouts Head To Camp
Sixty one Wauseon Boy Scouts and their leaders will depart Monday at eight for the Wauseon Camp at Wolf Lake Michigan. Autos to carry the group and luggage have been donated by local residents. A detailed schedule governs daily camp life from 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. including meals, work, drills, and band practice. Visitors welcome but asked to respect camp routines. The new private talks with officials begin at 3 p.m. daily with a discipline measure called the meditation stamp to deter disobedience.
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Wauseon Boy Scouts
Wauseon Boy Scout
Wolf Lake
Michautos
Wauseon
Methodist Church
Revi Seout
League of Nations vows threaten U S peace and power
An editorial argues Article by article that the covenant would drag the United States into automatic warfare, ceding military control to a world body, risking national defenses and economic sovereignty in disputes and disarmament plans. It warns against foreign dominance and loss of constitutional authority in peacetime.
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League
United States
Generature Peace
Council of Nine
Archiarmies
England
Panama Canal
The
Council
Serbia
Austria
League For Peace
Umpires
Mexico
Secretariat
Assembly
Ireland
League of Nations
American Legion forms from World War veterans in Paris and St Louis
The piece outlines the American Legion created by World War I veterans with meetings in Paris on March 15 1919 and St Louis on May 8 10 1919. It notes a national executive committee in New York City, plans for state branches local posts, and eligibility for veterans and enlisted women. It quotes Pittsburgh Gazette Times on unity across the nation and respect for the Grand Army’s legacy.
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Paris
St. Louis
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
West 44Th Street
New York City
The
Minneapols
Organization of the Legion
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Legion
United Act
District of
Col
Mbia
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Grand Army
Probate and Real Estate Actions Highlight County Courts
In probate matters a partial account for Estate of Geo W Lindersmith is confirmed. guardianship and administration actions proceed for multiple estates including Leroy Scott estate and Mara Lepard letters. Will and estate hearings continue for John Swindeman and John Hackett. real estate transfers list Ell and Amanda Ackenbarger and Albert Huffman to new owners in Swan Creek while church trustees transfer property to Etta Cantinuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Lindersmith
Bernal C. Scott
Leroy Scott
Newton H. Ward
Admirs Addie Esterline
Ralph C. Bishop
Wm. Lepard
Mara H. Lepard
Chas. M. Shipman
Earl Brink
Ross P. Andre
Anna Shepherd
Sinclear Shepherd
Margaret J. Acams
Edward F. Hake
Walter S. Rowe
Mary Miller
Frederick Stotzer
Florence E Stanton
John Swindeman
John Hackett
Eli
Amanda Ackenbarger
W. E. Fowler
Swan Creek
Albert B. Huffman
Lewis Huffman
U. B. Church
Etta
Federal Agents Survey Barberry to Halt Wheat Rust Spread
Field assistant W. T. Kelley and a team surveyed Wauseon last Monday to locate common and purple barberry plants under ban. They reported eighteen sites and urged removal to curb stem rust threatening wheat yields. Ohio may enact removal laws after the next General Assembly.
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W. T. Kelley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wauseon
Agricultural Department
United States
Kelly
Michigan
Ohio
State Department of Agriculture
Weuseon
Wonston
Middlle
New England
Denmark
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Pirot
Toledo
A. Q. Price
Swanton
Fort Miami Park
P. Albert
P. A
Prince Albert
Republican Publicity Association
LaFayette Roddy
M. A. Davies
France
Transport Corps
Hissionary Society
the National Organization of the
Africa
Treasury
Common Pleas
Althea Chorus
Weber
Male Quartet of
New York
Katherine Ridgeway
Knight MacGregor
Capt
Paul Bewsher
R.A.F
D.S.C
Sibyl Sammis Macdermid Americana
Lou J. Beauchamp
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