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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
4
Casiron and Bissonnette publishers ta журнал second class matter at the post office in Weoseon Ohio. The notice requests the paper be discontinued and states the subscriber will pay any due balance when convenient.
Christian Church reports 184 in attendance last Sunday as many scholars served with Boy Scouts at Wolf Lake. Minister Rostofer plans revival travel in West Virginia and urges a strong turnout next Sunday for communion and preaching at 10 46 AM.
Ohio State Fair organizers sign a multi thousand dollar contract with Theatre Duffield Company of Chicago to run a top tier fireworks show. The display will feature bombs and mortars of record size, giant rockets, and wartime inventions, with a crew of experts assembling the apparatus ahead of fair week.
State Fair booking revives the Old 101 Ranch act for a six day feature week starting August 29. Leonard Stroud, world champion of horsemanship in 1916, stars as Buck Marvin with wife and Tommy Kirnan in a program of tricks roping racing and bareback riding including broncho busting.
Fanciers from across the country will attend the Columbus State Fair poultry show the week of August 29. Premiums rise to nearly 3500 with strong entries expected. Syracuse and Hagerstown led Ohio in 1920 and this year Ohio aims to surpass them. Clubs from the American Bull Leghorn, Ohio White Orphington, and American Brown Leghorn will hold annual meets. The Ohio Farmer of Cleveland offers a handsome silver cup for the best pen in utility classes, underscoring strong support for poultry development.
Chicago Superior Court Judge Kavanagh, renowned for court reform work, will speak at Chautauqua. With 25 years on trial and criminal dockets in Chicago, he has influenced American legal history and earned LL.D. degrees from Niagara and Notre Dame universities.
Greta Banes Laurant will be featured as pianist with Laurant and Company on Chautauqua's sixth day. The article praises her as a wonderful pianist and clever entertainer who adds grace charm and mystery to magic infused performances.
Geoffrey F Morgan, scheduled for Chau tauqua on fifth day, is a London born writer and educator contributor to The Popular Educator and The Progressive Teacher. His travels span New York to San Francisco and include plays and comic weekly appearances. He previously worked in the New York Y M C A education department, meeting diverse students and soldiers. Buy it now and
State Fair will host two track and field meets on Saturday Sept 3 with high school and amateur divisions. Awards include medals ribbons and trophies plus a gold watch for the all round champion and a relay team cup. An expense sharing plan helps out of town entrants with about half of expenses likely reimbursed. Walking race added with entrants from Cincinnati and Cleveland noted along with Goodyear walkers from Akron. entries available from W D Griffith publicity manager Ohio State Fair Columbus.
Ohio State Fair visitors will tour the Fish and Game Building from August 29 to September 8 to view a large exhibit of native fishes and game birds and animals. A. C. Baxter aims to make it the largest display yet with tanks of bass crappies bluegills and catfish plus wild creatures outside. The exhibit will feature aquariums lighting electric backgrounds and education on fishing laws with confiscated gear shown.
A large Farm Bureau and Grange picnic is planned at the Henry County Fair Grounds in Napoleon next Friday August Sth. Notable speakers include L. J. Taber State Secretary of Agriculture Master of State Grange Murray D Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Secretary and Sherron J Lowell Master National Grange.
William Ham brother of Henry Thomas and Luke Ham of this city died at his Raymond Ohio home on Monday July 26 at age eighty seven. Funeral services will be held at the Raymond home Thursday with his three brothers and Mr. F S Ham attending. He once ran a blacksmith shop in Wauseon and was among the town’s early businessmen. Morning Sunday School and Worship at 9 30 and 11 30. Rev A E Fish will speak. An evening Picture Service and gospel songs will follow, then the story of the songs on screen. This will be the last service until September.
U. B. Church and C P Hart announce Bible School at Wauseon 9 30 a m with preaching 7 30 p m Rev Lloyd B Harmon to lead Sunday evening services at Wauseon and pastor to preach at At North Dover Bible School 9 80 p m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Ridge preaching 10 30 a m Premium lists for Ohio State Fair available from E V Walborn Columbus includes catalogues and entry blanks ready for distribution.
Dover area notes report Sunday visits at lakeside locations including Hibbard Crout and Lauber households. Several families, neighbor groups, and friends from North Morenci Swanton and Manitou Beach were listed as callers or guests, plus a horse trade ad and a Gurnsey bull calf for sale.
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