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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
4
A garbled row of sale and rental notices from Fulton County listings. Items include farm properties for sale or exchange, a piano, a Champion cow descendant, a barn for sale in Wauseon, board and rent mentions near Lyons, a national tire rep inquiry, and miscellaneous classified lines referencing individuals such as W. J. Harper and H. J. Bachman, with phone contacts and local addresses.
FOR SALE White chiffonier loom spdne cuts bed and rorns phoes on. LOST A couple paire of childrens eee Metres Ge Trosien Rtate Leroy Eicher. aie. DAY OLD CHICKS Now beck me eens White Leghorns. White ort Dares Radio snd Boi. Inland Woais tans on 43 Dt .WANTED VEAL CALVES Be ginning October 18th will take calves forenoon every Saturday until further Rothee AWN Latton Oak Shad phon 4 8-tf MONEY TO LOAN On farms in mounts of 100 to 16000 Privilees of paying any time Farms for sare G W and W L Griffin Payette Ohio WANTED A man well ac quaint Ne Ee elie dna poo to factory Riccar en Nationally ieee sutomobile tire of highest erade to command confidence more essential than ready money Chance to establish permenet hich due business Address Box X rate of Tribune 92 p FOR SALE Registered Holstein bull King Beets Legis Pontiac owner WON ell very cheap on account of E N Schaller R R 23 Swanton Ite FoR ieemdyenl at real ty 1 your bie priced m1 Ashtabula County py How 30 sccre will buy farms Wi me your wants can please you FP M McCollum s Ohio 4T-tf
The piece discusses Mr. Edward Bok of the Ladies' Home Journal and his advocacy for the Salvation Army rescue homes as a guiding lighthouse for wayward women. Bok lauds the Army’s work, noting high permanent success and urging broad support as practical citizenship.
The Methodist Children's Home at Worthington, founded in 1912, has grown to 100 children but faces persistent demand with four motherless babies turned away in the week before Easter. It serves children statewide, prioritizes the needy regardless of faith, and maintains a 269 acre farm. The plea is to expand to provide a true home and Christian citizenship.
The Morral cottage, praised as fireproof, says 100 children are already provided for yet many more need care. In the Interchurch Movement campaign from April 25 to May 2, the home seeks 300000 dollars, one third for new buildings and two thirds for endowment to feed and educate children.
A business man recalls the Methodist Children's Home at Worthington where children gather around Mother Patterson for bedtime stories. He notes the home lacks space since 1912, turning away many motherless babies. Interchurch drive on April 25 and May 2 seeks 300 000 dollars for two new buildings and endowment to fund meals.
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