Address by Judge John E Sater to Wauseon graduates 1914
Judge John E Sater of Columbus speaks to the Wauseon High School graduating class of 1914 on educational purposes and ambition. He argues wealth and power are only good when used properly and that humble students with great ambition have a fair chance at achievement. He notes the importance of high ideals and constant consideration of one's purpose.
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John E, Sater
Columbus
Wauseon High School
Jstll
Can Ohree
Matso
Joan Eno
J. B. Bayes
Losare Post
W. Hoffman
Houghton
Memorial Day Observance in Wauseon Honors Soldiers and Students
Weather cooperated for a Wauseon Memorial Day program led by Supt. Olery with school children joining veterans in ceremonies. The forenoon included a procession to the cemetery and songs by children, while speakers urged evaluating life goals and the value of education for future roles in work and public service.
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Tow
Wauseon
Olery
Toe Puoue
Teacnous Cnilaren
New. U. W
Roll of Honor and Decoration Day Musings in Fulton County
Reading of General Logan's Order No 4 opens a roundup of civic events in Fulton County. Mrs Rolland Holmes sings, Chloe Edgar recites Lincoln's Gettysburg address, and discussions cover women's suffrage, wartime virtue, and youth truth seeking as the community honors veterans, funds the Soldiers Monument, and notes a quiet wedding and local court notices.
Parsonage Planned After Mortgage Burn at Burna First Church
Last Sunday at Burna First Christian Church the mortgage notes on the old brick building were burned in a prayerful service led by J Robinson. Isaiah McConkey and John Hart spoke for the solicitors and treasury. Four note holders touched matches as the notes burned, and the old building will be torn down by volunteer labor next week to make way for a parsonage. The Ladies Aid will host a free dinner, and next Sunday is Everybody's Day in Bible School with a Sunday night program and strong attendance recently averaging near 400.
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Robinson
Isiah McConkey
Jordan
John Hart
Hartman
George
Feer Clingman
Ladies Aid
Bible School
Grant
Appomattox
Spottsylvania
North Anna
Cold Harbor
Memorial May reflections and Civil War legacy urged
The memorial sermon recalls Civil War losses and national duty as May rituals return. It notes Decoration Day, the grand commencement, and urges continued service while reflecting on Grant’s campaigns and the cost of civilization. Includes church reminders and local notices about estate matters and a Fulton County Fair feature.
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Fulton County
Allege of Agriculture
College O ‘Iculture
Defeat of Swanton by Wauseon on Sunday at Diamond
Large crowd from Wauseon witnessed a sharp 2 to 1 win over Swanton in a pitching and fielding battle. The game featured strong defense and key plays by Pilliod and Lochbihler with Rob Robinson and Beecher contributing in the outfield and on base hitting. Following the game, church notices and community events dominated the rest of the page, including Sunday services and meetings at local congregations.
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Wauseon
Swanton
Ives
Eaee
Branton
Mery
Pate Tae
Spien
Robauwer
Paneer Zecond
Meininger
Lochbhler
Williame Lochbihler
Markel Swanton
Lehman
Tom
Bihler
Xuseon
Behe
Farrell
Eroes
Funk
Selner
Beecher
Harry
Williams
Rob- Shee
Pilliod
Markel
Lochbihler
Fistrell
H. Pilliod
Robinson
Bix Young
Funkhouser
Lehinga
Lochbibler
Lelner
Young
Leininger
Garry
Doe Markel
Tom Pilliod
Lechbihler
Perrell
Tor Pilliod
Spies
Harry Pilliod
Salyer Announces New Dining and Lunch Room
Notice states that from Saturday May 1914 the proprietor G. E. Salyer will open a clean up-to-date dining and lunch room one door west of New Peoples Bank Building. Specializes in short order meals and lunches and offers cigarettes tobacco and soft drinks. Patronage solicited.
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New Peoples Bank
G. E. Salyer
Trade At Home Emphasizes Co operation for Local Business
The piece urges community support for local merchants and fair cooperation between consumers and dealers. It stresses that residents should give home stores the first chance to supply goods at town prices, arguing that local prosperity hinges on collective participation.
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Ti Service
Chicago
Neas
Ake Ie Aes Ag
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Indiana
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Iver
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Henry D. Meister
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Treatie
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Spencer & Edgar
John A. Crow
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Napoleon-Wauseon Gas Co
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