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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
5
The plan runs from November through April with weekly hours for younger children and alternate Saturdays for older students. Volunteers oversee the sessions, with 1915 attendance totaling 763 across all ages. The text also details library growth, donor gifts, and rising circulation from 1906 to 1912 as the community supports the library.
Hot summer days are soon here Select your porch furniture now Rockers Settees Chairs Swings Everything to make a porch a living room for summer.
The store promotes furniture for new homes that combines accessibility with attractive appearance at reasonable prices. It invites customers furnishing every room to visit, compare, and discuss options with staff.
The 1912 figures show 4669 accessioned volumes and 714 in cards in force, with 10 291 volumes circulated and a daily average of 11 readers in reading rooms. Since opening in 1906 the library has grown and increased community use, laying a foundation for greater service as discussed by Librarian Howard B Sohn and President W C Thompson at a 1916 convocation.
Probate Court proceedings dominate this week's county affairs with multiple estates examined. Guardianship and final accounts for James M. Fentorr, Virginia DuBois, Solomon P. Alwood, Mary S. Fields, Mert E. Andrews, William Mattingly, and John Elliott are noted along with distribution and appraiser tasks. Marriage licenses issued to Lynn Harris and Ruby Cunningham and Peter Mommsen and Evangeline Hiller are listed, as are new common pleas cases involving damages and land disputes. Real estate transfers record numerous property deeds across Clinton, Amboy, German, and Chesterfield townships.
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