Revival tent meetings to continue next Sunday
Local notices describe revival tent meetings led by Ber. He and others in the area with references to Mr. and Mrs. Yadhkee of East Mr. and Mrs. Swanton and LC Winengr. Several visits noted including William Orwig and Sebarheseare, with social calls among neighbors and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orwig
Ber
Men Brace
Lulu Wilcox
Wood
Homer Harter
Renee Mr. Smith
Toledo
Ing
Soloman Swineheart
Hl Milroy
Bob — Mane
Tess Chase
Sonond
Thureday
Arthur
Wauseon
Netie Nash
Dowagine
Michigan
Children and community notes from Lea and Ottokee
Saturday and Sunday social roundups include Mrs. Carter and son Bert at the Chris King Tedrow event, visits between Hicksville families, and a large Children’s Day at Chesterfield with donations and local attendance. Also included are a long reunion letter, school histories, and notices of real estate assessments and local genealogical memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Carter
Bert
Chesterfield
aMra
Carrie Gamble
Eayette
Foiend
Clarence Smith
Toledo
Terry
Geo. Bates
Isaac
Whitaker Shadle
Ottokee
Ellen Spring Anderson
Fulton County Tribune
Rice
Clinton
Lincoln
Cleaning and storing knives and odd historical notes
Instructions on drying oiling and storing knives with separate wrapping and quarterly rust checks, plus a recipe to remove rust with bath brick paste. Then notes on Geneva refugees and Knox, a sixteenday chimney build in St Louis, a Savannah chain joke, and German physician density with Hanford's Balsam for sprains.
Remembered residents and officials of a bygone community
A reminiscence recalls Judge O. B. Verity and local officers, a school closed with a picnic in a vacant store, and a tight knit town scene. It lists Sheriff M. H. Hayes, Clerk N. Merrill, Treasurer J. N. Marsh, Auditor J. R. Hibbard, and Attorney M. Handy among others, noting families, residents, and children once part of a small locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Handy
Amos Hill
Allen Cammichael
Gillis
Day
Marks
Shadles
Berry
Jones’ Harriman’s
Guilfords
Stowe
Sak of
Gham
Causes of war and the duty to end it
A moral reflection condemns circulating unproven charges and distrust that fuel war. It urges nobler conduct, rejecting suspicion, and embracing mercy and unity. The piece credits Christian ideals, calls for focusing on the image of God in every person, and ends with a brief note on percussion caps and Snider breech-loading developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Dunning
Dunning
My Brother
God
Uss
Snider
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Robb
Perience In Fur
Nace Work
Schlatter & Howards
Williams Cash Grocery
Williams
de Seitz
Detroit
Hart
Kins. Dea
Earl A
Nat
Lawrence Robinson
Collinta Werner
Case
Alfred Hur
Phil la Blanc
Mes
M. E
Aid
Henry Waunson
Louine Steinbrecher
Amy Swart
Pate
Arar
Wanmer
Tedrow
Baath
Dao
Frank Erat
Sean Rner
Sun- Roth
Harold Merilatt
Clarence Grider
Lloyd
Leu
Elmira
Pag
Sean
Earle H. Hill
Tof Sete
Laren
Helen Quillett
Hicksville Fends
Worden
Cal ‘Brinkman
Arthur Davis
Bessie
Herbert Worden
Foley
Haumenser
Taylor
Morenci
Lyons
Els
Jamil
Bulkley
Jami
Thomas Hill
Wuaseon
Mee Ee
W ‘Taylor
Josephine Killen
Stone Road No. 9
W. H. Campbell
Board of
Caen Commissioners
W. W. Ackerman
Fulton Coan
Ohio
Rock Handy
Roxie Handy Hire
Jone
Dickens
Thackeray
Molliere
Ireland
Waterford
Hanford
Geneva
John Knox
Locke
Knox
Fem
St. Louis
Savannah
Darky
Germany
Palm Beach
Panama
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Gome
Pte Peo de Tia
Auseon
Hahn Wauseon
Corona
Ten Cent Barn
the Tribune
Tribune Office
Wm. F. Kastner
Food and Act
B. P. Omler
Commercial St. Wauseon, Ohio
Jake
Jacob Peete
Ernest Kinerim
O. K
Mar
Haetzler
Leatherman
Cal
Ronsom
Burlington
Egypt
Gia
West
San Francisco
Robert Morcis
Aly
Tadies
Deane Lowerig
Itisa
Ee Esponte
Inn
Charles Ham
Marjorie Dud
W. H. Eager
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