18 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
1
In Oxford Ohio a Fulton County resident, Gen A Dow, suffered a severed thumb when an ax slipped while splitting wood last Friday at noon. He held a six inch length of wood when the handle caught, turning the axe and causing the injury. The exact cause is unclear.
A Toledo area outing marks Flag Day activities in Oxford and Wauseon with visits to Miami University and Western College for Women. Students, families, and locals participate in a Fort Meigs remembrance, a tour of historic sites, and a picnic on June 14 celebrating the flag and national history.
Leo A. Sloan of Bryan was killed in a mysterious near Stryker incident while the cause remains unclear. A funeral was held in Bryan on Monday at 9 30 AM.
A detailed assessment shows personal property valuations for 1914 and 1915 in Lyons and Fulton Townships with totals, while a fatal night train collision near Stryker injured and killed Harry J Sloan and his brother Leo A Sloan of Bryan. Funeral arrangements and survivor details are provided, including services at St Patrick's in Bryan and burial in Napoleon.
An editorial-essay praising international peace as a worthy, achievable goal. Figures such as William H. Taft and John R. Mott are cited alongside calls for church involvement and global cooperation. Advocates urge tyrants to see the folly of war while emphasizing conviction without compromise.
A lengthy lecture by former president William H. Taft on Christian unity and world peace draws a large audience. He contrasts church and commercial efforts abroad, praises John R. Mott and global religious work, and proposes an international peace framework led by major nations.
Miss Anna Fitspatrick will present a corset line at the Blair Hotel on Saturday June 19 with prices from 3.50. Demonstrations run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ladies urged to attend for proper fittings. Hanford's Balsam marketed for gall use and fly prevention advised in the issue.
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