Local Fulton County notes and community updates.
The Fulton County Tribune notes ongoing church and community activities with sermons, conventions, and gatherings. It mentions Methodist services, a Day league meeting at 6:30 p.m., a 7:30 sermon on John the Baptist, and regional social visits in Ridgeville, Montpelier, Marion, and Toledo, plus local farm and school improvements and advertisements for poultry feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John the Baptist
Hirts
Harrison
Punkhouser Bros
Batdore Oscar Spiess
Ridgevles
David ‘Tressler
Montpelier
C.D. Eberly
BE. E. Moblers
Forest Spiess
Father Schlegel
Wauseon
Marion Manns
Clair Tedrow
Fello Spieas
Osecar Spiess
Ed Dailey
Sant Berkebile
Clarence Haller
Toledo
Wiley
Mearie Leinminger
Busy Cincinnati insurer drives thrift stamp boom
In Cincinnati John L. Shutt, a leading insurance man, earned fame by taking a big postwar task from the treasury department and boosting sales of thrift stamps and savings certificates. His vigorous approach and hustling policy kept Cincinnati at the nation's thrift city forefront, selling more government securities than ever before. He is described as a "dollar a year man" who does not take the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
John L. Shutt
Mr. Shut
Shut
LESTER KEW DIRECTOR William Mather Lewis Resigns Sale Campaign Starts
Orrin C. Laster, assistant director of savings, became acting director after William Mather Lewis resigned. He began a district director outreach to push sale of government securities, citing Ohio’s thrift campaigns as a model for the nation.
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Columbus
United States Treasury Department
Orrin C. Laster
William Mather Lewis
Lester
Ohio
Mail Carriers Support Thrift Stamps Sales Leader Langley
Cincinnati postal workers continue strong support for government thrift programs amid peace and wartime goals. FP. M. Langley, top seller at the Cincinnati office, aims to repeat success after years with high sales totals reaching 19,971.44 dollars last year and 26,007.90 prior year. Through four months of the current year, sales exceed 1008 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cincinnati
Treasury Savings
M. Langley
Langley
Lesson in Optometry for the Public Interest
A short feature emphasizes advances in optometry and the value of eye strain relief. It urges the public to recognize optometrists as a helpful professional group alongside opticians and jewelers. Address: 205 N Fulton St, Wauseon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optometrist
Optician
N. Fulton St
Wauseon, Ohio
Davis First to Recognize Women In State Government
Ohio marks a milestone as Rose Morlarity of Cleveland is named to the State Industrial Commission by Governor Harry L. Davis. Replacing H L Elliott, Morlarity will serve a six year term with a $5 000 salary. An active suffrage advocate and Republican organizer, she has long pressed reforms for women in industry and public welfare.
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Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Rose Moriarity
Cleveland
Miss Moriarity
H. L. Elliott
Miss Morlarity
Harriett Taylor Upton
Republican Party
Middle West
National Republican Committee
Misa Moriarity
Elyria
Classified Notices From Early Bryan Paper
For Rent and Sale items list a cot at Posy Lake inquires to Lee Williams. Eight windows 9 by 12 feet offered cheap via phone. Wanted ads seek cleaning of black stains and subscription list additions. Two garages in rear near church available. Dr H Jordan of 521 Dr McTaggart Bryan advertises painless piles treatment. These fragmented lines reflect a busy local classifieds page with rental, sale, service, and subscription notices.
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Cott
Posy Lake
Lee Williams
Sale of two 80 acre farms near Archbold Elmira
Public auction set for July 7 1921 featuring Farm No 1 north of Archbold and east of Elmira with 80 acres land timber a 7 room house barn and water supply. Farm No 2 known as old Peter Flory farm lies east of Archbold with 80 acres and a large 11 room house barn elevator granary and water supply. Both farms include timber land and wells. Farm No 1 to be sold at 9:30 am and Farm No 2 at 1:00 pm. Terms easy to be announced at sale. Anna Flory proprietor and Peter J Short auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold
Elmira
Elmer Rebeau
Peter Flory
Sylvester Grime
Anna Flory
Peter J. Short
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Josephine “Taylore
LaVerne Dunlap
Denson
Chase Ragan
Bulkleys
Glade Smith
Morenci
Ross Butler
John
Elias Dennis
Bear Swanton
Forrest Kahle
F -Kahle
Estel Bower
Seth Bowens
Cara Pras Swift, Armour and Co
EF. Hanson Co
Lester Kew
Cincinnati Mail Man
M Longley
Cincinnnati Oal
Optometry
Will Weber
Gillette
Schlatter
Howards & Hoy
Davis
Miss Rose Moriarity
Pennsylvania
Fleming & Hough
Everybody's Column
Seea Church
H. Jordan
North Fulton Street
Pettisville
Tedrow
Tribune Office
D. W. Myers
A. N. Lutton
Fulton County
Good Commission
Napoleon
South Bend
Florence
Dennis Aeschliman
L. Jones
Olney
Fleming and Hough
Harrison and Funkhouser Bros
the Tribune
B. F. Goodrich Rubber
Akron
Goodrich
Ford Sales Company
Chestnut Street
George
Actas
Paris
New York
Butterick
Deltor
Fifth Avenue
Boy Scout
Ney Ly
Gehring-Ruhlin Co
Lyon & Co
Atlantis
Amonia
Pride of
Quincy
the Cash and Carry Store
Wature
Toni
Wooay
Ewan
Jenda
Lever
Yuen
Lewis Medicine
Fink & Haumesser
Clarance J. Notzinger
Tribune
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